Youth Held Vital In Farm Progress
Ohio Bankers Assocation official says U S agriculture hinges on today’s youth due to shrinking farm population. He urges capable farm workers as a revolution in farming continues and highlights the roles of 4-H and vocational instructors alongside Kiwanis Better Calves Club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Anderson
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Columbus
Kiwanis
Better Calves Club
U. S
Anderson
Mike Sheridan
Roger Stiles
Marilyn
Nancy
Janet
Larry Conrath
Richard Blazier
Fred Chapman
David Coen
John Williams
Marjorie McIinturf
Karen McInturf
Scott Burdette
Jerry Burdette
Linda Biehl
Keith Dixon
Karol Hanning
C. F E. Sheridan
Alton Hanning
Charles Douglas
4-H
Tom Daggett
Dale Scott
Kenneth Ackerman
Don Davis
Agriculture Extension Office
Davis
4-H Council
Harry Jacoby
Fred Sands
Athens Kiwanis Club
Earl Trunick
Earl Washburn
John Huffman
Athens
J. B. Grogan
Athens Police Department
Athens Area
Kiwanis Better Calves Club
Junior Fair Board
Vern Hondell
Election Day Warmth Arrives for Hamley Run Voters
A bright sun warmed rural Hamley Run on election day as voters queued at polls despite a chilly start with temperatures near 30 degrees. Temperatures rose from Monday’s 45 and 60 degree extremes.
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Hamley Run
Election Day Sun Warms Voters
Early voting reports from city precincts show near normal turnout under sunny skies. Ward 4 Pet 1 saw 45 of 180 ballots and Ward 3 Pet 1 reported 35 of 180. courthouse precincts in Athens Township north had 38 of 180, while Ward 2 had 81 of 200 ballots cast.
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Ward 4
City Hall
Flight
Athens Township
Ward
Athens Considering City Planning Commission First Reading
The Athens city council discussed establishing a planning commission on its first reading. The proposed panel includes the mayor, director of public service, and three citizens. The public hearing on zoning was postponed due to new legal notice requirements.
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City of
Athens
Municipal Corporation
William Rowland
Rowland
Traffic Committee
Stimson
Campbell
Palmer
Morris
Harvey Householder
Amended Petition Seeks to Upend Sewer Assessments
Laura Rosenberg of Athens files amended petition in Common Pleas to challenge storm sewer district No. 4 assessments. Defendants are the city county treasurer T. O. Kincade and county auditor J. W. Whaley. She alleges lack of legal notice on district creation plans adoption resolution and lot notices. Claims $2,072.80 assessment on seven lots already served by a storm sewer.
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Common Pleas Court
Laura Rosenberg
Athens
T. O. Kincade
J. W. Whaley
Servicemen Charney and Anderson Complete Basic Training
Steven W. Charney of The Plains finished eight weeks of basic training at Fort Benning Georgia after graduating from The Plains High School in 1958 and working at Ryoma Green house. Dale F. Anderson of Sharpsburg completed eight weeks of Army basic combat training at Fort Riley Kansas after Bartlett High School.
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Steven W. Charney
Steven Charney
the Plains
Ft. Benning
the Plains High School
Ryoma
Pvt
Dale F. Anderson
Fulton Anderson
Sharpsburg
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Bartlett High School
Army
Break-in Attempt at A&P Supermarket Reported
Police investigated an attempted break in at the A P Supermarket over the weekend. Capt Joseph McBride led the inquiry as burglars tried to enter through a north side door and damaged the lock. The incident occurred Saturday or Sunday night and employees found it Monday morning.
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A&p
Joseph McBride
McBride
Driver Cited After County Road Collision
A truck driven by William Taylor 38 of New Plymouth Route 1 sideswiped a car driven by Orville 70 of Carbondale on the Carbondale Kimberly Road. No injuries were reported and Crow was cited into mayor's court at Nelsonville November 9 for driving left of center.
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William Taylor
New Plymouth
Orville
Carbondale
Carbondale-Kimberly
Crow
Nelsonville
Theft at Houge mine shack reported near Hollister
Trespassers stole three items from an unlocked Houge mine shack near Hollister. The Monday theft likely involved a half horsepower electric motor a grinder on a stand and a truck generator. No values or identifiers were listed for the articles.
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Houge
Hollister
Patrol Count Denied Hearing in Isolated Case
Harvey Owens Lenigar 40 of Can al Winchester Route 1 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a State Highway Patrol charge of driving while intoxicated. He was ordered held on a $400 bond for a Wednesday morning hearing.
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Harvey Owens Lenigar
Canal Winchester
Ohio Farm Bureau Delegates Meet in Columbus Nov 10 12
Athens County delegate Mrs. Grover Patton of Millfield will attend the annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus from November 10 through 12. More than 1500 people from across the state are expected to attend the gathering.
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Athens County
Grover Patton
Millfield
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Birth at Shelter
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wicks of Chillicothe welcome a son. Admissions include Mrs. Pearl Hartley of Athens Route 2 Mike Chakiris of Athens Betty Roberson Athens and Betty Jacobs Athens. Dismissals list Mrs. Orville Mason Albany and Mrs. Charles Harper Corning. Blood used two pints.
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Roger Wicks
Chillicothe
Pearl Hartley
Athens
Mike Chakiris
Betty Roberson
Betty Jacobs
Orville Mason
Albany
Charles Harper
Corning
Waterloo Transfer Approved By Court
Common Pleas Court approved a transfer of 4334.34 dollars from the fire protection fund to the general fund in Waterloo Township. The move was petitioned by the township trustees.
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Common Pleas Court
Fire Protection Fund
General Fund
Waterloo Township
Gross Neglect Charged In Nelsonville Divorce
Frank J. Keyes files for divorce from Goldie Keyes in Common Pleas Court. Married April 12 1953 in Chauncey. No children. Plaintiff alleges gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Common Pleas Court
Frank J. Keyes
Goldie Keyes
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Election returns to be reported by WOUB over Ohio University
WOUB radio station will broadcast election returns on 1340 KC with coverage starting 6 45 p m Tuesday night and continuing until trends are known station officials announced this morning.
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Ohio University
WOUB
Intruder With Cut Hand Sought After Plant Burglary
Sheriff officials seek a man with a probable cut on his right hand following a break in at the Pepsi Cola plant near Circle Hill. Entry was gained by breaking a front window and unlocking the door, the safe was hammered and pried but not opened, and signs pointed to the intruder sustaining a hand injury during the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Pepsi Cola
Circle Hill
Navy Reserve Officer Corps Sets Deadline for Applicants
High school seniors and graduates may apply by November 15 for the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps. An aptitude test on December 13 leads to a midshipman appointment after four years of college with full tuition and a $600 annual retainer. Enlisted men in the Navy and Marines may apply under separate quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Reserve Officer Training Corps
John E. Amnah
Civilian College of the Choice
Marine Corps
NROTC
Marines
Hazel Trout Fined in Albany Mayor Court for Speed Excess
Hazel Trout a 59 year old resident of New Marsh Field was fined ten dollars and costs in Albany mayor's court Monday after the State Highway Patrol charged her with speed excessive for conditions following an accident Friday.
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Hazel Trout
New Marshfield
Albany
State Highway Patrol
Freedom and Education Sought by Cambodian People
Ohio University President John C. Baker outlined Cambodian desires for freedom peace and education after a Far East mission for the ICA He noted Cambodia s growth from 63 to 600 industries yet emphasized a lack of employment plants and skilled teachers He contrasted ancient civilization with current underdevelopment and highlighted education as a driving force.
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Cambodia
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Far East
U. S. State Department
International Cooperation Administration
Red China
Baker
Japan
Neeple
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Ray
Athens County
ICA
Athens
Second Action Filed Seeking Wage Payment
Lloyd Peters sues Claude A. Janes and Robert R. Jago trading as J and J Trucking Co for underpaid wages in a 15 county Southeastern Ohio road work contract. Peters alleges $2.35 hourly rate, paid $1.50 for 1145 hours plus $2.25 for 196% overtime, totaling $2160.38 against $3387.59 due, seeks $2454.42 double the $1227.21 difference.
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Claude A. Janes
Chesterhill
Robert R. Jago
Robert Richard Jago
Amesville
J and J Trucking Co
Lloyd Peters
Ohio
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John Nogrady
Glouster
Naval Receiving Station
Norfolk
E. Union St. Hill
Householder
Wade Tom
Fred Weber
Pete Eichele
Athens Pharmacy
Court ST
East State
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Waterloo
Navy Reserve Officer Corps
Rotary Club
OU Center
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago
China
Thailand
Vietnam
Rotary
William Harmon
Ernor
Homer Felty
Ironton
Bozidar Jakac
Chubb
Harmon
Yugoslavia
Jakac
Ralph Smeck
Don Perry
Lions
Margaret Fe
William Harman
Miles E. Hoon
CLINE
Howard Ashcraft
Rexall
Cline Pharmacy Co
Municipals
D. H
Jonesy
Sams Cline
New York Stock Exchange
Mrs. America
West Stimson
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