Crystal Pool to Open on Memorial Day Under City Recreation
Crystal Pool, now under the city recreation commission, opens at 10 a.m. on Memorial Day with 6 days of operation and later hours after opening day. Lifeguards include Bill Leightenheimer Bob Wilson and Bill Haines. Monthly classes run June 15 to July 25 with fees of 3.50 and 0.50 for adults and children respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Pool
City Recreation Commission
Ball Bartels
Blaine Riggs
Bill Leightenheimer
Bob Wilson
Bill Haines
Bartels
City Recreation
Robert Kappes
Riggs
Recreation Commission
ROTC Cadets Train At Indiantown Gap In Pa
Forty one Army ROTC cadets from Ohio University join cadets from seventy one colleges for six weeks of rugged training at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation near Harrisburg Pennsylvania beginning June 20. The Army expects over 4000 cadets to attend this summer as the nations largest ROTC camp with nearly 600 active Army personnel directing the training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Indiantown Gap
Army
Union President To Be Interviewed On WOUB
William Perry, president of United Auto Workers Local 324, will be interviewed at 6 30 p m Monday on Ohio University's WOUB radio. The Bridgwater Machine strike will be the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perry
United Auto Workers Local 324
Ohio University
WOUB
Perry
Bridgwater
Three Aid Calls From City Emergency Squad
Mrs. Aileen Mitchell, 59, fell and fractured her left leg at 45 Mill Street and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after first aid. Earlier, at 65 Franklin Avenue, Robert Mathews, 38, was ill and advised to see a physician. At 2:15 a.m. Monday Miss Ruth Woodside, 20, Lindley Hall, fainted and was taken to Hudson Health Center by the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Mitchell
Mill St
Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Franklin Ave
Robert Mathews
Ruth Woodside
Lindley Hall
Hudson Health Center
Speeding cited after Richland and Woodland crash
Barry Bruce Bolin 18 of Albany Route 2 was cited for conditional speed after his car struck surface water near a restaurant, skidded 330 feet and hit a light pole. Firefighters responded to a trash fire on Bardin Drive and to a car fire caused by a backfire. Marriage licenses issued to two couples in Athens and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Bruce Bolin
Albany
Richland and
Woodland
Area Traffic Court Dockets From Ohio Municipal Sessions
A list of defendants from area traffic courts with charges such as speeding improper turns and overloads. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars with costs and suspensions noted for several cases. The docket includes names, ages, and hometowns across Athens Glouster Moorefield and surrounding areas.
Starcher vs McDonald Jury Trial Opens in Common Pleas
A jury trial opened Monday in Common Pleas Court in the suit of Walie F. Starcher against David R. McDonald. The May 1961 accident on Carpenter Street involved a two car collision cited McDonald for failing to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walie F. Starcher
David R. McDonald
Common Pleas Court
Carpenter St
McDonald
Passenger Injured In Route 33 Crash
A Columbus girl, Barbara Bryan age 17, received minor injuries when a northbound car driven by Thomas James Carr, 17, left the road a mile and a half south of Nelsonville. Carr was cited for conditional speed after the auto struck a highway sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Barbara Bryan
Thomas James Carr
Carr
Bound To Jury On Non-Support Charge
Halsie Allbright, 48, McConnelsville, pleaded no contest to non-support filed by Vivian Christman of Nelsonville. He was placed under 500 dollar bond and bound to the grand jury. Sheriff deputies handled the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsie Allbright
McConnelsville
Vivian Christman
Nelsonville
Glouster Man Taken to Lima Hospital After Insanity Ruling
Deputy Dewitt Walker transported William Daniel Twyman 71 of Glouster Route 3 to Lima State Hospital. He was committed until restored to mental health after officials ruled him insane. Twyman had been indicted for shooting with intent to wound. Also, the case Watts vs. Bureau of Workmen's Compensation Industrial Commission of Ohio and Brooks Shoe Co. was settled and dismissed by agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Walker
William
Willie
Daniel Twyman
Glouster
Lima State Hospital
Twyman
Mary Watts
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation, Industrial Commission of Ohio and
Brooks Shoe Co
Common Pleas Court
Glouster Man Charged After Nighttime Break In
Donald Herbert Frazer of Glouster Route 1 pleaded guilty in County Court to breaking and entering in the night season. Bound over to the grand jury, he posted $500 bond. A deputy said Frazer stole a welding outfit and other items on May 14 from an Oakdale building. the items were recovered Saturday in the Glouster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Herbert Frazer
Glouster
Frazer
Oakdale
Court Docket of Arrests and Bonds in Local Charges
A list of defendants with charges including intoxication disturbance and dis orderly conduct. Bonds range from 25 to 50 dollars with several cases carrying costs and jail time.
Ohio University Hosts 1964 Summer Session With 5500 Attendees
More than 5500 students are expected for two five week terms June 15 to July 17 and July 20 to August 22. Five hundred courses will be offered with six hours per term. Housing on East Green available, dining halls open, and board jobs offered. About 11 000 participants will attend 36 institutes and workshops including Peace Corps Training Institute and two NSF Institutes. Summer concerts feature New Christy Minstrels Peter Nero Trio Serendipity Singers. Roscoe Drummond and Howard K. Smith will speak at convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
East Green
Ohio
Peace Corps Training Institute
National Science Foundation
Buckeye Boys State Convention
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Roscoe Drummond
ABC
Howard K. Smith
New Christy Minstrels
Peter Nero
Serendipity Singers
Fair cooler follows rain
The forecasted trend is for fair and cooler weather after a humid rainy weekend. U S Observer C L Colmer records a 9 45 a m temperature of 75 degrees after an early low of 54. Sunday’s high reached 88 with weekend rainfall totaling .64 of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Local man pleads innocent in grocery theft case
A 23 year old man pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to stealing groceries valued at 11 dollars. He was held on a 1000 bond and the case continued to May 28. Police identify Richard Da vid Probst with no fixed hometown address and note prior burglary arrest in Columbus Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard David Probst
Columbus
Cleveland
Oregon
Probst
Births and admissions at local hospitals and firemen update
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Delbert Milam for a daughter in Middleport and Mr and Mrs Conrad Chesser for a son in Athens. Admissions include Bernard Withers New Marshfield and several Athens residents. dismissals note multiple locals. Four city firemen attended a regional fire school in Belpre on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Milam
Middleport
Conrad Chesser
Athens
Bernard Withers
New Marshfield
Everett Douglas
Shade
Clarence Vorhes
Albany
James Tinkham
the Plains
Douglas Wistendahl
Sol Rosenberg
Aileen Mitchell
Vernon Canny
Christy Yeater
Frost
Kay Russell
Stewart
Barbara Nutt
Gerald Johnson
Ronnie Walls
Brenda Tucker
Glouster
John Tall
Earl Goodin
Charles Linton
William Carpenter
Belpre
New Chief Begins Role at Athens State Hospital
Dr Gordon Ogram 43 formerly Erie County Guidance Center Sandusky started Monday as Athens State superintendent. He traveled to Columbus for state briefings and will arrive in Athens this week. Acting hospital superintendent Dr Juan C Ghersi will transfer to the Columbus rager staff effective June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Ogram
Erie County Guidance Center
Sandusky
Athens State Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens, Ohio
Donald K. Barstow
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Jessie W. Ley, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and Co
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Nelsonville, Ohio
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
ROTC
Pennsylvania
Mac’s Thrifty Store
W. State St. Athens
General
Diamond Needle
Smith
Court
Ph. LY
Richland Pole
Bardin Dr
Homer Daft
Hanlin Ave
Daft
Plains
Janice Blackford
Plains Fire Department
Newsome
Basil Cullison
Donald Eugene Morgan
Phyllis Ann Winner
David Robert Thomas
Evalyn Rowena Woodall
Raymond Shepard
Athens County Savings and Loan Co
Roy O. Davis
Dale Schultz
The
Savings and Load
Messenger Newsphoto
Roger Dow Linscott
Trimble
Donald FE. Suick
Petersburg
W. Va
John Logan Jeffers
Frank Spuckman
Geneva
Marvin Lacon Amerine
Laurelville
William H. Turner
Mulberry St
Municipal Court
Elson Richard Munn
Larry Coleman
Portsmouth
William Edward Johnson
Ashtabula
Clyde Marling Bailey
Coxs Mills
Warnie Eston
Kline
Allen Daniel Wilkins
Moorefield
David L. Pigg
Lucasville
Jerry Lee Evener
Millfield
Dale Sanders
Clinton W. Pyle
Florence O. White
Sunnyside
Michael Frank Bucalo
James Hall
Howard Ronald Culver, Jr
E. State St
Robert Larry Cline
Chauncey
Thresa Hines
Thomas Branch Turner
Charleston
Clovis Dale Allman
Carpenter Route 1
David V. Aiken
Athens Apts
Clarence Hough Haning
State St
Cary Reese Winigman
Carbon Hill
Robert Lee Price
Ernest Lee Porter
Jess Porter
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
UWSI
Mill Street
Athens oHnio
Lima
BUC
John Eugene Coe
Carl Chester Coe
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Athens High School
CSI
William P. Bressler
Baker Bidg
Congress St
Dennis J. Brucker
Gamertsfelder Hall
Dave S. Kellermyer
S. Congress St
David Lawrence Willie
Race St
Charles Price
Joseph Martin
Robert J. Duffner, Jr
W. Union St
William Lund Sifleet
Charles Rheubin Tucker
Sugar Creek
Phillip Stauffer
Union
Alice Robinson
Cuslins & Fearn
Cline
Ash
Imurphey
Insurance Agency
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
N. Court
Stimson
Ortho
Isotox
Kerr-Hunter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!