Change in polling place for Toren precinct election day
County elections clerk Ray Bobo announced Tuesday changes for the primary polling place. Toren precinct voters will use the WSCS building instead of the Wheaton Motel cabin. Kiwanis volunteers offer rides to polls from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and can be arranged by calling 31414.
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Ray Bobo
County Board of Elections
Toren
WSCS
Wheaton’s
John Huffman
Athens Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Frank Batdorf
Fairgrounds Building Approved for Athens County Exhibit Hall
Athens County fair board approved a $16 000 one story concrete building to serve as the Junior Fair exhibit hall and team shower room next to the athletic field. Construction is underway across from the Grange Hall with 80 by 40 feet plus a 16 foot shower section. The project will be financed equally by the fair board and county commissioners and open for rental to the public.
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Athens County
Fair Board
Fairgrounds
County Commissioners
Emory Allen
Grange Hall
Births and discharges at Shelterin g Arms Hospital notes
A list records a birth to Mr and Mrs Larry Scriven of Athens a daughter. Multiple admissions are listed followed by discharges including Clarence Penrod Thurman Knox Joseph Hawk and others from Athens The Plains Shade Euclid Upper Derby and Millfield.
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Larry Scriven
Athens
Jan Sue Hoisington
Stewart
John Campbell
George Gillette
Denzel Welsh
Carpenter
Carrie McMullen
Rose Southerton
Charles Diltz
Robert Antle
Trimble
Rosieta Russell
Millfield
Lloyd Elaw
New Marshfield
Marie Mathews
Elizabeth Garner
Richard Mathews
James Young
Clarence Penrod
Thurman Knox
the Plains
Joseph Hawk
Charles Goldsberry
Shade
Frank Eaton
William Moorehead
Alexander Bidroff
Upper Derby
Libby Burson
Patsy McCune
John Catess
Euclid
William Besselman
Ralph Perry
Two Fined by Court On Traffic Charges
Two drivers pled guilty to traffic offenses in Municipal Court Alva A Mayle 22 of Sharpsburg Route 1 paid 15 dollars and costs for operating an unsafe vehicle. James William Tom 33 of 38 Brown Ave paid 5 dollars and costs for having no tail light on his auto.
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State Highway Patrol
Alva A. Mayle
Sharpsburg
James William Tom
Brown Ave
First Methodist Church Names New Officers and Trustees
At the fourth quarterly conference the First Methodist Church named 434 officers and trustees. Maxwell Ferguson became church school superintendent. Fred Wheaton Jr. is treasurer. Orland G. Houck and John Dowler were elected to trustee and stewardship roles. Dr. Homer Bradshaw chairs membership and evangelism. several incumbents were reappointed or reelected to commissions and lay leadership roles.
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First Methodist
Maxwell Ferguson
Frank Batdorff
Fred Wheaton Jr
Carl J. House
Orland G. Houck
Fred M. McKay
John Dowler
Commission On Stewardship and Finance
Two Drivers Fined For Drunken Driving
Two drivers pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. Each received a $125 fine plus costs, three days in jail, and a three month license suspension. Gary C. Tidles, 20, of 69 Mulberry Street was charged by city police. Elmer LeRoy Michell, 37, of Logan, was charged by the State Highway Patrol.
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Gary C. Tidles
Mulberry St
Elmer LeRoy Michell
Logan
State Highway Patrol
Repeat Offender Is Given Double Penalty
Oscar E. Cooley 52 of 75 W State St pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. Judge John F Newcomb suspended his license for one year doubled due to repeat offense, fined $250 plus costs, and sent him to city jail for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Cooley
State St
John F. Newcomb
Cooley
Junior Student Fined For Ignoring Light
Ohio University junior Glenn R. Bower paid a $5 fine and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to crossing a street against the automatic signal. He allegedly disobeyed police orders during the J-Prom parade at Court and Washington Streets, creating noise after his arrest by Police Chief Joseph Grogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R. Bower
Ohio University
Bower
Joseph Grogan
Court
Washington Sts
Foresters Are Camp Staffers At Ohio Camp
Athens U S Forest Service will join the forestry training camp staff along with Dean Richardson to teach watershed management Willard Carmean of Central State Forest Experiment Station will head the forest research center tour at Vinton Furnace Forest The camp sponsored by Ohio Forestry Association runs June 22 28 at Tar Hollow State Park with 150 high school campers from across Ohio
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Dean Richardson
Athens
U. S. Forest Service
Richardson
Willard Carmean
Central State Forest Experiment Station
Vinton Furnace Forest
Ohio Forestry Association
Tar Hollow State Park
Ohio
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Pol, Adv
Mark
The
Cleveland
Press, News and Plain Dealer
Lilian N. Nolan
Sec’y, McElroy Com
Richard H
Cary
Republican Party
Pol. Adv
REPP
Onto & National Burial Vault Associations
Liberal Credit
W. Washington St
Scotty Roberts
E. Main St
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Allen
Messenger Newsphoto
Sheltering Arms Hospital
First Methodist Church
Virgil Baker
Clark Williams
Julia Cable
George W. Berg
Kermit Blosser
Donald R. Clippinger
D. B. Green
J. D. Haskins
Richard Matthews
George E. Hill
Charles D. McAfee
Wilson Norris
Roger Quisenberry
Carl Roberts
Harold W. Snow
Dowler
Arthur D. Kasler
Roy F. Witchterman
Elliott
R. G. Palmer
Dean Donald R. Clippinger
Paul E. Kimes
Ross Wright
Kerr-Hunter
Rks
Ba Aden
Aia
Athens CO
You Insurance
Taves
Spender
Athens, Ohio
Donald K. Barstow
C. B. Dillon
C. M. Gill & Co, D. M. Goddard
Houck & van Dyke, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
F. R. Murphey & Son
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Agency
Seiple & Kempton
Nelsonville, Ohio
Oakley Ins
the Saltz Ins
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
South Third Street
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio State University
Ohio State Law School
Department of Taxation
State of
Department of Liquor Control
Opled Childrens Ee
Janice F. Hopple
Cynthia F. Hopple
Jay M. Hopple
Kent Ozman
Foster
Rapp
W. Union St
Foster Bean
Mr. Bean
W. K. Overly
the Security Bank
Court Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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