Nolan Chairs 1959 United Appeals Drive
F L Nolan named chairman of the 1959 United Appeals campaign at a UA board session. The Athens theater operator urged greater giving and effort, as the board approved two new agencies and a 15 member advisory committee. Nolan, native of Utica and former VA student, lives with his wife Margaret Guthrie and children Nancy and Michael.
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F. L. Nolan
United Appeals
UA Board of Trustees
Aes
Jack L. Moore
Presient
Nolan
United Appeal
Utica
N.Y
University of Virginia
Athens Schine
Bellefontaine
Norwalk
Bucyrus
Malone
N. Y
Athens
Frank Rauch, Jr
Valley Drive-In
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Nancy
Michael
Utah Place
Red Cross
Beacon School For
USO
Fred H. Sands
C. Don McVay
Brandon T. Grover
Robert J Jathews
John W. Bolin
Sam Altman
Roger M. Rice, Jr
Harper C. Pendry
Harry M. Begg
Gordon K. Bush
H. C. Bobo
William Harmon
Arthur Easler
Robert Main
Eleanor Minister
Frank L. Nolan
United Appeals Drive
Messenger Newsphoto
Four Persons Fined On Intoxication Charge
Four persons charged by city police with intoxication plead guilty on arraignment in Municipal Court. Richman A Six of Athens Route 2 and Robert Hale of Athens Route 2 were fined $25 plus costs as first offenders. Repeat offenders Woodrow Witham of 208 W Washington St and Alberta Schuler of the same address were fined $50 plus costs and jailed 30 days.
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Richman. A
Athens
Robert Hale
Woodrow Witham
Washington St
Alberta Schuler
Sputnik IIH Krushchev taunts U S on space power claims
The Soviet leader touts satellite energy feats and solar powered batteries while Khrushchev seeks to prove Soviet scientific edge. An ad humorously notes American car batteries run on paper and finance notes, contrasting with Sun energy. The Cline Pharmacy Co. Athens is cited as the right place for accurate prescriptions.
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Ili Khrushchev
U. S
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens
Former NYT Writer To Speak at Ohio U
Michael L. Hoffman former European economic correspondent for the New York Times will visit Athens for two Ohio University journalism group events. He will speak at 3 10 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium and at 6 30 p.m. at a Sigma Delta Chi anniversary banquet on OU campus.
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Michael L. Hoffman
New York Times
Athens
Ohio University School of Journalism
Hoffman
Development Institute
The
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Ewing Auditorium
Sigma Delta Chi
North Carolina
Oberlin College
University of Chicago
Oberlin
Trinity College
Hartford
Mass
Treasury Department
Treasury
Allied Force
Algiers
London
Paris
Geneva
Switzerland
IBRD
John C. Baker
U. S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Baker
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births announced for Mr and Mrs Vern Stage of Athens Route 2 a son. Admitted include Roselta Russell Millfield Mrs Amos Blakeslee Athens Dorothy Henry Amesville Route 1 Mrs Charles Thompson Athens Route 3 Charles Grim Athens Jan Sue Hoisington Stewart Discharged Mrs Clarence Watkins Athens Mrs Rachel Loudermilk Jacksonville Mrs Jessie Bolton Albany Mrs John Bridge Athens Route 1 and daughter. Charles Diltz 70 320 W Union St fined 20 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court for speeding excessive for conditions.
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Vern Stage
Athens
Roselta Russell
Millfield
Amos Blakeslee
William Hunter
Dorothy Henry
Amesville
Charles Thompson
Charles Grim
Jan Sue Hoisington
Stewart
Clarence Watkins
Rachel Loudermilk
Jacksonville
Jessie Bolton
Albany
John Bridge
Charles Diltz
W. Union St
Four Hurt In Three Area Crashes In Athens County
Four people were injured in three Athens County traffic crashes investigated by State Highway patrolmen. Marcella Hudnall, 48, Athens Route 1, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after her car rear ended Lorenzo Hanning, 22, Columbus, who stopped on Route 691 to discharge a passenger. Hanning was cited for parking on the highway. Charles Brown, 24, The Plains, backed onto Route 33 north of Chauncey and hit Homer Byrd, 50, Nelsonville. Brown was cited for failing to yield to traffic, and Byrd’s passenger Gary Brown, 18, Athens Route 2, suffered facial injuries. Or dice Thacker, 21, Columbus, was cited for excessive speed after his car left Route 50 A near Amesville and struck a telephone pole, breaking it. passenger Donald Norris, Athens Route 2, received head and rib injuries.
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Athens County
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Marcella Hudnall
Athens
the Plains
Chauncey
Homer Byrd
Nelsonville
Brown
Charles Wadley
Gary Brown
Wadley
Ordice Thacker
Columbus
Amesville
Donald Norris
Albany Man Dies at 77
Edward Rickey, 77, retired farmer of Albany, died at home Monday. He is survived by his wife Catherine Gotschall Rickey and sister Ellen McVay. another sister Elmer Steward had died earlier. He belonged to Albany Grange and Alexander Presbyterian Church. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church, Rev. Laurence Woodruff officiating, burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at Bigony funeral home after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Albany
Edward Rickey
Catherine Gotschall Rickey
Ellen McVay
Elmer Steward
Albany Grange
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Laurence Woodruff
Bigony
New Member Named To Recreation Board
Fred Swearingen was appointed to the Athens City Recreation Board by Mayor Kenneth W. Sands. He fills the vacancy left by George Merchant who declined another term.
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Fred Swearingen
Athens City Recreation Board
Kenneth W. Sands
George Merchant
Baccalaureate Talk Heard at The Plains
The Plains High School graduating class heard a baccalaureate address by Rev. A. E. Beckwith of The Plains Nazarene Church. Scripture reading by Ralph Kittle, invocation by Rev. Virgil Versteeg, and benediction followed with mixed chorus numbers directed by Mrs. Margaret Sears.
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Plains High School
A. E. Beckwith
Plains Nazarene Church
Ralph Kittle
Virgil Versteeg
The
Plains Methodist Church
Margaret Sears
Mary Diverbiss
Plains Garden Club
Patrol Cites Three Drivers Two Fined
Three drivers accused by the State Highway Patrol with driving while intoxicated appeared in Municipal Court. Brummer Ray Maiden pleaded guilty and received a $125 fine, three days in jail, and three months driving rights suspension in Ohio. Wilbur D. Thompson also got a similar sentence. James P. Dearth pleaded innocent and was held under $200 bond for a Wednesday hearing.
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State Highway Patrol
Brummer Ray Maiden
Horse Branch
Ohio
Wilbur D. Thompson
Nelsonville
James P. Dearth
Factory St
Two Men Held in Groceries Theft Burglary
Two men, John Tucker and Robert Tucker, are in police custody amid charges of breaking and entering City Produce Store on Columbus Road and stealing groceries worth 40 to 50 dollars. They were linked to the burglary after deputies detained them at Carl Williams home and recovered meat, candy, cigars, coffee, and other items.
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Columbus Rd
John Tucker
Danbury, Conn
Robert Tucker
Columbus
Carl Williams
Athens Route 4
Williams
States Circus Group elects Baker Young Athens chair
Baker Young of Athens was named chairman of the Sell's Brothers Top state affiliate of the Circus Bands Association at a Steubenville convention last weekend. He attended with wife Hazel and son Barry. Edward Jones of Zanesville was elected vice chairman and Floyd McClintock of Urichsville became secretary-treasurer as Clyde Beatty Circus performed.
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Baker Young
Athens
Sell’s Brothers Top
National Circus Bands Association
Young
Steubenville
Hazel
Barry
Edward Jones
Zanesville
Floyd McClintock
Urichsville
Clyde Beatty
Fire department attend sudden illness at 38 State Street
The fire department emergency squad was called at about 4 a m Tuesday to 38 W State St where Mrs Grace Ballanger aged 68 became suddenly ill She was advised to call a physician for treatment.
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Fire Department
State St
Grace Ballanger
Marion Stewart Pleads Guilty in Headlight Charge
Marion E. Stewart aged 37 of 44 M. Shafer Street pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to failure to display two burning headlights and was fined $3 plus costs.
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Marion E. Stewart
M. Shafer St
Live Better Where You Are Program Invites Neighborhood Action
Neighborhood blight harms money and family security. Detroit shows a 10 year program uniting 55 neighborhoods. New Orleans civic action improved 2000 buildings in one year. Bangor Maine studies local housing needs. Des Moines hosts a successful neighborhood improvement group. Start at home and join community groups for practical help.
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Detroit
New Orleans
Civic Action
Bangor
Maine
Des Moines
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George Ford Tractor Sales
W. Union
Cline
Soft Water Service
West Stimson Ave
NYT
Ohio U
Michael Hoffman
Patrol
David McAfee
Wanda Ramsey
John E. Bail
Ruth E. Cornell
Bell-Ans
Orangeburg
Athens Messenger
Sandran
America
Vance - Leach Furniture
W. State St
Glouster
Logan
MEN & Boys
Action American Council To Improve Our Neighborhoods
Radio City Station
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Reyeimer
D. H
Jonesy
Sam
Cline Bldg
New York Stock Exchange
Hamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati
Charleston
Wheeling
Elberfeld
Edsel Look
Eset
EDSEL
Ford Motor Comp
Dick Blosser Edsel, Inc
East State Street and
Grand Park Blvd
Athens, Ohio
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