Athens Council Approves Rezoning for Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens City Council in special session approved rezoning 25 acres opposite the Athens County Fair Grounds to downtown commercial use for the Sheltering Arms Hospital project. Bids open Oct 19 with construction likely to start promptly. land deed limits use to public health. Mayor and council discussed future commercial zoning, road connections, and a tentative 2.2 million 1968 city budget.
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Athens City
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. Union Street
Athens County Fair Grounds
Atty. J. B. Vanity Jr
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Dwight Rutherford
Sheltering Arms Foundation
Council
Carl J. Thielmann
Toledo General Hospital
Hill- Burton
Vanity
Ohio University
Hospital Foundation
State Controlling Board
Raymond Shepard
Candeub, Fleissig and
Shepard
Buck
Robert J. L. Lee
Athens receives 659395 dollar federal grant for water project
The Huntington EDA released the large 659395.23 check to Athens officials for the first installment on a 1 million dollar city grant toward a 2 million dollar five phase water expansion. Three smaller checks will follow to complete the 1030000 dollar grant approved last June.
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Raymond Shepard
Philip Lavelle
Athens Field
Huntington
The
Economic Development Administration
Athens
EDA
Dwight Robinson
Service Safety
Richland Avenue
Athens County Historical Society Elects New Officers
New officers were elected at a meeting in Albany Methodist Church. Elizabeth Beatty becomes president with Ivan M. Tribe as vice president Clark E. Williams as secretary and Arthur E. Cornwell as treasurer all of Athens. An executive committee includes Clyde C. Gibson Amesville Helen Stright New Marshfield and Eldon Dailey Albany. Tribe discussed Albany history and Negro education including Lewis Academy 1848 and local newspapers. A donation was approved for an Ohio Acre fund at Valley Forge.
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Athens County Historical Society
Albany Methodist Church
Albany
Elizabeth Beatty
Athens
Ivan M. Tribe
Clark E. Williams
Arthur E. Cornwell
Clyde C. Gibson
Amesville
Helen Stright
New Marshfield
Eldon Dailey
Tribe
Free Presbyterian
Albany Echo
Waldo’s Diadem
Albany Advance
Albany Messenger
Albany Tribune
Albany Progress
Lewis Academy
Albany Manual Labor Academy
Enterprise Academy
Ohio
Congressional Medal of Honor Grove
Valley Forge
Bond Forfeitures For Multiple Speeding Offenders
Robert Gifford 36 S$. Congress speeding 38 patrol. Robert Bainter Lancaster speeding 13 patrol. John Piccione Euclid speeding 28 patrol. Gary Bropman Arlington Heights Ill speeding 18 patrol. Richard Allenbough Rittman dis obeying stop sign 14 patrol. James Norris Fairview Park speeding 23 patrol. Ruth Sanders Columbus speeding 18 Warren Turner Columbus speeding 18 patrol. Charles Wick West Alexandria speeding 18 patrol. Charles Humphrey Columbus speeding
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Robert Gifford
Congress
Robert Bainter
Lancaster
John Piccione
Euclid
Gary Bropman
Arlington Heights
Iil
Richard Allenbough
Rittman
James Norris
Fairview Park
Ruth Sanders
Columbus
Warren Turner
Communist Economics Change Cited
Dr. L Andrew Potemera, Ohio University economics assistant professor, spoke at the Athens peasy Club meeting at The Ohio University Inn. He outlined shifts in communist country economics since Khrushchev's fall toward a profit incentive program and noted his degrees from Switzerland and Bonn.
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L. Andrew Potemera
Athens Peasy Club
Ohio University Inn
Potemera
Ohio University
Switzerland
Bonn
Dr. Potemera
Khrushchev
Delinquency Case Delayed In Coolville Case
A Juvenile Court hearing involving Pauline Burton 51 of Coolville on charges she contributed to a 10 year old daughter delinquency was continued to Oct 17 by Judge Harold Rose at the request of her Marietta attorney. Burton had pleaded guilty in Municipal Court Oct 4 to shoplifting 35 dollars of merchandise from three area stores with police saying her 10 year old daughter accompanied her.
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Pauline Burton
Coolville
Harold Rose
Burton
Marietta
Six Athens County men inducted into Army at Ft Hayes
Six Athens County men were inducted into the Army Monday at Ft Hayes in Columbus with 21 others receiving pre induction physicals. Inductees include Ronald A Verian Glouster Ronald FE Downey Athens and Ronald P Shea. Five Ohio University students transferred to the Athens board for examinations.
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Athens County
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Ronald A. Verian
Glouster
John P. Shea
Bruce D. Lessig
Roger L. Six
Athens
Larry L. Rutter
Albany
Charles E. Powell
Nelsonville
Ronald FE. Downey
Timothy K. Turnbull
Thomas R. Bratton
Richard L. Whitmore
Clarence L. Thompson Jr
William J. Corwin
Wiliam Simonton
Paul A. Turn
Larry E. Simonton
William FE. Stimel
George H. Kasler
Harry R. Russell
Vaughn L. Campbell
Jacksonville
William A. Potter
Amesville
Jane E. Dearth
Paul F. Barrows
Walter J. Wharton
Bill L. Cline
the Plains
Johnny N. Depoy
Danny E. Swan
Guysville
Harry W. Laughlin
Stewart
Hollis
Summers
Champaign
Richard H. Holt
Smithland
Ohio University
Halloween Parade Plans Discussed
Brad Davis, chairman for the annual Kiwanis Halloween Parade, discussed tentative plans during the Athens Kiwanis Club meeting. Definite plans will be announced at a later date.
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Brad Davis
Athens Kiwanis Club
89 Pints Donated At Athens County Blood Drive
The Athens County Red Cross bloodmobile collected 89 pints from 95 donors at the Church of the Good Shepherd on University Terrace. The 156 pint goal was not reached, but organizers hope today’s 10 am to 4 pm drive will succeed. Two operations benefited, including open heart surgery for an eight year old girl and a kidney transplant for Robert Wolfe, 18, of New Lexington.
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Athens County Red Cross Bloodmobile
Church of the Good Shepherd
University Terrace
Charles McVey
Robert Wolfe
New Lexington
David L. Spencer
Athens
Larry Reader
E. State Street
Lloyd Dillinger
Red Cross
Blaine Goldsberry
Gordon F. Ogram
E. D. Mattmiller
George Kennedy
Walter Fahey
Max Evans
David Hostettler
Phillip Woodworth
Harry Begg
Carl Gustavson
W. D. Witham
Gray
William Mickle
A. L. Bechtel
H. A. McCaskill
W. J. Trautwein
Robert Marquis
United Appeal slides showcase services in eight counties
United Appeal chairman Bill Rohr announced a seven-minute slide presentation to demonstrate agency services to employee groups and civic clubs. He noted early adoption by three firms and urged workplace giving to reach the 1968 target of 57 000, stressing efficiency by donor at work and reduced door-to-door solicitation.
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United Appeal
Bill Rohr
Rohr
Divorce Decree Grants Betty Barrett Divorce in Athens Court
Betty Barrett of Glouster was granted a divorce from John Barrett of Glouster in Athens Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff was ordered to pay costs.
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Betty Barrett
Glouster
John Barrett
Athens
County Court Dismisses Assault Case for Lack of Prosecution
Staley Smathers of The Plains faced assault and battery charges involving a 1S year old filed by Helen Smathers. The case was dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Staley Smathers
the Plains
Helen Smathers
Disorderly conduct charges against two individuals in city
Charles Fisches and Chauncey face citations for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Each incident involved patrol officers at 29 West Bit Street and 29 West State Street, with fines noted as $33 and $39 respectively. Police records indicate multiple disturbances and related public safety concerns.
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Charles Fisches
Chauncey
Patrol
A Salty Jr
Bit St
State St
Three OU Officials Quit Posts Amid Resignations Rumors
Three University of Ohio officials quit posts while other resignations were said to be pending. The public information office confirmed resignations submitted Friday and noted union reports that administrators are seeking changes to a September agreement with Local 1699 AFL-CIO. Union leaders postponed a meeting to accept the final draft until business office problems are resolved.
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Alden
Public Information Department
University
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Union
Afl-Cio
Barnett
Wiant
Converse
Haning Hall
Ohio U
Air Force Institute of Technology
School of Engineering
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Business Office
Carter's Pills Offer Quick Peristalsis Relief
An advertisement touts Carter's Pills as a fast temporary laxative for irregularity by stimulating slowed lower tract muscles and triggering peristalsis. It claims millions of users and a 49 cent price, urging readers to regain a "smiling best" after sluggish digestion.
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Carter
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