City School Grants Fund New Library Facility
Morrison Elementary to gain a central library funded by a $5,300 state grant under the elementary and secondary education act. The project will add books, AV materials, furniture and a library room. Future funds may expand facilities at The Plains, Athens Junior High, Chauncey and the new Athens Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
State Department of Education
the Plains Elementary
Athens Junior High
Chauncey
New Athens
Chauncey, the Plains
Morrison, West Elementary
Athens High
Bob Drach
George Drach
Avon Pl
Athens
Columbus
Anne Swardson
Lynda Taylor
Court Lists Case Load March Municipal Court docket
A total of 328 cases were on the Municipal Court docket in March per clerk Miss Lavina Sycks. The mix included 99 state and 229 city cases, with fines and costs totaling 6664.65. The traffic bureau gathered 3369.68, up from 2865.72 in March 1965, when 172 city cases paid 2742.75 in fines and 561.60 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Sycks
Two Suits Settled in Common Pleas Court
Two lawsuits dismissed after settlements in Common Pleas Court. Nicholas Zable sued Walter Carsey, a minor, and Margie Nadine Pickett sued William Hill Kisor, a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Nicholas Zable
Walter Carsey
Margie Nadine Pickett
William Hill Kisor
Traffic Fines From Municipal Court Roster
Marvin Walter Crippen 23 Stewart fined for conditional speed after patrol. $10 and costs. William Darrell Wolf 18 Nelsonville Route 1 cited for defective horn. $10 and costs. Bastian Fageiner Auer 42 Athens Route 3 cited for speeding. $15 and costs. William Edward Smith 48 Pomeroy found guilty on traffic light violation. $3 and costs. Maurice Vernon Reed 40 Reedsville fined for speeding. $15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Walter Crippen
Stewart
William Darrell Wolf
Nelsonville
Bastian Fageiner Auer
Athens
William Edward Smith
Pomeroy
Maurice Vernon Reed
Reedsville
Bond Forfeitures In COUNTY COURT Released
Five drivers listed with fines for traffic violations including failure to yield right of way left of center and conditional speed. Names Barbara Parsons James Brown Jeffrey Freer Wayne Engle and Michael Jenkins with ages and hometowns. Examination station hours Friday 8 to 5 at K of C Hall Mill Street Athens relief examiner to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Sue Parsons
Guysville
James G. Brown
Parkersburg
Jeffrey Edward Freer
Nelsonville
Wayne M. Engle
Columbus
Michael Earl Jenkins
New Marshfield
K of C
Mill St
Athens
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens area
Mr and Mrs William Phillips welcomed a daughter at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Route 4. Also listed are a list of residents associated with Athens routes and nearby areas. Dismissals include Vicki Brooks Earl Haines Lenore Williams and several others from Athens and Albany areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
Athens Route 4
Vicki Brooks
Athens
Earl Haines
Lenore Williams
Robert Boyd
Marion Kirk
John Ingram
Albany
Pearl Clark
New Marshfield
Frank de Buse
Ohio University Chemical Engineering Gets NSF Grant for Camera
The Ohio University chemical engineering department received a 2500 grant from the National Science Foundation to buy a high speed camera for research directed by Dr. James Throne, assistant professor of chemical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Chemical Engineering Department
National Science Foundation
James Throne
Four Ohio University Architecture Students Win Honors
Four students from Ohio University's school of architecture receive top honors. Miles Andrew Price wins a $200 Reynolds Aluminum regional prize for an aluminum prefabricated system component using close packed spheres. Robert Frost Stanley Kaczmar and John Haytas earn summer positions with European firms, departing June 13 for a 10 week program and summer travel.
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Ohio University School of Architecture
Miles Andrew Price
Reynolds Aluminum
Robert Frost
Stanley Kaczmar
John Haytas
Europe
United States
Localized charges filed against residents with bonds set
Andy Brozak of 61 Hudson Ave pleaded innocent to assault and battery with a $32 bond set and case continued. Rene Kirchner of 150 Grosvenor St faced a $12 bond forfeiture for dog running at large. James Fuduric of Perkins Hall charged with disorderly conduct with a $32 bond forfeiture. Winston H. Breeden of 24 Popular St cited for open flask by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Brozak
Hudson Ave
Adriana Brozak
Rene Kirchner
Grosvenor St
James Fuduric
Perkins Hall
Winston H. Breeden
Popular St
Istanbul native joins Ohio Auto Club as travel consultant
Jawid N. Shemseddin, a native of Istanbul, joins the Automobile Club of Southern Ohio as a world travel consultant in the Athens office. He is the son of a former Iraq province governor, holds a master's from the University of Cincinnati, and is a University of Baghdad graduate who previously taught and served as an embassy attaché.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawid N. Shemseddin
Istanbul
Turkey
The
Automobile Club of
Ohio
Club
Athens
Shemseddin
Iraq
University of Baghdad
University of Cincinnati
Ae Auto Club
Army nurse 2nd Lt. Carolyn Cade serves in Viet Nam
The Messenger reports 2nd Lt. Carolyn Cade from The Plains and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cade is assigned to duties as a nurse at a Viet Nam evacuation hospital. A 1961 Plains High School graduate, she earned her degree from the University of Cincinnati in 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Cade
Loren
the Plains
Viet Nam
the Plains High School
University of Cincinnati
Athens High Grads Enlist In Navy
Two 1964 Athens High School graduates enlist in the Navy and receive recruit training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Robert E. Brooks and Harold C. Summers are the named sailors, with family details noted and recruiters urging enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Navy
Robert E. Brooks
Harold C. Summers
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Brooks
Raymond Brooks
Summers
James Summers
Barbara Ann Smith
William Bressler
Dupler Sues Mount St Mary Hospital Over Workers Comp Fund
Oscar Dupler of Nelsonville Route 1 files civil action against Mount St. Mary Hospital ICO BWC seeking a right to participate in the state workers compensation fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dupler
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
ICO Bwc
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Everett Kelley
Terry Little
Richard McKinstry
Larry Baker
Earl Dailey
NSF
Nima
Joyce
Diane Debs
Vixen
Frat House
Canvas Oxfords
Black Patent
Shoe Department
the Messenger
Thurs
Athens High Grads
Army Nurse Corps
Michael R. Doughty
USN
James L. Doughty
Euclid Dr
Long Beach
Calif
Valley Forge
Seventh Fleet
Michael D. Shea
Frank Shea
Foster Pl
Naval Air Station
Guantanamo
Cuba
Aneers, Yona
SLIM
Nylon and Lycra
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