Moeller and Pancake Rally Democrats in Glouster
Moeller former Congressman Walter Moeller attacks rival Homer Abele accusing him of voting against redevelopment anti poverty tax cuts and clean air bills. Pancake Banks and Mechem aides spoke on state issues in Athens County and coal region stagnation with calls for rural representation and reapportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moeller
10Th District
Homer Abele
Moeller
Glouster
Senate
Charlies Pancake
George Banks
Abele
Pancake
Hocking
General Assembly
State Senate
Sen
C. Stanley Mechem
State Finance Committee
Banks
Concen
Athens County
C. E. Handley
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Thomas
Rabbit” Morris
Barry Goldwater
Lavelle Sues Over Ames Bern Transfer Ballot
The State Supreme Court was to hear William Lavelle v. Athens County Board of Education over placing the Ames-Bern school transfer issue on the ballot. Lavelle seeks a writ of mandamus claiming signatures and ballot placement were mishandled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
William Lavelle
Athens County Board of Education
Lavelle
High Court
County School Board
Ames-Bern
Athens City
T. C. Porter
County Election Board
Election Board
Court Cases In County Court Names Garfield Little and Fred Oliver
Garfield Little aged 19 of Columbus faces disturbing the peace with $10 and costs. Fred Milton Oliver aged 74 of Gloucester Route 3 is charged with intoxication with $25 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Little
Columbus
Fred Milton Oliver
Glouster
Gentle laxative ad promises easy relief at low price
Doctors advise a gentle vegetable laxative for quick relief. NR tablets from Nature's Remedy claim simple relief for 29 cents at local stores or via mail order from Lewis Howe Co Dept 83 St Louis 2 MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis- Howe Co
Dept
St. Louis
Airight
Kiwanis Hears Nigeria Speaker and UA Drive Talk
The Kiwanis Club heard Dr. Donald Green discuss education in Nigeria and Ohio University’s aid efforts including two colleges. He urged building a resource group with Athens Kiwanis to reduce high school dropouts, while Oct 5 marks United Appeal month and a pledge goal of half a percent of annual income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigeria
United Appeal
Kiwanis Club
Donald Green
Ohio University
Vocational Guidance Committee of
Athens
James Kimball
Rain Dampens Athens Ahead of Goldwater Whistle Stop
Light rain persisted in Athens as residents prepared for presidential candidate Barry Goldwater’s noon whistle stop. The 9 am temperature held at 53 degrees with a 59 degree high the day before and rainfall rising to .62 inches by 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Barry Goldwater
U. S
C. L. Colmer
City Income Tax Speakers To Be Heard
Citizens for Better Athens a pro income tax group will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in council chambers for a speakers briefing session The committee chaired by Mrs Robert Daniel seeks to defeat the initiative petition that would repeal the one per cent city income tax after the November election Harry Crewson president of council and B T Grover Jr council member will be guest speakers assisting in presenting the facts and figures regarding the Athens city income tax since it went into effect
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens For Better
Athens
Council Chambers
Robert Daniel
Harry Crewson
Council
B. T. Grover, Jr
Athens City
Red Cross Blood Bank Drive in Athens Sat
Civitan Club and Explorer Scouts sponsor a blood bank from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday at the Church of Good Shepherd in Athens. Eligible donors help the Red Cross network. donations take about an hour with a brief screening and a light lunch afterward. Appointments: LY 3-1651 or LY 3-1183.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Kissner
Red Cross
Congress
Civitan Club
Athens County
Explorer Scouts
Church of Good Shepherd
Athens
Three Drivers Charged After Monday Accidents
Two people were injured and three drivers faced charges after Monday accidents investigated by city police. Hal Hambel, 70, was hit while crossing the W Washington S Congress intersection and taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital with a hip injury. Robert T. Garber, 23, was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. Linda Morrison, 71, was fined for failing to stop in the clear distance after rear ending Della Leedy, who suffered face and neck injuries and was treated at Sheltering Arms. Larry Buettner, 19, was fined for leaving the scene after his car struck John Laramore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Hal Hambel
W. Washington St
W. Washington
S. Congress
Robert T. Garber
Columbia Ave
Hamber
Linda Morrison
Jacksonville
Della Frances Leedy
Millfield
Columbus Rd
Larry C. Buettner
Lakeview Manor
John Laramore
E. State St
Park Place
Boyd Hall
Laramore
Scout Leaders Urged as Hock-Hocking District Meets
The Hock Hocking District Committee discussed a shortage of leaders despite about 20 units showing interest. Explorer scouts will aid the blood bank, Boy Scouts will usher at Ohio University games, and units were asked to distribute United Appeal fliers. The October round-table is set for Albany High School on Oct 1 at 7 30 p m with Troop 50 and Pack 50 hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock-Hocking
Roger Harris
Walter Frvin
Ohio University
United Appeal
Harris
Albany High School
Mechem Honored At Nelsonville Dinner By GOP Leaders
More than 400 attended a Nelsonville appreciation dinner for State Senator C. Stanley Mechem. Speakers included Paul W. Brown nominee for state supreme court Homer Abele and B T Grover all praising Mechem as a key legislative ally amid reappointment redistricting. Mechem joked about 22 years in the senate and faced applause for his service in Southeast Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Paul W
Brown
State Supreme Court
Ohio
U. S
Homer
Pete” Abele
Meenem
Stan
Abele
Statehouse
B. T. Grover
Ohio House
Rhodes
Mechem
Senate
Appalachia
Johnson
Columbus
Shaker Heights
Grover
Ohio Senate
Athens County
William Rowland
Earl Lowrey
Vaughn Earich
W. H. Wakefield
Homer Gall Jr
Gordon Gray
District Court of Appeals
Harold Shields
Roy Walsh
Rotary Chief, United Appeal Official Speak on Live Rotary
Athens Rotary Club marks 60th anniversary with United Appeal speaker George Drach of Stanley's Shoe Store. Drach promotes a new drive: pledges of 0.5% of income with per capita goals of 4% from Athens and 2% from the university. Lawrence Worstell, district governor, expands on the Live Rotary slogan and Rotary International links in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
United Appeal
Rotary Club
Sportsman Grill
Carl Roberts
Athens Rotary Club
George Drach
Stanley’s
Drach
Athens
Lawrence Worstell
Worstell
Toronto
Court Bonds Forfeited In Police Case
Bonds totaling 132 were forfeited in Municipal Court for Robert E. Sontag 23 Youngstown after a Sunday disturbance in front of a Court Street restaurant. He paid 57 for disorderly conduct and 75 for resisting arrest. A companion was fined earlier. David Carpenter 21 Pearl Street pleaded guilty to intoxication and stealing an electric cord from a West Green dormitory under construction. He was fined 25 and 150 with a 30 day jail sentence suspended and placed on probation for a year. Elwood North Millfield and Jeffrey A. Lee Parks Hall also placed on probation. North fined 50 with suspension. Lee fined 150 with 30 day suspended jail. Skopin and Klein Parks Hall were found innocent of similar petty theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Sontag
Youngstown
S. Court St
Sontag
David Carpenter
Pearl St
West Green
Elwood North
Millfield
Jeffrey A. Lee
Parks Hall
North
Lee
Morton Hall
David S. Skopin
Harry W. Klein
Births and hospital notices from Sheltering Arms
Births report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Marion R Riggs Athens Route 1 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Colton Malone Athens. Admitted include Mrs Leslie Champlin The Plains Brian Graham Carpenter Route 1 Halley Hamber Athens and others. Dismissed list features several patients including Darrell Scott Athens Route 4 and Thomas Hood New Marshfield among names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion R. Riggs
Athens
Colton Malone
Leslie Champlin
the Plains
Brian Graham
Carpenter
Halley Hamber
William Goodin
Zaleski
Darrell Scott
Thomas Hood
New Marshfield
Vere Calaway
Guysville
Arthur McKibben
McArthur
Susan Tudor
Margaret Blake
Coolville
Hershel Kelsey
Municipal Court Fines Ralph Morey for Disorderly Conduct
Ralph Morey of Athens was fined 50 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court on Tuesday for disorderly conduct. The judge suspended 10 dollars of the fine if restitution is made within 30 days for a broken window at Baker Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Morey
Athens
Morey
Baker Center
Grazing Authorized in County Amid Forage Shortage
Athens is among 20 Ohio counties approved to graze on 1964 wheat and feed grain diverted acres starting Oct 1. Farmers may harvest hay only with ASCS approval and with deductions. Diversion and conservation reserve participants may graze and harvest through Oct 31 with payment reductions. A separate report notes Carl Cone of Athens was treated for a finger laceration after an accident with a truck tailgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dwight Wise
Ohio Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Wise
Resource Council Plans October Meeting in Nelsonville
The Resource Development Council executive committee met at the county extension office to plan the next meeting on October 15 in Nelsonville. They discussed officer elections, federal forest land purchase, a farm management school and the Economic Opportunity Bill, and a bridge across the Hocking River with river level changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resource Development Council Executive Committee
County Extension Office
Nelsonville
Farm Management School
Hocking River
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Goldwater
Dwight Scott
Marjorie Mitchell
Luta M. Wright
James Edwards
John Law
Harry Dust
Morris and
Handley
White House
Ames Case
Service
THE
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Mill Street
Athens, Onio
Kiwanis
Red Cross Blood Bank Service
Need
Hayden, Stone Incorporated
NEW York Stock Exchange
D. H. Genesy
Sams
Cline
O. Ph. LY
Harry Six
Reginagen
James A. Gaston
Sally Jo Douglas
Cone
Richard M. Phillips
Lynnwood
Economy Savings & Loan Company
N. Court St
Lynwood
Pomeroy
Logan
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