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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
4
An appeals court ruling from Cincinnati holding that a city earnings tax is paid where earned should not impact Athens. The city tax consultant notes Section 15 allows credit for tax paid elsewhere but residents taxed in another city at one percent still owe the difference to Athens.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Childs of Athens welcomed a son. Admitted patients include Jeffrey Zelman and several named residents from Athens Jacksonville Kirkwood Guysville and surrounding areas along with Mrs Sam Jones Mrs William Menifee Mrs Pauline Smith and others.
The Ohio Valley Guidance Council will hold its spring conference at Ohio University this Saturday. Teachers administrators and guidance workers and interested students and university personnel will attend. Dr Ethel Alpenfels of New York University will discuss Views of the Anthropologist Toward Guidance of Youth. Ohio faculty panels include Dr Edward P Lynn Dr David L Russell and Mrs Helen W Worstell. Group discussions for various school levels follow. About 10 Athens Hocking Realtors Association members say they are not opposed to water being provided to subdivisions outside the city.
Albany Local School lists 52 students on the sixth six weeks honor roll with names across grades twelve to seven led by Shirley Greer and Marcus D. Lohr Jr. Amesville reports 44 students on its honor roll compiled by Jesse M. Cain. Carthage Troy High lists 14 students on its latest honor roll. New Marshfield lists 38 pupils on the fifth six weeks honor roll.
Albert C. Gubitz Jr a native of Athens and Ohio University graduate has been named manager of GE s newly created electronic components promotion and communications operation at Owensboro He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Gubitz of Athens Ohio He joined GE ten years ago in Schenectady and has led advertising and sales promotion in the tube department He previously moved to Owensboro in 1960 as an advertising account representative and later coordinated GE s advertising and public relations training program
The Hocking River stood 15.73 feet at 7 a.m. Thursday, still below the 17-foot flood mark as predicted rainfall remained light. Athens measured .09 inch, with cooler temperatures after a 54 degree 9 a.m. reading and a previous high of 78. A marriage license was issued to Albert D. Vaught and Judy A. Kidd.
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