Service Members and Local Fire Incident Report
A 1962 Athens High School graduate Jerry Bratton on temporary duty near Saigon Vietnam after Air Force training. Navy man Richard Metcalf on leave in Hong Kong aboard USS Castor with home port Sasebo Japan. A porch fire at 99 East State Street caused minor damage. cause undetermined. Red Cross notes missing donor Rev George Kennedy from last week list.
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Jerry C. Bratton
C. C. Bratton
Herrold St
Athens
An Air Force Base
Saigon
Viet Nam
Athens High School
Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Warren Afb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Richard Metcalf
Hong Kong
Navy
Castor
Metcalf
Sasebo
Japan
the Plains High School
Catherine Metcalf
David Douglas
Area Traffic Court Records Summary
A list of municipal court entries shows drivers from Parkersburg W V Uhrichsville Alliance Nelsonville Athens The Plains Trim Blereads Cambridge Oregon and Crested Butte facing charges for speeding reckless operation left of center defective exhaust unsafe vehicle failure to stop within AC distance improper vehicle control and related offenses. Fines range from 10 to 30 dollars plus costs with one guilty finding.
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Harry McKim
Parkersburg
W. Va
David Lee Diehl
Uhrichsville
Ralph R. Bond
Nelsonville
Stephen Howard Popa
Alliance
Charles Leon Lee
Athens
Bobby Lee Smathers
Buchtel
Charles George Fazekas
S. Court St
Alanson D. Hegeman
Crested Butte
Colo
Elsie Mae Schoeman
Glouster
Edward B. Russell
Coolville
Stanley Markin
Radcliff
Clarys Stack
Albany
Duane Norbert Wilsey
Grosvenor St
Yellow Line
Joseph M. Phillips
Columbus
Austin Adkins
Hixon Rd
Jack L. Manks
Marvin R. Marks
Long Bottom
Athens youths face driving penalties and hospital notes update
A list from Shelter ing Arms Hospital notes admits multiple residents and records local driving infractions. Names include Edith Grim Andrew Jago and many teens with offenses such as speeding stop sign left of center and failure to yield with suspended licenses and fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars plus costs.
University coeds aided by city squad
Two Ohio University coeds were taken to Hudson Health by the city fire department emergency squad. Beverly Otis aged 18 at Biddle Hall fainted at 11 11 a m at Wilson Hall. Marilyn Clebone aged 18 of West Green 6 was ill at 10 31 a m.
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Ohio University
Mercury Rise Welcomed as Warm Weather Returns
Observer C L Colmer reports Monday in Athens with 9 am temperature at 23 degrees, five degrees higher than the morning low. Clear skies and easing winds improved the weather picture. Sunday’s low reached 13 and high 34, five degrees above Saturday’s 29.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Three Hurt In Sunday Auto Crash
Three persons were injured in a Sunday morning crash on York Two Road 267 off Connett Road at 10 55 a m The State Highway Patrol named driver Russell Earl Barnhart 26 and two passengers Virginia Fay Dowler 27 and Encil Thomas Dowler 39 all of Nelsonville Route 1 as injured they were taken to Mount St Mary Hospital. The car hit a hay rake after mounting a sharp curve and rolling over the embankment.
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York Two
Connett Rd
State Highway Patrol
Russell Earl Barnhart
Cven
Virginia Fay Dowler
Nelsonville
Encil Thomas Dowler
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Barnhart
Hocking Area Forest Fire Reported In Ohio District
A two acre forest fire in Marion Township Hocking County was the only blaze reported today by Ohio Division of Forestry wardens. They warn high fire hazards and urge extreme care by smokers in woodlands and burning brush. A candlelight service featuring Athens High School boys chorus is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at Central Avenue Methodist Church.
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Hocking County
Marion Twp
Ohio Division of Forestry
Athens High School
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Joins Sheriff's Staff Deputy Is Named
The Albany Volunteer Fire Department chief becomes deputy sheriff under Sheriff Harold Shields. Boyd Williams aged 52 of Albany Route 2 will begin December 1 at a monthly salary of 373 dollars. He leaves his fire chief and Margaret Creek Conservancy District director posts. The vacancy followed Ward Cunningham’s Sept. 15 resignation and Williams was chosen from 12 applicants. The department will have five field and one office deputy. Williams is a former heavy equipment operator, worked for county and state highways, is married, and a World War II veteran.
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Boyd Williams
Albany
Shields
Williams
Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Ward Cunningham
Food Service Operators Must Apply For License
Athens Health Department sanitarian Robert Green says food service operators must apply for licenses between December 1 and January 1 to continue operating after January 1. The Ohio Department of Health is surveying to ensure enforcement of health codes with 39 of 255 Athens County establishments to be checked. Results affect approval status and will likely be known after January.
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Robert Green
Athens City-County
Green
Ohio Department of Health
Athens County
Rome FFA Chapter Initiates Eleven New Members
Eleven new members were initiated at a Rome Canaan Chapter Future Farmers of America meeting. Initiated as chapter farmers were Delmar Brown Eldon Brown Mike Brozak Gail Tabler Roger Walker Sonny Thomson Bob Ashcraft Richard Sanger Larry Coen Dave Howell and Roger Merrick.
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Rome-Canaan
Future Farmers of America
Delmar Brown
Eldon Brown
Mike Brozak
Gail Tabler
Roger Walker
Sonny Thomson
Bob Ashcraft
Richard Sanger
Larry Coen
Dave Howell
Roger Merrick
Jury Trial Opens for Russell Mayles on Deadly Weapon Charge
The jury trial for 74 year old Russell Mayles of Millfield Route 1 opened in Common Pleas Court Monday. He was indicted by the October grand jury for assault with a deadly weapon and pleaded not guilty when first appearing in County Court on September 3 to face the charge filed by Fred Keirns of Millfield Route 1.
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Russell Mayles
Millfield
Common Pleas
Mayles
Fred Keirns
Holiday schedules set for county schools
County Supt. T C Porter says most county schools begin Christmas vacation December 23 with Trimble and Ames Bern starting December 18. All schools end vacation January 4. Trimble and Ames Bern run into the first week of June 1965 while others finish three days earlier. Board and supervisors offices close Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving.
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T. C. Porter
Trimble
Ames-Bern
County School Board and Supervisors
Randolph divorce decree grants custody in extreme cruelty case
Earlene Randolph is granted divorce from Marvin Randolph for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The court awards custody of the children to Earlene and orders child support.
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Earlene Randolph
Marvin Randolph
FastEeth Powder Advertises Firm False Teeth
Advertisement touts FASTEETH a powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding. Claims improved grip without gummy taste or sour aftertaste. Describes FAST as alkaline and non acid, reducing odor and refreshing breath. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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New York City
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Iowa
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Messener Newsphotos
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Charles Gross
Red Cross
George Kennedy
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Bailey
Ralph West
Chauncey
William Schall
Guysville
Kenneth Turrill
Anna Steele
Betty McComas
Edith Grim
Dan Merrick
Robert Taylor
Ashia Jago
Amesville
Arthur Smith
Clara McDonald
Cynthia Hall
Jeffie Brown
George Booth
Robert L. Williams
Charles Young
Michael Roger Doughty
James Doughty
Robert Allen Tribe
Paul E. Tribe
Lawnview Dr
Michael D. Dickens
Ben’ Dickens
Charles St
Charles Douglas McAfee
Charles
Joseph Charles Roman, Jr
Joseph Roman
William Russell Phillips
William Phillips
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Alhens, Ohio
Donald K Barstow
D. M Goddard Houck
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Ohio
Oakley Ins
the Sait
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Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Hocking Area
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Albany Volunteer Fire Department
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Rome
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