Trustee Contests Set Across 14 Athens County Townships
Races for township trustees exist in all 14 townships with two four year seats up for election on November 2. The pay increase to eight dollars per day for trustees, enacted by an amended 1964 Senate bill, is in effect since March. Candidates span Athens, Alexander, Bern, Canaan, Carthage, Dover, Orris W Boudinot, Lodi, Rome, Troy, Waterloo area, and York with multiple nominees per township.
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Athens Twp
Troy
Lodi
Senate
Absentee Ballots For County Offices Ready Soon
Absent voter ballots will be ready by Wednesday for the county election board. Union Printing Co. reports ballots rotated for candidate names. Some 180 candidates seek township village and school offices with over 12 local issues on the ballot. Absentee voting began statewide on Oct 4. board officials paused due to missing ballots.
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A County Election Board
Union Printing Co
Election Board
Damage suit filed after truck accident in Chauncey
Nationwide Mutual Insurance and Ogg Wholesale seek 563.27 in damages in Common Pleas Court against James Pincelli and Mary Bess Jacobs. Case stems from an October 1964 Route 33 wreck involving a Wendell F. Johnson truck, owned by Ogg and insured by Nationwide, and a Pincelli driven truck owned by Pincelli.
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Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Ozg Wholesale
Common Pleas
James Pincelli
Mary Bess Jacobs
Chauncey
Wendell F. Johnson
Ogg
Pincelli
Public figures discuss open sessions and regional issues
Mrs. Zelda W. Milner of the U S Department of Commerce will address Ohio University journalism classes in Athens on a Southeastern Ohio tour. Kenner Bush criticizes closed door policy at Kiwanis meeting while stressing the Messenger’s regional role and public news duty. The Messenger reports a 18 000 daily circulation and 20 000 Sunday reach across seven counties. Special guests include Dr. Loren J. Hartin and Charles Reamer. The Masonic Temple hosts Mark and Past Master degrees for Athens Chapter 39 on Thursday.
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Zelda W. Milner
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Commerce
Ohio University
Kenner Bush
the Messenger
Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens
Bush
National Newspaper Week
Ohio
Bernard Black
Gordon Bush
Freedom of the Press
Loren J. Hartin
Ohio University School of Journalism
Charles Reamer
Dave Durell
Craig Rhodes
Circle K
George Gorsline
Ohio U.’s Computer Center
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch Masons
Clayton Smith
Delegates To Attend Ohio NEC Convention
Athens County delegates will attend the third annual state convention of the Ohio National Farmers Organization at the Ohio State Fair grounds in Columbus. Earl Bailey, county president, said the convention theme will be marketing arrangements between NFO members and processors.
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Athens County
Ohio National Farmers Organization
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Columbus
Earl Baily
NFO
County Road Speed Limit Established and TB Record Bureau Directorship
County commissioners set an 80 mph speed limit on part of Pleasant Wilt Rd from Route 383 to beyond the Athens Gay Club citing speeding complaints. Dr H M Boocks named director of the TB record bureau under a new state law as the local health department already records all known TB cases in the county.
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Pleasant Wilt Rd
Athens Gay Club
H. M. Boocks
Driver Hurt In Accident Near Mc Dougal Church
William Eugene McPherson, 23, of Athens Route 3, suffered scalp lacerations and back abrasions when his car lost control on wet pavement and struck a bridge abutment near the Mc Dougal Church on Route 50A. He was treated at Shelterin Arms Hospital and cited for conditional speed.
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McDougal Church
State Highway Patrol
William Eugene McPherson
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mear
School Board Meeting Agenda Sets Calendar Additions
The 7:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting will discuss a visitors policy for school property and the addition of four days to the calendar due to state legislation. Supt. Fred Chase notes the district will extend from 176 days. The report also records a low of 42 and a high of 63 Fahrenheit.
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Fred Chase
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State Auditor
Robert E. Sheridan
Roy Noland
Kathryn Walburn
William Weisenbach
W. C. Love
John Ro
Roger E. Wolfe
Harry E. Rose
Richard L. Coe
Harold Gillett
Richard Dailey
Carthage
Rexell Boggs
James A. Weaver
Howard Gorrell
Gerald Guthrie
Esmond Brandeberry
W. Clifton Stout
Millard W. Vance
Roscoe Burdette
Dover
Wiliam Riley Russell
Floyd Hart
Clarence Nichols
Clarence F. Sanders
James A. Kisor, Jr
Orris W
Boudinot
Lee
Arnold Clark
Roy Walsh
WH. Battrell
Lee Enlow
Vaughn Ross
Charles E. Hawk
C. F. Creamer
Ralph Guthrie
John H. Robinson
Rome
Floyd C. Burke
Harlan Jarvis
George Burgess
Gaylord E. Storer
Fred Russell Trimble
Joseph A. Nedermeyer
Robert Irwin
Harold W. Sanders
Virgil Strohmeyer
Harry L. Rankin
Floyd Triplett
Michael A. Baker
Carl Gainer
David Ward
Rite, Near
Waterloo
Alfred Carter
Raymond
Sickels
Orland Ely
Earl F. Lowry
York
Thomas Tigner
William H. Wolfe
Edna Mae Hartman
Robert H. Auflick
Logan Federal
N. Market St
Logan, Ohio
Richard M. Phillips
Lynnwood
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Hayden, Stone
York Stock Exchange Incorp
D. H. Gwonesy Sams
the Security Bank
Economy Savings & Loan CO
T. N. Court St
Lynwood
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Logan
Athens Kewans Club
Center
Messenger
G. Kenner Bush, Jr
Right
Kiwanis
Messenger Newsphoto
Commerce
Paramythia Lodge
F&am
Jack L. Clark
Knights Templar
Ralph W. Clark
NEC
the Bobcats
Earl F. Mathews Co
M. Gill
Earl Mathews, Inc
Earl A. Hooper
D. M. Goddard
Security Bank Bldg
Cillinger Water Conditioning, Inc
Stimson Ave
Tuberculosis Record Bureau
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Insurance Service
Con Reed
Bob Baur
G. Houck
Houck & Reed, Inc
State ST
Ede
Lycra
DuPont T.M
Altmans
Investors’ Corner
N.Y. Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Exchange
P.O
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