Replacement Named As Hospital Chief Resigns
Dr. Juan C. Ghersi, 47, named acting superintendent of Athens State Hospital replacing Dr. Cleve C. Odom who resigns to pursue private practice in Texas. Ghersi, native of Argentina now American, has been clinical director since February and will earn 19 000 dollars a year. Odom retires after 30 years service as Army psychiatrist.
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Argentina
Athens State Hospital Hospital
Juan C. Ghersi
Cleve C. Odom
Odom
Texas
Temple
Ghersi
Lowell Dillon
Athens County Probate Court records October marriage licenses
Twenty one marriage licenses were issued at the Athens County Probate Court in October, down from August 35 and September 30. Six laborers led occupations. three servicemen, teachers, and stenographers each. two waitresses and two students. Other listed jobs included policeman, store manager, shoe worker, truck driver, production worker, laundry worker, store clerk, and mechanic. The most common age was 20, with seven applicants. youngest female 16, oldest 34. youngest male 19, oldest 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Officers Appointed at Parama thia Lodge 25 F and AM
John P. Buck announces the appointment of three additional officers for Parama thia Lodge 25 F and AM. Bernard Spaulding becomes chaplain, Jack Simms the senior steward, and Wayne Williams the junior steward, with Buck to be installed December 3 as lodge master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramathia Lodge 25
F&am
John P. Buck
Bernard Spaulding
Jack Simms
Wayne Williams
Twenty-Six Children Examined at Athens Cardiac Clinic
Twenty six children were examined during the Athens County cardiac clinic at the Southeast Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville yesterday. The clinic sponsored by the Ohio Department of Welfare Services for Crippled Children and the Athens City County Health Department reviewed 16 old cases and saw 10 new patients aged 10 months to 19 years. Some cases were referred to Children's Hospital in Columbus for further examination and possible heart surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Southeast
Nelsonville
Health Department
Ohio Department of Welfare Services
Athens City County Health Department
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Church Seeks Court OK to Sell Lot and House
The Amesville Methodist Church board of trustees asks Common Pleas Court for permission to sell a one acre lot with a house. The lot was willed in October 1962 by Myrtle E. Lortz. The house requires repair and the board has negotiated a sale at a fair price. Board members listed include Dean Kasler Edgar Koehler Riley Thompson George King Homer Morehead and Roy Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville Methodist Church Board of Trustees
Common Pleas Court
Myrtle E. Lortz
Dean Kasler
Edgar Koehler
Riley Thompson
George King Homer Morehead
Roy Ziegler
Foreclosure Sought on Decker Lots in Gloucester
Prudential Insurance Co of America files a Common Pleas petition to foreclose a mortgage on two Gloucester Lots owned by Clifford E and Verna Lee Decker with $2272.32 unpaid on a promissory note. County treasurer named with tax lien. Other filings list alimony and custody claims in two separate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Common Pleas Court
Clifford E
Verna Lee Decker
Glouster
Commissioners OK Lavine OF Water Line
County commissioners approved laying 0.250 miles of six inch water line along County Road 21 Pleasant Hill Road. The plan requires three feet from the road and 18 inches under the ditch with the berm maintained or improved. City council approved extending water outside the city to Frum Road area families. Ed Conley claimed his wife qualified for a county welfare typist job, alleging a nonlisted hire and said he would seek state civil service help if needed. The prosecuting attorney said welfare director must hire her own staff with approval.
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Harry Dust
County Rd
Pleasant Hill Rd
Frum Rd
Ed Conley
Nelsonville
Commission
County Welfare Department
Conley
Service Members Named to New Air Force Assignments
Capt Charles A Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Marion Snyder Race St transferred from air refueling squadron to an operations squadron in Japan. He serves as a navigational instructor at Kanto Plains Instrument Navigation School Yokota AFB near Tokyo. Snyder and wife Jeane Mullins of Chauncey began a three year duty tour in Japan after four years at Connally AFB Texas. Additional airmen listed include A 2C John E Romine Athens married to Mary E Cooper assigned to Altus AFB Oklahoma following missile facility training at Shepard AFB Texas. Athens High School graduate William J Shinn completed training at Shepard AFB and will report to Waridemere AFB California. Robert B Cozort 17 Carbondale finished basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. A3C Terry C Bratton of Athens reassigned to Francis E Warren AFB Wyoming after training at Shepard AFB Texas. Lance Cpl Gail K Haning of Albany Route 2 serving with First Marine Division tank battalion at Camp Pendleton California. James C George dental technician third class from Charleston now on training in the Caribbean.
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Charles Allen Snyder
Marion Snyder
Race St
Air Force
Japan
Kanto Plains
Yokota Afb
Tokyo
Stryder
Jeane Mullins
Chauncey
Connally Afb
Waco Tex
John E. Romine
John H. Romine
Athens
Altus Air Force
Okla
Sheppard Aeb
Tex
Romine
Athens High School
Mary E. Cooper
Terry CU. Bratton
CC. Bratton
Herrold St
Francis E. Warren Afb
Wye
Lance Cpl
Gail K. Haning
Ray Haning
Albany
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Glouster Meetings Set At Local Hall
The Glouster meetings schedule events at the American Legion hall with refreshments provided by Mrs Harold Dew and Annie Lewis. Residents from Rittman and Athens visited friends in Glouster over the weekend.
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American Legion Ansiary
Harold Dew
Myreannie Lewis
Jacksonville Flenentary School
Neal. Morris - Bh .Hetney
Mopsaaeis
Mary Chappel
Rittman
Athens
Glouster
Fragmentary note on Chretnyeey Porcomea event
A garbled text fragment mentions Chretnyeey Porcomea and an individual or group identified as Patiend. No clear action or dates emerge. Further readable context needed to specify roles or outcomes.
Traffic Fines in City Court Hit Lombardo for 25
Robert Perry Lombardo, 19, of Parks Hall, cited by city police for traffic violations under 25 dollars in a case filed in CGENTY COURE 23 State and Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Perry Lombardo
Parks Hall
Daughter Is Born In Glouster
Mr and Mrs Bert Pallo announce the birth of a daughter on May 12 at Mount St Mars Hospital in Glouster. The baby is named Barbara Nanette. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pearl Brown of Glouster and great grandmother Miss Lena Hinpscher. The Pallos also have three other children Nancy John and George.
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Glouster
Bert Pallo
Mount St Mars Hospital
Barbara Nanette
Pearl Brown
Lena Hinpscher
Pallo
Nancy
John
George
Birth Announced for Son Jay Von Cavey in Mount St. Mary
Mr and Mrs Fred Cavey of Glouster Route 3 announce the birth of a son, Jay Von, at Mount St. Mary Hospital in November. Grandparents are Mrs Jesse VY Cavey of Glouster and Mr and Mrs Jack Stanely of Junction City. Great grandparents are Mrs Mary Hooper and Mrs Anna LeHe w, both of Glouster. The Cav ey also have a daughter, Christi, 6.
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Glouster
Fred Cavey
Jay von
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jesse VY
Cavey
Jack Stanely
Junction City
Mary Hooper
Anna LeHew
Giouster
Air
Christi
Chaun sale set for Wednesday at noon
Chaun will sell his goods Wednesday at noon. Local notice states auction time and location, with details readable from the fragment in the newspaper.
Coin Toss Sets Coolville Treasurer Win in Local Race
The county election board flipped a coin to decide Coolville’s village treasurer after a nine write-in vote tally. Marie Root won the toss and will hold the treasurer post after also serving as village clerk, with Edith Butler as the runner up. The board scheduled a nine-precinct recount for the Nelsonville mayoral race at 9 a.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Election Board
Coolville
Nelsonville
Edward L. Murphy
William L. Hoffman
Murphy
Essary
Hoffman
E. B. Young
Coalville
Elmer Jones
Marie Root
She
Edith Butler
Jury Hears Compensation Claims Trial
A Common Pleas Court jury trial on compensation claims entered its second day. Norma E Freer of Nelsonville widow and administrator of the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation faced defendants the Industrial Commission of Ohio and Peabody Coal Co. The case cites a September 1962 appeal notice and includes subpoenaed witnesses such as Mount St Mary Hospital records for the late James Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Norma E. Freer
Nelsonville
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Industrial Commishe of
Ohio
Peabody Coal Co
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Sioner
Cordoba University
New England
Logan Federal
Wilson Baker
Berry
N. Court St
Richard M. Phillips
Lynnwood
Cassins & Fearn
Athens, Ohio
Anlleagan Ae
Ga Pa Water Conditioning, Inc
Price
Donna Woodruff Kelley
John Robert Kelley
James G. Wingo
Virginia N. Wingo
Rayrole Dept
Ino
William
Shinn
Verta G. Shinn
Riverside Dr
Sheppard Afb
Waridenbere Afb
Robert Bo Cozort
Irvin Cozor
Carbondale
the Great Lakes
Naval Training Center
James C. George
James S Marine Teene
Gloustler
Louster Personal
Patiend
Cgenty Coure
Po Pallo Fant
Ig 1892
Economy Savings & Loan Company
Pomeroy
Logan
Ein Mitp
Hayden, Stone & CO
Vumbers
D. HW
Conesy Cline Bida
Westheim
Work Stock Exchange
Eears
Playtex
Ea. Emery
Ever Elastic
Living Bros
Stauffer
East State Street
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