Ohio University Homecoming Parade Set for Saturday
Ohio University will hold its homecoming parade Saturday at 9 30 a m passing College and Washington Streets. Police Chief J B Grogan urges residents on the north and east side of Athens to use Harmony Road to the football stadium to ease downtown traffic. The parade will include about 37 floats.
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Ohio University
College and
Washington Sts
J. B. Grogan
North
East
Athens
Harmony Rd
Ohio Homecoming Parade Sees Multiple School Bands
Parade plans assemble on Stimson and Palmer streets at 7 15 a m with bands from Athens Chauncey Dover The Plains McArthur OH University and Lincoln Hall scheduled to perform Floats go to Richland Ave to the stadium with 19 officers on duty 6 am Saturday custody case noted for Mary Cole minor versus Eugene A Cole.
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Stimson Ave
Palmer Sts
Grogan
Sandy McCartney
Athens
Chauncey-Dover
the Plains
McArthur
Ohio University
Lincoln Hall
Stimson
E. State St
College
E. Union
University Terrace
Park Pl
Richland Ave
Palmer St
Auxiliary
Service Department
Conservancy Meeting Set at Albany School Cafeteria
A meeting of the Margaret Creek Conservancy District supervisors is planned for 8 p m on Oct 24 in the Albany School cafeteria. John W Millar and Charles Lamborn will discuss water control structures and channel improvements in the watershed. Also Frost Bridge on the Hocking River will open briefly this weekend then close for construction.
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Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Albany
John W. Millar
Charles Lamborn
Messenger Newspaperboy Shown On Statewide Promotion
Roger D. Shultz aged 14 is named The Messenger outstanding newspaperboy and pictured among 13 in a National Newspaperboy Day ad. The Logan native and son of Dale E. Shultz will enter state competition after being selected from about 220 carriers. Governor Rhodes praises newspaperboys as a force for the state and nation.
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Roger D. Shultz
Messenger
Dale E. Shultz
Columbia Ave
Fred W. Weber
Logan
Athens
EUB
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Found Guilty Driver Fined and Jailed by Municipal Court
Delbert Cox 26 of Woodsfield was found guilty of driving while intoxicated. He received a 125 dollar fine plus costs, six days in jail with three suspended, 120 days probation, and a 120 day license suspension. He also pleaded guilty to driving under revocation with a 75 dollar fine and two days in jail with 50 dollars suspended, plus another 120 days probation. Harvey Minerd 37 of Guysville, pleaded innocent to DWI, was bonded 200 dollars, case continued to Oct 22, and fined 5 dollars plus costs for no operator license.
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Cox
Harvey William Minerd
Guysville
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Athens High
Athens High School
Mary Cole
Eugene A. Cole
Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Keller & Weltner
Monument Co
John Eberst
Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
W. Hunter St
O. A
Delaware
Beasley & Mathews
Ford
Convenient Bank Financing
E. Carpenter St
Thunderbirds
Conservancy Meeting
Hocking River
Patrol
State Highway Patrol
Lonnie Jenkins
Springfield
Jenkins
James Robert Scott
New Waterford
Second
Lancaster
Leon B. Gillian
Coolville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
E. Ann Day
John Kempton
Nelsonville
Phryne Robson
Delbert Cox
Woodsfield
RED Men
S.E. Ohio
Glouster
Earl Mathews
C. M. Gill
Earl Hooper
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and CO
Gafey Or
Vous Sayvinas
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