City Council Advances Four Ordinances And Planning Board
City Council gave second readings to four ordinances including one to study water production potential from a riverfront land parcel bought for 12 500. The measure could boost supply beyond current three million gallons daily. The council also named four residents to the regional planning commission and approved a name change for Lawnview Dr to Canterbury Dr.
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City Council
Countrywide Regional Planning Commission
Lawnview Dr
West Gate Dr
Harry Crewson
Hocking River
W. State St
Columbus Rd
Elmer Jones
Service
Dwight Robinson
Wooster
Murphy, McDaid, and Gasbarre Engineering Associates
Evans, Mechwart, Hambleton and Tilton
Tulane Ave
Charles St
Robinson
West Gate
Canterbury Dr
Mulligan Rd
Richland Ave
Telephone Book Council
Ground Broken for Ohio U Zanesville Branch Campus
Ohio University breaks ground on a 170 acre Zanesville campus site near Armco Park for a $2 million first building housing classrooms library labs and offices. Governor Rhodes OU President Alden and Dean Penson lead ceremonies predicting 1500 students in 1966 and highlighting education economic and cultural benefits to the community.
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Ohio University
Zanesville
Armco Park
James A. Rhodes
Vernon R. Alden
Edward M. Penson
Russell Herrold
University Board of Trustees
Herrold
Alden
Anesville
Penson
Ohio University At
Edward Penson
James Rhodes
How 88 648 Heavy Smokers Stopped Smoking Ad
The Anti Tobacco Center of America announces a booklet detailing how 88 648 heavy smokers including physicians stopped smoking without will power. Free copies available by sending name and address to Dept. 525.M-1 366 Fifth Avenue New York NY 1. Offer valid while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Anti- Tobacco Center of America
Fifth Avenue
Three called to city emergency squad for injuries and illness
The city fire department emergency squad responded to three calls Monday. Claude L. Steppe, 61, of 82 Columbia Ave, taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 7:15 p.m. Bob LaMode, 19, Bromley Hall, possible back injury at intramural field. placed on backboard and sent to Hudson Health Center. Janet Gibson, 22, 29 First St, possible back injury from a chair fall. she refused aid. Izaak Walton League to meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. refreshments served.
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City Fire Department
Claude L. Steppe
Columbia Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bob LaMode
Bromley Hall
Richland Ave
Hudson Health Center
Janet Gibson
First St
Divorce Petitions Include Custody and Support Claims
Norma J. Davis sues Carl E. Davis for divorce alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks custody of their child and support. Joan Trout files against Amos Trout citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty and requests child custody and financial support.
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Norma J. Davis
Carl E. Davis
Joan Trout
Amos Trout
Ideal Fall Weather Continues In Athens
Athens saw continuous mild conditions as U S Observer C L Colmer logged a 10 am temperature of 60 degrees after a 41 degree low. Monday’s high reached 74 as the pleasant autumn weather persisted.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Albany Boy Runs Into Car's Path
A 13 year old boy, Jimmie Zeune of Albany Route 1, ran into a car on Route 50 and suffered abrasions to the left knee and other minor bruises. He was transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital by ambulance. the driver Gale Lutz, 70, of Belington West Virginia, was not cited. Another collision on Route 33 left Cecil Blayton Bolin, 34, of Albany Route 2, with a head bump and leg pains after his truck hit a bridge and overturned into a ditch. Dr Robert Gover of Purdue University will speak at 3 pm Thursday in the Red Room at Ohio University Speech Building.
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Albany
State Highway Patrol
Jimmie Zeune
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gale Lutz
Bellington
W. Va
Cecil Blayton Bolin
Athens County Rd
Massachusetts Mian Associate Fund Chief Appointed
Philip K. David of Oster ville Massachusetts was named associate director of the Ohio University Fund Inc by President Vernon R. Alden. He will lead the Trustees Academy to promote faculty excellence including sabbatical leaves research opportunities publication programs teaching awards salary increases and more. David is a former Scott Paper Co executive who will move his wife Catharine and three children to Athens from Osterville in the near future.
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Philip K. David
Osterville
Mass
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Vernon R. Alden
Scott Paper Co
David
Trustees’ Academy
Paper Company
Sandusky
Fort Edward
N. Y
Philadelphia
Columbia
D. C
Los Angeles
California
AATSP Buckeye Chapter Set At Ohio University
Ohio University will host the fall convention of the Buckeye Chapter of the AATSP on October 22 and 23 at Lakeview Community Center. Dr Wallace J Cameron of Ohio University Dr Hugo Lijeron of the University of Akron and Dr Henrik Ziemek of Ohio University lead papers. Eighty teachers are expected to attend.
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Ohio University
Buckeye
American Association of Teachers of
Lakeview Community Center
Wallace J. Cameron
Hugo Lijeron
University of Akron
Henryk Ziemek
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits Local Patients
Admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital are Claude Steppe of Athens and several locals including Mrs Lacy Winthrow Jessie Sparks Ralph Haines Hazel Frantz Richard McKinstry Marion McManaway Mrs Ruby Mce Knight Don Johnson Thora Olson George Mills Mrs James Black Mrs W E Nicholson Route 5 among others in the Athens area.
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Claude Steppe
Athens
Lacy Winthrow
Jessie Sparks
Ralph Haines
Hazel Frantz
Richard McKinstry
Marion McManaway
Glouster
Ruby MceKnight
Coolville
Don Johnson
Albany
Thora Olson
George Mills
James Black
W. E. Nicholson
Civil Rights Leader Speaks At OL Tonight
Civil rights figure C. T. Vivian will deliver a talk at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Ohio University's Space Arts Auditorium. The Campus Religious Council and Wesley Foundation sponsor the event, with Bevel not appearing as previously announced.
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C. T. Vivian
Ohio University
Space Arts
Campus Religious Council
Wesley Foundation
Vivian
James Bevel
City officials press for state action on Athens bypass
Council President Harry Crewson and Mayor Raymond Shepard read two letters to the state highway department urging action on a bypass around Athens. Highway engineer John Dowler says all studies have been submitted and awaits a response, as delays affect hospital site selection and other projects.
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Fairmont Foods
E. State
Charles Sts
Dwight Robinson
Fairmont
State Highway Department
Council
Harry Crewson
Crewson
Raymond Shepard
John Dowler
Dowler
Shepard
Athens
Richland Ave
Planning Commission
Highway Department
United Appeal gifts reported in advance drive
Campaign Chairman Don Campbell announced that about 1500 was raised so far in the United Appeal advance gift solicitation conducted by Robert Mathews. The effort collected funds from individuals, not corporations, and began in the business district with scouts distributing posters. Home canvassing starts next week.
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United Appeal
Don Campbell
Campbell
Robert Mathews
Air Force Officer Team Plans Visit to Ohio University
An Air Force Officer Training School information team will be at Ohio University's Baker Center October 25 to 28 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The team will cover pilot navigator scientific and engineering and WAF officer programs and include Capt. Joseph Schiensen OTS selection officer Ale Patty Glowenski WAF recruiter for Ohio and Sgt. William Tucker local Air Force recruiter.
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Air Force Officer Training School
Ohio University
Baker Center
Air Force
Joseph Schiensen
OTS
Ale Patty Glowenski
WAF
Ohio
William Tucker
City Income Tax Spending Topic on WOUB TV Program
A Wednesday 8 p.m. WOUB-TV program will discuss city income tax revenue spending. City officials attending include Mayor Raymond Shepard Fire Chief Charles Dalton Police Chief J B Grogan and Income Tax Administrator Harold Ross.
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Woub-Tv
Raymond Shepard
Charles Dalton
J. B. Grogan
Harold Ross
Kiwanis Club votes UA drive and Christmas party
Don Campbell leads UA fundraising drive as Kiwanis chooses it as a group project. The Kiwanis Christmas party is set for December 20 at First Methodist Church. Entertainment by Athens High School brass quintet directed by Dave Sellers. Arthur Sapp challenges incumbent Chauncey mayor Charles Wadley in November. Sapp’s name was omitted from a prior story.
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Don Campbell
Athens United Appeal
Kiwanis
First Methodist Church
Athens High School
Dave Sellers
Pete Couladis
Bill Wilcox
Dan Williams
Dan G
Arthur Sapp
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Sapp
Sunday Messenger
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Tad Grover
Goff Dunfee
Denry Colby
McBee Systems
James Westfall
Carl Clifford
Peach Ridge
Patricia Betz
Morrison
Edgar Tuckerman
Franklin Sheeter
William Rowland
U. Zanesville
Rhodes
Chillicothe
Walton
Izaak Walton League
Perel Tamerenai
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Plymouth
Firestone Tractionaire
Armory
Larry Carl Firestone
Corner Court
Carpenter Sts
Purdue
Robert Gover
Purdue University
Communication Research Center
Massachusetts
Mian Associate
St. Lawrence University
Catharine
Donald
Bruce
Kirk
Qsterville
Earl F. Mathews
the Mathews
Ceive
Mathews
Earl Mathews, Inc
Insur
Earl F. Mathews Co
M. Gill
Ance Earl A. Hooper
D. M. Goddard
Security Bank
AATSP
United Appeal Gifts
Kiwianis Club
Owen Wilkinson
Wilson Baker
Berry Hall
N. Court
Culliggar
Awater Conditioning, Inc
Stimson Ave
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