Disaster plans discussed by Ohio Civil staff at regional meeting
Ohio Civil Defense Deputy Director James F. Vorster led a regional conference at The Ohio University Inn with Fort Hayes staff and state health and public welfare officials. The session stressed the need for trained volunteers to handle welfare during disasters and potential nuclear attack, detailing shelter, warning, radiological defense and health mobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wne
Ohio Civil Staff
Fort Hayes
State Health and Public Welfare Department
Ohio Civil Defense
James F. Vorster, Sr
Ohio University Inn
Alfred E. Diamond
Clifford H. Bond
John E. Fitzgibbon
Paul H. Roush
Ralph D. J. Fuhr
Robert T. Coneybeer
Mildred S. Bickel
Diamond
Robert T. Verburg
Clayton Streevy
Robert D. Markel
Ames Bern Vote Called Aid To County Planning
The Ames Bern school district’s decision not to join the Athens district boosts countywide educational improvement hopes. Porter says a December vote on the referendum will allow adjustments after Dec 8. The board approved a Trimble Township transfer to York Local and set the county budget submission deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames-Bern
Athens
Thomas Porter
Athens County Board of Education
Ames
Bern
Rome-Canaan
Carthage-Troy
Porter
Ester Dailey
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Trimble Township
C&o
Hocking County
York
York Board of Education
State Department of Education
Training Flights Expanded Over City and Seven Area Communities
Athens joins seven area communities in near low level training routes from Lockbourne AFB by C 130 aircraft. Col. J W Rowley says the 317th Troop Carrier Wing will include Jackson Portsmouth Chillicothe Wilmington Newark and Blanchester along with 11 others. Flights are limited to six aircraft, three days a week, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and run 300 to 500 ft by day and 1000 ft at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Lockbourne Air Force Base
J. W. Rowley
317Th
Jackson
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Wilmington
Newark
Blanchester
Rowley
Scout Pack 50 Holds Orientation and Awards Ceremony
Albany Cub Scout Pack 50 hosted an orientation for boys and parents under the Frontier Roundup program. Lion Badges went to Jess Canter Tony Bolin Henry Tribe and Garland Reynolds while Wolf and Bobcat awards were presented to others.
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Dennis Beck
Albany
Roger Harris
Jess Canter
Tony Bolin
Henry Tribe
Garland Reynolds
Peter McDaniel
Billy Pidcock
Cliff Canter
Tad Gilkey
Jeff McDaniel
Joe Elliot
Ricky Carpenter
Bill Nutter
Robert Green
Bound To Jury On Non-Support Count
John Kasler age 51 of Oak Grove pleaded innocent in County Court to a charge of non support. Bond set at $300 by York Two constable, he was bound to the grand jury and released on his own recognizance to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kasler
Oak Grove
Kasler
York Two
Columbus
Registration for Farmer Training Set
Athens County farmers may enroll in a 48 week farm business management program at the Athens office of the Ohio State Employment Service on W State St. Eligibility requires net family income under 1200 dollars and includes a training allowance. The program combines classroom and on the farm instruction under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Firefighters extinguished trash and debris on a fire at 15 Park Place at 4 23 p m Saturday.
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Athens County
Athens
Ohio State Employment Service
W. State St
Homer Schein
Logan
Mayor and Commissioners Discuss Health Department Move
City and county officials met to consider relocating the health department to the city leased building at 9 N. College St. The plan hinges on employee acceptance and final board decisions. remodeling bids for the garage were to be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
N. College St
Raymond Shepard
Presbyterian Church
Shepard
Municipal Court
Health Board
W. H. Wakefield
James Edwards
Council
Harry Crewson
John Cline
Gordon Gray
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Weekend Crashes Hurt Two and Citations Issued to Five Drivers
Two people were injured in weekend crashes and five drivers cited by the State Highway Patrol. Mary Watts 70 of Lancaster suffered a knee laceration and back sprain in a Route 50A crash near Route 377 and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Other incidents involved Garnet Lucille Smith 49 of Albany with a neck sprain and head bump in a Route 50 crash, Harry Lyle Smith 62 of Albany, the driver, and Harry Granville Reeves 16 of Albany Route 3 cited for failure to yield. Roger Dewey Howdyshell 24 of Logan cited for conditional speed and George William Reese 19 of Shaker Heights for failure to yield after a Route 33 crash. Roy Gene Denny 23 of 225 West Washington Street cited for unsafe vehicle after Connett Road crash. Edward B. Russell 34 of Coolville cited for parking on the road after a Route 144 collision north of Route 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Mary Watts
Lancaster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Raymond Schmelzer
Albany
Garnet Lucille Smith
Harry Lyle Smith
Harry Granville Reeves
Roger Dewey Howdyshell
Logan
George William Reese
Shaker Heights
Light Rain Relieves Drought as Inches Accumulate
A light rain began Sunday night and continued through the morning, bringing relief from drought. U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reported .15 of an inch by 9 a.m. as temperature rose from 62 in the morning to 75 at the day’s high.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
County and Municipal Court Actions Report
County Court convicts Robert Glenroy Pickett 37 of Pomeroy for failing to signal and stopping in a tent, with a $10 fine plus costs. Municipal Court items include Val Boehm 19 of James Hall fined $25 plus costs for expired license, Neil Wicai 21 of Euclid speeding with $15 costs, Omar Johnson 20 of Wellston driving without head lights with $5 costs and suspended costs, and Luther Mayles 46 of Chauncey failing two headlights with $5 costs and suspended costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val M. Boehm
James Hall
Neil Paul Wicai
Euclid
Omar Johnson
Wellston
Luther Harold Mayles
Chauncey
Are Aided By Squadmen In Campus Medical Calls
An Ohio University student sustained a suspected fractured right wrist during gymnastics at Grover Center around 4:08 p.m. on Saturday. Joe Paulasek, 19, James Hall, was treated with a splint and taken to Hudson Health Center. At 8:10 p.m. Saturday the emergency squad responded to the Speech Building for John Crawley, 59, Dayton, with a heart ailment and he received oxygen en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Grover Center
Fire Department
Joe Paulasek
James Hall
Hudson Health Center
John Crawley
Dayton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ohio University student fined on bad check charge
A 21 year old Ohio University student pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing a check for 1.20 on October 13 without insufficient funds. Gerald H. Smith of Athens Apts. was fined 25 dollars and costs with 15 dollars suspended and placed on probation for a week. He must pay for the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Gerald H. Smith
Athens Apts
Wae J. Anon
Frisch’s Big v
Jacksonville Man Faces Two Charges
Ted Curtis Kempton, 24, of Jacksonville, faced two charges from a Nov. 6 incident at the 50A Inn in County Court on Saturday. He pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined $10 plus costs, and denied a menacing threats charge. the case was continued. He forfeited a $25 bond Monday in a separate incident at the same inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Curtis Kempton
Jacksonville
George Schoonover
Kempton
James A. Kisor
50A
Rain Suppresses Ohio Forest Fires After Weekend Blazes
The Ohio Division of Forestry reported no fires in progress for the first time in days as rain eased efforts. Weekend outbreaks included a three acre blaze in Waterloo Township Athene s County and smaller fires in Starr and Good Hope Townships Hocking County. A ten acre fire in Clinton Township Vinton County was the largest reported and officials warned hazards could return in clearing weather.
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Ohio Division of Forestry
Waterloo
Athens County
Hocking County
Starr and
Good Hope
Vinton County
Clinton
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frasca in Athens. Admissions include Viva Morris Athens Joe Pavlasek Jr Athens Dale Windland Athens Bren da Stotts Athens Harriett Kovach Athens. Discharges list Edward Russ Athens Milton Williams Athens Judy Leedy Millfield Route 1 David Reeves Albany Route 2 Kenneth Turrill Athens Harlan Carpenter Athens Mrs William Lingwell Athens Mrs Herbert Penrod New Marshfield Route 1.
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Viva Morris
Athens
Joe Pavlasek, Jr
Dale Windland
William Liggett
Brenda Stotts
Harriett Kovach
Edward Russ
Milton Williams
Judy Leedy
Millfield
David Reeves
Albany
Kenneth Turrill
Harlan Carpenter
William Lingwell
Herbert Penrod
New Marshfield
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Jessie W. Ley, Inc
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Ray Shafer
the Plains
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Roy Gene Denny
Connett Rd
Edward B. Russell
Coolville
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Robert Lee Hawk
Shade
Fred R. Scarberry
Pennsville
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Avaline Dowler
Richard and
Carolyn Gardner
Inlet
Far Hills
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