National Guard to Hold Summer Camp in Grayling Michigan
The National Guard plans a 15 day summer encampment July 6 to July 20 at Grayling Michigan for 17 to 35 year old volunteers. Capt James M Abraham announces enlistments from Ohio 166th Infantry Athens unit with openings in communications motor transportation automotive mechanics and more. Veterans may be credited toward a 20 year retirement and weekly drills at the Athens Armory are 7 30 pm Tuesdays.
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Crayling
Michigan
James M. Abraham
Ohio
166Th Infantry
Athens
Abraham
Grayling
Umee
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Second Army
National Guard
Insurance office offers free wind policy Q&A
If you address your own insurance questions to this office we will try to give you the correct answers and there will be no charge or obligation of any wind.
You Haven’t Got That Much Costly Liability Coverage
A cautionary message urges individuals to consider liability insurance to protect against automobile injuries and other damages. It notes suits can target personal income and property and emphasizes low cost to secure basic protection with higher limits for substantial coverage.
Police Log Reports Three Athens Street Accidents
Police investigated three traffic accidents on Athens streets Saturday and Sunday with no injuries. Ralph Perry of Garfield Ave and David D. Wites of Wheeling W Va collided at N College and Mill. Ray Augustine of Route 3 Athens rear ended Don Allen Frederick of Mulberry St. Donna Belle Chesser of Nelsonville Route 2 struck Ira Burnfield of Maplewood Drive on East State Street.
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Athens
Ralph Perry
Garfield Ave
David D. Wites
Wheeling
W. Va
N. College and
Mill Sts
E. State- Carpenter
Ray Augustine
Don Allen Frederick
E. Mulberry St
Donna Belle Chesser
Nelsonville
E. State St
Ira W. Burnfield
Maplewood Drive
Weekend Weather Recap With Mild Monday Relief
The ticker notes clear skies Monday after a rainy weekend. The thermometer hit 70 at 9 am, up seven degrees from last night's low. Highs and lows ranged 86/48 Friday, 82/63 Saturday, 78/64 Sunday. Rainfall totaled 0.3 inches.
B and O Rail Crossing Safety Drive Gets Community Call
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad invites civic leaders to a noon meeting at the Hotel Berry Tuesday to explain an expanded safety education program. Superintendent J F Robbert says the effort spans 13 states and targets prevention of grade crossing accidents through local community action.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. F. Robbert
Berry
Robbert
Keirns Infant Dies Sunday in Millfield Area
Earl Keirns seven month old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Keirns died Sunday morning at home Millfield Route 1 He is survived by his parents a brother Paul Edward and three sisters Donna Jean Doris June and Freda Louise A sister died earlier Grandparents Marvin Keirns Millfield Route 1 and Mr and Mrs H M Williams Athens Route 4 Also two great grandmothers Mrs Clara Gladden Millfield Route 1 and Mrs Elia Burkett Athens Route 3 Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 am at Hooper Ridge Church by Rev Drell H Goff with burial in the adjoining cemetery Friends may call at the Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Keirns
Carl Keirns
Millfield
Paul Edward
Donna Jean
Doris June
Freda Louise
Marvin Keirns
H. M. Williams
Athens
Clara Gladden
Elia Burkett
Hooper Ridge
Drell H. Goff
Withs
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes
Drivers Fined In Area Courts
Two drivers were fined at McArthur and two at Logan after State Highway Patrol arrests. Harrold Morrison, 20, McArthur, paid 10 dollars and costs for driving an unsafe vehicle while Richard Henderson, 45, McArthur Route 2, paid 5 dollars and costs for driving to the left of center. In Logan, Chester Hicks, 23, was fined 5 dollars and costs for failing to observe a stop light, and Earl E Jeffery, 28, Logan, was fined 15 dollars and costs for parking on the highway.
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Columbus
Logan
Donald Tennihill
David Allen Tennihill
Tennihill
Peggy Hack Yaw
Peggy Yaw
Roger Friend
Nelsonville
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Richard H. Gesner
Huntington
W. Va
Owen Kennedy
Mechanicsburg
Gesner
Kennedy House
Justice of the Peace Charles Rider
Rockbridge
William Rollins
Wellston
Mary Mays
Hebron
Mays
Rollins
Grady Truss
Springfield
Robert E. Wooley
Huron
Truss
Ralph Griffin
William Linn
Clarence Hartman
Linn Auto
Lee Sanborn
Sanborn
Linn
Marjorie
Route 13
Corning
Donald E. Smathers
Ire Giffin
Smathers
Lavina Smathers
Agnes Marsh
L. K. Marsh
Carl V. Brooks
Ralph L. Holdren
Union Furnace
Brooks
Shade
McArthur
State Highway Patrol
Murphey
Harrold Morrison
Richard Henderson
Chester Hicks
Justice of the Peace
S. P. Whitehart
Earl E Jeffery
Shelterings Arms Hospital Notes
Hospital notes list new births for several Athens-area families including Barnsee Dunfee Hanson Peaches Huntsman and Staneart. Dismissals include Leo Van Nest and various Athens residents. Additional names appear from Albany Shade Glouster Ironton Trimble Mason City and surrounding areas.
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Flora Staneart
Albany
Virginia McAlpin
Athens
Edna Fulton
Shade
Carol Fulton
Richard Eddy
Glouster
Curtis Willis
Ironton
Anna Frost
Leo van Nest
Son
Lewis Howard
Mae Coen
Guysville
Charlies Bobo
Bernice Fiscus
Kenneth Woodburn
Sandra Lievellen
Jean Carpenter
Trimble
Dorothy Beverage
Flags Explained for Memorial Day at County Service Office
The county service officer's office distributed American flags for Memorial Day to place on graves of veterans from all wars. The flags are for those whether or not they belonged to veterans' organizations, officials stated today.
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Court House
Athens Junior High Produces Eighth Grade Variety Magazine
The Athens Junior High eighth graders complete a six section Variety magazine to be distributed Tuesday to teachers and students. Faculty and student editors lead committees with named staff covering art, sports, biographies and states’ product frieze scenes amid a performance including a minuet and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marie Stehr
Kenny Collins
Nancy Cutler
Jim Rutkoskie
Ariane Smith
Patsy Beckers
Kay Woogerd
Bob ‘Decker
Eleanor Sugaski
Donna Jean Christman
Sory
Donald Dailey
Alerta Gaskins
Sue Linton
Sue Beaty
Edna Vanity
Janet Shepherd
Voris Jones
Larry Chesser
David Lovell
Sandra Garber
Joe South
Phil Boswell
Orville Skinner
Pat Lontz
Dick Baldwin
Sam Workman
Carol Stace
Robert McEway
Mary Williams
Nancy Bishop
Wanda Grafton
Rita Simpkins
Central School third graders host mothers party
Central School third graders hosted a party for mothers Friday afternoon showcasing a year long community unit. Juanita Clyse teacher presented a community film and teaching methods while Larry Hockenverry and Karen Embrey served as hosts.
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Central School
Larry Hockenverry
Karen Embrey
Juanita Clyse
Sharon Corey
Jeanne Westrick
Linda Grafton
Larry ‘10On
Larry Kirk
June Snead
Jack Miller
Flowers
Richard Goins
Carolyn Gaston
Nita Scott
John ‘Lippey
Josephine Davis
Sharon Workman
Theresa Coury
John Bowling
Stanley Sigismund
Sandra Nickoson
Perry Goodwin
Betty Jo Gallagher
Yeday Heliken
Melodie Crow
Ryan King
Judy Nickoso
Fourth Grade Studies 13 Colonies Linked Mothers’ Program
Fourth grade at Central school finished a study unit on the 13 colonies with a party for mothers Thursday afternoon. Speakers covered Virginia Massachusetts New Hampshire and Maryland with students listing states and residents and highlighting key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Sondra Meyers
Marcia Rose
Barbara Mitten
Shar
Dixie Hardy
Virginia
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Mike McAfee
Sally Jo Fulton
Joyce Smith
Kay Haddox
First Graders Visit Farms On Learning Unit
Central school pupils join Lois Kail and Connie Paporone on farm visits to Kail and Edgar's Turkey farms. They tour a feed store with baby chicks and rabbits. Sandra Wilson brings four kittens. several classmates participate in the farm project.
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Lois Kail
Kail
Connie Paperone
Edgar
Sandra Wilson
Gary Bailey
John Beasley
Terry Bumpuss
Kenneth Gebhart
Errald Howell
Sammy Shepard
Ray Laidy
Jimmy Six
Jerry Smith
Dennis Stearts
Carla Carsey
Patricia Conant
Sue Domm
Polly Hammon
Mary Hunzeker
Loretta McGlone
Diantha Murphy
Juanita Salyers
Barbara Schmitt
Judith Sheldon
Joyce Smith
Donna Thompson
City Cruiser Wrecked in Early Morning Incident
Police say a cruiser was damaged when an unknown person released the emergency brake and put the car in gear during an investigation on N Court St. The vehicle rolled into a parked car owned by Gerald Hoff of Dayton. Officers were called at 1 40 am to break up a party. the cruiser will be out of service several days.
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Athens
N. Court St
Joseph Fields
Richard McClung
Fields
Gerald Hoff
Dayton
Hoff
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Athens School News
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Bunny Gardner
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Betty Bolton
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Arthur Rutter
Delaware
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Larry Riggs
Robbie Nelson
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Maryland
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Rhode Island
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Richland Ave
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Middleport, Ohio
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Quick's
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Bell & Howell
Were Smith
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
the City
W. Washington
Robert Hollingsworth
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Masonic Temple
Athens, Te
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Kasler’s
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Court Street
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