Two Hurt in City Crashes and Six Drivers Cited
City police investigated weekend crashes injuring two people and citing six motorists. Stuart J. Sharpe 20 injured at Congress and Carpenter Streets later treated at Hudson Health Center. Other drivers include Robert William Davis 47 Parkersburg W Va John Willard Simonton 19 and Gene Tunney Staley 37. DWI case continued. several drivers cited for unsafe operation or failing to yield. Court actions and bonds noted for multiple defendants.
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Stuart J. Sharpe
N. Congress St
Hudson Health Center
Sharpe
Robert William Davis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Congress
Carpenter Sts
City Fire Department
John Willard Simonton
W. State St
E. State St
Simonton
Gene Tunney Staley
Chauncey
Columbus Rd
W. Union St
Staley
DWI
Paul M. Hawk
Union St
Foster Pl
Daniel Leo Parrett
Grace Stickney
Maplewood Dr
Grass fire burns four lots at The Plains scene
Assistant Chief Dick Bean of The Plains Volunteer Fire Department reported a Sunday grass fire on the John Wandling property caused by trash burned in a barrel by Jerry Linscott. Two trucks and seven firemen used about 1000 gallons of water with neighbor aid to extinguish the blaze._neighbors urged caution with trash burning during daytime hours.
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The
Plains
Dick Bean
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
John Wandling
Jerry Linscott
Bell-Ans tablets promise quick relief for stomach gas
An old advertisement touts Bell-Ans tablets to relieve stomach gas from excess stomach acid and harmful drugs. It urges readers to take the tablets with hot water at bedtime, read in bed, and send postage to Bell-Ans in Orangeburg New York for a free sample.
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Bell-ans
Posta
Orangeburg
N. Y
Tibera
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute shrinks piles without surgery and relieves pain. Available as suppository or ointment under Preparation Hi at drug counters with claims of complete relief.
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York, N. Y
Five Scout Leaders Attend Training Session in Parkersburg
Five Hock-Hocking District leaders attended a trainer's training session at St Andrew's Methodist Church in Parkersburg. C Roger Harris said the session taught how to run training courses for new leaders across four districts of Kootaga Area Council. Attendees included Harris, Donald Niesse, William Nutter, Wilbur Conkey, and Clay Todd.
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Hock-Hocking
Parkersburg
C. Roger Harris
St. Andrew’s Methodist Church
Kootaga Area
Harris
Donald Niesse
William Nutter
Wilbur Conkey
Troop
Albany
Clay Todd
Nelsonville
Plains Entre Nous Club Plans Christmas Party
Mrs. Ever ett Boggess of Albany hosted the Plains Entre Nous Club for the November meeting. A Christmas party is planned at Mrs. Max Michael’s home in December with a gift exchange. Entertainment chair is Mrs. Roger Sapp.
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Plains
Everett Boggess
Albany
Plains Entre Nous Club
Max Michael
Roger Brown
Richard Bean
Jack Wilson
Dale Goldsberry
Roger Sapp
First Hunt Mishap Marks Athens County Opening
Athens County reports its first hunting accident of the 1963 fall season. Walter Powell, 39, Amesville, was shot in the right leg by a .22 pistol while crossing a fence Saturday afternoon. Powell was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by neighbor Art Smith. Also noted, Helen Baughman of Chauncey said 10 animal traps owned by her son John Jr. were stolen near Sunday Creek.
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Athens County
Sheriff's Department
Walter Powell
Amesville
Art Smith
Powell
Sheltering Arms
Helen Baughman
Chauncey
Sheriff's Deputies
John Jr
Sunday Creek
Nelsonville mayor recount requested after narrow loss
The Republican challenger Edward L. Murphy asked the county board of elections for a recount of nine precincts after losing to incumbent Democrat William M. Hoffman by seven votes in the November 5 election. Murphy posted a $90 bond and the board said the recount would likely occur this week. Hoffman won 874 to 867.
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Nelsonville
William M. Hoffman
County Board of Elections
Edward L. Murphy
Election Board
Nest Build Blamed for Athens Power Outage
A bird nest near Palmer Street and Stimson Avenue caused a power outage in east Athens Sunday morning. The electric company said a small wire piece in the nest shorted a transformer, burning lines. Areas including Carpenter, Stimson, part of E State, Sunnyside and May were without power from 10:15 to 11:25 a.m.
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Palmer St
Stimson Ave
East Athens
Electric Company
Carpenter
Stimson
E. State
Sunnyside
May
Dogs' Law Goes On Books Today
Athens enacts a controversial dog and fowl confinement ordinance effective today. Police Chief J B Grogan says complaints will be investigated if owners are identified, otherwise an officer will accompany the county dog warden on city tours. Court challenge rumored.
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Athens
J. B. Grogan
Cub Scout Orientation and Youth Group Meetings Planned
Glouster hosts a Cub Scout orientation Thursday at 7 pm for parents of boys 8 to 10 at the Glouster Youth Center. Explorer Post No 72 meets Tuesday at 7 pm at the same center for 14 year olds and high school freshmen. Also Glouster Lodge 607 F AM meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Hall with Master Mason degree for a candidate and refreshments. Jacksonville WSCS meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the church with hostesses Mrs Mabel Savers and Mrs Lena Tippie and program on Missions led by Mrs Jane Wintersteen.
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Glouster
Cub Scouts Explorer
Glouster Lodge 607
F& AM
Masonic Hall
Jacksonville
WSCS
Mabel Savers
Lena Tippie
Jane Wintersteen
Bond Forfeitures Filed In Municipal And County Courts
A list of defendants charged with traffic offenses and fines appears under the MUNICIPAL COURT and COUNTY COURT headings. Names include William Willard Adams of The Plains for speeding and other violators such as Robert Lee Van Dyke of Depot Street and Paul Gene Stout of Columbus with fines ranging from 15 to 35 dollars. The report also notes a FIREMEN MEET TONIGHT with The Plains volunteer firefighters scheduled for 7 30 p.m. Monday.
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William Willard Adams
the Plains
Robert Lee van Dyke
Depot St
Paul Gene Stout
Columbus
Norman Gene Gabriel
New Marshfield
Hihway
Charles Herman Proffen Jr
Batesville
Ind
Frederick L. Shook
Coalton
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Read Names and Dismissals
A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital records births and dismissals. Names include Mr and Mrs George Elefteriou with a son in Athens, Sylvia Obiora in Athens, Ray Zimmerman Albany Route 1, Mrs H A Reeder Athens, Jim Stanley Athens, and many others with residences in Athens, Glouster, Amesville and Marysville. The section shows both newborns and discharged patients.
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George Elefteriou
Athens
Harold Shaver
Glouster
Sylvia Obiora
Ray Zimmerman
Albany
H. A. Reeder
Arnold Wolfe
Jim Stanley
Trimble High School Pep Rally Highlights Drama Club
A pre game pep rally at Trimble High School featured a short drama skit Team Team performed by students Jamie Fleming John Brammer John Myers Dorothy Roman Virginia Shifflett Ann Householder Linda Halterman and Mary Rutter directed by Mrs Harold Miller. GLOUSTER Larry E Chesser USN fireman apprentice serves aboard USS Lake Champlain. Plains VFW Ladies Auxiliary to meet at 7 50 p m at Mrs Clarence Fuller home bringing wrapped gifts for Veterans Hospital.
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Trimble
Trimble High School
Jamie Fleming
John Brammer
John Myers
Dorothy Roman
Virginia Shifflett
Ann Householder
Linda Halterman
Mary Rutter
Harold Miller
Glouster
Larry E Chesser
USN
Lula M Chesser
Spring St. G Ouster
Lake Champlain
Plains
the Plains
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Clarence Fuller
Veterans Hospital
Truck Driver Injured In Route 682 Crash
An area truck driver, Jim Stanley 27 of Athens Route 5, was injured early Monday when his vehicle left Route 682 northern of Route 56. He suffered chest injuries and a lip cut, was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital, and the patrol said he lost control on a curve, sending the truck through a guard rail into a pasture. investigation ongoing.
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State Highway Patrol
Jim Stanley
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Will Head Lodge Glouster-William Ir elected worshipful master
William Ir was elected worshipful master of Glouster Lodge 607 F&AM at a recent meeting. Other officers chosen for the year include Don Hooper senior warden Charles Milhoan junior warden Larry Schoeman senior deacon Gary Walton junior warden William Parker treasurer Ralph Gatchel secretary Charles Swartz tyler Norbert Johnston trustee. Two Ohio University students were taken to Hudson Health Center Sunday Katherine Tone 20 of 22 N College St at 11 21 a m and Elaine Enders 17 Scott Quad at 135 aim both said to be ill.
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Glouster
William Irwin
Glouster Lodge 607
F&am
Don Hooper
Charles Milhoan
Larry Schoeman
Gary Walton
William Parker
Ralph Gatchel
Charles Swartz
Norbert Johnston
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Katherine Tone
N. College St
Elaine Enders
Scott Quad
Aim
Auto Wiring Burns In Parkersburg Car Fire
City firemen answered a Saturday night alarm at E Union and Health Center for a short circuit in a 1963 auto owned by Al Summers. Firemen found slight damage and had the fire out on arrival.
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E Union and Health Center
al Summers
Parkersburg
W. Va
Couple Married by Mayor in Office Ceremony
Gerald Lee Snyder an Ohio University senior and Beverly Louise Russell local resident were married Saturday night by Mayor Raymond Shepard in his office. Albert M. Andrews chief storekeeper USN son of Alfred D. Andrews of 30 Cross St Glouster serves aboard the attack cargo ship USS Seminole which recently completed two weeks of amphibious exercises.
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Raymond Shepard
Gerald Lee Snyder
Ohio University
Beverly Louise Russell
Glouster
Albert M. Andrews
USN
Alfred D. Andrews
Cross St
Seminole
Class Holds Dinner Party In Glouster
The Loyal Womens Class of the Church of Christ hosted its annual birthday party in Glouster at Hotel Gordon. Twenty two members attended a chicken dinner with a birthday cake centerpiece. prayer and scripture followed. Cards were sent to the ill. Next meeting is Dec 20 in the church social rooms with a covered dish supper.
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Glouster
Loyal Womens Class
Church of Christ
Gordon
County Teacher Workshop Set Nov. 27 At Buchtel
Athens County teachers reschedule the annual workshop to November 27 at Buchtel. All county schools will close for the event focusing on vocational education testing guidance and dropout prevention. Morning speakers include Dr. George Hill of Ohio University Dr. Buryl Shoemaker state vocational chief and Dave Winebrenner of the state education department. Lewis Robson chairs the workshop committee.
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Buchtel
Athens County
George Hill
Ohio University
College of Education
Buryl Shoemaker
Dave Winebrenner
State Department of Education
Lewis Robson
Meter Boxes Looted and Windows Broken Downtown
Three city parking meter collection boxes were burglarized over the weekend and several downtown windows were broken. An unknown amount was taken from yellow courtesy boxes on State Mill and Court Streets. Windows were broken at Lomax barber shop in the Security Bank Building, the Cline Parking lot building, and Shannon's Firestone.
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State, Mill and
Court Sts
Lomax
Security Bank
Cline
Shannon
Firestone
Bible Class Officers Designated at The Plains
Naomi Bible Class of the Methodist Church elected officers for the coming year with M O Bryan as president and others named. A chicken dinner raised 367 was reported and a Thanksgiving basket plan was set with items due at Tipton's Grocery before November 26. Next meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Kittie's for a gift exchange.
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the Plains
M. C. Bryan
Naomi Bible
Methodist Church
Paul Tipton
Floyd Linscott
M. O. Bryan
Ray Michael
Edith Barrows
Tipton’s
Lloyd Kittie
Ohio Fuel Servicemen In Training Center Moves to Marble Cliff
Ohio Fuel Gas Co servicemen attend a new training center at Marble Cliff near Columbus. The school moved from Washington Pa and serves seven-state area. New recruits take a three week basic course while veterans receive refreshers and updates. Director Lowell V. Reed leads the program with six instructors including William Gould formerly of Athens.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Marble Cliff
Columbus
E. F. Rothel
Washington, Pa
Columbia Gas System
Lowell V. Reed
William Gould
Athens
Gears to Celebrate Golden Anniversary in 1913
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gears of Glouster Route 3 plan their golden wedding anniversary on November 24. An open house is set for their Jobs home from 1 to 4 p.m. A dinner honoring them will be held November 23 at Blosser's Restaurant in Logan. The couple married November 20, 1913 in Logan and have four children: John Nelsonville Charles Cleveland Laura Mae Brown Waverly and Jay Lattamer Worthington.
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Glouster
Elmer Gears
Ohio University student denies counts in city case
Wess Jones, 22, of Grosvenor Hall, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to four charges. He faced assault on Patrolman Charles Cochran, intoxication, destruction of prop erty, and disorderly conduct. Bonds totaled 193 dollars. cases continued to November 20.
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Ohio University
Wess Jones
Grosvenor Hall
Ronald McBride
Gateway Motel
Monte Davis
Charles Cochran
Jones
Nelsonville Youth Fined for Offense Near York High Field
County Judge George Schoonover found Mount Lowery of Nelsonville, age 18, guilty of driving his car at the York High football field. Lowery was fined $10 with costs, the fine suspended.
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George Schoonover
Mount Lowery
Nelsonville
York High
Lowery
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