Athens Delegates At State Education Conference Meeting
Eight Athens citizens attended the State House Conference on Education at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Columbus. They shared findings from local and statewide meetings to guide Ohio school improvement and to inform the legislature state board and local boards.
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Athens
State House
Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium
Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Athens City
Lorin C. Staats
George Drach
Paul Murphy
T. S. Robe
Herbert K. Bumpass
Ivan Romine
Samuel R. Johnson
FBI Checks Deserted Car in Florida Jewelry Heist Case
Federal investigators probe a licensed Buick convertible abandoned behind a Florida Armory after a car chase. Sheriff Shields seeks to determine if the vehicle was stolen amid 20 plus pieces of jewelry valued around 12500 found inside. A deputy found the occupant fled while the engine ran.
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Harold Shields
Blackburn Hill
Shelterings at Arms Hospital Notes Brief List
A short hospital note lists patients and dismissals. Inpatients include Mrs Emma Pyle and Mrs Carl Hayes in Athens and Stewart respectively, plus Mrs Addie Douglas in Athens. Discharges mention Mrs Dale Morris, Athens Route 5 and Mrs James Kennedy with daughter Mrs Martin Lenhard of Athens Route 3. Other names include Mrs Robert Wooten Athens Route 1 Stockport Route 2 Mrs Iva Herrington Athens Mrs L C Baker Athens and Mrs Nell Simonson Athens.
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Emma Pyle
Athens
Carl Hayes
Stewart
Addie Douglas
Robert Wooten
Dale Morris
James Kennedy
Martin Lenhard
David Dille
Stockport
Iva Herrington
L. C. Baker
Nell Simonson
Mayor Kenneth Sands Improves After Hospitalization
Mayor Kenneth W. Sands is reported improving satisfactorily at University Hospital Columbus. He has been a patient for two weeks following stomach ulcer surgery and is expected to return home in about a week.
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Kenneth W. Sands
University Hospital
Columbus
Fire department squad responds to fall on city sidewalk
William Lackey, 66, of Jackson Route 2, reportedly fell on the sidewalk at S Court and Union Streets about 3 45 p m Monday. He was not taken to a hospital but taken to police headquarters and jailed on a charge of intoxication.
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Fire Department
William Lackey
Jackson
S. Court
Union Sts
Professors Talk Right to Work at Kiwanis Meeting
Ohio University economist Dr. Harry Crewson discussed the Right to Work bill at the Athens Kiwanis Club. He warned it may weaken small unions and raise industrial strife, while not solving union power issues. He answered questions after the talk.
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Harry Crewson
Ohio University
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry
Crewson
Lindley Hall
S. Court St
Court St
Mill St
Athens High School
Nelsonville High
Nine Drivers Forfeit Bonds In Municipal Court
Nine motorists forfeited bond rather than appear in Municipal Court to face charges. Detrick and Robson forfeited $20 on State Highway Patrol centerline and speed charges, Henson forfeited $35 for speed, Mansfield $20 for passing yellow line. City charges: Wade $30 for failure to stop, Grove $30 for failing to stop, West $15 for overloading front seat, Rusinko $10 for no muffler, Hetrick $30 for intoxication. Wade's citation followed a Sunday collision with Herbert Cox Jr. at Lancaster and Carpenter.
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State Highway Patrol
Charles Richard Detrick
Columbus
Clarence J. Robson
Chester
Leon Henson
Lancaster
Doris F. Mansfield
Stewart St
Lawrence G. Wade
Akron
John W. Grove Jr
James N. West
Montrose Ave
George A. Rusinko
Perkins Hall
Michael Hetrick
Wade
Herbert W. Cox
N. Shannon Ave
Lancaster and
Carpenter Sts
Car Stolen Here Is Found In Cincinnati
A 1956 Packard sedan stolen Friday night from Wakefield Motors on Richland Avenue was recovered in Cincinnati. Police Chief Joseph Grogan said it would be returned here Tuesday. A suspect was picked up by Cincinnati police and later released after not being connected to the theft.
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Wakefield Motors
Richland Ave
Cincinnati
Joseph Grogan
Driver Fined After Route 13 Accident
Barbara A. Bentley 19 was fined $5 and costs in Chauncey mayor's court for driving left of center after a Route 13 collision near Millfield. The crash involved Patricia Dell Robinson 20 of Logan, whose southbound car was sideswiped as Bentley crossed the railroad crossing from the south.
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Youngstown
Charles Wadley
Chauncey
Millfield
Barbara A. Bentley
Patricia Dell Robinson
Logan
Will pleads guilty to intoxication charge in Municipal Court
Gerald Eugene Will, 18, of E Riverside Drive, pleaded guilty to a State Highway Patrol intoxication charge. He was fined $25 plus costs in Municipal Court Monday.
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Gerald Eugene Will
E. Riverside Dr
Plains Volunteer Fire Dept Association Meeting Tonight
A meeting of The Plains volunteer fire department association is scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday in the community room.
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The
Plains Volunteer Fire Department Association
Community Rabies Control Film Shown At Athens High
An assembly at Athens High School screened a film on community rabies control as part of a mandatory inoculation program by the Athens City County Health Department. Dr H M Boocks explained vaccination facts and rabies danger. Citizens were urged to vaccinate pets at clinics with a one dollar fee.
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Athens High School
Athens City - County
H. M. Boocks
City County
Boocks
United States
Ohio
Athens County
Lawrence County
Morris Stamm
Richard Johnson
Weather Clears After Rain With Cool Morning Readings
The report notes cool, clear conditions after rain on Monday. Rural Hamley Run records a 31 degree low and 40 degree 9 am temperature, with yesterday's extremes at 49 and 42. Athens observes a 34 degree low and 49 at 11 am, and Monday's rainfall totals .26 inches.
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Hamley Run
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Athens
Mrs Barker Dies Tuesday At Hebardville
Mrs Lily May Barker 81 died at her Hebardville home after a year long illness. Survived by husband J E Barker former county election board clerk. sons Walter S Philadelphia and Frank at home. brother Ralph E Peters Ft Worth. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Alexander Presbyterian Church with Rev Laurence Woodruff. burial at adjoining cemetery. Friends May call Bigony funeral home after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Family requests no flowers.
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Albany
Lily May Barker
Hebardville
J. E. Barker
Walter S
Philadelphia
Frank
Ralph E. Peters
Ft. Worth
Tex
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Laurence Woodruff
Bigony Funeral
Divorce Suit Answer Filed In Athens For William Allen
An answer and cross petition were filed in Common Pleas Court by Dr. William H. Allen Jr. of Athens in the divorce suit brought by Bernadine L. Allen of Nelsonville. The original petition, filed December 28, 1956, cites gross neglect. the couple married October 6, 1945 in Nashville with no children. The cross petition seeks dismissal of the suit and accuses the wife of divesting funds from a joint bank account and withholding life insurance policies for which he pays the premiums.
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Common Pleas Court
William H. Allen Jr
Athens
Bernadine L. Allen
Nelsonville
Nashville
Plea Is Changed Driver Fined in Municipal Court
Roger Allen Lang, 25, was fined 125 and costs after changing a plea to guilty of driving while intoxicated. He posted 200 bond at arraignment for a Oct. 20 charge. Police say he struck an auto driven by John Glendon Pollard, 28, on Mill Street near Elliott on Oct. 17 as Pollard backed from a driveway, resulting in Lang's three day jail term and three month license suspension.
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Roger Allen Lang
Gamertsfelder Hall
John Glendon Pollard
Highland Ave
Mill St
Elliott
Driver Fined After Richland Ave Crash
Donald Cotterell 20 of 519 Richland Ave forfeited 35 bond in Municipal Court on a charge of failure to yield. He was cited after a Monday morning crash at the Richland Ave Hooper St intersection involving Mamie Hall 41 of Athens Route 1.
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Donald Cotterell
Richland Ave
Hooper St
Mamie Hall
Directors Elected At FB Meeting In Athens County
Four members were elected to the county board of directors at the Athens County Farm Bureau Federation meeting in the Athens Grange Hall. Edwin Wagoner was elected delegate to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation for 1959. Alternates named. A panel on The Farm Bureau of Tomorrow moderated by Alice Schwiebert. A barbecue dinner was served.
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Athens County Farm Bureau Federation
Athens
E. R. Jacoby
Athens Township
Rollo Leoffler
Ames
Richard Dailey
Canaan
Franklin Washburn
Carthage
Edwin Wagoner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
O. W. Davis
Grover Patton
H. G. Henry
Ross Wright
ACFBF
Alice Schwiebert
Farm Bureau of Tomorrow
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ivan Cooper
Waverly
Paul Northup
Gallipolis
Frances Malone
Alton Hanning
Athens County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Women's Committee
Paul Clayton
Ohio State University Extension Department
Magician To Perform For Ohio U Engineers
Capt. Robert Falkner of the Ohio University Air Force ROTC detachment will present Magical Moments at the Ohio University Center Thursday evening. The event runs from 7 30 to 9 p.m. in the center ballroom under the OU student engineering societies auspices. Admission is free and refreshments will be served.
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Robert Falkner
Ohio University Air Force Rotc
Ohio University Center
Falkner
Forest Service Officials Inspect Athens District
Three U S Forest Service officials conducted an inspection of the Athens District of the Wayne National Forest last week. Malcolm B. Arthur regional engineer Glenn Todd regional fiscal agent and Howard C. Cook forest supervisor participated.
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U. S. Forest Service
Athens
Wayne National Forest
Malcolm B. Arthur
Glenn Todd
Milwaukee
Howard C. Cook
Athens State Capitol Exercise Sets Up Emergency Government
In Athens on December 5 Governor Lausche will oversee a full scale trial run to establish temporary state government offices across university buildings. Officials arrive, receive maps, and depart from OU Stadium with shuttle service. Officials include Col. Edward Starr and Lt. Col. Tritschler coordinating civil defense and public works.
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Lausche
Department of Government
William O’neill
Cutler Hall
John C. Baker
University Board of Trustees
Copeland Hall
OU College of Commerce
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of
Chubb Library
Ewing
McGuffey
Carnegie
Music Hall
Galbreath
Memorial Auditorium
Guidance Center
Federal Reserve and
Selective Service Systems
Athens
Wilbur Mender
Roger J. Jones, Jr
Col
Edward M. Starr
Civil Defense
Joseph Tritschler
W. C. Jennings
Civil Defense Commission
William French
Carl Lammers
Department of Public Works
Athens Man Found Guilty By Judge
Joseph E. Estep of Athens was found guilty in Common Pleas Court on a charge of assault on a child under 16. Judge Francis D. White withheld sentence pending commitment to Lima State Hospital for 30 days observation. Estep waived a jury trial and was tried by the judge.
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Joseph E. Estep
Athens
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Estep
Lima State Hospital
White
William Abraham
Edward Stanley
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