Council approves UK firm for first re-use appraisal
Lexington firm William Bacon and Associates will be hired at 1800 to conduct the first re-use appraisal for land to be sold to Ohio University. The firm just completed a similar project in Marietta and aims to finish in 45 days. The action was approved under suspension of the rules.
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Richard Beagle
Lexington
William Bacon and
State Department of Liquor Control
Inn Management Corp
Dairy and
Richland Ave
Council
Harry Crewson
Bridgwater Workers Appeal Unemployment Ruling
Bridgwater Machine Co employees led by James S. Hall filed a Common Pleas Court appeal seeking reversal of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation decision disallowing their claims. About 170 workers allege the board erred in law and weight of evidence, arguing they were not unemployed due to a labor dispute.
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Bridgwater Machine Co
Common Pleas Court
James S. Hall
Bridgwater
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Hall
Fires Destroy 198 Area Acres in District 4 Weekend
Forest District 4 reported twenty one fires burning 198 acres over the weekend. District Fire Warden Ed Chesser cited low air moisture and rising winds making debris burns extremely dangerous. He urged careful citizen cooperation to protect public and private lands from destruction.
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Forest District 4
Ed Chesser
Chesser
Rotary Aids City Projects in Athens Community
Dr John Wes ley Seay pastor of First Methodist Church told the Rotary Club at the Sportsman Grill that the ideal of Rotary is to serve so all might benefit. He noted over 550000 men in 125 countries have joined Rotary for its purpose and praised members for giving time to the Athens income tax school bond issue and United Appeal.
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Rotary
John Wesley Seay
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Sportsman Grill
Athens
United Appeal
Seay
Church Hosts Area Rally for Parishes
St. Pauls Catholic Church hosted the Holy Name Rally with over 200 men and six priests from Buchtel Pomeroy Gloucester and Nelsonville parishes. The Dominican guest speaker from Somerset served as Prior of St Josephs and remarks were made by Msgr Jan B Kish. The six priests were Frs Timothy Shea Roger Brisgal Lenard Cencula Francis Baudo Anthony Nich el and Francis Maloney.
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St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Buchtel
Pomeroy
Glouster
Nelsonville
Somerset
St. Joseph’s
Jan B. Kish
Timothy Shea
Roger Brisgal
Lenard Cencula
Francis Baudo
Anthony Nichel
Francis Maloney
Mercury Hits 29 Tuesday In Athens Weather
Fair but cold weather prevailed in Athens as U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reported an early morning low of 29 degrees and a 9:30 a.m. reading only 12 degrees higher. Monday's high reached 62.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Ohio U Coeds Aided by City Emergency Squad
Loretta Querry 19 of Jefferson Hall fainted at 9 42 a m at Bentley Hall and was taken to Hudson Health Center by the fire department emergency squad. Judy Short 18 of West Green 6 was ill from fatigue and taken to the health center from Grosvenor Hall at 12 33 p m on Monday.
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Loretta Querry
Jefferson Hall
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Bentley Hall
Judy Short
West Green
Grosvenor Hall
County Court Guilty Verdicts Disturbing the Peace
Arthur Cherrington of Glouster Route 3 found guilty of disturbing the peace, filed by Elfie Goss. The court imposes $15 plus costs. Robert Richard Jago, 36, from Amesville, convicted of disturbing the peace by intoxication, and owes $27 plus costs to the sheriff.
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Arthur Cherrington
Glouster
Elfie Goss
Robert Richard Jago
Amesville
Can Athens United Appeal Reach Its 1965 Goal
Editorial urges Athens to meet its 1965 United Appeal goal of 46765, noting last year’s shortfall of 6500 and comparing Cambridge and Defiance success. About 200 volunteers will canvass as residents are urged to donate cash, checks, or payroll deductions. The six local agencies benefit from UA drives.
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Athens
Ohio
Cambridge
Defiance
United Appeal
Mental Health
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
SEO Guidance Center
Salvation Army
The
Red Cross
Executive Chief Named For Council Institute Appointment
Robert W. Newquist is named executive director of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council and community development specialist for the Institute for Regional Development. The Ohio President Vernon R. Alden and SORC President E. E. Davis announced the dual appointment with offices at 48 E. Union St. Newquist, a Pennsylvania native and University of Pittsburgh mechanical engineering graduate, has lived in Columbus and worked with Austin E. Knowlton Co. and Robershaw Controls Co. He is married with an eight-year-old son.
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Robert W. Newquist
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Institute For Regional Development
Newquist
Ohio
Vernon R. Alden
SORC
E. E. Davis
Institute
E. Union St
Pennsylvania
Mechanical Engineering
University of Pittsburgh
Columbus
Austin E. Knowlton Co
Robershaw Controls Co
Kiwanis Elects Officers Plans Halloween Parade
The Kiwanis Club elected new officers for Jan. 1 and aligned plans for the Halloween parade on Oct. 31 at 6 30 p.m. starting in front of General Telephone on Washington Street. Prizes for costumes across five age groups include silver dollars. entertainment features include Pershing Rifles Co F 1 and a trampoline act. New officers are Bernard Black president and others. parade participation urged and silver dollars needed.
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Kiwanis Club
Max Kinneer
General Telephone Co
Washington St
Kinneer
Bernard Black
Edward van Dyke
Earl Mathews
Harold Brown
Phil Peterson
Edward Beckett
Norman Dean
Richard Lockard
James Mason
Thomas C Porter
Air Force Officer Selection Team Visit At Ohio University
An officer information and selection team will be in Ohio University's Baker Center lobby Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The team outlines training options including pilot navigator and many technical fields for men and women who qualify along with further education opportunities.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Air Force
Legion To Plan For Veterans Day Rites
American Legion K. T. Crossen Post 21 will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday to discuss plans for the Veterans Day program and membership drive, according to commander D. P. Carmichael.
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American Legion
K. T. Crossen
D. P. Carmichael
Hays Moeller Rally Harbors Ohio Contest and Ukraine China
Congressman Hays argues against Barry Goldwater citing Soviet and Chinese reforms. Walter Moeller campaigns in Athens County, attacking Homer Abele’s voting record. Hays praises Ohio University and Vernon Alden, urging replacement of the local congressman. Local Democrats introduce candidates for state and county offices.
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U. S
Wayne Hays
Soviet Union
Red China
Barry Goldwater
Walter Moeller
Athens County
Homer Abele
Abele
Hays
Ohio
Moeller
Ohio University
Ohio State
Vernon Alden
Washington
Trial Judges Named for Fierce Murder Trial
Monroe County Common Pleas Judge Merle Hoddinott and Fairfield Common Pleas Judge Merlin C. Parent were assigned by the state Supreme Court chief justice for the October 29 first degree murder trial of Darrell Napoleon Fierce, 51, of Glouster Route 3. Common Pleas Judge John Bolin will preside over Fierce’s trial, charged with murdering his brother Loran in a Buchtel tavern in February 1963.
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Monroe County Common Pleas
Merle Hoddinott
Fairfield Common Pleas
Merlin C. Parent
State Supreme Court
Darrell Napoleon Fierce
Glouster
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Fierce
Loran
Buchtel
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Willard Hart with a daughter at Athens Route 2, Mr and Mrs Vernon Cre means with a son at Shade Route 1, Mr and Mrs George Hissony with a son at Athens. Admissions include Janet Carsey Athens Adam McLean Athens Route 3 Mrs Gerald White Athens Mrs Howard Roush Athens Chester Sininger The Plains. Dismissals note Dwayne Conner Athens Route 3 Mrs Gerald All baugh Athens.
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Willard Hart
Athens
Vernon Cremeans
Shade
George Hissony
Janet Carsey
Adam McLean
Gerald White
Howard Roush
Chester Sininger
the Plains
Dwayne Conner
Gerald Allbaugh
Glouster Man Sentenced to Reformatory
Clarence Cunningham, 19, of Glouster Route 1, was sentenced by Common Pleas Court on Monday to a term at Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to breaking into a garage last month owned by Darrell Fierce of Greens Run. Sheriff's deputies arrested him.
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Common Pleas Court
Clarence Cunningham
Glouster
Mansfield Reformatory
Cunningham
Darrell Fierce
Greens Run
Sheriff's Deputies
Meeting Times Set For Pro-Tax Group And City Group
The Citizens for a Better Athens pro-income tax group will meet at 3 30 p m Wednesday at city hall per chairman Mrs Robert Daniel Athens Council 15 R&SM will meet 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple per Master Bernard B Spaulding Elks Lodge schedules a 7 30 p m Tuesday work party at the new lodge home with refreshments to be served.
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Citizens For A Better
Athens
City Hall
Robert Daniel
Athens Council
R&sm
Masonic Temple
Bernard B. Spaulding
ELKS
New Lodge
Convocation to Honor George Starr Lasher
A convocation at Baker Center ballroom honors the late George Starr Lasher founder of Ohio University's School of Journalism. Speakers include Dr. George Starcher president of the University of North Dakota and John Whiting executive vice president of Popular Science Publishing Co. A George Starr Lasher Living Legacy awards $300 yearly to a journalism student for a New York trip funded by a $5,000 fund donated to the Ohio University Fund Inc. by Lasher's daughters Mrs. Kenneth A. Barnette and Mrs. Robert R. Rodgers.
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George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Baker Center
George Starcher
University of North Dakota
John Whiting
Popular Science Publishing Co
New York City
Lasher
New York
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Kenneth A. Barnette
Tonawanda
N. Y
Robert R. Rodgers
Ithaca
Starcher
Whiting
Popular Photography
Hospital Guild Plans Annual Meet
The Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the nurses dining room. Officers for the coming year will be elected and reports of guild committees presented. The guild, formed in 1960s, supports hospital needs and acquaints residents with the hospital’s role in the community.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital Guild
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor has perfected a tiny energized hearing aid that makes whispers crystal clear. He offers full information at no cost by writing HEARING to 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pa.
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E. 9Th St
Erie
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