Balloons To Kick Off Athens United Appeals Drive
Athens plans a Saturday kickoff for United Appeals with 750 yellow balloons released for each 25 cent contribution on a Court Street line. American Legion volunteers, Vere Smith Audio Visual, and details from UA chair Jack L. Moore frame a three week effort targeting a $34,180 goal to fund local agencies.
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Athens
United Appeals
Jack L. Moore
Athens’ American Legion Post
Harold Young
Vere Smith
Court St
Ordinance Annexes Three Streets to Athens City
Richland Ave Route 33 to Morrison Brown hill and Route 50 to Blackburn hill were officially annexed by Athens after 30 days post publication and state approval. Police can arrest on the streets and Richland Ave speed limit drops to 35 mph. Street lighting may now be provided and traffic concerns near the South Y are noted after prior accidents.
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Richland Ave
Morrison Brown Hill
Blackburn Hill
Athens City
William O. Rowland
Mechanicsburg
Rowland
Secretary of State
Albany
County School Teachers Pick Officers and Delegates
George Christman announced officers for the Athens County Education Association. Elected Friday at Mechanicsburg, officers include Jane Greer of Waterloo as president Pauline Martin of Shade as vice president and Mary Helen Rose of Shade as secretary treasurer Delegates to the Ohio Education Association convention are Greer and Martin with alternates Oda Gillogly Albany and T C Porter Trimble Representing at the Southeastern Ohio Convention in Athens Oct 25 are William Philabaum York Buchtel Raymond Lee Athens Local Molly Jackson York Gerald Bibbee and John Taylor Carthage Troy Reba Marshall Rome Canaan Ruth Klingenberg Waterloo and Clyde Smith Albany Alternates are Herbert Sanger Alice Rowan Milton Cain Georgia Jeffers Alfred Gendemalik Nellie Woolley Bern Mildred Scott Albany and H L McDaniel Carthage Troy and others A film No Teacher Alone followed the meeting and a Waterloo girls vocal quartet performed
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Mechanicsburg
Jane Greer
Waterloo
Pauline Martin
Shade
Mary Helen Rose
Ohio Education Association
Greer
Martin
Oda Gillogly
Albany
T. C. Porter
Trimble
Athens
William Philabaum
York- Buchtel
Raymond Lee
Molly Jackson
York
Gerald Bibbee
John Taylor
Carthage-Troy
Reba Marshall
Rome-Canaan
Ruth Klingenberg
Clyde Smith
Herbert Sanger
Alice Rowan
Milton Cain
Georgia Jeffers
Alfred Gendemalik
Nellie Wooley
Ames Bern
H. L. McDaniel
Carthage Troy
Mildred Scott
Janet Goff
Joy Goff
Tanice Hartman
Diana Wigal
Long Bottom Man Denied Theft Charge At Shade School
Raymond Russell Ours of Long Bottom was arraigned in Municipal Court for a Sept 21 breaking and entering at Shade school. Foods and goods valued at 100 dollars were taken. Ours pleaded innocent and was held under 500 dollars for the October grand jury.
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Raymond Russell Ours
Long Bottom
W. O. Kail
Ours
Five Hurt In Route 13 and 675 Head-On Crash
Five persons were injured in a head on collision at Routes 13 and 675. The injured, taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after on scene and private vehicle transport, include Melvin L. Kasler Chauncey 25 Dorothy Kasler 25 Linda Kasler 3 Paul M. Sawyer 18 and Charles Malpas 17 Glouster. Kasler was cited for failing to yield right of way.
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State Highway Patrol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Melvin L. Kasler
Chauncey
Dorothy Kasler
Linda Kasler
Paul M. Sawyer
Glouster
Charles Malpas
Melvin Kasler
Sawyer
C. F. Patton
Kasler
Charles Wadley
ShelterinG Arms Hospital Notes
List of patients and dismissals with names and locations across Athens The Plains Racine Amesville and Albany. Entries include Mrs Charles Stokoe Mrs Dorothy Lawson Mrs James Earich and others with routes and family relations noted.
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Charles Stokoe
Athens
Dorothy Lawson
James Earich
Roy Taylor
New Marshfield
Granville Thompson
Ernest Hudnall
Albany
Dan Winne
Fred Hooper
Shade
Sharon Skinner
Walter Powell
Amesville
Chester Brown
Paul Lehrer
Charles Harris
Roger Copeland Stewart
Gus Graham
the Plains
Lillian Jividen
Racine
Court Finds Driver Guilty on Two Counts
Amesville man Louis Marvin Vickers 31 was found guilty in Municipal Court on two State Patrol charges from a hit skip on Route 50 A in Ames Township. He pled innocent and received immediate hearing. Vickers was fined 75 dollars plus costs for leaving the scene and 15 dollars plus costs for driving left of center.
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Amesville
Route 1
Ames Township
Louis Marvin Vickers
Two Fines Levied in Haydenville Speeding Case
Larry A Horn aged 18 of Haydenville was fined in two State Highway Patrol counts Tuesday by Logan mayor Francis Myers. He was assessed 25 dollars and costs for speeding and 15 dollars and costs for having no operator s license.
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Larry A. Horn
Haydenville
Logan
Francis Myers
Woman Hurt in Fall at Smith Street Home
Fire department and emergency squad rushed to 36 Smith St at 6 40 p m Tuesday after Mrs Elizabeth Stokoe a resident fell inside her home suffering a possible fracture of her right hip. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by private ambulance.
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Fire Department
Smith St
Elizabeth Stokoe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Students Named to School Offices AHS Elections Held
Athens High School voters elected Student Council officers Dick Life as president and Tom Evans as vice president Mollie Moore as secretary and Jim Kyle as treasurer. Homeroom officers include six sophomore presidents Frank Bean Larry Riggs Robert Nelson Carl Lee Richard Risch Saundra Myers and vice presidents Dick Blosser Linda Holland Karen McIntorf Dana Wilson Russell Wickerham Melvin Pyle.
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Athens High School
Dick Life
Tom Evans
Mollie Moore
Jim Kyle
Dick Knight
Bob McIntorf
Max Schwarzel
Darrell Coen
Frank Bean
Larry Riggs
Robert Nelson
Carl Lee
Richard Risch
Saund
Sue van Dyke
Bob Slagle
Linda Lee
Bonnie Brookins
James Dupler
Paula Cotton
Judy Dean
Mary Wilson
DSFE Head to Speak at First Christian Athens
Garlan Hoskin president of the Disciples Student Fellowship Ecclésia, a national Christian student group, will speak at 7 30 p m Friday at First Christian Church in Athens. A senior at Iowa State University Ames he will also host consultations Friday and Saturday with pre ministerial students or social work interest as a full time or summer camp position. Hoskin travels for the Disciples Office of Student Work and the Social Welfare work camp committee and will be in Athens from 915 p m Thursday to 1 p m Sunday according to the church.
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Garlan Hoskin
Disciples Student Fellowship Ecclesia
National Organization of College Students of Christian Churches
First Christian Church
Athens
Hoskin
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Baptist Disciple
Disciples Office of Student Work
Department of Social Welfare
Steubenville Driver Guilty Of Speeding
John G. Georgiafandis, 20, of Steubenville, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to speeding. He was fined $15 and costs after allegedly driving 65 mph in a 50 mph zone per State Highway Patrol charge.
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John G. Georgiafandis
Steubenville
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Athens United Appeals
Athena Theater
Athens National Bank
F. W. Woolworth Co
Athena
Varsity
United Appeals Board of Directors
Moore
City
State Department of Highways
Athens County Education Association
George Christman
Christ
First Baptist Church
E. State St
Max Cohn Evangelist
Violet Cohn
General Electric
Ultravision
W. Washington St
Athens, Ohio
Kive Hurt
AHS
Bob Collins
Cliff Coursey
Vic Campbell
Coni Bacon
Rossellyn Paige
Joel Lee
Mary K. Ball
Brent Cornwell
F. W. Weber
Verna Bickley
Linda Brookins
Barbara Corradini
Jim Gaskill
Beverly Corradini
Jerry Hossam
Jim Hughes
Bob Martin
Gary Barber
Connie Glasgo
Claire Ball
DSFE
Ars
THE
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
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