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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1963

Page

3

Athens City Finances Show Gain First Half

Athens city finances for the first half of 1963 show income of 467 404 40 dollars against outgo of 457 967 53 dollars. The general fund, garbage, and off street parking run behind. rates moves proposed to balance sanitation and buy new equipment. Water department income climbs to 153 628 75 with spend 125 001 28 aided by a rate rise since 1962. Totals include 544 570 11 income and 491 204 55 expenditures. bond payments will trim the gain.

Athens Florence Davis Milton Nuzum Ourgo Water Department

Pile Relief Ad Promises Fast Comfort From Pain

A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for piles offering quick relief from itching. It claims decades of proven use and urges immediate purchase of the drugstore product in box form or applicator tube with a money back guarantee.

Peterson

Shirer warns on German reunification and European stability

William Shirer cautions that reunification would threaten Europe as Germany could become powerful again and Russia would resist. He notes France lacks a clear successor to De Gaulle and warns of possible civil strife if the army seizes power. He praises the United States for prosperity, resilience against Communism, and generosity.

Germany Russia Shirer Europe France de Gaulle United States Free World

Portable Traffic Light Debuts At County Fairgrounds Entrance

City police used a new portable traffic light for the first time at the east entrance to the county fairgrounds. The light, about eight feet high and costing around 370 dollars, was funded at annual dinners by Rotary Kiwanis Lions Jaycees and Royal McBee Corp. It will be trucked to events for heavy traffic and can operate on battery power or an electric outlet.

Rotary Kiwanis Lions and Jaycees Royal McBee Corp Joseph McBride

Salesmen Honored By Firms

Two salesmen receive honors for performance and a sales manager returns from a retail conference. Roger Whaley of C B Nye Co. won a Volks wagen for selling 16 Volkswagen trucks and station wagons in a three month contest. Marion Riggs of Ray Riggs Inc earns membership in the 100 Club ranking among Lincoln Mercury salesmen. Dwight Adams of Bob Hess Inc attended a national retail sales executives conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Marriage licenses issued: Thomas D Cremeans 24 Cheshire teacher and Sharon Kay Six 21 Athens secretary.

Roger Whaley C. B. Nye Co Volkswagen Marion Riggs Ray Riggs, Inc Lincoln-Mercury Dwight Adams Bob Hess, Inc White Sulphur Springs W. Va

Zoning Board Clears Path for Bellefontaine Post Office

The city zoning board granted a variance allowing a Bellefontaine landowner Columbia Co to begin constructing a post office on Stim son Ave and lease it to the federal government. A second variance approved James E Stanley for a $9000 plumbing shop on Columbus Rd amid rezoning talks and prior permit denial due to proximity to a residential area.

City Zoning Board of Appeals Bellefontaine Stimson Ave Atty. W. Parker Walker Columbia Co City Planning Commission Harry Neutzling Knowlton Construction Co Knowlton and James E. Stanley Columbus Rd

Bond Forfeitures Municipal Court Action

Willa Mae Cline of McArthur Route 2 faces bond forfeiture action tied to a traffic light violation handled by city police with a posted $11 amount.

Willa Mae Cline Willard McArthur

Bell Faces Charge After Columbus Intoxication Incident

Marvin Bell age 22 of Columbus cited by city police for intoxication and fined $25 plus costs.

Marvin Bell Columbus

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William Shirer Thomas D. Cremeans Cheshire Sharon Kay Court and Washington Streets THE Athens National Bank Athens, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Stanley Aline Dacron Oxford Jamaicas Bermudas Capris Jantzen Bermuda Jamaica Cannon I, Price
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