Mobile Office Set For Area
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services will start a mobile office in a nine county area with a two week rotating schedule. It will visit Rutland Proctorville Sybene South Webster Piketon Oak Hill Vinton Albany and Glouster on specific weekdays with set hours to provide job opportunities and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Ralph Hammond
Hammond
Rutland
Proctorville
Sybene
South Webster
Piketon
Oak Hill
Vinton
Albany
Glouster
Guysville Man Hurt In Route 50 Crash
A Guysville man was injured early Wednesday when his small pickup truck rolled over multiple times on Route 50 about 1.5 miles west of Route 329. Richard Tinklin, 22, was taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital for facial and limb lacerations. The 3 a.m. crash is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
State Highway Patrol
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Richard Tinklin
Radford Rd
Wanda Meeks
Albany
Watson Wickline
Jackson
Wickline
Hillcrest
Meeks
Thomas Murtha
Athens
Punt, Pass and Kick registration deadline approaching
Youngsters eight to thirteen must register by Friday September 29 at participating Ohio Ford dealerships for PP&K events. Local contests start September 30 with six competition levels and no entry fee. Winners advance to NFL games and Pro Bowl enshrinement awaits national champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp&k
Ohio
Harley J. Falk
NFL
Dallas
Pp&e
Professional Football Hall of Fame
Canton
National Football League
Ford Dealers of America
Unnamed Couples Dozens Listed From Glouster Area
A compiled list shows multiple couples from Glouster and nearby towns including Athens Nelsonville Buchtel Addison The Plains Hockingport Chauncey and Millfield. Ages range from 16 to 49 with partners of various ages. The records name both partners and their home communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickey Lee Moody
Ruth Eileen Brooks
Glouster
Todd Raymond Patton
Kathy Jane Simons
John Davis
Athens
Helen Rita Barber
Nelsonville
Frederick D. Tatum
Cortland
Marsha L. Bolton
Springfield
James V. Johnson
Chauncey
Judy A. McCoy
Robert Paul Ekey
Janet Robinson
Larry Alan Schultz
Debbie Lou Miller
Hockingport
Charles Steven Dickerson
Carbondale
Tamra Rae Dicken
New Marshfield
Bob L. Bauer
Jennie Lee Wright
Buchtel
Randall K. Hall
Reesville
Judy Lynn
Addison
Bill Lee Whitlatch
Shirley Mae Brooks
the Plains
George V. Misner
Millfield
Ethel E. Perry
David K. Pratt
Annette Duckler
Albany
William Carman
Flint, Mich
Karen Enlow
Planning Manager Appointed for Beverage Management Inc
Thomas R. Pilot Jr. is named market planning manager for BMI, leading BMI Seven-Up operations across Ohio cities Athens Akron Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Dayton Toledo Youngstown plus Detroit and Pittsburgh. The San Diego native holds degrees from Notre Dame and previously worked for Pepsi-Cola in Purchase New York with prior roles at Quaker Oats and Miles Laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Pilot Jr
Beverage Management, Inc
BMI
Henry M. O'Neill Jr
Pilot
Athens
Akron
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Calif
University of Notre Dame
Pepsi-Cola Co
Purchase
N.Y
Quaker Oats Co
Miles Laboratories
Clinics Set In October
Dr. Philip Kinnard announces September immunizations totals: 181 DPT 38 DT 234 oral polio 77 measles shots and 390 TB tine tests. Next clinics at the health department 9 N College St on Oct 3 and Oct 31 from 8 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm with diabetic screening Oct 10 to Oct 20 across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kinnard
Athens City County
Health Department
N. College St
Middletown Loses Service
Cincinnati AP reports a former Toledo man, Gary Lee Bundy, 26, faces armed robbery charges for the April 25 Buckeye Savings Association holdup in Middletown with $1,997 stolen. Norbert A. Nadel said Bundy was arrested in Detroit on an assaulting a deputy sheriff charge, identified by the holdup’s hidden camera photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Toledo
Buckeye Savings Association
Norbert A. Nadel
U.S
Gary Lee Bundy
Detroit
Mich
Perry County Court News Items Marred by Fines
Perry County Court records show Jerry Crane of Philo Route 1 fined 200 dollars and jailed 90 days for mail theft. Jerry D. Price found guilty of selling liquor to a minor at the Brown Jug Crooksville, fined 100 dollars on each count. Phil Henry of New Straitsville Route 1 fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace and assault on his wife. In Nelsonville, a Fire Department alarm at 10:35 p.m. on Lanner Road Star Two reports a vacant house fire due to unknown causes, owner Anna Ryan of Nelsonville Route 2 unable to save house for lack of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Crane
Philo Route 1
Jerry D. Price
Crooksville
Phil Henry
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Lanner Road
Star Two
Anna Ryan
Pressmen at Miami convention seek unification of unions
Joseph Donelli, head of United Paper Workers International Union, tells the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America convention in Miami that some unions cannot cope with glomerate companies and hopes for a single union by next meeting. Athens local representatives report a standing ovation for Donelli. Leo Sheridan and John Bail attend. Delegates number 1,336 from 537 locals, representing about 124,000 members. Additional fundraising supported Hurricane Agnes victims with 9000 dollars and contributions from locals and the international union. The Athens local votes Oct. 4 on whether to stay, switch unions, or drop affiliation, with new contracts at The Messenger, Lawhead Press, Union Printing, Parkersburg News, Ironton Tribune, and Baldwin Printing in Ohio and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Donelli
United Paper Workers International Union
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of
North America
Athens
Donelli
Miami
Fla
Henry Hefti
John Bail. Hefti
Hefti
United States
Canada
National Labor Relations Board
International Union
Athens McBee
Pressmen
Graphic Arts International Union
Messenger
Lawhead Press
Union
Parkersburg News
Ironton
Baldwin
Chi
Two Athens Fire Squad Runs Reported
Athens Fire Department reported two emergency calls Tuesday. At 3:38 p.m. Andy Adelsburger 13 dislocated his left elbow at the old Athens football field. He was splinted and taken to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. At 7:36 p.m. Mrs. John Law 65 of Millfield was ill at the American Legion and received oxygen en route to O'Bleness Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Fire Department
Athens
Mill Street
Andy Adelsburger
Clearview Heights
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Bob Adelsburger
American Legion
W. Union St
John Law
Millfield
O’bleness Hospital
County Politicians Reminded About Posting Campaign Signs
Athens City Solicitor Gerald Mollica reminded county political leaders to inform candidates of the city sign ordinance. The rule bans signs in R-1 single family areas and requires a $100 bond to insure removal within five days of the event. Signs must hang on poles or lamp posts with owner permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gerald Mollica
James Shipman
Athens County
William Hoffman
Mollica
Democrats Open Quest For Funds
The Athens County Democratic fund drive was launched by Chairman William Hoffman and State official William A. Lavelle. The goal is 3000 dollars to support 13 Democratic candidates, with outreach by mail and phone over two weeks. Contributions can be mailed to P O Box 957 Athens Ohio 45701. The efforts are led from Athens County Democratic Headquarters at 312 Security Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Democratic Party
William Hoffman
William A. Lavelle
Hoffman
Athens
Donald Barrett
Barrett
P.O
Ohio
Democratic
Births and admissions at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Births include a son to Mr and Mrs John Cline of McArthur and a son to Mr and Mrs David Slater of Glouster. Admitted are Mrs Kermit Summerfield of Murray City and others from Athens area. Dismissed are Gail Sedwick and Nicholas Cardaras, plus Mrs Paul Keirns and son Pleasant Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cline
McArthur
David Slater
Glouster
Kermit Summerfield
Murray City
Anthony Christman
Amesville
Pammy Smathers
Chesterhill
Ancel Morris
Albany
John Law
Millfield
Marcella Matheny
Stewart
John Levandoski
Richard Moore
Larry Matheny
Raymond Brooks
Walter Ervin
Lawrence McClintock
Carl Powell
Andrew Adelsberger
Evelyn Hooper
Athens
Gail Sedwick
Nicholas Cardaras
Paul Keirns
Pleasant Wilson
Library Hours Listed for Ohio University Campuses
Fall quarter hours announce Alden Library open 8 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday and 1 p.m. to midnight Sunday. Special Collections 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. closed Sunday. Children's Library hours vary by day. East Green and West Green Libraries run 1 p.m. to midnight Sunday to Thursday. Music Library hours posted at entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Alden
East Green
Jefferson Hall
West Green
Irvine Hall
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Brief List
Mount St Mary Hospital lists residents and patients including Meta Perry Nelsonville Jeanette Maraz Murray City Oma Zollinger Millfield Linda Hook Glouster Fannie Burton Lydia Sue Robinette Dorothy Adams Thomas Jewell Carolyn Matheny Sandra Edwards Clifton Kloh Everett Turner Michael Gaston Hellana McCune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Perry
Nelsonville
Jeanette Maraz
Murray City
Oma Zollinger
Millfield
Linda Hook
Glouster
Fannie Burton
Lydia Sue Robinette
Dorothy Adams
Thomas Jewell
Carolyn Matheny
Sandra Edwards
Clifton Kloh
Everett Turner
Michael Gaston
Hellana McCune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middletown
Perry County Court News
Athens High School
Pam Armbruster
Nedra Riggs
Debbie
Leo Sheridan
College of Engineering and Technology
Engineers’ Council For Professional Development
Shipman and
Dinance
Parkersburg
Vienna
W. VA
Bugs Bunny
Gene Jett
Petting Zoo
Democrats
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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