Homecoming Floats Destroyed by Fires at Ohio University
Three university floats were burned including Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Delta Pi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon with total damage about 580 dollars. Firemen arrived at Pedan Stadium at 6 20 p m Saturday to extinguish. Thieves seized items valued over 250 dollars from five other floats.
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Ohio University
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alpha Delta Pi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Pedan Stadium
Sigma
Mercury Hits 29 Monday Readings Reported
Observer C. L. Colmer notes a 9:30 a.m. temperature of 45 after an early morning low of 29. The preceding Saturday and Sunday highs reached 61 and 70 respectively as warmer air returned.
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C. L. Colmer
Area Traffic Court Fines and Violations Reported
Area traffic court and county court records list multiple citations and fines. Names include Harry Eldon Lee and William C. Brooks Jr. with offenses such as failure to file registration and speeding, plus various patrol penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eldon Lee
Guysville
William C. Brooks, Jr
Albany
Joseph C. Quivey
Harrisonville
Orville A. Kyle
Parkersburg
W. Va
Leslie L. Green
Richland Ave
Alvarette Jane Caldwell
New Marshfield
Burglaries Reported at Pest Cola Plant and Albany Residence
Two burglaries were reported Monday morning by sheriff's deputies. The Pest Cola bottling plant on Route 33 was entered after a front door lock was forced. vending machines were opened and cash and cigarettes stolen. The residence of Frank Ayers on Albany Route 3 was ransacked. a .22 caliber nine shot revolver, old coins and silver dollars were taken.
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Route 33
Frank Ayers
Albany
Jury Trial Opens In Traffic Suit Case
A Common Pleas Court jury trial began for Harrison Cox of Springfield against Robert Francis of Troy over a traffic accident. The money suit was filed in July 1960.
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Common Pleas Court
Harrison Cox
Springfield
Robert Francis
Troy
Shelterings Arms Hospital Notes
List of names and residences noting births and family updates at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Recipients include Mr and Mrs Grubbs with a daughter in Athens Route 4 and other families such as Mr and Mrs Dearth with a son in Athens, along with multiple residents from The Plains Chauncey Carpenter and Millfield.
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Gary Grubbs
Athens
John Dearth
Roy Rauschenberg
Mark Lee
the Plains
Carlton Barnhart
Guysville
Jaynee Spencer
Chauncey
Mary Pica
Carl Mathews
Garth Beany
David Chesser
John Tate
Thomas Main
Margerie Overly
Ernest Glazier
Karen Ellis
Carpenter
Carl Nessley
Earl W. Hawk
Harold M. Hawk
State St
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tezx
Air Training Command School
Keesler Afb
Miss
Athens High School
Two Compensation Suits Are Dismissed
Two lawsuits against the Bureau of Workmen's Compensation and Industrial Commission of Ohio were settled and dismissed by agreement. The cases involved Thelma Thompson versus Royal McBee and Clifford Launder versus Brooks Shoe Co.
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Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation and Industrial Commission of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Thelma Thompson
Royal McBee
Clifford Launder
Brooks Shoe Co
Executives Enrol in Ohio University Management Seminars
Twenty seven industrial executives from 14 Ohio River valley companies join eight management practices seminars at the Holiday Inn Parkersburg West Virginia. Sessions run three and a half hours biweekly, with Dr E T Hellenbrandt of Ohio University as academic director.
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Ohio River Valley
Ohio University College of Business Administration
Holiday Inn
Parkersburg
W.va
E. T. Hellenbrandt
Ohio University
Jaycees Distribute Income Tax Pamphlet in Athens
About 4000 pamphlets urging passage of the city income tax were distributed in Athens by the Junior Chamber of Commerce last week. The pamphlets were prepared by the Citizens Committee for a Better Athens. The Jaycees are also providing a taxi service to the polls for voters without transportation.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Citizens Committee For A
Jaycees
Driver Fined Jailed as License Is Suspended
James Medved, 20, of 10 W Mulberry St pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 125 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in city jail, and given a six month license suspension. Execution of the sentence suspended until Oct 30.
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James Medved
W. Mulberry St
Probation Granted In Non-Support Case
Common Pleas Court Saturday placed Hassie Allbright, 49, McConnelsville Route 2, on probation for three years after pleading guilty to non-support. Other items include intoxication and bond forfeiture cases for William Lea Berry Hall and William Phillips Angel Ridge Rd., plus Ernest Watrob and James Yurechak. A suit to quiet title was filed by Sebring Building Center against Richard Van Dyke and others in Athens.
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Common Pleas Court
Hassie Allbright
McConnelsville
William Lea
Berry Hall
William Phillips
Angel Ridge Rd
Leroy Debar Hoschar
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ernest W. Watrob
Washington Hall
James E. Yurechak
E. State Sr
Sebring Building Center
Richard van Dyke
Lot
Athens
Bridgewater Pact Okayed
Perry announced a settlement ending the nation’s longest strike after a four day Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service meeting in Washington D C. UAW and Bridgewater Machine Division of American Brake Shoe Co. reps attended and praised labor commissioners George Bell of Columbus and Paul Bowers of Washington for their help in the settlement.
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Perry
Washington, D.C
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
UAW
Bridgwater Machine Division
American Brake Shoe Co
George Bell
Columbus
Paul Bowers
Washington
Trico Lumber of Athens County Inc Files Articles
Articles of incorporation issued by the Secretary of State Ted W. Brown name Trico Lumber of Athens County, Inc with J. B. Vanity Jr as statutory agent and Harold Brown and Alton Hanning as members. The firm can issue 250 shares of nonpar common stock.
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Ted W. Brown
Trico Lumber of
Athens County, Inc
J. B. Vanity, Jr
Harold Brown
Alton Hanning
Court levies fine for livestock charge in Selma Mansfield case
Selma Mansfield of Athens Route 4 was found guilty Saturday in County Court of permitting cattle to run at large. The charge was filed by Hazel Scott. She was fined $5 and costs. Sandra Ann Gaston was cited for running a traffic signal after a two car accident at W State Street and Congress. Mary Dawson from Ronald Dawson, gross neglect, plaintiff gets custody of nine children and support. Pamela Bolin Cline from John L. Cline, extreme cruelty, maiden name Pamela Bolin restored. Robert S. Harrison of Athens named crew leader for the 1964 Census of Agriculture in Athens and part of Hocking County. George Gilkey, Shafer Street, arrested on sodomy charge related to a juvenile, to be arraigned in Municipal Court.
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Selma Mansfield
Athens Route 4
Hazel Scott
Sheriff’s
Sandra Ann Gaston
Hocking St
W. State St
Congress
Mary Dawson
Ronald Dawson
Pamela Bolin Cline
John L. Cline
Pamela Bolin
Robert S. Harrison
Athens
Hocking County
George Gilkey
Shafer St
Harold Shields
Gilkey
Planning consultant arrives to push overdue city plan
Arnall T. (Pat) Connell, the city's planning consultant for the comprehensive community plan, arrived in town Monday to continue work on the overdue project with a target date set for December.
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Arnall T
Pat) Connell
Burning Permit Ban Announced By City Fire Chief
CityFire Chief Charles Dalton announced a ban on issuing burning permits due to hazardous conditions. He advised residents that trash burners must have a half inch mesh screen or smaller covering the burners and urged extreme caution when using burners.
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Charles Dalton
Real estate activity slips in Athens County September
Athens County recorder records show real estate activity easing in September with 121 mortgages and 131 deeds filed, down from 129 and 141 the prior year. Fees totaled 1322.80 dollars, up from 1162.75, as other instruments added to the month’s revenue. financing statements led with 187 filings alongside several other document types.
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Athens County Recorder’s
Patrol cites drivers after Sunday accidents
Three persons were cited in Sunday accidents investigated by the State Highway Patrol. Donald Richard Forquer, 24, Ashville, and Robert Lawrence Curler, 20, Cincinnati, were cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance after a three car crash on Route 33 south of Route 691. Elva Elizabeth McCulligan, 58, Parkersburg, West Virginia, was cited for speeding after hitting a large wooden sign on Route 50 at the Dow Lake entrance.
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State Highway Patrol
Donald Richard Forquer
Ashville
Robert Lawrence Curler
Cincinnati
Elva Elizabeth McCulligan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dow Lake
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Amurphey
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
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Robert Lloyd North
Buchtel
Patrol
James A. Davis
Second St
Lowell F. Collins
Pomeroy
Henry Wayne Rice
John Kenneth Appelby
W. Washington St
Homer Junior Schein
Logan
Billy Jack Simmons
Robert K. Taylor
Union Furnace
Lawrence R. Whittington
Toledo
Allen S. Zeller
Maplewood
Chauncey High School
Goldwater
William Lavelle
Athens County
Democratic Executive Committee
Cee
Kerr-Hunter
Athens, Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Delmar Hollon
Edward McKnabb
Don Clark
Connie Becker
Charles Tinkham
Cora Lines
Millfield
Arthur Goodin
Bridgewater
Lumber Firm Files Corporation
In Clery
Flexifone
Smith
N. Court St. — LY
Dukane Corp
ST Charles Ill
Joe Norris
Catherine Norris
U.S. Air Force
England
the Plains High School
Bentwaters
Barry A. Halsey
June V. Randolph
Hockingport
Goodfellow Afb
Tex
Carthage-Troy High School
Dasurancs
Dle Pe
Tore Haem
Aliens
Ohio
Donald K Barstow
Goddard ‘Houck
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Nelsonville, Ohio
Oakley Ins
the Saitzins Agency
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Curler
Forquer
Kayser
Washington St
John Baytos
Mgr
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