Building Permits Near 100000 Mark In Athens September
Athens issued 23 building permits totaling 98950 in September, below August and September 1957 totals. Largest permit was 35000 to Beasley & Mathews for an addition on Carpenter St, with several new residences and remodels noted across Briarwood, Pomeroy Road, Columbus Road, and other local addresses.
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Athens
Service-Safety Director
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Carpenter St
Briarwood
Samuel J. Hicks
Hugh Hindman
Francis Conrath
Pomeroy Road
Steppe’s Beauticians
Columbus Road
John Pugh
Hooper St
Richard Cone
Nazarene Church
W. State
Walker Sts
Lois Glancy
Park Place
Royal McBee Corp
N. Court St
Richland Ave
James Winfield
First St
J. Arthur Brooks
Homer Rodehaver
E. State St
H. E. Hope
Garfield
G. E. Smith
Grosvenor
Charles Silverman
Lowell Rapp
Warren Road
Cecil McGlone
Atlantic St
James Widdoes
Euclid Drive
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
N. High St
Ward Miller
Charles Walsh
N. Congress St
IBB Officer To Speak At Athens Banquet
Glenn Moss of St. Louis, vice president of the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, will keynote the ninth annual banquet and stage show in Athens. The event, Saturday at 6 30 p m, is hosted by Athens Bindery Workers Union 181 at the Mechanicsburg school auditorium. Col umbus entertainers will perform. local officers lead the program with Larry McFadden as president and others attending from McBee production and industrial relations.
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Glenn Moss
St. Louis
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Athens
Athens Bindery Workers Union 181
Mechanicsburg School
Columbus
The
Athens Union
Larry McFadden
Garrett Hudwell
Jo Ann Andrews
Paul Milligan
Marion Miller
Harry M. Begg
McBee Production
John LaPoint
Divorced Petition Cites Gross Neglect in Athens Couple
Flossie L. Douglas sues Oba E. Douglas in Common Pleas Court over gross neglect and cruelty. Married June 20, 1932 in Marietta, the pair have six children with three minors living with the mother. custody sought for the three minors.
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Common Pleas Court
Flossie L. Douglas
Oba E. Douglas
Athens
Marietta
Excellent Inspection Rating for Athens County Highway Dept
An excellent rating was earned by Athens County's State Highway Department after a dry run inspection Thursday afternoon. Supt. Ward Cunningham said it is the highest rating here in several years, based on points from each inspection phase. The team viewed winter equipment at the Hudson Ave. garage and tested snow plows, automatic spreaders, mechanical safety features, and radio communications on 12 trucks. The inspection included three Columbus officials and seven from Marietta, with names listed for equipment and maintenance roles.
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Athens County
State Highway Department
Ward Cunningham
Division 10
Hudson Ave
State Highway Garage
Mayors Fine Six Drivers in Area Court Action
Six drivers were fined ten dollars plus costs in area mayor courts after State Highway Patrol arrests. Clyde Ballenger of Athens Route 5 was fined in Albany for left of center. Ray Clark of Millfield and Loren Russell of Millfield were fined in Chauncey for improper passing and crossing a painted line. Max Seyfried of Sharpsburg and Barbara Hanson of Amesville were fined in Amesville for driving without lights and failure to stop within the assured clear distance. Gilbert Adams of Nelsonville Route 1 was fined for reckless operation.
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State Highway Patrol
Albany
Roy Walsh
Clyde Ballenger
Athens
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Ray Clark
Millfield
Loren Russell
Amesville
George King
Max Seyfried
Sharpsburg
Barbara Hanson
Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Gilbert Adams
Two Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
In Municipal Court on traffic charges filed by the State Highway Patrol, Fenton J. Fissel 20 of Perkins Hall was fined 25 dollars and costs for unsafe operation. Clarence M. Swartz 57 of Guysville Route 2 had a bond of 20 dollars forfeited for failing to appear to answer a speeding charge.
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State Highway Patrol
Fenton J. Fissel
Perkins Hall
Clarence M. Swartz
Guysville
A M Stevens Dies At 78 In Coolville
Arthur Milton Stevens 78 of Coolville died Wednesday evening at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Clermont County Ohio and was a retired farmer. Survived by his wife who died eight years ago two sons Charles Circleville Albert Richmonddale one daughter Eva Lockwood five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at White funeral home with Rev John McRoberts. Burial Concord Church Cemetery near Williamsburg. Friends may call at any time.
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Coolville
Arthur Milton Stevens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clermont County
Ohio
Concord Methodist Church
Eva Lockwood
Charles
Circleville
Albert
Richmondale
White Funeral Home
John McRoberts
Concord Church
Williamsburg
Driver Changes Plea in City Stop Charge
James R. Vogelsang of Highland Avenue fined $50 and costs after changing a prior innocent plea to guilty on a city charge of failure to stop in assuring distance. He had posted $30 bond earlier. He was accused as driver of a car that struck an elderly woman on N Congress Street near State Street.
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James R. Vogelsang
Highland Ave
N. Congress St
State St
Bailey Divorce Granted After Cruelty Charge
Earl F. Bailey and Marguerite E. Bailey of Albany are granted a divorce by the Common Pleas Court. The divorce cites extreme cruelty as the grounds. They were married November 26, 1932, in Decatur Illinois and have two children, one minor.
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Earl F. Bailey
Marguerite E. Bailey
Albany
Common Pleas
Decatur
Judge Frees Buechtel Man Ralph Taylor of Buchtel
Ralph Taylor of Buchtel was found not guilty of driving while intoxicated after a trial in Common Pleas Court before Judge Francis D. White. Taylor had pleaded innocent and waived a jury. Another case from the October term grand jury remains on the calendar with Omar Saunders of Deanville set for trial next Thursday on grand larceny, with Edward Stanley appointed as counsel.
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Ralph Taylor
Buchtel
Francis D. White
Common Peas
Taylor
Omar Saunders
Deanville
Edward Stanley
Athens Area Warmer By Two Degrees
The weather in the Athens area was warmer by two degrees today. Rural Hamley Run reported a low of 25 degrees, two degrees above yesterday, and at 9 a.m. the temperature was 31. High Thursday reached 62.
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Athens
Hamley Run
Costumes Judged After Athens Halloween Parade
About 300 costumed Athens children competed for prizes after the Kiwanis Halloween parade at Athens High School field. Winners included Christy Clifford first and Nancy Selleck second for prettiest costume, Franklin Stiles first and Claudia Ann Rutter second for ugliest, John Curry first and Julie Ann Gibbs second for most original. Boys won flashlights and girls wallets. The parade featured school bands, police and sheriff cars, and ended with a football game where Jacksonville-Tribble reserves defeated Athens High reserves 22 to id.
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Athens
Athens High School
Kiwanis Club
Christy Clifford
Nancy Selleck
Franklin Stiles
Claudia Ann Rutter
John Curry
Julie Ann Gibbs
Court St
Mill St
Athens High
Jacksonville- Trimble High
Jacksonville-Trimble
Scooter Rider Struck Auto Hurts Shoulder in Village Crash
Sam Butcher, 28, of Stewart, sustained an injured right shoulder when his motor scooter was struck by an auto driven by Roy Earl Walsh, 44, of Albany, as Walsh turned into the county engineering depot. The incident occurred Thursday afternoon. Butcher was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department.
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Sam Butcher
Stewart
E. State St
Roy Earl Walsh
Albany
Butcher
Fire Department
Putcher
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Rabies Vaccination Drive Reports Over 1000 Dogs Served
Dr. J. K. Bratton reports 1002 dogs vaccinated with 352 at Richland Avenue fire house 246 at E State Street DNR office and 404 at the secretary's office at the fair grounds. Vaccination ends in Athens on Thursday with additional clinics planned in Millfield Chauncey Nelsonville and other towns. Over 1400 dogs have been picked up and more than 1000 licensed since the January 20 deadline.
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J. K. Bratton
Richland Avenue
Department of Natural Resources
E. State St
Fairgrounds
Athens
Millfield
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Jacksonville
Trimble
Amesville
Glouster
Stewart
Lottridge
Coolville
Hockingport
Shade
Albany
Mineral
New Marshfield
Carbondale
the Plains
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Three Couples
Gene F. Perry 19 of The Plains a truck driver and Shirley Ann Kimes 18 of Nelsonville wed. Paul B Vamos Jr 19 of Millfield serving in the U S Navy and Shirley Mc Cune 17 of Athens linked. Keith L Massie 21 a deckhand of Hockingport wed Mary Lou Snodgrass 20 a clerk typist of Guysville.
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Gene F. Perry
the Plains
Shirley Ann Kimes
Nelsonville
Paul B. Vamos, Jr
Millfield
U.S. Navy
Shirley McCune
Athens
Keith L. Massie
Hockingport
Mary Lou Snodgrass
Guysville
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Owe
Mile J. Warner
O'Neill
Governor
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Unitarian Fellowship of Athens
University Terrace
IBB
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Communications Department
R. E. Fields
Paul G. Wooster
N. R. Pressler
Walter Mansfield
Robert Farsen
Loring F. Ullman
J. H. Lanier
L. B. Roth
Willard Young
Lyle Beebe
Mayors
A.M. Stevens
Wayne
Republican
Columbia Ave
Mabel
Mary Ellen
Ohio University
Athens Lions Club
County Commissioners Association
State of
Governors Highway Safety Committee of
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Citizens Narcotics Committe of
Ohio Citizens Council For Health and Welfare
Elks Charity
Newsies
Pol. Adv
Wayne Ward
Judge Frees Buechtel Man
Rardin Lincoln St
Eastern Hi-Fi & Sewing Machine Co
Front St
Glouster, Ohio
Robert G. Collar
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Morris Ave
Bill Davidson
EE Food Retailers
A&p
Ben
Siegler
Harris Furniture