Shuttlesworth Urges Ohio State Civ Rights Drive
Birmingham leader Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth told about 500 Ohio University students and faculty that continued support for the civil rights movement will free Negroes from segregation. He linked the 1954 ruling to ending segregation and urged no compromise on civil rights legislation. He criticized Wallace and the Black Muslim movement and praised American democracy. About 300 people attended the rally sponsored by the Coordinating Committee for Civil Rights on campus.
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Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Ohio University
Baker Center
Birmingham
Supreme Court
Shuttlesworth
United States
America
Alabama
Wallace
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Congress
Eisenhower
Ike
Kennedy
Coordinating Committee For Civil Rights
Cincinnati
Young Democratic Club
Traffic Court Violations and Municipal Court Sentences
A list of defendants from area traffic and municipal courts shows speeding overload and insecure road violations settled by the State Highway Patrol with fines ranging from 5 to 64 dollars. One defendant received a suspended sentence with probation.
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Robert C., Rowland
Columbus
Junior Paul Jones
Coolville
Lloyd William Presley
Monogahela
Thomas Eugene Kowalick
Milford Center
Darrel Thomas Cook
New Plymouth
Harold Laverne Reeves
Albany
John Kellison Hull
the Plains
State
Marie Rutter
Glouste
Sheriff's Deputies
Coolville Man Injured in Single Car Crash
Clyde Randolph, 24, of Coolville, was listed in critical condition at Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg after a Friday morning single car wreck on U.S. 50 west of Belpre. His vehicle left the roadway, hit an embankment, struck a tree, and he sustained multiple lacerations internal injuries and underwent surgery.
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Coolville
Clyde Randolph
Camden - Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
U.S. 50
Belpre
Ohio University Post earns second in national awards
The Ohio University Post ranked second in a national Sigma Delta Chi feature story contest announced at the fraternity’s convention in Norfolk Virginia. The Daily Lantern from Ohio State University also received recognition amid the awards reported by the Associated Press. An Atlantic Street resident reported three woven rugs stolen from a porch Wednesday.
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The
Ohio University Post
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic — Society
Norfolk
Ohio State University
Daily Lantern
Associated Press
Atlantic St
Athens County 4-H to Honor 675 Members at Annual Program
The fifth annual 4-H achievement program will honor outstanding 4-H members and clubs at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Junior Fair Building on the fairgrounds. Mrs Francis Conrath will be mistress and Dr Edward P Lynn of Ohio University will speak. The event should conclude about 9 p m and is open to 675 4-H members their parents and friends.
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Athens County
Francis Conrath
Edward P. Lynn
Ohio University
Ward announces birth of daughter Lennifer Lee in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs William Ward of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter on October 20. Lennifer Lee is named with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Ross of Chauncey. The Brookins visited Columbus with Neal Tippett and children for David's birthday. Howard Brookins of Maillfield stayed with sister Mrs Mary Mills in Athens on November 5.
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William Ward
Columbus
Lennifer Lee
Fred Ross
Chauncey
Guy Brookins
Neal Tippett
David
Susie
Howard Brookins
Maillfield
Mary Mills
Athens
Local Representative Cited For Top Sales
John D. Clark a local representative for Aetna Life Insurance Co will be honored at a Desert Inn Columbus dinner for his high sales record He placed among leaders of over 5000 Aetna reps recording more than 100000 in new life insurance protection under the campaign plan.
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John D. Clark
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Desert Inn
Columbus
Aetna
Clark
Athens County Land Transfers and Legal Notices
A compilation of land transfer deeds in Athens County involving multiple parcels in Athens Ethel Williams Lodi Township and Canaan Township plus private party disputes. Also notes several residents listed with ages and local occupations along with a faint report of a fainting incident at Copeland Hall and social visits in Athens.
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Ethel S. Willams
Frank Hooper
Lodi
Homer Higgins
Wade Tom
Athens Township
James G. Hope
Pyrofax of Ohio, Inc
Canaan Township
Gomer G
James W Clark
Dudley Swindel
Jacksonville
Elza B. Wilson
Everett C. Clegg
Troy Township
Shower Held For Bride-To-Be Gatchel Conway Guest List
Miss Jane McGee hosted a Monday evening miscellaneous shower for bride elect Miss Jean Gatchel, fiancé Paul Conway. Attendants included Miss Karen Dugan Miss Jackie Russell Miss JoAnn Roback Miss Dianne Russell Miss Marilyn Richards and others. gifts centered with orchid and white mums. prizes to Miss Dugan and Mrs Mitchell. absent were Mrs Duncan and Mrs Hines.
Mathematics Club Foote Meeting Highlights
The Senior Progressive Study Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs T D McAfoose's home on Barbour Street with eighteen members and one guest Miss Florence Andrews. Miss Sabra Armstrong led a math program using textbooks and charts and referenced Look Magazine to discuss new teaching methods. Donations were made to local and national Boy Scouts. The next meeting is set for November 19.
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Norbert Johnston
Women Honor Past Resident of Glouster
Miss Sabra Armstrong entertained guests Wednesday evening honoring Miss Florence Andrews of Xenia. Those present were Miss Helen Dennison, Mrs. J. B. Anderson, Mrs. E. Sweeney, Miss Merle Danford, Miss Jo Ellen Carter and the honored guest. The hostess served refreshments. Miss Andrews is a former Glouster resident and taught in Glouster school. She is a house guest of Misses Helen and Ann Dennison.
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Glouster
Sabra Armstrong
Florence Andrews
Xenia
Helen Dennison
J. BE. Anderson
E. Sweeney
Merle Danford
Jo Ellen Carter
Miss Andrews
Glouster School
Helen
Ann Dennison
Accidents Reported Across Three Counties In October
The State Highway Patrol investigated 39 accidents in October across Athens Hocking and Meigs counties. Fourteen were injury crashes injuring 25 people. Route 35 saw 12 incidents Route 50 had five Route 50A and 682 had three each.
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State Highway Patrol
Athens
Hocking
Meigs County
Big selection offers great boys wear values all day
A local ad promises a wide range of boys wear for cold days with shopping from 9:00 AM Saturday. It touts bigger and better values than elsewhere and highlights an extensive selection.
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Klu Klux Klan
Memorial Auditorium
Cincinnatian
Richard Monroe Wilson
Defiance
Delbert Morgan Wright
Nelsonville
Terry Lee Kinnear
Congress St
W. C. Bardon
Ravenswood
W. Va
Keller & Weltner
Monument Co
John Eberst, Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
W. Hunter
Logan
Athens County Land Pranseers
Leslie W. Sargent
Thomas Williams
Ens
Flossie King
Delbert King
Belva Joyee Wagner
David Joe. Wagner
Roger Lance Hinerman
Union Furnace
Navy
Marie Eileen Taylor
Larry Thomas Brockett
Ellen Lorain Stimel
Marvin Nelson Gilbert
Frost
Gloria Jean Knopp
Jack L. Stalling
Millfield, Laborer
Mildred B Shaw
Buchtel
David Cory
Copeland Hall
Hudson Health Center
C. E. Alten
Galton
N. R. Maxwell
Julia Elder
Mathematics Club
Foote
Eagles
Jacksonville Eagles
Nylons
Dacron
Olive
Altmans
Ae An Alin
Atorns v. Wie
Coats
Tan
White
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