Plane Demolished In Airport Crash At Ohio University
A single engine plane struck a parked aircraft at Ohio University Airport injuring no one. Wayne Lemme 21 of Yonkers New York jumped onto the wing to aid. The grounded Ohio University Cessna 150 suffered major damage while the Greenwich Connecticut Piper Cherokee caused moderate damage to the second plane. Federal investigators will review the incident.
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Roy Cross
Ohio University-owned
University
Greenwich, Conn
Ohio U
Ohio University
Flying Clubs
Greenwich
Lemme
Margaret Millard
Yonkers
Susan Weisman
Arlington
Federal Aviation Administration
New Pumper Delivered To Athens Fire Department
Athens receives its second new firefighting vehicle as a 1 000 gallon pumper truck arrives for service after weekend delivery. Chief Charles Dalton says it will be 10 14 days before the unit is ready. An engineer from Seagrave Fire Apparatus Co will outfit both trucks and train crews on the aerial unit.
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Athens
Charles Dalton
Seagrave Fire Apparatus Co
Clintonville
Wis
Columbus Road
Richad Avenue
Richland
Ohio University student fined in property destruction case
George Barnes a 19 year old from Sargent Hall pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to malicious destruction of property. He was fined 50 dollars with 25 dollars suspended plus costs for breaking a radio antenna on a car owned by Jimmy Taylor. Police reported four additional antenna breakages.
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Ohio University
George Barnes
Sargent Hall
Jimmy Taylor
Soil Unit Re-Elects Three Men at District Meeting
Three members of the Athens Soil and Water Conservation District board were re-elected to new three year terms. Burton DeVeau Paul Brown and Howard Stout will begin new terms Saturday night after defeating three other candidates. The annual meeting at Alexander High School drew about 125 attendees and featured a talk by O E Anderson. Awards were given for conservation work with Charles Ackley winning the Goodyear outstanding award and David Ladd receiving the district conservation project award from Clyde Walker. James Norris was the runner up.
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Athens Soil and Water Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Burton DeVeau
Paul Brown
Howard Stout
Alexander High School
O. E. Anderson
Ohio Bankers Association
Charles Ackley
Carthage Township
Goodyear
David Ladd
Alexander Township
Clyde Walker
Federal Land Bank Association
James Norris
General Telephone Names New Plant Supervisor
Ronnie Reichard, 33, of Circleville, promoted to Athens district plant superintendent for General Telephone Co of Ohio. He succeeds Homer Sweasey, who becomes staff in Marion after leading Athens changes since 1963. Reichard starts Oct. 29 and will oversee 18 exchanges serving over 36,600 phones in nine southeast Ohio counties. The move includes relocation to Athens with his wife and three children. Emergency squad assisted Clyde Singer at 161 N Lancaster St in Glouster for illness. he was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Ronnie R. Reichard
Circleville
Athens
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Homer D. Sweasey
Mound St
General Plant Department
Marion
Sweasey
Reichard
General of Ohio
N. Lancaster St
Clyde Singer
W. Main St
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Payment Ordered in Judgment Against McMillans
Judge John W. Bolin orders payment of 25522.80 from Harry E. and Marjorie McMillan to Hocking Valley Bank of Athens. Former operators of the Gateway Motor Lodge are liable under the ruling.
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John W. Bolin
Harry E
Marjorie McMillan
Gateway Motor Lodge
Hocking Valley Bank of
Athens
Critics Target Design and Location of New Children's Home in Athens County
Athens County commissioners heard criticism of the proposed children's home design and its Chauncey location. Five women urged a user-focused plan while officials explained the Cincinnati firm plans were preliminary to spur discussion. The board advertised bids for a 52 by 28 foot garage on Route 329 Amesville and planned a four-day bridge closure for Miller Run on County Road 48. They also voted to abandon a section of Route 519 in Trimble Two.
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Athens County
Trimble Two
William G Reckmeyer
Ohio University Department of Architecture
Chauncey
Ohio University
Childrnn
Cincinnati
Amesville
Harry Dust
Miller Run
Frost Nips Athens Area In Early Week Chill
The Athens area saw frost on the ground and a cold start as U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reported an early morning low of 29. By 9 a.m. the reading rose only to seven degrees higher, with Sunday reaching 66 after a subfreezing morning that dipped to 26, the season's lowest.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Mercury
Carter's Pills Promise Quick Peristalsis Relief
An ad touts Carter's Pills as a laxative that activates slowed digestion to relieve irregularity. It claims temporary, effective relief by stimulating peristalsis and restoring comfort, urging readers to buy for 49 cents.
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Carter
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