Two Mishaps On Hocking County Road 25 Near Haydenville
Two weekend accidents reported by the highway patrol in Haydenville area. William Tuckett, 40, of Nelsonville, tried to turn onto Co. Rd. 25 from Route 33, veered left of center and hit Henry Sparks, 63, of Haydenville at a stop sign. Tuckett was later charged with leaving the scene and unsafe operation. No injuries. Sparks’s car moderate damage. In a second crash Alma Shively, 65, of Cleveland, attempted a U turn on Co. Rd. 25 and struck a motorcycle ridden by Mike Glenn, 18, of Columbus, who was taken to Hocking County Hospital with left ankle and foot injuries. No citations issued yet.
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Hocking County
Haydenville
The
Highway Patrol
William Tuckett
Nelsonville
Co. Rd
Henry Sparks
Tuckett
Alma Shively
Cleveland
Co. Rd. 25
Mike Glenn
Columbus
Hocking County Hospital
Stewart man faces threats and intoxication charges
A Stewart area man Romanus Cunningham 42 of Stewart Route 1 pleaded in non to charges of making menacing threats and intoxication in Municipal Court. The threat charge was filed by William Lucas Stewart Route 1. Cunningham is to reappear in Municipal Court. Deputies linked him to another incident on April 27 when his brother George Cunningham 40 of Canton was wounded.
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Stewart Area
Romanus
Cunningham
Stewart
William Lucas
George Cunningham
Canton
Motorcycle burning appears attempted at Mill Street
A Mill Street resident told Athens police someone attempted to burn his motorcycle Saturday. John Moehl reported a rag was stuffed into the gas tank and lit, but the flame went out before the cycle was damaged.
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Mill Street
Athens
John Moehl
Mill St
Ohio State Wins NI AIA Flying Meet. Dayton Tops Women
Ohio State finished first at the National Intercollegiate Flying Association’s 20th annual meet with San Jose State second and Ohio University third. Terry Timmester of Ohio U was named top male pilot and Patricia Cleary of the University of Dayton top woman pilot. About 300 student pilots from 35 colleges participated over three days to display flying skills.
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Ohio State
San Jose State
Ohio University
National Intercollegiate Flying Association
Terry Timmester
Ohio U
Patricia Cleary
University of Dayton
South Bridge Repair Debate At County Meeting
The county commissioners discussed repairing the South Bridge on Richland Avenue. Commissioner John Cline challenged the bid process and the use of Auble-Mitchell-Burgess specifications while awaiting a state bridge inspector report. The panel also approved paving a village road joining Four Mile Road at Coolville.
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Richland Avenue
John Cline
Harry Dusz
Dusz
Cline
James Edwards
John Law
Auble-Mitchell-Burgess and Associates
Auble-Mitchell-Burgess
Auble-Mitchell- Burgess
Bridge Construction, Co
Cambridge
Edwards
Law
Ohio Bridge Co
Coolville
Ivan Creeger
Four Mile Rd
Ex-Athens Man Named To Post In Admissions For Harvard U
A former Athens resident, James A. Gardner, 24, has been named assistant director of admissions at Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts, effective September. Gardner, Harvard graduate, plans to practice law at Pillsbury Madison Sutro in San Francisco before taking a California bar exam and returning to Harvard to teach Law and the Juvenile Delinquent and serve as pre law advisor. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G A Gardner of 35 Grosvenor Street and has a brother Dr Charles Gardner, orthodontist in Midland Michigan.
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Athens
Harvard U
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
James A. Gardner
G. A. Gardner
Grosvenor St
Gardner
Harvard
Ames-Bern High School
Athens High School
Yale Law School
Pillsbury, Madison and Sutro
San Francisco
Charles Gardner
Ohio University
Midland, Mich
Pfc Kasler Injured in Vietnam Hospitalized After Artillery Fire
Pfc Donald E Kasler 20 son of Mr and Mrs Don Kasler of Stockport Route 3 formerly of Amesville hospitalized with serious injuries from May 5 in Vietnam. He was on a Navy boat hit by artillery fragments suffering wounds to head right leg and chest. A 1965 Windsor High School graduate he attended Amesville schools before move to Stockport area. Address: Pfc Donald E Kasler RA 11707249 Hospital Mail Section APO San Francisco CA 96381.
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Amesville
Donald E. Kasler
Don Kasler
Stockport
Vietnam
Windsor High School
Pfc
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Inferno Given 7 Day Suspension
The state's board of liquor control ordered a seven day suspension of Conti's Inferno D-5 permit on Court Street from June 10 to 17 for alleged sale of beer to a minor.
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Board of Liquor Control
Conti’s Inferno
Court Street
Two Apprehended In Stolen Auto
Highway patrolmen stopped a motorcycle on Route 690 near Route 50 Sunday due to no helmets. Driver Danny Harris 22 of Riverdale Maryland and passenger Kenneth Lucas 18 of Hyattsville Maryland face helmet violations. Harris also charged with no operator’s license. They were jailed for Hyattsville authorities.
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Maryland
Route 50
Howard Falk
Robert Long
Danny Harris
Riverdale
Kenneth Lucas
Hyattsville
Harris
River Crest Reaches Peak as Rain Boosts Levels
The Hocking River crested at 10.31 feet Sunday at 7 p.m. after 1.08 inches of rain over the weekend. At dawn Monday it stood at 9.12 feet and was falling. Athens recorded a Sunday high of 70 and an overnight low of 46 with the 8:30 a.m. reading at 48.
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Hocking
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Colmer
New Mexico Camp Trip Scheduled for Scouts
Eight Nelsonville Boy Scouts from Troop 69 will join Kootaga Area Council’s Philmont trek in Cimarron New Mexico next July. Keith Butt of Athens leads a mixed Ohio West Virginia group with 30 council scouts for a 10 day trail test on the ranch stretching 137 493 acres. Activities include horseback riding burro packing and exploring ancient Indian ruins. Applications due May 20 with eligibility limited to registered scouts age 14 plus. Camp dates July 3 to 21.
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Nelsonville
Kootaga
Butts
Athen’s
Boy Scout Council
Fourth St
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dave Weaver
Nick Ogg
Dave Zlitkind
John Reed
Steve Brown
Dick Standish
Greg Wharton
Don Godenschwater
Athens Ohio ordinance funds water system by notes to bonds
Ordinance approves issuance of 400000 dollars in notes in anticipation of bonds to improve Athens city's water supply and distribution system including enlarging and upgrading treatment facilities. Notes issued May 11 1968 bear 4 percent interest and mature by May 1969. Taxes levied annually to back notes with pledged funds for principal and interest, notes backed by city full faith and credit. Emergency measure to preserve public safety and city credit.
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City of
Athens
Ieee
Athens County
State of
Ohio
Ohio National Bank of Columbus
Columbus
Harry B. Crewson
Patricia Brett Raymond Shepard
Ohio highway contract bids May 26 1968 notice
State of Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals by 10 00 am EDT May 26 1968 Columbus for unit price improvements Nos 1 to 6 covering sections of Ohio routes in Athens Gallia Meigs Monroe Vinton and Washington counties including State Routes 50A 56 129 690 35 7 and 160 with bids on a single contract.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
Athens
Gallia
Meigs
Monroe
Vinton Washington
Athens County
Crown City
Gallia County
Five Runs Reported By Squad
Athens fire department emergency squad reported five runs on Sunday. Two were aid for the same persons. At 1 32 a m they aided Miss Mona Pyle 19 of Dayton at 20 Cable Lane to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Pete Anderson 26 of Murphysboro Ill sustained cuts from a fall at 8 Coulson Ave and went to the hospital at 3 57 a m. At 11 17 a m they aided Miss Marian Coe 60 at 2 South College St to hospital. At 5 07 p m they aided Miss Coe who had fainted at 27 N College St and recovered, advised to see physician. At 2 08 p m they responded to 97 N Lancaster St for Mrs Rachael Stewart 49 to hospital.
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Cable Lane
Mona Pyle
Dayton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pete Anderson
Murpheysboro
Coulson Ave
First Methodist Church
South College St
Marian Coe
N. College St
Miss Coe
N. Lancaster St
Rachael Stewart
Apartments Entered In Two Court Street Units
Athens police report two apartments at 324 S Court St entered Saturday. Jack Donaldson lost a $125 watch, shoes, and $3. Anthony Nicholas lost $6. Three Bromley Hall youths paid $45 bonds in Municipal Court for destruction of property and intoxication. Terry Daudt Randy Pearson and Michael Perkins allegedly smashed a Salvation Army window. Five day forecast predicts above normal temps through Saturday with scattered midweek and late week showers.
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Athens
S. Court St
Jack Donaldson
Anthony Nicholas
Municipal Court
Terry Daudt
Randy Pearson
Michael Perkins
Bromley Hall
Salvation Army
W. Union Street
Ohio highway bid notice for Meigs and adjoining counties
State Highway Department invites bids to paint guard rails on routes including No 7 in Meigs County and routes 7 8 26 78 255 536 in Monroe County 50 and 328 in Vinton County and 124 555 618 in Washington County Plans on file in Columbus and at the Division Deputy Director. Bids require a five percent certified check up to ten thousand dollars or a ten percent bid bond. Prequalification forms due at least 10 days before bid opening. Minimum wage set by the Department of Industrial Relations. The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids. P E Masheter Director -13. 5-20
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Board of Education
Trimble
Glouster
Ohio
Bridges
Meigs County
Clarington
Monroe County
Vinton County
Washington County
Highway Credit Examiner
Columbus
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
P. E. Masheter
Ohio University to study consumer credit insurance nationwide
An Ohio University research team advised by industry executives and public representatives will conduct a year long nationwide study of consumer credit life and disability insurance. It covers coverage, rate making, consumer costs and regulations with aims to aid regulators, insurers, and lenders. Dr Peter F Freund leads the project with an advisory board chaired by Oliver C Carmichael Jr and includes five faculty members.
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Ohio University
Consumer Credit Life and Disability Insurance
Credit Life Insurance
Credi
Vernon R. Alden
Oliver C. Carmichael Jr
Associates Investment Co
South Bend
Ind
Peter F. Freund
Department of Finance
Ohio University Department of Finance
Department of Insurance
State of Ohio
Ohio Univesity
Freund
Wayne E. Etter
Frederick G. Davis
Harlan R. Patterson
Yezdi K. Bhada
Harry Blythe
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes In Athens Area Remain Busy
A list of admissions and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes multiple Athens residents adding daughters and confirming transfers to University Hospital Columbus. The Plains volunteer fire department responded to a medical emergency at Lewis Connel’s home with transport to Mount St Mary Hospital after a possible heart attack.
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Plains Volunteer Fire Department
Lewis Connel
the Plains
Connel
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Complete Insurance Service
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Reed & Baur, Inc
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Mae Guess
Frank Levacy
Marion Coe
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Cutler
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Donald Poston
Orville Stover
Leo Williams
University Hospital, Columbus
Gary Johnson
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Philip Chute
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Watch Repair Service
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