Urban Renewal Appraisers Hiring Narrowly Approved
A 43 vote authorizes two appraisers Frank Cross and Carl Clifford to value 95 residential and seven business parcels in the South Green Urban Renewal area for a total fee of 10 350 dollars within 90 days. The council also discussed street vacates leasing space and other measures from dump truck purchase to bank depository changes.
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South Green
Michael Molchan
Howard Romine
Edgar Tuckerman
Frank Cross
Carl Clifford
South Green UK
Service Safety
Dwight Robinson
John Newcomb
Worstell
N. Court St
Lawrence Worstell
Athens JC Seeks Four Ball Diamonds Near W State Well
Athens Jaycees win council approval to develop 30 acres near the W State Street well field into four standard baseball diamonds. The project covers about 16 acres of water well land with 23 acres remaining for hospital use, leveraging city lease terms.
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Athens Jaycees
Council
W. State St. Well Field
Athens State Hospital
W. State St
Hocking
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Boyer
Jaycees
City Softball League
City Recreation Commission
A. M. Reis
Raymond Shepard
New Hair Growth Ad Claims 32 Day Risk Trial
An advertisement from Loesch Laboratory Consultants of Houston promotes a 32 day no risk trial to stop male pattern baldness and regrow hair. It asserts most baldness stems from various scalp conditions and urges those with any hair present to attempt treatment, providing prompt mail responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
West Main St
Plans for President Johnson visit to Athens coordinated
Federal city and Ohio University officials coordinate a 12 15 p m speech from Memorial Auditorium west portico with a 11 10 a m landing at Lockbourne and helicopter transfer. Secret Service and police map motorcade to the campus as White House press staff and university office arrange media coverage. Athens High School band to greet with Hail to the Chief and schools plan adjusted lunch hours and class dismissals to accommodate the event.
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Johnson
Athens
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Secret Service
Peden Stadium
White House
University Information Office
Ohio
Athens High School
Clyde Plant
T. C. Porter
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Bar Chief Advocates Judicial Amendment at National Law Day
Kiwanis hosts Athens County Bar Association dinner at Sportsman Grill with Erle Bridgewater urging a state constitutional amendment to reshape judiciary. He calls for nonpolitical selection, 70-year age limit, and consolidation into a single common pleas court with assistant jurists. Judges Harold Rose and John Bolin attend along with local attorneys.
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Kiwanis
Athens County Bar Association
Sportsman Grill
Erle Bridgewater
Athens
State Bar Association
Bridgewater
Ohio
OBA
Common Pleas
Harold Rose
John Bolin
J. B. Vanity
Gerald Mollica
Homer Gall
Lawrence Worstell
Hal Rowand
Millfield Girl Held In Theft At School
A 17 year old Millfield girl who allegedly stole 93 dollars from Millfield Elementary School in May 1963 has been turned over to juvenile authorities. She took the money from a desk drawer, deputies said.
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Millfield
Births and hospital note listings at Sheltering Arms
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Monte Riggle daughter Athens and several couples in Athens and nearby towns. Dismissed patients include Denise Deibler Walter Keirns and others. A Barbara Black age 23 of 192% W Washington St was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city emergency squad at 2 27 a.m. Tuesday.
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Monte Riggle
Athens
Hollis Black
Denise Deibler
Walter Keirns
Millfield
William Frick
Mike Kranyik
Chauncey
Greg Sanders
Barbara Black
W. Washington St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
City Fire Department
City Declares May Cleanup Week Across City
The mayor proclaims May 11 to 15 as Clean-up week and orders officials to issue a cleaning order. Residents must clear premises and ensure drainage for lands yards vaults cesspools sheds and barns. All tin cans trash and other debris should be removed.
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Raymond Shepard
New Operators Take Over Cain's Store at Dow Lake
Mr and Mrs Robert Gagle of 32 Lorene Ave assume ownership of Cain's Store on Strouds Run Rd at the head of Dow Lake. They purchased the business from retired George G Cain. The store sells groceries fishing tackle bait and runs a service station. Gagle also continues in the insurance business.
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Robert Gagle
Lorene Ave
Cain
Strouds Run Rd
George G. Cain
Dow Lake
Gagle
Ailing Driver Cited After Traffic Crash
A car driven by Mary Kollister 39 Logan veered left of center on Route 682 north of Route 56 and collided head on with Harold Carsey 39 Athens Route 2 according to the State Highway Patrol Kollister was cited for driving left of center and sustained a nose scrape. City firefighters were called to Sigma Kappa sorority house early Tuesday to extinguish a dryer fire causing about $20 in damage.
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Route
State Highway Patrol
Mary Kollister
Logan
Harold Carsey
Athens
Sigma Kappa _ sorority house
Five Grand Jury Indicts Forgery and Shooting Case
The May grand jury returned three indictments two against Laura Mae Hummell for forging names on two relief checks and one against William Twyman for shooting with intent to kill. Five cases were dismissed and one continued. Witnesses included George M. Smith and Sheriff Harold Shields. Hummell faces arraignment Saturday morning.
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Laura Mae Hummell
W. State St
William
Willie) Daniel Twyman
Glouster Route 3
Twyman
Lima State Hospital
Fair warm spell continues in Athens weather report
U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer notes a 10 am temperature of 78 in Athens on Tuesday, up 27 degrees from a 51 morning low. Monday’s high reached 83 as the Hocking River stood at 4.5 feet.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking River
Municipal Court Dockets Alcohol Offenses In Pennsville Region
William Wire of Pennsville cited for intoxication with police costs $25. Maphet J. Hunter aged 68 from Nelsonville Route 1 cited for intoxication with $25 costs. Alvin C. Baker 33 of Branchland West Virginia charged with drinking in a motor vehicle with police and bond set at $31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wire
Pennsville
Maphet J. Hunter
Nelsonville
Alvin C. Baker
Branchland
W. Va
Drag racing admitted by two 20 year olds in court
Two 20 year old drivers Daniel DeHart Carson and John Michael Araneo admitted in Municipal Court that they exceeded 50 mph while drag racing past the State Highway Patrol headquarters on Columbus Road. They were arrested by a patrolman, charged with drag racing, and fined 50 dollars plus costs each.
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State Highway Patrol
Columbus Rd
Daniel DeHart Carson
John Michael Araneo
State St
Carson
Araneo
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Dalton Ave
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Athens National Bank
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Rumac Apts
Lunaire
Kirsch
East State Street
City Water Service
Clear View
Wonder Hills
Charles Dalton
George Shleter
Foster Coe
George Ball
Ball
Elmer Jones
Rowland
Samuel Gordon
Columbus
Jones
Ness
Gibson
U.S
Athens County
the Security Bank
Jeffrey Johnson
Kenneth Ackerman
Ira Buck
Flora McLaughlin
Zaleski
Robert Elliott
Leonard Woodyard
Albany
Larry Bishop
Roy Hoisington
Strouds Run
James Joseph Sweeney
W. Carpenter
Tering
Charles Blackford
the Plains
Raymond Moody
Harold Cummings
Central Ave
Clara E. Baker
Kenneth Eugene Barnhart
Glouster
Georgia M. Smith
J. W. McBride
Frank Grubb
Raymond D. Augustine Jr
Charles Hanning
Clyde Beasley
William H. Bulstrot
Harold Shields
L. D. Nelson
Luella Moody
Sharon Barnhart
J. W. Whaley
C. F. Patton
Nick Parkis
DeWitt
de Witt
Orase al
Marietta Chemical Products Company
Ohio Fest Control Association
Richard M. Phillips
Lynnwood
Economy Savings & Loan Company
Gavines
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Pomeroy
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
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