Physicians Plan Office Building in East Athens
A group of Athens physicians plan a one story office building on land adjacent to the Children’s Home in East Athens to serve patients without downtown travel. The project, approved by three county commissioners, will include a pharmacy operated by a local drug store and funds from the sale support a Children’s Home building fund to cover a bond overdraft.
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State of Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
N. Court
Pro
W. Union
Chiltens
Hhat
Athens
Ing
Children's Home
Division of Natural Resources District
Robert E. Main
Goldberg
J. A. Hamilton
AA. Baldwin
Charles F. Jiiden
Doanville Man Wounds Self With Shotgun
A Doanville man, John F. Philip, 68, wounded himself with a 12 gauge shotgun in his left shoulder at his Phillips home. He was treated at Mount Saint Mary Hospital, Nelsonville, after the attempt occurred around 8:45 PM. Deputy Sheriff Shields reported ill health since March led to the self inflicted injury. Philip previously worked at the NATCO plant in Haydenville. The wife and sister in law were present during the incident and he underwent surgery.
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Doanville
Mount “St
Shields
Phillips
Phillipe
NATCO
Haydenvile
Work Sleep Play In Comfort Headline
Nagging backache and fatigue described as a daily wear problem from modern work and routine activities. The passage emphasizes seeking comfort in posture and rest to improve energy, with implied advice on balance between activity and recuperation.
Two Collisions Reported On Route 50 Near Coombe
A two mile stretch of Route 50 west of Coombe saw two wrecks on Monday. No injuries or arrests were reported by the State Highway Patrol. At 2:30 p.m. near Coolite Nagpened a sideswipe involving nine cars, driven by Parianne Grub and Rexal Boggs, with four cars costing damage. At 7:15 p.m. west of Coolville Walter Miles attempted to pass John Humphrey. Miles failed to signal and their cars collided, causing substantial damage.
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Coombe
State Highway Patrol
Coolite
Opera Farianne Grub
Lanfurter
Pom En Arto
Rexal Boggs
Ville
Coolville
Walter Miles
Little Hocking
John Humphrey
Frost
Miles
Humphrey
Private Marcinko Completes Basic Training at Camp Carson
News of Servicemen notes Sarena Marcinko Jr son of Mr and Mrs Thom ax Marcinko of The Plains has finished basic training at Camp Carson Colorado. He then moved to Camp Chaffee Arkansas for Fire Direction Center schooling with the 5th Armored Division and volunteered for duty in June after processing at Fort Knox. The Parkersburg recruiter said the station will stay open Saturdays until 5 pm, shifting from the previous noon closing.
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Bressemen A
Sarena, Jr
Thom
Ax Marcinko
the Plains
Camp Carson, Colo
Marcinko
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Sth Armored
Fort Knox, By
Parkersburg
Billie Morgan
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes Summary
Shelterings Arms Hospital notes list patients and dismissals including Mr and Mrs Leonard Quisenberry Albany and Nelsonville Route 2a daughter Mrs Eileen White Mrs Sarah Brooks Athens The Plains and Chauncey entries show several named patients with last names McKee Wolfe Romine Turner McCann and others Duke Raymond Webb reports Knights Templar Commandery 15 will meet at 130 pm Wednesday at the Masonic Temple in Athens
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Ivan Romine
Athens
Mary McCann
Albany
Knights ‘Templar
Monic Temple
Raymond Webb
OU Scholar L J Hartin awards Barnes scholarships to four students
Scholarship director L J Hartin of Ohio University School of Journalism announced four recipients for the Ray F Barnes urbanism scholarships for the 1965-56 year. George Strode and Jim Thorn are among the honorees, selected for vocational plans leadership and need. Barnes funds total $1000 for fall awards. The other two recipients are Virginia Joanna Higy Zincotham and Robert D Ginger Findlay. Also noted is appointment of Jos eph S Stanton 1938 Ohio University graduate as public relations director of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad succeeding retiring Robert M Van Sant. Stanton will join in October after a career in newspapers and transportation.
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L. J. Hartin
Ps Ohio University School of Jourism
George Strode
Athens
Jim ‘Thorn
Henderson
W. Va
Ray F. Barnes
I Strode
Edith Strode
Mac Strode
Marietta
The
Parkersburg
Sentinel
St Ea
Uae
Goa
Barnes
Strode
Cincin, Fat
Robert D. Ginger Findlay
Ohio University
Joseph S. Stanton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stanton
Robert M. van Sant
tSanton
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Baltimore Evening Sun
Morgantown Post
Columbus Dispatch
Chicago Daily News
Coast Guard
Liquor Count Denied by Troy Township Man
George Mullen of Troy Township faced two charges in Mani al Court for illegal possession and sale of liquor after a Friday raid by Washington County liquor enforcement officers. Bond set at 60 dollars. Affidavits allege discovery of beer and whiskey at Mullen home.
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Troy Township
Chariges
Maniial
Liquorigen Ce
George Mullen
Cue Toten
Athen Washington County
Thomas Davis
Department of Liquer Control
Mullen
Deuty
Bernard Porter
Two Alarms Reported From Fire Crews Tuesday Morning
Two alarms were received signaling fires affecting a train and a saw mill area. City firemen responded promptly on Tuesday morning and reported efforts contained to the scene with no further spread. Authorities issued updates on the incident as crews worked to secure the sites and prevent rekindling.
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Monteeta Synalar
Waterloo Constable Charged Denied in Municipal Court
Waterloo Township Constable Homer Buck faced a charge as Frank Jenkins of Mineral entered a plea of innocent to driving. Jenkins was freed under $130 bond. The hearing occurred in Waterloo Municipal Court with Buck presiding.
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Frank Jenkins
Mineral
Tenkins
Waraday
Fenkins
Waterloo
Homer Buck
Local man Si Parker fined after traffic signal violation
Si Parker of 135 Central Ave was found guilty and fined five dollars with costs suspended Tuesday in Municipal Court for failing to observe a traffic signal. The case was fed by Lewis Gathell of 66 N Shafer St following a Labor Day accident at the junction of West State and Shafer streets. A woman collapsed during the funeral of her brother in law.
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Si Parker
Central Ave
Lewis Gat‘hell
N. Shafer St
W. State
N. Shafe Ve Streets
Cool Athens weather with 38 degree low
The Athens area endured cool dry weather with a 38 degree low reported at Hamley Run early Tuesday. Temperatures rose to 63 asMonday's extremes included 74 and 44 at a rural station, reflecting a wide day-to-day spread.
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Athens
Hamley Run
Ube
Six Departments Represented in Latest OU Faculty Appointments
Ohio University announces forty new appointments across six departments History home economics journalism philosophy physical education and physics. Notable hires include Miss Babcock in physical education and athletics from Michigan State College with degrees from Columbia University and summers at Connecticut College dance program. Baxter joins journalism from Louisiana State University with PhD work at Town University and prior teaching at Howard College. Gallaher to physics holds a PhD from Washington University and work at Leiden and Minnesota. Green in philosophy held fellowships and taught at Carthage College and Union Theological Seminary. Makroery of Columbia will teach economics and history at Ohio University with Phi Beta Kappa honors from Ohio State University. Lobel from University of Nebraska joins economics history advisory roles.
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Ohio
Univerity
Michigan State College
Teachers College of Columbia University
Connecticut College
New London
Conn
New York University
Miss Babcock
Grand Haven
Mich
Eastern Illinois State College
Proram
The
International House
New York City
Willam Spiers Baxter
Monroe
A. Baxter
Louisiana State Univrsity
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Polychnic Institute
University of Town
Louisiana State
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
Baxter
LSU
Sigma Delta Chi
Omicron Delta Kappa
Lawrence J. Gallaher
St. Paul
Minn
Ohio U
Reneselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Gallaher
Washington University
St. Louis
Leidn
Holland
Kamerlingh Onne Laboratory
University of Leiden
University of Minnesota
Sigma Xi
Beceem Nl
Istrean
Ulinois
Stanley Grean
Emancie Atween
Comannes Coble
Union Theological Semi-alpha Theta
Grean
Chio Jota
Chappaqua
Per
U Lobdell
Columbia Univers
Carthage College
City
University of Assistan
Trumversities
Nebraska
Iinois Seanecticutan Te Chool
Judith E. Makroery
Columba
Ing Leducer
Bus
Oe Ie
Phi Beta Kappa
Ohio’ State
Beta Kepra Sui
University
Onan
Phi Upilon Omicron
Omaha
Chi Thista
Lobel
Sass Ot Sitet
University of Nebraska House
BIS Youths Are Returned After Escape Allegations
Police say two teenage boys arrested for auto theft in Athens were turned over to BIS after admitting they escaped from Lancaster Institution. One claimed to be an escapee from Toledo detention. They had stolen a car on Tagan Street and tried another on Onto Avenue before fleeing. Albany Masons Lodge 723 P&AM to meet Thursday at 8 with Master Donald B. Knopp announcing the event.
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Athens
Lancaster Boys Industria
Joseph McBride
BIS
Lancaster Intitution
Pomeroy
Toledo
Ater
Tagan
Herman Herrom
Columbia Ave
Masons
Albany
Albany Lodge
P&am
Donald B. Knopp
Autumn Fix Up Heads From Hardware Dealers
Hardware, paint and linoleum dealers position as autumn fix-up hubs with extensive DIY items. Beacon Wax products appear in stores from these dealers, including Dirt Remover and Thrill furniture wax. The piece highlights seasonal home maintenance and brand reach through hardware channels.
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Sepember
Ike
Beacon Wax
Beacon Wax Company
Beacon
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Physicians Plan
East
Doanville Man
Self
Euler
Oeiria
International Harvester
RCA and
Westinghouse Appliances
Chesser
Ere
Meee
Cinebeam
Penning
Zor
Athens Appliance & TV Co
Washington St
Cord
Mon.Thur
FriSat
Smee
Goodyear Store
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mercury
Eez-E-Rect
Cussins & Fearn Store
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Frigidaire
Sherwood
Stratford
Snowy
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