Salvation Army Runs Worldwide Network Reported at Athens Dinner
Major Southwood described the Salvation Army as a close knit world network during a 65 attendee Athens unit dinner at First Methodist Church. Captain Temple reported 1962 finances with an $18 747 budget, $8 530 from United Appeal, and services including 5 968 chapel attendees and 32 jail services.
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First Methodist Church
H. F. Temple
Athens
Temple
United Appeal
Cincinnati
Man Receives Aid After Breathing Trouble in Port City
Roy Shireman, 68, of Bridgeport, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad Wednesday afternoon after trouble breathing at the Humble Oil Co on Richland Ave. He had earlier collapsed along Route 50 near Hebardville and was aided by a General Telephone Co crew. Deputies answered the call as it appeared he is prone to blackout spells.
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Roy Shireman
Bridgeport
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Humble Oil Co
Richland Ave
Shireman
Route 50
Hebardville
General Telephone Co
Substitute Relation Vital Say Alden At Big Brothers Meeting
Ohio State University President Ver non R. Alden told the Big Brothers of America 15th annual meeting in Columbus that a fatherless or disengaged home raises delinquency risk. He urged substitute father figures, noting over 80 percent of criminals identified by age five or six. The Big Brothers movement aims to provide 1-1 relationships and civic care.
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Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Big Brothers of America
Columbus
Alden
America
Dr. Alden
New Assistant Dean Evarts Named for College of Business
Dr. Harry F. Evarts appointed assistant dean and associate professor at the College of Business Administration succeeding Dean William Stewart who resigns for Temple University. He joins from Northwestern University after teaching and seminar work and holds a Harvard GSB PhD. He has co authored operations management writings and will publish a new book in the fall. He is married with three children.
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Harry F. Evarts
College of Business Administration
William C. Stewart
Temple University
Doctor Evarts
Ohio
Northwestern University
Japan
Packard Electric Division
General Motors Corp
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Middletown
Harvard University
Graduate School of Business
Allyn and Bacon
Mercury Dips to Freezing Then Rises to 50 Degrees
The temperature fell to the freezing point early Thursday but by 10 a.m. climbed to 50 under clear skies. Wednesday's high reached 68 after an early low of 39.
Man Gets Sentence For Second Time This Week
Sheriff deputies arrest Joseph Eric Christman 47 of Glouster Route 2. Charged with intoxication he receives a $15 fine and 10 day jail term in County Court after a prior Friday arrest for disturbing the peace. Other names listed include David Shifflet 23 and Margery Goldsberry 17 among students and workers in Athens and Guysville.
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Joseph Eric Christman
Glouster
Christman
David Shifflet
Margery Joan Goldsberry
Jacksonville
Tim Lee Voxtheimer
Athens
Rebecca L. Copenhaver
Delbert W. Deem
St. Louis
Nancy Louise Rushforth
Guysville
Keith Roger Johnson
Kathleen Singer
Damage Suit Trial Opens Over $133000 in Damages
A jury trial opens Thursday before Common Pleas Judge John Bolin in a case seeking 133000 in damages. Plaintiff Ruby McKnight of Coolville Route 3 says she was injured in an April 1960 Route 50 accident near the Washington County line when wood pallets fell into her path. Defendants are Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co of Tuppers Plains and Chester S Mundry of Reedsville Route 1.
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Common Pleas
John Bolin
Ruby McKnight
Coolville
Washington County
Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co
Tuppers Plains
Chester S. Mundry
Reedsville
Driver Fined Jailed After Patrol Arrest
James William Bellar age 47 of Athens Route 3 pleaded guilty in County Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 125 dollars and costs and received three days in the county jail. Louis John Kitz Jr. age 26 of 23 Raymond Drive was cited by city police for improper passing after an accident and fined 10 dollars and costs in Municipal Court. The other driver in the Lancaster Street crash was Harry Henry Oliver, 37, of Columbus.
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James William Bellar
Athens
Bellar
Louis John Kitz Jr
Raymond Dr
Lancaster St
Harry Henry Oliver
Columbus
Local man questioned in string of burglaries
City police on Thursday questioned a 23 year old local man in connection with several recent burglaries. The youth was arrested on a warrant listing another charge.
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Salvation Army
Charles J. Southwood
Ciety
Major Southwood
Outer Space
Admiral
George
Fuller Electric Service
the Plains
Firestone
Diene
Chuckholes
Gilbert Shannon
Firestone Dealer
West Union Street
Athens, Ohio
TORO
The
F. H. Gifford Co
Amesville, Ohio
Paisley
Big Brothers Group
Big Brothers
Amer
Ica
Congress
Nelsonville
Thrif
Oxfords
Liz
Goodyear Welt
Nico
CBA
Harry Evarts
Scott's
Scott
South Court Street
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