Athens Route 33 50 bypass debated at state meeting
State Highway Department plans a high level meeting in Columbus Wednesday to reevaluate proposals for a Route 33 50 bypass around Athens. Deputy director J W Wilson said reviews aim to resolve differences and consider industrial routes, belts, and the Appalachia development highway while John W Dowler will join the discussions.
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Athens
J. W. Wilson
Division of Planning and Programming
Wilson
Highway Department
John W. Dowler
Division 10
Columbus
County Commission
James Edwards
Appalachia
Helen Robinette
Guysville Girl Wins Prince of Peace Contest in Athens
Rebecca Brown of Guysville, daughter of the Browns, won the Athens County Prince of Peace declamation contest held at First Methodist Church chapel. She received the 25th anniversary silver medal, was a 4-H safety speaker winner, and will compete in a district contest November 28.
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Rebecca Brown
Guysville
James Brown
Stewart Methodist Church
Athens County
First Methodist Church
Athens
J. Lloyd Evans
United Nations
New York
Joyce Archer
Lottridge
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Diana McClanahan
Athens Route 4
South Canaan Baptist Church
Paulette Wooley
Clearview Dr
Amesville Methodist Church
Tom Martin
Chauncey
Chauncey Methodist Church
Miss Brown
Rome-Canaan High School
Brown
Ohio University
Prince of Peace
Ohio Council of Churches
Skies Clear After Fog and Rain Report
Weather report notes light rain and dense fog last night. At 10 a.m. the thermometer read 56 degrees, seven degrees above the early low, with Sunday’s high at 71 and total rainfall 0.05 inches.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
Three People Hospitalized After Weekend Injuries
The city emergency squad took three people to hospitals over the weekend. Cheryl Sabo, 2, fell against a window sill at the Plaza Laundry on E State Street and was treated for a lip cut. Pauline Harvey, 40, of 99 Second Street, experienced shortness of breath and arm pains and was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Jane Bond, 18, from Bryan Hall, was ill and transported to Hudson Health Center.
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Cheryl Sabo
Theodore Sabo
Athens
Plaza Laundry
E. State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pauline Harvey
Second St
Jane Bond
Bryan Hall
Hudson Health Center
Two Students Deny Cycle Theft Charges
Ohio University student Clifford Lamborn 24 of Massillon pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to stealing a 450 motorcycle on Oct 19 and theft of motorcycle parts. He was sent to the grand jury by Judge John Newcomb with bonds of 500 and 200 respectively. Charles Gedeon 22 of Lakewood also pleaded innocent to theft of parts from a motorcycle with a 200 bond. Police handled the cases.
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Clifford Lamborn
Massillon
First St
Lamborn
John Newcomb
Charles Gedeon
Lakewood
Robert E. Leidy
W. Union St
Grass Fire Fought At Athens State Hospital Farm
The Richland Area Fire Department responded at 3 30 p m Saturday to a grass fire at the Athens State Hospital farm burning about an acre of brush. State hospital fire department and the division of forestry assisted.
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Richland Area
Athens State Hospital
State Hospital Fire Department
Divison of Forestry
Exams Canceled for Veterans Day in Athens
State Highway Patrol says no driver examinations in Athens on Thursday due to Veterans Day. Examinations will resume as normal on Friday.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Vocational School Seeks Another Bond Vote
Tri-County Vocational School supporters plan another bond issue after defeats elsewhere. At the Athens County school board meeting Howard Woodyard said they will try again if supported and that a Nov. 16 meeting will decide next steps. The board also discussed venereal disease education and parental consent for school films.
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Athens County School Board
Howard Woodyard
Tri-County Vocational School Board
Woodyard
Tri-County
Esther Dailey
Waverly
County Board
Health Department
New Attorney in City James H Callard Joins Athens Firm
The new Athens attorney James H Callard age 25 is an associate at Lavelle and Vanity. He passed the state bar in October and was sworn in by the Ohio Supreme Court chief justice. He earned a BS in business administration from OSU in 1962 and a JD from OSU College of Law three years later. He pursues an MBA at Ohio University while now living in Athens with roots in Columbus.
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Athens
James H. Callard
Lavelle and Vanity
Ohio Supreme Court
Callard
Ohio State University
OSU College of Law
Ohio University
Ohio State
Phi Kappa Tau Social Fraternity
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Columbus
Lakeview Manor
Twelve Students Earn All A's On Junior High Roll
Twelve Athens Junior High students achieved straight A averages after six weeks. The 169-seat honor roll includes seventh graders Norman Clearfield Robert Williams Randi Duckler Patricia Davis Anne Harlan Ann Swardson and many others across seventh eighth and ninth grades with named honorees and numerous helpers across classes.
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Athens Junior High School
Norman Clearfield
Robert Williams
Randi Duckler
Patricia Davis
Anne Harlan
Ann Swardson
Robert Alden
Robbie Baird
Larry Bratton
Roland Breitenberger
Robert Caul
Greg Chapman
Eddie Charle
Alexander Couladis
David Darnell
Three Drivers Cited After City Crashes
Three motorists involved in accidents Saturday received citations. Wanda Faye Meeks 30 Albany Route 2 was cited for conditional speed after hitting a parked car on E State St near Madison Ave. Frank Conrad Baumholtz 19 Gamertsfelder Hall was charged with failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead after a two car crash on Richland Ave near Grover Center. Nicholas H Karl 23 of 36 N McKinley Ave charged with unsafe operation after hitting a telephone pole at Mill St and Lakeview Dr. John T Mirosavich 22 of 227 E State St suffered possible whiplash neck injury in a three car accident Friday on Carpenter St near Court St. William H Miller 54 Youngstown was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead.
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Albany
Mill St
Lakeview
John T. Mirosavich
E. State St
Carpenter St
Court St
William H. Miller
Youngstown
OCLU Leader to Speak at Ohio University Club Meeting
Louis J. Phillips executive director of the Ohio Civil Liberties Union will address the Ohio University Young Democratic Club meeting at 8 p.m. in Baker Center Room 204. Phillips holds a master's in political science and has taught at Penn State West Chester State and Temple.
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Ohio Civil Liberties Union
Ohio University
Young Democratic Club
Baker Center Room
Stanley Willis
Phillips
OCLU
Pennsylvania State
West Chester State
Temple
Cleveland
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
Shelterings Arms Hospital Notes
A chain of birth notices lists several couples from Athens Millfield and Albany areas welcoming newborn daughters and sons. Separate report notes a door and 17 glass panes stolen from the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house. Ohio Education Association President Robert Dowling to speak at Athens High School cafeteria Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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George Zable
Delta Tau Delta
DEA
Ohio Education Association
Robert Dowling
Athens Education Association
Athens
Bromley Hall Cited In Magazine Article
Bromley Hall a high rise dorm opened in Athens by Tishman Realty as cited by Business Week in an article on investors moving into dormitories. The piece notes privately built dorms at Ohio University Indiana University UNC UC Missouri and a Louisiana dorm by a millionaire investor.
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Athens
Tishman Realty & Construction Co
Business Week
Illustrated Magazine
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Indiana University
University of North Carolina
University of California
University of Missouri
Southwestern Louisiana
Louisiana
New Orleans
Colege
State Parks Extend Camping Areas Open Till Freeze
The Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation announced Class A and B camping areas will remain open in Burr Oak Park and Hocking Hills, including Old Man's Cave, due to excellent fall weather. The extension doubles available campsites at this time, continuing past the typical third Sunday in October.
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Athens
Burr Oak Park
Hocking Hills
Old Man's
Cave
Ohio
Melvin J. Rebholz
Divison
State Park
Two-Department Response to Tractor-Trailer Fire in Guysville
A tractor-trailer fire damaged its brake drum but not cargo on Route 50 near Guysville. Driver Jack A. Gorrell 24 Parkersburg WV and a state patrolman kept the blaze under control with help from Richland and Amesville volunteers. Vehicle carried 48 inert argon cylinders with potential explosion risk. Truck owned by Burkett Oxygen Co Cleveland. Also included is a separate Route 33 crash injuring Ethel Metcalf 57 Columbus and two drivers cited for conditional speed and intoxicated driving along Routes 33 and 664 near Nelsonville and Logan. A deer fatality occurred on Route 33 south of Logan involving Robert O Miller 35 Vienna WV.
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Higway
Jack A. Gorrell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Guysville
Burkett Oxygen Co
Cleveland
Ethel Metcalf
Columbus
Margaret Bobo
Nelsonville
Jerry Joe Osler
Max Phillip Allberry
Logan
Robert Oral Miller
Vienna
Masons To Elect At Annual Meeting
Parama thia Lodge 25 F and AM plans its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. Officers will be elected according to master Jack L Clark.
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Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Jack L. Clark
Oak Hill Man Denies Counts In Municipal Court
Robbe Kirkendall a 48 year old Oak Hill man pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to charges of carrying a concealed weapon and having physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated. Police said the Saturday arrest on University Terrace found a .32 caliber semi automatic pistol in his suit. He was held on a $400 bond for the traffic charge and $100 on the weapon charge.
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Oak Hill
Kirkendall
University Terrace
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