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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1973

Page

5

Judge Fines Driver and Forfeits Bonds in Hocking County

Judge Stilwell fined Daniel P. McArthur for speeding and set an April 21 hearing. Norman pleads not guilty to speeding. Ten bonds were forfeited including Arnold Coen and Clarence Bourne Jr. plus Shelley Goldstein. Additional $23.50 speeding forfeits involve Larry Kitchen Jayne Lundy Nancy Peoples Abdol Salehi Gladys Childress Scott Reisman and John Steward Tyler.

Logan Stilwell Hocking County Daniel P. McArthur Athens Roger M. Norman Lancaster Arnold B. Coen Clarence M. Bourne Jr New Straitsville Shelley L. Goldstein Watchung N.J Larry M. Kitchen Wood St Jayne Lundy Wilmington Nancy L. Peoples Oak St Abdol Hossein Salehi Gladys F., Childress Toledo Scott Reisman Plainview N.Y John Steward Tyler Little Hocking

Pancake Supper and Art Festival Draws Thousands in Logan

The third annual Pancake Supper and Art Festival at the Logan Armory, sponsored by the Rotary, served several thousand people. Rotary members plus spouses staffed the event, with 120 displayers showcasing 1,200 art pieces including 700 paintings. Proceeds fund local community projects.

Logan Logan Armory Rotary Ed Dietz Jim Struckman

Glouster Personalities Visit From Newark And Virginia

Mrs. Ann Lemoine and grandchildren Lori Theresa and Jerry Molnar of Newark plan a future move back to Bar Street Glouster. Mrs. Warren Burr and daughter Betty Joan of Youngstown visit Delmar and Bernice Gladden on Braun Street. Norman Lowery and family from Alex ander Virginia visit his mother and relatives in Glouster and surrounding areas before returning home Sunday. Also visiting are C O Lowry and Mrs. Robert Lowry from Virginia Beach with Darlene and Mike.

Ann Lemoine Lori, Theresa Jerry Molnar Newark Glouster Norman Bernice Lowery Oakdale Lowery Harold Brown Bishopville Virginia Lowry C. O Robert Lowry Darlene Mike Virginia Beach

Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Dismissals

Hospital column lists inpatients and later discharges including Miss Linda Wilson from Murray City and several residents from Nelsonville Glouster Buchtel Zaleski New Straitsville Athens and other towns with names such as John Lewis Logan Wilburn Stuart Speelman Harley Dupler and Master John Spencer. The page records multiple patient mentions and a dismissal group.

Linda Wilson Murray City Flossie Morman Glen Tharp Roy Snackenberg Joan Smith Nelsonville Robert Lehman Leonard Christian Carbon Hill Lucy Root Athens Helen Standley Georgia Vermaaten Glouster Eleanor Smart Buchtel Katherine Cates Zaleski Charles Kemper New Straitsville John Lewis Logan Wilburn Stuart Speelman Helen Ross Harley Dupler Rose Milliran Harry Bookman John Spencer Tammy Lanning

Local meetings schedule for Nelsonville and area

Elks Lodge 543 meets Tuesday at 8 pm to plan a spaghetti dinner April 28. Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion meets Monday 7 45 pm. York Grange 2436 meets Thursday 7 30 pm with potluck refreshments. Tri County JVHS board April session Tuesday 7 pm. Hocking Technical College board meets Tuesday 8 30 pm. Knights of Pythias Valley Lodge 169 dinner Wednesday 6 30 pm to honor 50 year members. James Hollenbaugh invites all. Lillian Gish papers in Library of Congress show noted script annotations.

Elks Lodge No. 543 Elks Hall Hocking Street Glenford Dugan American Legion Tri-County Joint Vocational High School Vocational High School Hocking Technical College Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias Pythian Hall James Hollenbaugh

Where Were Police Where Were Police

Nelsonville saw a morning disruption at city hall when no officers reported for duty due to a day off for Police Chief Valkinburg and an unexplained mix-up. The mayor had a court session, and the gap was filled when a patrolman was assigned to duty.

Nelsonville City Hall Max Valkinburg Donald W. Bumgardner

Larceny and Intoxication Charges In Nelsonville Case

Nelsonville police charged Jesse F. Mash of Route 2 with grand larceny and public intoxication after a tape player was stolen from a car owned by Janice Traugh on Columbus Street near Hoodlett Department Store on April 11. Mash was jailed at Athens County jail.

Nelsonville Jesse F. Mash Janice Traugh Columbus St Miss Traugh Columbus Street Hoodlett Department Mash Athens County

Birth at Hocking Valley Hospital Nelsonville

Mr and Mrs Eddie Dicker announce the birth of a son at Hocking Valley Community Hospital Nelsonville. The report lists several admissions from Logan and nearby towns.

Hocking Valley Community Hospital Eddie Dickerson Nelsonville James R. King Jr Avriel Summer Mary E. Phillips Ray L. Spafford Tommy Nelson Paul E. Kline Logan Merl Hunter McArthur James Blankenship Pearl Ray Joe Foltz Albert Sheets Robin L. Colburn Ernest Freeman Gladys W. Hopkins Flossie Estep John Cherry Curtis Pooler Sylvester Beck Doug Huston Harold Daubenmire

DAR Members Hear on Wild Flowers of Hocking County

Logan Merl Primmer, Ohio University Lancaster botany assistant professor, spoke to Governor Worthington Chapter DAR on Wild Flowers of Hocking County. He illustrated with pressed specimens and color slides noting the county’s plant diversity. The group planned food for bloodmobile workers and discussed dues increases and a May meeting.

Logan Merl Primmer Ohio University Lancaster Hocking County Primmer Mississippi River Waldschmidt House Governor Worthington Chapter Green N. M. Brown Elva Cottrill Anita Adcock

Five Drivers Sentenced In Nelsonville Court

In a Saturday session five individuals faced sentences on traffic charges. Melvin T. Kemp pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 200 dollars fine plus costs and three days in jail. Carolyn D. Carter and Melody L. Hansel each pleaded guilty to traffic violations and paid fines. George Auflick admitted left of center driving and paid 10 dollars with suspension of the fine. Ed W. Lenning pleaded no contest to driving with no headlights after prior warnings.

Nelsonville Donald W. Bumgardner Melvin T. Kemp Johnstown Carolyn D. Carter St. Charles St Melody L. Hansel George Auflick Harper St Ed W. Lenning Millbury Lenning

Perry County Schools seek second psychologist amid workload

Perry County Schools announced two applicants for a second psychologist as workload reaches over 7,000 students per psychologist, with a maximum 3,000 per person. An EMR supervisor may be funded by the state to aid EMR teachers. Title VI recruitment continues. Calendar exchanges and lunch program discussions followed among districts.

New Lexington Perry County Howard Nice Randall Talbott EMR State Department of Education William Dunlap

Band Boosters Plan Trimble Variety Show

The Trimble Local School District band boosters announce a two night variety show on April 27 and 28 at 7 30 p m in the Trimble Elementary building. Marshall Kimball directs a program featuring selections from Sound of Music Camelot West Side Story and The Wizard of Oz. Advance tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for children with door prices 1 25 and 75 cents respectively. Tickets are available in advance from any band member.

Glouster Trimble Marshall Kimball Sound of Music

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Huth Bill Robb David Arledge Barton S. Hall David Moore Charles Moore N. Orchard St Mount St. Mary Hospital York Oak Grove Bernice Cagg Lillian Gish Library of Congress the Fisher Dar James Green Joseph Spencer Portsmouth Nabby Lee Ames United States Theodore Dupler Perry W. Union St David Douglas Exxon Ohio
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