Education Can Be Fascinating By Judy Ludwick
Kim Love, an 11 year old sixth grader from Athens, brought a real heart to East Elementary to demonstrate human heart anatomy to classmates. The activity followed a groundhog hunt in which his brother Mark helped provide a specimen. The class compared the groundhog heart to the human heart and created reports and reading on the circulatory system. The project sparked further student donations of chicken and turkey hearts and showed teachers and students learning together. Ethel D. Carson vs. Albert C. Carson, wilful absence.
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Judy Ludwick
Kim
William Hartzell
Eden Place
East
Athens
Mark
Kim Love
Messenger Newsphoto
Fire spreads from dump fire near Ohio University area
A fire at Ohio University Route 56 dumping area spread into the surrounding woods at 2 02 p m Tuesday. City firemen fought the blaze with booster tank water and were aided by the Richland Area Fire Brigade. Wind and dry conditions brought in help from Athens State Hospital state forestry and university employees. Grease on a kitchen range at Jefferson Hall ignited at 3 20 p m Tuesday and was contained on arrival. Firemen at 9 35 a m Wednesday flushed a gasoline leak from a car near 65 W Washington St.
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Ohio University
Richland Area Fire Brigade
Athens State Hospital
State Forestry and
University
Jefferson Hall
Washington St
Abele Blames Democrats For Appalachia Bill Setbacks
Congressman Homer Abele says the Appalachia bill, approved by the Senate, was twice withdrawn in the House due to Democratic leadership. He favored the program but urged amendments removing prosperous counties from the measure.
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Homer
Pete) Abele
Appalachia
House
Senate
Abele
Bound To Jury On Charge Of Threats
Lawrence Fields pleaded innocent in County Court to a charge of menacing threats filed by his wife Annabelle. He was bound to the grand jury with a $400 bond under sheriff's deputy supervision.
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Lawrence Fields
Shade Route 1
Annabelle
Fields
Sheriff's Deputies
UAW Member S Motion Overruled By Court
Common Pleas Court Tuesday overruled the motion by Alonzo Kovaleski a UAW Local 324 member to set aside his contempt of court conviction. Kovaleski posted a $500 appeal bond and was released. The court sentenced him to five days in jail and ordered payment of court costs.
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Common Pleas Court
Alonzo Kovaleski
Chauncey
Kovaleski
UAW Local 324
Fourth District
Court of Appeals
Bridgwater Machine Co
Charles R. Smith
Robert R. Michael
Smith
Mercury Dips Below Freezing in Athens
The thermometer fell a degree under freezing early Wednesday in Athens with 49 at 9:45 am The U S Observer C L Colmer reported today’s low of 31 following a high of 64 Tuesday The report notes a cool start to the day in local conditions.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
New Restaurant Tom Boy Opens On Court Street
A new restaurant named Tom Boy opens at 49 S Court St with 55 seating. Owner Charles Silverman and Tom Crow oversee the 24 hour sandwich shop run by manager William Standiford. The eatery features a bright interior, a new counter and entrance.
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Tom Boy
S. Court St
Max van Fleet
Charles Silverman
Tom Crow
William Standiford
Farm Bureau Election Set for Athens Meeting
Three county Farm Bureau trustees will be elected at the annual meeting Thursday night in the Junior Fair Building Athens. In District 1 William Lafollett faces Lee D Glass while District 3 John Robinson competes with Fred Colburn. Gaylord Cook seeks re election at large with two challengers Davis Greene and Ronnie Scott. One Ohio Farm Bureau delegate for 1965 also to be chosen. A resolution backing the Farm Bureau move to gain market power via a food chain purchase will be considered.
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Farm Bureau
Athens
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Dover
York
Trimble
William Lafollett
Lee D. Glass
John Robinson
Fred Colburn
Gaylord Cook
Davis Greene
Ronnie Scott
Ohio Farm Bureau
Civitan Club Plans Thursday Noon Meeting at Sportsman Grill
Civitan Club organizers Archie Greer and Bob Falkner lead the program for the Thursday noon session at the Sportsman Grill, under the direction of President Jack Gilbert.
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Civitan Club
Archie Greer
Bob Falkner
Sportsman Grill
Jack Gilbert
Municipal Court Notices Include Unsafe Operation Fines
Clayton Whaley 30 Glouster Route 3 cited for unsafe operation by sheriff with $41 fine. Sharon Zolman 19 Mount Vernon cited $17. Clara White 57 531 Richland Ave traffic signal $12. John Laufhutte 22 14 Morris Ave unsafe operation $55. William Macos 64 4714 E Mulberry St traffic signal $12. Harve Kittle 54 395 W State St unsafe vehicle $17. Robert Garber 23 57 Columbia Ave failure to yield to a pedestrian $50. County Court: Rowland Harp 37 Lancaster conditional speed $15.
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Clayton Virgil Whaley
Glouster
Sharon Sue Zolman
Mount Vernon
Clara B. White
Richland Ave
John Curtis Laufhutte
Morris Ave
William Nicholas Macos
E. Mulberry St
Harve Henry Kittle
State St
Robert Thomas Garber
Columbia Ave
Rowland Wayne Harp
Lancaster
Local Court Clears General Telephone Debt Recovery
Edith Reed 60 of 103 Franklin Ave faces charges for improper star distance. Kenneth Springer 55 of Dayton cited for unsafe following. Terry Pletcher 23 of E State St fined. Timothy Weyls 19 of Cleveland cited for missing license plate as costs apply. Common Pleas Court orders General Telephone Co to collect 1417.34 on a promissory note from Robert Liggett.
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Edith H. Reed
Franklin Ave
Kenneth M. Springer
Dayton
Terry Carl Pletcher
E. State St
Timothy Jay Weyls
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
General Telephone Co
Robert Liggett
Lincoln Dr
Five suits filed seeking about sixty seven thousand dollars
Survivors of Victoria Scarberry and her son who died in a Route 93 crash sue for about 67 000 from the estates of a motorist and Earl Edwards. Dottie Collins administers Scarberry estate and seeks funeral expenses for close relatives. Admin r of Edwards estate rejects claims. Cases filed in Common Pleas Court.
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Common Pleas Court
Victoria Scarberry
Heston
Betty Lou
Barbara Sue
Richard L
Heston, Jr
Jackson County
Dottie Collins
Bond Issue Talks Stated
Two speakers will be heard tonight at the citizens' committee meeting for the $2.25 million city school bond issue. Erle Bridgewater Jr. of the city school board will present the board's view, with Kenner Bush of The Messenger assisting, discussing how a new high school would improve the area's industrial potential.
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Citizens’ Committee
Chauncey-Dover
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Kenner Bush
the Messenger
Bridgewater
Bush
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Ethel D. Carson
Albert C. Carson
New Dean & Barry Masonry
Dean & Barry
Goodyear
Pilotite—T, M
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Dean & Barry Masonry
Hgan& Barr
A Sb
Luarmistes
East State Street
UAW
Edwards
Steve Gyurko
New York Coal Co
ICO
BWC
Corral
Dacron
Cannon
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