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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

Page

4

State Association To Hold Meeting At Inn

The Ohio Speech and Hearing Association will hold its annual conference April 9 10 at the Ohio University Inn in Athens Professional therapists from across the state are expected. Dr Kenneth Johnson executive secretary of the American Speech and Hearing Association will speak at the Friday banquet on progress in the two professions. Friday sectional meetings cover voice disorders industrial hearing conservation public school speech and hearing therapy and current research. Saturday focuses on community agency in speech pathology and audiology rehabilitation of aphasic adults cleft palate children and laryngectomized patients. Ohio University professors A C La Follette Richard Ham and Allan Richards will appear along with visiting speakers Dr Ray Lazak Dr Luigi Pizzamiglio Rob ert Stimpert.

Ohio Speech and Hearing Association Ohio University Inn Athens Kenneth Johnson The American Speech and Hearing Association Ohio University A. C. la Follette Richard Ham Allan Richards Ray Lazak Highland View Hospital Cleveland Luigi Pizzamiglio Mulano Italy Robert &Timpert OSHA Columbus Hearing and Speech Center

Suits Settled Before Plea Hearings In Common Pleas Court

Two civil actions were settled Thursday before hearings. Nora M. Jarrell sued Marguerite Timmons over injuries from a June 15 1962 fall on Timmons property. Myrle and Anna Griffin settled their $2000 damages claim against Condon Cunningham tied to Route 7 construction.

Common Pleas Court Nora M. Jarrell Marguerite Timmons Myrle Anna M. Griffin Condon-Cunningham

New Firemen Hired For Athens Department

Bruce F. Slane 23 formerly of Marion has been hired as a fireman for the Athens department. He passed the January civil service exam and starts with a 370 dollar monthly pay during a one year probation. Chief Dalton says the department’s personnel level is complete except for five new slots authorized by council. The Demolay will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Masonic Temple per Ben Roberson.

Bruce F. Slane Marion Athens Charles Dalton Slane Dalton Council

Rainfall Drops in March 1965 Weather Totals

March rainfall totaled 3.14 inches per U. S. Weather Service observer C. L. Colmer, down from 9.42 inches in March 1964. The March high reached 48 degrees, with morning low 29 and a 56 degree rise by midmorning.

C. L. Colmer U. S

Union Head To Address Local Dinner

Anthony J. DeAndrade president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union will speak at Athens Local 269 banquet at the Tap House in celebration of the unions 75th anniversary. Social hour at 6 p.m. and banquet at 7 p.m. Dancing to Paul Lewis and His Band will follow. Local members and printing industry workers from Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Lancaster Chillicothe Portsmouth Ironton Belpre Nelsonville and Parkersburg are expected to attend.

Anthony J. DeAndrade International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America Athens International Union Paul Lewis Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Lancaster Chillicothe Portsmouth Ironton Belpre Nelsonville l Parkersburg

Coolville News Notes Include Births Visits And Court Action

Mr and Mrs A W Brandeberry visited their daughter Mrs Ralph Warne and family in Columbus recently. Earnest Cole’s family welcomed a grandson Bryan Paul Leslie Cole. Mrs Carson visited her father Critt Bradford and sister Mrs Howard Frank in Racine. Agnes Richardson’s name omitted from Athens Extension Home makers exhibit list. James R Nichols fined 10 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court for assault and battery on wife Leah Nichols at 191 Grosvenor St after a quarrel over aquarium purchase. B F Auer of Athens High School attends the 70th annual North Central Associations meeting in Chicago with about 2000 winter attendees.

Herman Carson Coolville A. W. Brandeberry Ralph Warne Columbus Earnest Cole Bryan Paul Leslie Cole Carson Critt Bradford Howard Frank Racine Agnes Richardson Athens James R. Nichols Marleah Nichols Grosvenor St Anr Aquarium B. F. Auer Athens High School North Central Associations of Colleges and Secondary Schools Chicago

Marriage Licenses Issued in Chauncey and Amesville

Two marriage licenses issued. Mark Stephen Fiske 21 of Chauncey to Maria Jean Dunkle 18 of Chauncey. William Arthur Quinn 19 of Amesville to Beverly Susan Barrett 18 of Trimble.

Mark Stephen Fiske Chauncey Maria Jean Dunkle William Arthur Quinn Amesville Beverly Susan Barrett Trimble

Rhodes To Address ABA Industrial Luncheon

Gov. James A. Rhodes will speak at the Athens Business Association industrial appreciation luncheon on April 22 at the Ohio University Inn. ABA president Earl F. Matthews says the event will feature local industry exhibits and the annual ABA report, with reservations due by April 15 and a 180 capacity ballroom.

James A. Rhodes Athens Business Association Earl F. Matthews ABA Ohio Kenner Bush Mathews Ohio Unversity Inn

Farm Group Awards At Area Dinner In Lancaster

The Athens County Farm Bureau earned awards at a Lancaster banquet for best overall drive and shortest regional drive in the 22 county area. The county reported 35 new members since last year and 30 volunteers in the drive during a 36 hour campaign. Ronnie Scott received an award for the best overall drive. Paul Bower credited for successful campaigns in Athens Meigs and Gallia Counties. Over 300 attendees included the Athens County delegation and numerous couples.

Athens County Farm Bureau Lancaster Ronnie Scott Oawards Paul Bower Athens Meigs Gallia Athens County Dale Scott Delbert Kasler John Robinson Wayne Wingett William la ¥Ollett Byron Shanks Farm Bureau Gaylor Cook and Bower

Real Estate Transfers Highlight Athens and Surrounding Areas

A series of real estate transfers recorded across Athens The Plains Bern Rome Dover Albany Chauncey Carthage York Lodi Canaan and Loma with buyers including Calendine Zimmerman Jewell Keney Sayre and Shockey. Properties range from single tracts to multiple parcels totaling several dozen acres.

Harold Nancy Radford Wendell Wanda Calendine Athens Conrad Donna Zimmerman Plains William Emma Pratt Ronald Diana Begg Frank Lorena Jewell Frank E Peggy Jewell Alfred Linda Parsons Floyd Lorena Butcher Broadwell Bern Lanny Juanita Keney Earl Keney Bern Earl Ethel Keney Dennis Sandra Keney Woland Lola McPher Jack Eva Sayre Dover Charles Hazel Stockman Lawrence Thelma Raines Al-bany Calvin Mabel Collins George Carla Ashworth Helen Rimmey Robert Glenna Liffey Adda Wippett Carol Orpha Tippett Chauncey Earl Stover Denver Florence Rowland Rome Paul and Isabella Noble Shirley Williams Lenora Colling Carl Helen Pettit York Po Myron Hill Hazel Hill Carthage Gene Lavelle Philip Mary Lavelle Georgia Willard Herbert’ S Catherine Vanness Juanita Matson Royce Jane Cudeley Lucille Shockey Guy Bell Lodi Gail Nellie Phillips Homer Jean Gall Canaan Gomer Clark Eloise Clark

Service Briefs: Alkire and Robe Enter Military Assignments

Pvt. Carl R. Alkire 18, Frost Route 1, assigned to 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg after Rome-Canaan High School. basic training at Fort Knox. Nathan W. Robe, Master Machinist 3-C, son of T. Robe, 35 Woodward Ave., stationed in Sicily after destroyer cruise from Norfolk. joined Navy in 1963. brother 1st Lt. Robert Q. Robe with Army in Bavaria.

Carl R. Alkire Jennison R Alkire Frost 82Nd Airborne Division Fort Bragg N. C Rome-Canaan High School Ft Knox Nathan W. Robe T. Robe Woodward Ave Sicily Norfolk Robe Navy Robert Q. Robe Bavaria Germany

Oil Fire on Con press St Quelled by Athens Firemen

Firemen extinguished a small oil blaze started when a warning flare on Con press Street was knocked over. Crews set the flare and doused the burning oil with dirt at 7 29 p m Wednesday. Heart disease and strokes claimed about one million American deaths in the past two years.

Athens Con Press

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