Col Galloway Named Assistant Chief of Staff in Germany
Colonel James V. Galloway, son of Mrs Lillie Wood Galloway, has been assigned as Assistant Chief of Staff for G-3 with the Fifth Army Corps in Frankfurt Germany. He previously commanded the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment and served in World War II and later NATO operations. He and wife Eve reside in Frankfurt with children James Jr Lisa and Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James V. Galloway
Lillie Wood Galloway
Fifth Army Corps
Frankfurt
Germany
Galloway
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
NATO
Ohio University
Army
Fort Knox
Desert Training Center
Camp Young
Calif
George S. Patton
First Armored Corps
North
Africa
France
Seventh Army
United States
Ft. Hood
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Europe
European Command
States
Ant
Army War College
George Washington University
14Th Armored Ca
Valry
Fifth Corps
College of Commerce
Eve
James, Jr
Lisa
Graham
High School Students Report To Rotary In Athens Club Meeting
Seven high school students shared reports at the Athens Club after Rotary sponsored youth activities last summer. Lois Simpkins Carol Kendall Phil Rose Dick Fulks Matthew Levinson and Bill Whan spoke about Buckeye Girls and Boys State programs and a forestry camp at Camp Wesley. Merlyn Phillips noted the Rotary Little League 15 2 1 record and thanked donors for travel to Columbus. Captain Henry Temple introduced Mike Vamos from Chauncey who attended Camp Oregano with three other Rotary youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Athens Club
Clyde Plant
Lois Simpkins
Carol Kendall
Buckeye Girls State
Bexley
Phil Rose
Dick Fulks
Buckeye
Matthew Levinson
Bill Whan
Camp Wesley
Mansfield
Merlyn Phillips
Rotary Little League
Columbus
Henry Temple
Salvation Army
Mike Vamos
Chauncey
Camp Oregano
Patrol cites driver in Route 143 two car crash
State Highway Patrol cites 20 year old David McVey of Albany for passing on a hill crest after a two car collision on Route 143 south of the Athens Meigs County line at 4 45 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McVey
Albany
Athens-Meigs County
State Highway Patrol
Canaan Barn Destroyed By Fire On Scatter Ridge Road
A barn on Ray Matthews farm on Scatter Ridge Rd in Canaan was destroyed by fire Monday evening. An automobile owned by Dennis Dowler, a tenant, was also destroyed. Fire Chief James Dille said the cause is unknown as two trucks and about a dozen volunteers fought the blaze with help from the Ohio Forestry Division to prevent brush spread. No damage estimate given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Matthews
Scatter Ridge Rd
Canaan
Dennis Dowler
Ames-Bern
James Dille
Rural house numbering plan discussed by Athens County group
Athens County Farm Bureau legislative committee met Monday to review rural house numbering. County Engineer Harry Dust outlined methods for the Ames Bern fire district and Richland Area Fire Chief Joe Jagers offered his unit to assist with numbering the district. The project aims to aid emergency crews across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Farm Bureau
Harry Dust
Ames-Bern
Richland Area
Joe Jagers
National Science Grant Awarded to Ohio University
Ohio University received an $8000 National Science Foundation grant for research on radiation anomalies in traveling wave structures. Dr. Richard H. McFarland will direct the project with graduate students John Gordon and John Rasmussen assisting in the electrical engineering department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
National Science Foundation
Richard H. McFarland
Department of
Electrical Engineering
John Gordon
John Rasmussen
Court results and training completions from Municipal Court
Delbert Cox of Woodsfield paid 31 dollars for intoxication. Kenneth Joe Brown of 4014 S Court St paid 20 dollars plus costs for open bottle. Roger Jordan Phillips of 4014 Gallon donors were Har riet Brownell and James Mingus with one and two gallons. Isaac J. Nott, 18, son of Ray mond E. Nott of Glouster Route 1, completed basic training September 13 at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Cox
Woodsfield
Kenneth Joe Brown
S. Court St
Roger Jordan Phillips
Harriet Brownell
James Mingus
Charles Hunsicker
Glouster
Isaac J. Nott
Raymond E. Nott
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
III
Consolidation Announced for Westheimer and Hayden Stone
Plans for consolidation unite Westheimer Co of Cincinnati with Hayden Stone of New York. Westheimer, a major Midwest broker with 13 Ohio offices and a $3,956,463 net worth as of June 27, will see Charles Westheimer and Robert I. Westheimer become vice presidents of Hayden Stone on the effective date November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westheimer & Co
Cincinnati
Wil Hayden, Stone & Co
New York
Westheimer
Midwest
Ohio
Athens
Cline Bldg
D. H
Jonesy) Sams
Charles Westheimer
Robert I. Westheimer
Hayden, Stone
Speeding and related offenses listed in county court
A county court notice lists defendants from New Marshfield Nelsonville and Wooster cited by the State Highway Patrol for speeding left of center and related violations. Fines range from 17 to 31 dollars with multiple names including Brenda Hartley and Maxine Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Neal Andrews
New Marshfield
David Windsor Richard
Westlake
Ronald D. Thorne
Clarksburg
W. Va
Conrad Everett Hewlett
Nelsonville
Roger Land Gerber
Akron
Richard Edward Mang
Wooster
Ralph Woods
Buchtel
Brenda Steed Hartley
State
Maxine Preston
State Highway Patrol
Margaret Janet Martin
Riverside Dr
Recruiting Drive Starts For Scouting in Kootage Area Council
Adventure Roundup kicks off October 1 under Roger Harris in Hock Hocking District to recruit five new members per unit by December 31. Units earn plaques and scouts get recruiter stripes for each new member, aligning with national recruiting programs. Ellsworth F. Anderson, 42, Columbus, fined $20 and costs for speeding. Frederick Wilson Kittle, 19, Athens Route 3, $10 for failure to yield half roadway. Carlos Wayne Cochran, 22, The Plains, guilty for secure load, $15 and costs with fine suspended. Karen Marie Kerr, 20, West Green, speeding $15. Laurence John Lehr, 20, Reed Hall, $30 and costs for unsafe operation. Ronnie Eugene Carman, 20, Highway Patrol, $40 and costs. NEW MARSHFIELD Constitution Lodge 426 F&AM meets 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Masonic Temple. Mona Kay Green vs Kenneth Green, gross neglect, seeking support and custody of three children. Irene Morrison vs Thomas Morrison, gross neglect, seeking child custody and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth F. Anderson
Columbus
Frederick Wilson Kittle
Athens
Carlos Wayne Cochran
the Plains
Karen Marie Kerr
West Green
Laurence John Lehr
Reed Hall
Ronnie Eugene Carman
DeMolay to Install Officers in Athens at Masonic Temple
The Athens Chapter Order of DeMolay will install officers at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic Temple. Paul McAllister, Glouster High School grad and Ohio University freshman, to be master councilor. Preceptors listed. installing officer Thomas Thompson, OSU junior, with John Benning and others assisting. A tribute to motherhood by Lynn follows. refreshments by DeMolay Mothers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Paul McAllister
Glouster
Ohio University
Neal Canter
Robert Matters
Wayne France
James Sands
Thomas Tuckerman
Richard Hines
Richard Pincelli
Michael Murphy
Jeff Rutter
James Curl
Michael Rose
Charles Randall
Eric Wright
Frank Chadwick
Kenneth Kerr
Lawrence McClintick
Thomas Rose
Thomas Thompson
Ohio State University
John Benning
James Mack
Edward Lynn
William Paige
Roberson
Lynn
DeMolay Mothers Club
Edgar Tuckerman
Messenger Newsphoto
Three Join Air Force From Albany Area
A trio of area youths joined the Air Force last week, announced by S. Sgt. William Tucker. Sam Leroy Dearing 18 of The Plains, David Howard Hudnell 17 of Albany, and Terry Allan Wingo 17 of Albany are to spend eight weeks at Lackland AFB Texas, with potential longer training if they opt for technical schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
William Tucker
Sam Leroy Dearing
Sam Sheppard
the Plains
David Howard Hudnell
Haze Hudnell
Albany
Terry Allan Wingo
Howard Wingo
Tucker
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Shelter notes from Arms Hospital announce births and discharges
Mrs Wilbur Mc Lean and Mr George Gilden welcomed daughters in Athens routes. Admissions include William Hoffee Ernest Hayes Mrs William Kavlish Charles Norris Angie Vore Patricia Smith Joe Smathers. Discharges list Mrs Earl Seel Mrs Leland Hess Leo Franklin Samuel Pailet Ernest Pettet Mrs James Frost Gene Zimmerman Deborah Mayle. Blood used three pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur McLean
Athens
George Gilden
William Hoffee
Ernest Hayes
William Kavlish
Kinder
Charles Norris
Angie Vore
Patricia Smith
Stewart
Joe Smathers
Earl Seel
Albany
Leland Hess
Leo Franklin
Marion
Samuel Pailet
Ernest Pettet
Corning
James Frost
Coolville
Gene Zimmerman
Traffic Deaths in Athens Hocking Decline in 1963
The Athens Hocking districts show fewer traffic fatalities in the first nine months of 1963 than in 1962. Through September five people died in Athens County and two in Hocking County, with a Logan Police Department case noted in Hocking. August and September saw most accidents on Route 33 and Route 50, with speed excessive for conditions the leading cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens - Hocking
State Highway Patrol
Athens Post
Athens County
Hocking
Hocking County
Investi
Logan
Athens
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Morgan County
Route 50
Contracts For County Cars Are Awarded In 1964 Purchase
County commissioners awarded contracts for two 1964 cars to Beasley and Mathews, Inc. One vehicle will serve the sheriff and the other the commissioners and the auditor. Sheriff bid was 2022.48, others higher. commissioners bid 1277.73, other bids higher. Both include trade in of 1960 autos. Two road abandonment petitions were filed by landowners affecting 550 feet in Troy Township near Levering property and 0.37 mile in Trimble Township near Gardner property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley and Mathews, Inc
Beasley and Mathews
Kinneer Motors
Bob Hess, Inc
Kinneer
Hess
Troy Township
Charles
Ruth Levering
Trimble Township
John
Lillian Gardner
Driver Fined and Jailed for Driving While Intoxicated
Pearl A. Dailey aged 50 from Athens Route 5 pled guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. She was fined 125 dollars plus costs, sentenced to six days in jail with three suspended, placed on 120 days probation, and received a 120 day license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl A. Dailey
Athens
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Col. Galloway
Patrol
Richard M. Phillips
Ohio Company
South Court Street
Lynnwood
Nylo
Vicuna Browns
Ohio Forestry Division
Kootage Area
Roger Harris
Hock-Hocking
Masons
Constitution Lodge
F&am
Mona Kay Green
Kenneth Green
Irene Morrison
Thomas Morrison
David Baker
Gene Hines
Steven Lucas
Larry Spaulding
Douglas Wistendahl
John Swaim
Sentinel
John Brown
Robert Blackmore
Benjamin Roberson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Founoen
Economy Savings & Loan Company
N. Court St
Lynwood
Pomeroy
Athens Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rev
J. R. Mitchell
Allentown, Pa
Rev. W. E. McKee, Jr
Chippewa Lake
AAA
Auto Club OF
Southern Ohio
Foster's
Tel. LY
MV Uitilitse and Company
D. H. Gwonesy
Sams Cline Bldg
O. Ph. LY
New York Stock Exchange
Principel Exchanges
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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