Temporary Injunction Sought Over Stimson Avenue Assessments
Four Stimson area property owners led by Robert W Decker and Stout Farm Supply Co asked Common Pleas Judge Bolin for a temporary injunction blocking further payment of city assessed costs totaling 23837 37 for Stimson Avenue repairs The plaintiffs claim the city failed to apply uniform assessment plans and that Stimson benefits were not in line with costs while Madison and Columbia projects were financed by the city The city solicitor Gerald Mollica and bond attorney James Smith defend the current assessment approach Also included a brief note on Thomas Williams of Route Dow released from Sheltering Arms Hospital after cutting his hand on glass with Ohio University affiliation on Wednesday
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Common Pleas
John Bolin
Stimson Avenue
Robert W. Decker
Stimson
Stout Farm Supply Co
T.C.B. Corp
Columbus
Ambassador Laundries
Madison
Columbia Avenue
Gerald Mollica
Thomas Williams
Dow
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Meet Your Carrier Mike Beasley Hobby Racer and Beasley
Mike Beasley an eighth grader at Athens Middle School is a Messenger newsboy for three years. He hopes to become a baseball player after school and lists model racing cars as his hobby. He enjoys football and baseball and likes Christmas-time earnings more than rain and snow on his route. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Beasley.
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Gasco
Mike Beasley
Euclid Dr
Athens Middle School
Mike
Messenger
Beasley
Paul H. Beasley
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Brent Peterson
Sheltering Arms Hospital notes a daughter for Mr and Mrs Brent Peterson of Athens. Admitted Maggie Morgan of The Plains. Discharged include Delbert King Clyde Edmund Ina Chenowith Kate Brooks Terry Collins Troy Amodio Ernest Whitlatch Carol Carpenter and several others.
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Brent Peterson
Athens
Maggie Morgan
the Plains
Delbert King
Clyde Edmundson
Ina Chenowith
Kate Brooks
Terry Collins
Troy Amodio
Ernest Whitlatch
Carol Carpenter
Charles Hanning
Richard Sanders
William Steinfort
James Haning
Syracuse Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Moves
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frank and children of Nelsonville visited his sister and brother in law the Hollys. The Riffles and Owen Hall moved into the A H Durst property. Norma Peterson and Mary Frances and two sons from Jackson Mich called on Jean Hall en route to Logan W Va. Agnes White and Richard Duckworth hosted James Robert White and daughter Mary Beth from Dunbar W Va and Carl Duckforth of Coshocton.
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Margaret Cottrill
Syracuse
Donald Frank
Nelsonville
Logan
W. Va
Agnes White
Richard Duckworth
James Robert White
Mary Beth
Dunbar
Carl Duckforth
Coshocton
Police Chief Lets Speeding Motorist Off With Lecture
In Boise Idaho in 1943 Police Chief R G Haskin stopped a speeding motorist and by asking his name learned it was Alosses Abernathy Mergen thenwatterberry. Rather than issuing a ticket he gave the man a lecture.
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Boise
Idho
R. G. Haskin
Alosses Abernathy Mergenthenwatterberry
Alexander High School Students Enroll in Vocational Agriculture
Fifty eight Alexander High School students are enrolled in the school's vocational agriculture program. State supervisor James E. Dougan notes Ohio has 312 high schools offering the program with total enrollment of 15 017. Alexander provides instruction in agricultural resources production and the development of a school land laboratory.
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Alexander High School
James E. Dougan
Ohio
Alexander
Wrong Driver Listed In Traffic Citation
Julia Ann Young 22 of Albany Route 2 was charged with failure to stop within an assured clear distance not Albert L Britton 29 of Homestead Hotel in Tuesday report. Britton was parking on N Court Street near W State Street when Young’s vehicle struck his rear end.
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Julia Ann Young
Albany
Albert L. Britton
Britton
Homestead Hotel
N. Court Street
W. State Street
Julia Young
Amesville Hosts Reading Center Guided by Title I Aid
Amesville Elementary School runs a Title I funded reading center. Mrs. Romola Hopkins explains fixed goals and individualized phonics based instruction for poorer readers. The program uses tape driven phonics lessons plus language master and typewriter tools. Other county teachers include Elizabeth J. Elmore and Sharon Bourdreau.
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Joseph B. Gerwood
Romola Hopkins
Amesville
Elizabeth J. Elmore
Sharon Bourdreau
Alexander
Sharleen Rositano
Federal Hocking
Mary H. Rose
Mary Davis
Lucile Grubbs
Trimble Local
First Washington DC telephone directory 1878 highlights
The initial DC directory published in 1878 lists 187 customers on a single page. Asking for No 1 connected to the White House and No 2 to the Senate corridor. Other subscribers included six livery stables and seven ice companies.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Senate
U. S. Capitol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ken Steinhoff
Turkey
Ohio U
Jim Schaefer
Canton
William Lavelle
James Smith
Squire, Sanders, and
Dempsey
Cleveland
Ohio University
Williams
Zenith
Zenette II
Smith Audio-Visuals, Inc
William Diles
W. Union Athens
Walgreen Drugs
South Court Street
Yo Ag
Dougan
Long
Federal Savings & Loan Institution
East State
PCAN
North Market
Nim Athens, Ohio
Floor
Shoe Department
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