Police Cite Four Drivers After Crashes
Athens Police cited four drivers after Sunday auto crashes. Michael S. Utley and Albert J. Maynard faced failure to stop within assured clear distance. Otis White Jr. was involved when Utley hit White from behind. Doris Huffman’s rear collision followed Maynard’s stop. Theodore Lemon drove left of center into a parked car and was cited. Jennifer Conway pulled from a parking space into Danny Martin’s path and was cited for improper starting.
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Athens
Michael S. Utley
Fieldsboro
N.Y
Albert J. Maynard
Little Hocking Route 2
Otis White Jr
Chauncey
N. Lancaster Street
Townsend PI
State Street
Charles Street
Maynard
Jagat Kishore Barman
Findlay
Avon Place
Theodore C. Lemon
Elmwood Ave
Lemon
Jennifer K. Conway
Columbus
University Terrace
Danny M. Martin
Elyria
Miss Conway
Hit-Skin Driver Fined For Leaving Scene Of Crash
A 21-year-old Parma man was fined $50 and costs in Municipal Court for leaving the scene of an accident. Kenneth R. Hehmeyer pleaded guilty to backing into a car at the Hilltop Restaurant Colum bus Road on Saturday and then driving away. Mary Ethel Swisher, 75, Graf ton, W V, owned the parked car.
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Parma
Kenneth R. Hehmeyer
Hilltop
Columbus Road
Mary Ethel Swisher
Grafton
W. Va
Lancers' Homecoming At Eastern's Stadium
Eastern High School hosts a homecoming on October 11 at Federal Hocking’s stadium drawing the Lancers as hosts on their own field. Queen Miss Jan Hosington will be crowned at halftime, with attendants Kathy Bailey Nancy Butcher Barbara Williams and Teresa Butcher. The Lancer band performs at halftime and the homecoming dance follows October 12 from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m.
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Roy Cross
Lancer
Hocking High School
Jan Hoisington
Teresa Butcher
Barbara Williams
Nancy Butcher
Kathy Bailey
Stewart
Federal Hocking High School
Lancers
Eastern High School Eagles
Federal Hocking
Tuppers Plains
Cheshire
Eastern
Jan Hosington
Coolville
Federal Hocking Gymnasium
Two Bound To Grand Jury After Pursuit By Police
Two 20 year old men arrested after an auto chase in Athens were bound over to the grand jury after pleading guilty to multiple charges. Joe Battocletti Bridgeport faced 1000 bond for windshield damage and 1000 bond for throwing a liquor bottle through a windshield. He pleaded guilty to both charges and resisting an officer and intoxication with fines and costs. Stanley Kavsky Defiance pleaded guilty to aiding the tire iron usage and other offenses, was bound over to the grand jury, and received fines including driving while intoxicated and license suspension. Both have not paid bonds or fines. Police described a chase starting with a truck in the Mathews Goodyear lot, proceeding on Union Street with lights off, nearly colliding with another vehicle, ending with a scuffle at the fairgrounds west gate.
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Athens
Joe Battocletti
Bridgeport
Stanley Kavsky
Defiance
Bartocletti
Mathews Goodyear
West Union
Union St
Dolen
Fairgrounds
FHA Meets At Burr Oak Lodge
A state meeting of the Farmers Home Administration office will be held Tuesday at Burr Oak Lodge. Milton E. Roush says the session will review FHA policies and a new loan program for fiscal 1969. The county office at 77 State Street will close all day Tuesday and Wednesday and reopen Thursday morning.
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Farmers Home Administration Office
Burr Oak Lodge
Milton E. Roush
FHA
Roush
E. State St
Woman Hurt In McArthur Wreck Returns To Hospital
Nancy Bowen, 25, Portsmouth, sustained head injuries in a Sunday evening traffic accident near McArthur. She was taken to Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Logan for treatment.
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Mcarthur
Nancy Bowen
Portsmouth
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan
Bond Forfeitures List For Athens Area Drivers
A report lists multiple defendants with traffic violations. Daniel Gilchrist Barnes of Valley Acres Athens faces failure to obey a traffic signal. Arthur C. Atherton of Coolville Route 3 shows failure to stop within assured clear distance. Michael W. Porter of Pomeroy Route 4 speeding. Curtis Lee High of Columbus speed 19. David A. Hritzak of Gamertsfelder Hall Athens speeding. Dorothy Gordon of Walton Hills speeding. Leonard Rodney Munn of Chauncey permitting an unlicensed person to drive. Robert L. Dishon of Shawnee Route speeding. Alton R. Hope of Athens failure to display slow moving vehicle emblem. John Rasmussen of Belpre speeding. James Scott Siders of Cincinnati speeding. Marguerite E. Stough of Grove City speeding. Total fines range around 18 to 44 dollars.
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Daniel Gilchrist Barnes
Valley Acres Trailer Court
Athens
Arthur C. Atherton
Coolville
Michael W. Porter
Pomeroy
Curtis Lee High
Columbus
David A. Hritzak
Gamertsfelder Hall
Dorothy Gordon
Walton Hills
Leonard Rodney Munn
Converse St. Chauncey
Robert L. Dishon
Shawnee
Alton R. Hope
John Rasmussen
Belpre
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admitted At Athens
A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital records admits Lillian Clay Hiram Kincade Hollie Thomas Thomas Henry Robert McMullen Mrs Harry Holdcroft Gilbert Cooper Mrs Theodore West Catherine Ha ley Bertah Fee Mary Grimm Orville Stover Harmon Gregory Albany Route 2 Mrs William Morrison Stewart Route 1 Mrs William Schoonover Chauncey and discharges Nettie Jenks Mrs Larry Taylor Thomas Kern Mrs Don Conner and daughter Mrs Denzel Matheny John Nogrady Mrs Robert Butner Mrs Ronald Adams Archie Dixon Mrs Edard Jolley Mrs Clinton Oxley Carl White Mrs Joseph Lindsey and son Wayne Skinner all of Athens and nearby areas.
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Lillian Clay
Hiram Kincade
Hollie Thomas
Thomas Henry
Robert McMullen
Harry Holdcroft
Gilbert Cooper
Theodore West
Catherine Haley
Bertah Fee
Mary Grimm
Orville Stover
Athens
Harmon Gregory
Albany
William Morrison
Stewart
William Schoonover
Chauncey
Nettie Jenks
Larry Taylor
Thomas Kern
Don Conner
Denzel Matheny
John Nogrady
Robert Butner
Ronald Adams
Archie Dixon
Edard Jolley
Clinton Oxley
Carl White
Joseph Lindsey
Wayne Skinner
Democrat Candidates Set For Two Meetings
Democrat candidates for Athens County offices will meet voters at two meetings Tuesday night. Chairman William Hoffman announced the sessions. The first gathering is at 7 p.m. at Beacon School on Sugar Creek followed by an 8 p.m. meeting at the Chauncey fire station.
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Athens County
William Hoffman
Beacon School
Sugar Creek
Chauncey Fire Station
Cool, Cloudy With Rain Follows Sunday
Weather summary notes cool cloudy conditions after a Sunday rain totaling .79 inch. U S Observer C L Colmer logged 9 am at 51 degrees, a four degree rise from overnight low, with Sunday’s high at 56 degrees.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Trimble could gain 1 million aid for new K8 school
Trimble Local may receive up to 1 million in state aid to build a kindergarten through eighth grade school, ranking second in 29 Ohio districts investigated by the State Department of Education. The grant awaits State Board approval. The Athens County board approved 100 to renew membership in the Southeast Ohio Educational Research Council, aimed at policy studies and dissemination of research. Esther Dailey will attend the Ohio School Board Association conference in Columbus November 12 to 14 as official delegate with Lawrence Colbert as alternate. A January school public communications workshop is planned to improve rural outreach and PTA involvement, per Supt. Robert Weinfurther. Attendees included Weinfurther, Colbert, Mrs. Daily, Howard Woodyard, Lewis L. Moore and Clyde D. Pratt. Next public meeting is Saturday November 2 at 7:30 p.m.
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Trimble
Ohio
State Department of Education
Athens County School Board
State Board of Education
Southeast Ohio Educational Research Council
Esther Dailey
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Lawrence Colbert
Robert Weinfurther
Four Injured In Area Road Mishaps On Sunday
Wet roads caused four area auto accidents Sunday leading to four injuries and four citations by the State Highway Patrol. Sandra Gwilym 18 of Jacksonville and Russell Geiger 6 of Glouster Route 1 were hospitalized after their car left a Route 278 curve. Geiger 16 of Glouster was cited for conditional speeding after his skidding vehicle struck Dora E. Brockett 55 of Glouster. A three car chain reaction on Route 33 slightly injured Larry Watson 58 of Barberton and Nellie Dutcher 48 of Groveport. Watson rode with Robert Watson 27 of Barberton. Dutcher rode with Marvin Dutcher 46 of Groveport who was cited for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. Watson stopped for traffic on Route 33, as did Vernon Joe Brehan 34 of Parkersburg behind Watson. Dutcher’s car rear-ended Brehan’s. Larry Eugene Reiss 20 of 1981 W State St Athens was treated and released at Mount St. Mary after his car slid off Route 13 Sunday and was taken by ambulance for head lacerations. He was cited, as was Earl Clyde Rutter 41 of Amesville Route 1 whose car failed to negotiate a curve on Route 50A yesterday.
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State Highway Patrol
Sandra Gwilym
Jacksonville
Russell Geiger
Glouster
Mount St. Mary Hospital
William FE. Geiger
Dora E. Brockett
Larry Watson
Barberton
Nellie Dutcher
Groveport
Watson
Robert Watson
Marvin Dutcher
Vernon Joe Brehan
Parkersburg
Dutcher
Brehan
Larry Eugene Reiss
W. State St
Athens
Mount St. Mary
Reiss
Nelsonville
Squadmen Aid Three Ailing Residents Over Weekend
Emergency squad aided three persons over the weekend. Hollie Thomas, 72, of 34 Hickory St., and Joe Kern, 62, of 33 N Court St., received oxygen en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Patrick Walker, 18, of Bethany Ridge at 27 N Court St., was aided after a Sunday illness.
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Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hollie Thomas
Hickory St
Joe Kern
N. Court St
Patrick Walker
Bethany Ridge
Miller Bill Okayed In House Public Works panel backs study for smaller urban areas
The U S House Public Works Committee approved HR 18896 a Miller sponsored measure to study need for more public works projects in smaller urban areas. The bill amended to cover communities from 2 500 to 100 000 population aims to reverse migration to large cities.
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Washington
U. S
House of Representatives
Clarence E. Miller
Public Works Committee
House
Miller
Federal Hocking High names senior class officers
The senior class of Federal Hocking High School elected Steve McKinley as president, Larry Daughterty as vice president, Mary Blackford as secretary, Sherry Dennis as treasurer, and Becky Linton as news reporter. Council representatives include David Creamer, Shirley Dailey, Leslie Wise, Lenny Linton, Becky Linton, and Don Bise, with Don Bise as yearbook editor and staff filling editor roles for business, class, sports, activities, and organization.
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Roy Cross
Federal Hocking High School
Larry Daugherty
Steve McKinley
Becky Linton
Mary Blackford
Sherry Dennis
Coe Named To National Committee
Robert L. Coe lecturer in radio television at Ohio University is among 42 Americans named to the National Citizens Committee for Public Broadcasting. The expansion brings NCCPB membership to 159, chairman Thomas P. F. Hoving said. The appointees are active in public life the arts business education and broadcasting and are committed to a free wideranging spirited public broadcasting system.
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New York
Robert L. Coe
Ohio University
National Citizens Committee For Public Broadcasting
NCCPB
Thomas P. F. Hoving
Hoving
The Plains Water Meeting Set Tonight
A public meeting at The Plains will discuss a proposed water and sewer system at 7 p m in the old high school building. The plan outlines the system and seeks a federal grant of 1 513 400 dollars.
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the Plains
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