Logan Boy and Nelsonville Man Injured In Hocking County Accidents
A nine year old Logan boy and a 29 year old Nelsonville man were injured Sunday in separate Hocking County accidents. Harold Sheets Jr. suffered possible concussion and contusions after a panel truck struck him while crossing W Hunter Street. Elmer C Spencer was treated for shock after his truck passed another vehicle and struck Sheets. Dave Geffels sustained head and facial lacerations and shock when his car hit a bridge on Logan Starr Route near Logan. Geffels cannot recall the incident and may have fallen asleep. He was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Logan Boy
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Paul Hartman
W. Hunter Street
Elmer C. Spencer
Reynoldsburg
Spencer
Dave Geffells
Columbus St
Logan Starr
Geffels
Hocking Valley
Howe Attends Session For Election Directors
William Howe, county board of elections director, attended the Republican State Convention and a meeting of state election directors over the weekend. Ted Brown, secretary of state, and George Farris, assistant secretary, briefed directors on write-in procedures for the November elections. Each office on the ballot must have space for a write-in candidate. A presidential candidate must have a slate of state electors pledged to him if votes are to be counted.
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William Howe
Ted Brown
George Farris
Mildred Perry
Perry
Two Hit Skip Mishaps Prompt Police Cites
Athens police investigated two hit and run incidents over the weekend. James D. Rode, 21, of 34 N. McKinley Ave., cited for leaving the scene on Mill Street after his westbound car struck a parked vehicle and fled, with paint on his bumper. Jonnie D. Pollard, 16, of Albany, owns the parked car. Lee L. Ramey, 39, of Route 1, Ewington, reported his vehicle hit at South Y and Route 33 by another car that left the scene. police seek a red Corvette driver believed to have damage to its left side and rear.
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Athens
James D. Rode
N. McKinley Ave
Mill Street
Rode
Mill
Jonnie D. Pollard
Albany
Lee L. Ramey
Ewington
Ramey
Troy’s Shell Station
Gilligan Crewson Backers To Meet In Athens Bentley Hall
The Athens Committee for Gilligan and Crewson will hold an open meeting for town residents and Ohio University faculty and students interested in campaigns. John Perlman of the Young Democrats says the gathering aims to organize canvassing procedures and recruit campaign workers for Gilligan for Senate and Crewson for Congress.
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Athens Committee
Gilligan and Crewson
McCarthy
Ohio University
John Gilligan
Senate
Harry Crewson
Congress
John Perlman
Ohio University Young Democrats
Bentley Hall
Mother's Meal From Aerosol Cans Predicted
Waterbury Connecticut researchers in Scovill Manufacturing aerosol division predict housewives will serve full course dinners from pressure packed cans. Marketing manager Paul Welsh foresees about 600 million units on the market by 1971 with cheese spreads and dressings already in aerosol form and mashed potatoes and other dinner ingredients on the way.
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Aerosol Division
Scovill Manufacturing Company
Paul Welsh
Landlords Seek Zoning Variances In Athens Hearing
Four landlords will ask the Athens Zoning Appeals Board to allow more than three roomers per property at a 7:30 p.m. hearing October 10 in City Council Chambers City Hall. They join 40 landlords notified of violations under a city ordinance restricting rooming houses. Names include Craig L Heydon 121 N Lancaster St Robert D Faulkner 60 Morris Ave Dwight A Pugh 302 E State St and Edna Quivey 138 Lancaster St. Twelve variance applications were issued and four returned. more hearings possible if additional applications arrive.
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Athens Zoning Appeals Board
City Council
City Hall
Craig L. Heydon
N. Lancaster St
Robert D. Faulkner
Morris Ave
Dwight A. Pugh
E. State St
Edna Quivey
Lancaster St
Appeals Board
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Reaches Local Families
A list of births and names connected to Sheltering Arms Hospital appears, naming families such as Mr and Mrs Gary Minerd of Athens with a son, Mr and Mrs Jerome Dixon of Stewart with a son, and several other parents and relatives from Stewart, Clarence, The Plains, Athens, Millfield and surrounding areas. The note section records multiple newborns and associated relatives in a concise community notice.
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Gary Minerd
Athens
Jerome Dixon
Stewart
Greg Roush
Syracuse
Stil For Prohibition Stil For Prohibition
Madras India chief advocate of prohibition in South India says his US tour strengthened his views. C N Annadurai Madras state chief minister told a public meeting that Americans sip liquor slowly, while Indians gulp it quickly. Ninety percent of a strawberry is water and botanically not a berry.
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Madras
India
South India
United States
C. N. Annadurai
Ohio adopts uniform traffic court rules in bold overhaul
Ohio Supreme Court standardizes traffic procedures for all subcounty courts. Athens Municipal Court plans to adopt next month as rules require appearances by all defendants and quadruplicate tickets to cut clerical work. Enhanced record keeping by Motor Vehicles and consolidated trials aim for quicker, fairer outcomes.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Athens
Ohio State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Franklin Sheeter
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
California
Sheeter
Ohio Bar Committee
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Leading Pianist Constantinidis To Give Concert Next Sunday
One of the nation s leading concert pianists Nicolas Constantinidis will perform at Ohio University s Ewing Auditorium at 8 p m Sunday in a School of Music Exchange Concert free of charge. Born Cairo 1936 to Greek parents he became sightless at six and studied in Greece and England before earning degrees at Baldwin Wallace Cleveland Institute and later teaching at the University of Akron He plans a second European tour in spring 1969.
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Ohio University
Nicolas Constantinidis
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Schoenberg
Hadzifakis
Ewing Auditorium
School of Music
U. S
Constantinidis
Cairo
Egypt
Greece
Royal Academy of Music
London
Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music
Music Academy of the West
Traffic Fines from Municipal Court
Naomi B Huffine aged 37 of Albany Route 1 faced improper lane violations with fines of 10 dollars and 11 50 cents costs while no operator s license added 15 dollars and 11 50 cents costs Edgar L Starcher 22 from Parkersburg cited for speeding with 30 dollars and costs Ene Thomas Dowler 42 of Nelsonville Route 1 charged with driving with suspended license 5300 dollars and costs and 15 days jail with 200 dollar fine and jail sentence suspended if he remains unlicensed One cup of strawberries contains 90 calories and a handful has more vitamin C than the adult daily requirement
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Naomi B. Huffine
Albany
Edgar L. Starcher
Parkersburg
Thomas Dowler
Nelsonville
Police Get Stolen Goods Notifications
A convertible top and a radio were reported stolen in Athens. Sanders Used Car Lot on East State Street suffered a car radio theft, while a tan top was taken from a convertible between Saturday 5 30 p.m. and Sunday 1 10 p.m. The list of named locals includes ages and towns such as Athens Glouster Coshocton The Plains Nelsonville and Millfield among others.
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Athens
Dale Sanders
Sanders Used Car Lot
East State Street
Jack Roth
N. McKinley
Man Pleads No Contest In Toxication and Left Of Center
A 27 year old Newcomerstown man Richard Lee Stewart pleaded no contest in Athens County Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated and driving left of center. A hearing is set for 9 a.m. Friday with Stewart free on $300 bond for intoxication and $22 for the left of center charge. A separate note on nutrition states strawberries contain more vitamin A than raisins and more vitamin C than the same amount of lemons.
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Newcomerstown
Athens County
Cen
Richard Lee Stewart
Two Hurt In Athens Accidents
Two persons were injured and one cited after three separate crashes in Athens Saturday. Linda Larsen, 19, treated for a head bump after a rear end collision at Union and Congress. Kristin Dean, 20, cited for failure to stop within assured distance. Retha Potts, 62, complained of whiplash in a second rear end crash at State and Avon. Donald Fannin jailed for intoxication with $25 fine and costs.
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Athens
Linda Larsen
Hudson Health Center
Union and
Congress
James Raymond Reinhard
Gamertsfelder Hall
Miss Larsen
Reinhard
Kristin M. Dean
S. College St
Retha Blanche Potts
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Cronkite
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Memorial Auditorium
Howe
Gilligan-Crewson
Watch Repair Service
Wilson Baker
Watchmaker
Berry Hell
Waterbury, Conn
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
E. State
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Herbert Norman Jr
Clarence McDonald
Plains
Zane Gray
Dwight Rutherford
Charles Clench
Isabelle Josten
Donald Daugherty
Jack Hillyer
Robert Rowan
John Clark
Millfield
John Redding
Scott VanHorn
Robert Laziman
Elton Steele
Audrey Finch
Harry Thornton
James Schmidt
Elwood Scaggs
Robert Wion
Randy Diener
Donald Bobo
Richard Haddox
Ralph Nuzum
High Court
Gyorgy Sandor
Arthur Loesser
Cleveland Institute of Music
University of Akron
Europe
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Rooter
Mane Isner
Clifford H. Smith Ill
Linda Hanning
the Plains
Michael S. McNutt
Red Town
Cheryl L. Spencer
Glouster
Stanley S. Shaw, Jr
Coshocton
Mary Ellen Baird
Richard Bruce
Bonnie Roberts
Lewis Harold Owrey Jr
Karen Lee Everhart
Patrick Flynn
Amy Duncan
Donald L. Dalton
Army
Tone Jean Snedden
Hookkeener
Donald Fannin
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Athens National Bank
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