Waterloo Area Mulls School Merger Options
About 40 residents attended a Waterloo Local School District meeting to hear executive head Raymond H. Brooks outline four merger proposals involving Athens Chauncey The Plains Albany and Rome Canaan Carthage Troy Shade Ames Bern. Officials noted a county system and cited consolidation trends and past state actions.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo
Raymond H. Brooks
Athens
Chauncey
the Plains
Albany
Rome-Canaan
Carthage-Troy
Shade
Ames-Bern
Brooks
Ohio University
City Welcomes Two New Attorneys After Bar Exam
Two 1963 law school graduates joined the local bar after passing the July semi annual bar examination, per the Ohio Supreme Court. Edward Scott Robe, 27, of 154 Morris Ave., affiliated with Rowland Bridgewater and Gray, Duke Law School graduate, married with one child. Gerald Anthony Mollica, 24, of 474 Richland Ave., Mansfield native, OSU College of Law graduate, linked to W Parker Walker, married.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Associated Press
Edward Scott Robe
Morris Ave
Gerald Anthony Mollica
Richland Ave
Mollica
Mansfield
Ohio State College of Law
W. Parker Walker
Traffic Fines in County Court
Jerald Leon Rupe, 20, Ath ens Route 5, speeding assessed $15 and costs by State Highway Patrol. Gregg Nelson Lindamood, 18, Waynesville, speeding fined $20 and costs by State Highway Patrol.
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Jerald Leon Rupe
Athens
Gregg Nelson Lindamood
Waynesville
Dogs Roam Rule Hangs On Nov 5 Vote
A family dog enjoys seven months of roaming free but faces potential confinement if the animals and fowl law passes in the November 5 ballot. The current ordinance allows Oct 1 to March 1 roaming. the rest of the year owner may need to secure the dog. The Richland Area fire department meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. to replace hose and discuss Sun day fire school topics in Gallipolis.
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Richland Area Fire Department
Gallipolis
Millfield Youth Follows Navy Footsteps of Father
John Kozma son of Mr and Mrs Alex Kozma Mill field enlisted in the Navy following his father's path. He will begin boot training at Great Lakes Illinois after graduating Chauncey Dover High School where he earned two football letters and joined the National Honor Society. His father served on USS Florence Nightingale during the Sicily invasion and later in the Pacific, discharge as boatswain's mate second class.
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John Kozma
Alex Kozma
Millfield
Navy
Great Lakes
Chauncey-Dover
Florence
Sicily
Pacific
Jury Awards Judgment In Project Suit
Cameron Construction Co. of Columbus won a judgment for 1433.78 dollars plus interest from Legg and Davis Co. for Richland Ave sanitary sewer work begun in 1960. The firm contends payment was not full. Legg and Davis say they paid in full. Judge Harley Meyer presided over the case.
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Common Pleas
Cameron Construction Co
Columbus
Legg and Davis Co
Richland Ave
Cameron
Legg and Davis
Hocking County
Harley Meyer
W Parker Walker
John Bolin
Blood Drive At Church Of The Good Shepherd Opens
The Red Cross collected 65 pints of blood from 86 donors Monday at the Church of the Good Shepherd in the first day of a two day bloodmobile visit. Mrs Jesse Day served as unit chairman directing the drive.
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The
Red Cross
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jesse Day
Athens Man Named Purchasing Agent for New College
Clark Biggins of 26 Maplewood Dr was named purchasing agent for the new Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland. He previously served four years as assistant purchasing agent at Ohio University. The college opens Sept 23 with 3000 students. Biggins is a 1947 Athens High School graduate and 1957 Ohio University alumnus. He served seven years in the Air Force with duty in Japan Alaska and the Philippines. He is married with four children and will join his family in Cleveland once housing is found.
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Clark Biggins
Maplewood Dr
Cuyahoga Community College
Cleveland
Biggins
Ohio University
Athens High School
Air Force
Japan
Alaska
Phillippines
Birth at Stockport and local hospital admissions
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. David Dille of Stockport. The Shelterin g Arms Hospital notes admit Myrtle Swartz of Guysville Route 1 and several Athens residents, plus Leroy Mayles of Millfield. Discharges include Richard W. McKinstry of Athens and other local residents returning home.
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David Dille
Stockport
Myrtle Swartz
Guysville
Wayne Williams
Athens
Leslie E. White
C. B. Dillon
Leroy Mayles
Millfield
Squad Aids 3 Persons After Medical Emergencies
The city fire department emergency squad aided three people including Cathy Keogh an 18 year old who took an overdose and Bob Keener 21 who became ill. Archie Dailey 63 received oxygen at home after breathing difficulties. A coal truck tire blew on Route 13 north of Chauncey but the driver Harry Male 52 Chesterhill was not injured.
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City Fire Department
Hudson Health Center
Cathy Keogh
Scott Quad
Bob Keener
West Green No. 2
Grover Center
Archie Dailey
Hooper St
Route 13
Chauncey Monday
State Highway Patrol
Harry H. Male
Chesterhill
Ohio University Graduate Named Assistant to Cleveland Publisher
William R. Merkel, 46, a 1941 Ohio University graduate and former personnel manager of the Washington Post, is named assistant to Thomas Vail, publisher of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He previously served as administrative assistant for Forest City Publishing Co., which then issued the Cleveland News and the Plain Dealer. Municipal Court report notes Harry Franklin Holdcroft, 32, Athens Route 38, cited for intoxication and held by sheriff's deputies with $34 bond.
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William R. Merkel
Ohio University
Thomas Vail
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Merkel
Washington Post
Post
Forest City Publishing Co
Cleveland News
Plain Dealer
Harry Franklin Holdcroft
Athens
Sheriff's Deputies
Social Worker Highlighted By Kiwanis in Athens
Athens County Child Welfare case worker Tom C. Porter spoke at the Kiwanis meeting about direct aid to underprivileged children. He described duties including investigating adoption, licensing boarding homes, aiding neglected children, and preventing delinquency. Porter, with a master's in social work from Florida State, previously worked as a correctional counselor at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield. Brandon T. Grover, ex athletic director of Ohio University and United Appeal drive chair, urged Kiwanis support for the drive. eleven named as workers were listed.
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Athens County
Child Welfare Department
Tom C. Porter
Kiwanis
Porter
Florida State
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Brandon T. Grover
Ohio University
United Appeal
Athens
Half-Price 1963 Vehicle Plates Cut By 50 Percent
The deputy registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles announces a 50 percent drop in prices for 1963 state license plates starting Tuesday. Auto tags become $5, small trailers motorcycles and motor scooters $2.50, and commercial truck plates also cut by half. Truck fees vary by weight from about $30 to $300. The reduced tags remain valid for the fiscal year ending April 1, 1964.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Dwight Robinson
Robinson
How to tell a broker from a tipster
An article contrasts brokers and tipsters in investing. It cautions readers to seek facts on earnings, dividends, and company position, and to slow down before acting. It notes tipsters pressure with hype and urges consulting NYSE member firms for guidance and the Monthly Investment Plan.
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New York Stock Exchange
Tipster
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