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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1964

Page

3

Council OKs Rental Plan For Memorial Building

Nelsonville council approves by six to one a month to month lease for the Veterans Industrial Memorial Building to Wm. Brooks Shoe Co. Terms mirror prior agreement, with Brooks to use as a sales warehouse until May 1 then monthly if city needs the building. The city to seek federal reimbursement and apply for ACPW and HFA funds for improvements. A pay raise and other ordinances were approved, and flood mitigation steps discussed.

Nelsonville Veterans Industrial Memorial Wm. Brooks Shoe Co Frank North Ward Phillips Brooks Accelerated Public Works Administration Housing and Home Finance Agency Recreation Commission Veterans Memorial Building Brooks Company Dale Townsend Phillips London Myers St. Jessens Fulton St Hoffman Athens Army Corps of Engineers Hocking Roger Brisgal

Logan Postmaster Job Draws Eleven Applicants

The U S Civil Service Commission announced eleven applicants for the Logan postmaster position. Formal filings listed Richard M. Collison Vaughn A. Collins Richard S. Donahey John G. Shaw James M. Gault Francis E. Myers Harry E. Shaw Ralph L. Sheets Steven E. Spurgus Carl M. Wahl and Walter Huffman Jr Donahey former city service director is acting post master.

LOGAN U.S. Civil Service Commission Washington Richard M. Collison Vaughn A. Collins Richard S. Donahey John G. Shaw James M. Gault Francis E. Myers Harry E. Shaw Ralph L. Sheets Steven E. Spurgus Carl M. Wahl Walter Huffman Jr. Donahey

Nelsonville Meetings and King Hussein Visit

Nelsonville hosts multiple meetings including the parade committee at Jack's Grill led by O. B. Carpenter and York and Trimble Grange gatherings with guests from Trimble. Civic groups meet at Pythian Hall and Elks Club as Boy Scout Troop 66 reorganizes its patrols. King Hussein of Jordan arrives in Philadelphia for a U S state visit.

Nelsonville Jack’s Grill O. B. Carpenter York Grange Grange Oakgrove Trimble Grange Wesley Hawk Gerald Forbes Hannah Thomas Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias Pythian Hall Pythian Building William Whitlatch Mike Jacobs Jim Blair United Brick and Clay Workers Elks Dining Room Philadelphia King Hussein of Jordan United States Johnson

Pvt. R. Hoy Home After Military Duty

Pvt. Richard R. Hoy II, 19, of Shawnee, returned from six months active training under the Reserve Forces Act. At Fort Bliss he trained as an automatic weapons crewman and will finish service with the Ohio National Guard at New Lexington after basic training at Fort Knox. He is a 1962 Shawnee New Straitsville High School graduate and previously worked for the U.S. Forest Service.

Shawnee Army National Guard Richard R. Hoy II Richard Hoy Army Air Defense Guided Missile Training Center Fort Bliss Tex Hoy Ohio National Guard New Lexington Fort Knox Shawnee- New Straitsville U.S. Forest Service

Blue Birds Clean Corner in Nelsonville Volunteers Clean Lot

Two groups of Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls led by Mrs. Sarah Cline and Mrs. Hubert James cleaned the Nelson lot at Fort and Washington streets on Saturday. They plan to plant flowers as a summer project and ask the community to help keep the site tidy.

Nelson Ville Blue Birds Sarah Cline Hubert James Nelson Lot Fort and Washington Streets

Murray City launches spring clean up and paint up

Murray City proceeds with a spring clean up and paint up campaign from April 15 to May 15. Mayor Dick Smith as general chairman urges cooperation from American Legion Post 420 churches and community groups to remove unsightly spots complete repairs and begin painting to improve the town’s appearance.

Murray City American Legion Post 420 Dick Smith

Valley Temple 65th Anniversary Plans Unfold

Valley Temple No. 137 Py thian Sisters in Nelsonville finalized plans for its 65th anniversary at a Thursday session led by Mrs. Florence Coakley. A 6 pm April 23 dinner at Ethel's Tea Room will mark the event with three 50 year pins presented to Dolly Koenig Bertha Evans and Bess Jones. Reservations through James Cope Helma Hutchins or Edin Cavanaugh. The annual inspection is scheduled for June 11 with Sylvia Bownes as inspection officer.

Nelsonville Valley Temple No. 137 Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall Florence Coakley Nora Cox Ethel Dolly Koenig Bertha Evans Columbus Bess Jones Athens James Cope

Dayton state final solo and ensemble results for Logan High

Six Logan High School band members competed in the state final solo and ensemble contest in Dayton. A drum ensemble of Fritz Rabb, Dean Imboden, Marty Adcock and Davie Blankenship earned a superior rating. Jerry McAfee gained a superior rating on trumpet, Fred Schmidt earned an excellent rating on clarinet. Instructors Richard Buntz and Al Horsky attended with parents Fred Schmidt and D E McAfee family members.

Logan Logan High School Dayton Fritz Rabb Dean Imboden Marty Adcock Davie Blankenship Jerry McAfee Fred Schmidt Richard Buntz al Horsky D. E. McAfee

Frat Claims Car-Loading Record At Loyola University

The Phi Kappa Theta fraternity at Loyola University allegedly stuffed 32 lean members into a standard size auto sedan, setting an unusual record amid crowds cheering and the sounds of effort.

Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity Loyola University

Sun Day School music program at First Baptist Church

Nelsonville program of music presented by the Sunday School Department at First Baptist Church, Sunday at 3 p.m. The event is a community musical outreach featuring songs performed by church youth and volunteers.

Nelsonville First Baptist Church

Eastern Star Inspection Draws One Hundred Five Attendees

Thea Chapter 192 Order of Eastern Star held its annual inspection in Glouster with about 105 members in attendance. Mary Simons and Delmar Gladden welcomed guests including Roberta Mindling and Verna Hammond. Four candidates received degrees and a dinner at Gordon Hotel preceded the meeting with representation from numerous chapters.

Gordon Hotel Amesville Athens Beverly Chesterhill Cheshire Columbus Guysville Marietta McConnelsville Harrisonville Middleport Nelsonville Camden York Reinersville

Births and dismissals noted at Mount St Mary Hospital

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs John Wolfe Amesville and others with newborn sons and daughters from Nelsonville Chauncey Glouster Athens and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Mrs Robert Petrou and son Athens and several residents leaving Mount St Mary Hospital.

John Wolfe Amesville Donald Davis Nelsonville Roger Grueser Logan Elizabeth Perkins Bessie Nicholson Chauncey Roma Gabriel New Marshfield Harry Abram New Straitsville Nanette Smith Murray City Clay McDonald Buchtel Sophia Jones Glouster Oria W. North Harry M. Henshaw Wyona Devol Nellie McNutt Athens Christy Long

Chester Gilbert Six and Helen Rutgers Named in Logan Incident

Chester Gilbert Six aged 51 a truck driver and Helen Josephine Rutgers aged 53 a sales clerk, both of Logan were involved in a reported incident.

Chester Gilbert Six Logan Helen Josephine Rutgers

Party Honors Miss Verity

Lu cille Verity hosted a birthday party at Fred's Steak House on Sunday for her sister Beth Verity. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor and daughter Jane, Mr. and Mrs. William Hall and daughter Lucretia, Loren North, Mrs. Mabel Hooper, Hazel Verity, and the honored guest.

Nelsonville Lucille Verity Fred’s Steak House Beth Verity Don Taylor Jane William Hall Lucretia Loren North Mabel Hooper Hazel Verity

Easter Visitors Reported From Ohio and Michigan

The Messenger notes Easter holiday guests visiting in Ohio and Michigan. Jack Mecum and daughter Tammy from Pontiac, Michigan stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs John Mecum and sons. Also visiting were Francis Sabo of Powhaten Point Louise Beougher of The Plains and Edna with her Columbus family visiting Mr and Mrs Sam McClelland.

Jack Mecum Pontiac Mich Tammy John Mecum Francis Sabo Powhaten Point Louise Beougher the Plains Edna Columbus Sam McClelland

Hocking Valley Birth and Admissions Note

Hocking Valley hospital reports the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs William Hemrick Haydenville. Admitted are Mrs Chan Kistler Logan Mrs Robert Hanley Logan and Mrs Henry Bruce Millfield Gilbert W Travis Union Furnace Earl P Holdren Ray and Mrs Lawrence Dix Buchtel.

William Hemrick Haydenville Chan Kistler Logan Robert Hanley Henry Bruce Millfield Gilbert W. Travis Union Furnace Earl P. Holdren Ray Lawrence Dixon Buchtel

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