Coe Wins Write-In Race for Athens Mayor in Close Election
Coe leads Dem mayor write-in with six vote margin over Judson Wilhite as 1900 ballots cast. Republican slate dominates council races with Brandon Grover leading at-large results. Barbara Daniel top Democrat at-large. Antle nominated by Republicans for First Ward council seat. Other totals show incumbents and party leaders across wards with mixed outcomes.
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Foster Coe
Judson
Ted) Wilhite
Barbara P. Daniel
Harlan Antle
Republican Council
Grover Jr
Robert Sutton
Michael Molchan
Fourth Ward
Norton Dean
Coe
Wilhite
Democratic Party
Raymond Shepard
Harry Crewson
Ralph Woods
William Rowland
FASTEETH Improves Comfort for Loose Dentures
Advertisement offers FASTEETH a alkaline non-acid powder to sprinkle on plates. It claims to hold dentures firmer and reduce embarrassment from loose teeth. Available at any drug counter.
Four State Issues Passed in County and Athens Races
Gov James A Rhodes urged passage of four state constitutional amendments. County and city results show approval for student loan funding 3628 2118 and 1465 412. a $290 million bond 3282 2337 and 1359 497. reapportionment 3177 2550 and 1254 622. industrial development financing 3335 2270 and 1290 534. Circle Hill counted late, most precincts reported by nine.
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James A. Rhodes
Athens
State House of Representatives
Circle Hill
Election Board
Glouster
Glouster and York Voters Reject Levies
Glouster village voters reject an additional half-mill levy for cemetery repair 225 yes 242 no and York School district 1.9 mill levy for current expenses fails 402 yes 500 no. Both levies needed 55 percent approval.
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Glouster
York
Glouster Village
Salgo to Speak on Entrepreneurial Values at Copeland Hall
Nicolas Salgo, president of the Salgo-Noren Foundation, will address students in Copeland Hall 111 at 2 10 p m Friday on Individual Values as an Entrepreneur. The foundation awards the Outstanding Teachers Award in the College of Business Administration. Harry Blythe won last year and this year’s winner will be announced at graduation.
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Nicolas Salgo
Salgo - Noren Foundation, Inc
Copeland Hall
Salgo-Noren Foundation, Inc
College of Business Administration
Harry Blythe
Margaret Creek Conservancy Dam Plans Could Start This Fall
A 40 member field review in Albany discussed Margaret Creek Watershed plans with Soil Conservation Service officials from Columbus. The project includes six dams over five years totaling 998000 dollars with federal and local funding. Participants included officials from the Forestry Service Farmers Home Administration and Athens planning commission.
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Margaret Creek Conservancy
Conservancy District
Soil Conservation Service
Columbus
Albany Grange
SCS
Raymond Brown
John Hamill
Federal Forestry Service
Farmers Home Administration
State Grange
Hocking Conservancy District
Department of Natural Resources
Athens Planning Commission
Attorney Weighs Duty to Law on Law Day Speak at Lions
Athens attorney William Parker Walker urged Lions Club members to demand duties from themselves for their country. He stressed voting and jury service as examples and noted only about 17 to 20 percent of Ohio eligible voters participate. The talk marked Law Day, observed after Congress established it to counter May Day propaganda.
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William Parker Walker
Athens Lions Club
Buckeye
Walker
Ohio
Congress
Journalism School Scholarship Granted
The Mineapolis Star and Tribune awards a $400 annual scholarship to Ohio University's School of Journalism. The first award will go to an outstanding junior-year student at the end of their junior year, in 1966.
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Mineapolis Star and Tribune
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Youth Sentenced for Breaking and Entering in Mansfield Reform
Juvenile Thomas Truman Newman, 16, of Buchtel, placed in the state reformatory in Mansfield on a delinquency charge for breaking and entering Amesville hardware. Newman had previous time at Fairfield School for Boys. Two adults, Shayne Kelley and Jerry Teel, are indicted for burglary related to the same entry and face two other indictments each.
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Thomas Truman Newman
Buchtel
State Reformatory
Mansfield
Newman
Amesville
Fairfield School For Boys
BIS
Shayne Kelley
Nelsonville
Jerry D. Teel
Logan
Firefighters Respond Twice To Fires On Tuesday
City firefighters were dispatched at 9 37 p m Tuesday to 6 Walker St to extinguish an auto fire caused by a carburetor backfire in a 1960 car owned by Bruce Slane. Fire crews used a hand extinguisher and booster hose to control the blaze. At 11 50 p m Tuesday a mattress was ignited by an electric study lamp at the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority house 24 E Washington St. The department arrived and removed the mattress.
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Walker St
Bruce Slane
Stimson Ave
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
E. Washington St
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admissions And Discharges
Admitted Mrs. Larry Hoffman Albany Route 2 Mrs. Charles Steele Athens Route 5 Mrs. William Adams Athens. Dismissed Wayne Gilkey Athens Zean Crippen Stewart Mrs. Paul Charney and daughter The Plains Mrs. Leah Corio Athens Mrs. Charles W. Graham and son Athens Ruth Bernard Guysville Mrs. Russell Jellison The Plains.
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Larry Hoffman
Albany
Charles Steele
Athens
William Adams
Wayne Gilkey
Zean Crippen
Stewart
Paul Charney
the Plains
Leah Corio
Charles W. Graham
Ruth Bernard
Guysville
Russell Jellison
Albany Area Man Is Fined On Check Count
Chester E. Graham of the Albany area pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing a $38.13 check with insufficient funds. The January 1964 charge, filed by William J. Toomey, resulted in a $200 fine and costs, 30 days in jail suspended, six months probation, and restitution terms with $175 of the fine suspended.
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Chester E. Graham
Albany Area
William J. Toomey
Graham
Honor Unit Initiates 38 Picks Officers
Phi Kappa Phi national honor society initiated 3 students and three faculty members and elected officers. Dr. James Mason was named president and Dr. Ernest Collins vice president. Initiated faculty include Dr. Wallace Cameron Dr. Walter J. Fahey and Dr. Calvin H. Baloun who also received a teaching award from Dean Edwin J. Taylor. Sydney G. Baldwin of Athens was among the students initiated.
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Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society
James Mason
Ernest Collins
Wallace Cameron
Walter J. Fahey
Calvin H. Baloun
Edwin J. Taylor
College of Engineering and Technology
Sydney G. Baldwin
Athens
Athens men inducted into army at Ft Hayes
Four Athens County men left by bus Tuesday for Columbus to be inducted into the army at Ft Hayes. Walter E. Hunter led the group, with James E. Eggleston, George H. Simonton, and Lowell E. Guthrie joining. Each received a Bible from the Gideon Society.
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Athens
Columbus
Ft. Hayes
Walter E. Hunter
James E. Eggleston
George H. Simonton
Nelsonville
Lowell E. Gutherie
Guysville
Gideon Society
Weather Report From Athens Sees Cooler Day Ahead
Cloudy and slightly cool weather observed in Athens with a 9 30 a m temperature of 67 degrees, reflecting a seven degree rise from the morning low. Tuesday's high reached 87 degrees, the fifth consecutive day above 80.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
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