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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1962

Page

2

Ohio University Buys Athens Livestock Sales

Ohio University purchased the Athens Livestock Sales Inc on Route 50 east of Athens for about 82 thousand dollars. The deal includes a land transfer of 3.22 acres to the university with a clause allowing continued operation of the sale barns until January. The purchase aims to remove a runway hazard at the airport amid ROTC and civilian flight training.

Athens Livestock Sales Inc Ohio University Route 50 Athens Court House Vernon

Six Youths Join Navy From Two Ohio Counties

Six youths enlist in the U S Navy from Athens and Meigs counties. Athens County recruits are Lang R. Knott Trimble Donald Lee Phillips Murray City Joseph E. Swaro Glouster and Ronald D. Klinebrier Nelsonville Route 2. Meigs Countians joining are G J Chevalier Reedsville and Donavan D Roush Middleport. Temperatures noted show 11 am at 85 degrees and 64 at night with a 90 degree high Tuesday per Weather Observer C L Colmer.

Athens County Meigs County U. S. Navy Lang R. Knott Trimble Donald Lee Phillips Murray City Joseph E. Swaro Glouster Ronald D. Klinebrier Nelsonville Meigs G. J. Chevalier Reedsville Donavan Athens U. S C. L. Colmer

Local Car Dealers Explain Profit, Local Impact in Southeast Ohio

A Southeastern Ohio dealer owner argues 1961 industry profits averaged 1.3 percent with 1960 at 0.5 percent. He urges buyers to consider local service, payroll of over 241000 yearly, and community contributions while warning against “out of town” deals that undercut local shops.

Southeastern Ohio National Automobile Dealers Association United States Tien Selene

New England Resident Dies Emmett Copeland 78

Emmett Copeland 78 died early Wednesday at Shelter ing Arms Hospital after becoming ill at his New England home. He was a retired farmer and Stewart Grange member. Survived by daughter Mary Helen Docie and two granddaughters Andrea Sue and Sara Jane Stobart, sister Blanche Bean of Guysville. Burial in New England Cemetery. Funeral home hours and calls noted. MASONS TO MEET Savannah Lodge 466, Guysville, will meet Thursday 8 p.m.

Emmett Copeland Sheltering Arms Hospital New England David and Emma Biggins Copeland Copeland Stewart Grange Mary Helen Docie Andrea Sue Sara Jane Stobart Blanche Bean Guysville Fern Wade Fred Arville Cunningham New England Presbyterian Church Norma Ramsey Jones Jagers and Sons Funeral

State Highway Okays Area Road Resurfacing

The Ohio Department of Highways opened bids on more than eight million dollars of construction projects including resurfacing in Athens Hocking Morgan Vinton and Perry Counties. The Ohio Valley Paving Corp of St Clairsville was the low bidder at two hundred fifty three thousand six hundred ninety dollars versus estimates of two hundred sixty three thousand seven hundred fifty dollars.

Ohio Department of Highways Athens Hocking Morgan, Vinton Perry Ohio Valley Paving Corp St. Clairsville Ohio Athens County Trimble York Ames Jacksonville Amesville Chauncey Hocking County Starr, Falls Marion Morgan County Homer Township Homer Union Deerfield Vinton County Harrison, Richland Elk Madison Townships Zaleski Perry County Bearfield Township

Wilful Absence Cited In Divorce Petition

W H Cooksey of Athens Route 3 filed for divorce from Lovella Cooksey of Lorain in Common Pleas Court. Married September 29 1923 in Logan. He alleges wilful absence with wife leaving him in 1931.

W. H. Cooksey Athens

Jury List For Common Pleas Court August Term

A list of 1000 names for jury selection has been compiled for the Common Pleas Court term starting in August. Jury commissioners are ordered to draw 150 names, with the first 25 serving as grand jurors and the rest as petit jurors for the October term. Names include Michael Vern Bullock 18 Nelsonville clerk and Rita Kay Hunley 16 Nelsonville kitchen helper. Charles Earl North 60 Athens Route 3 route marker and Fannie Florentine Starling 63 Amesville seamstress.

University Common Pleas Court Francis D.white Howard Stout Athens Charles Gardner Amesville Albert Bruce Chapman Guysville C. O. Gibson J. C. Mulligan Athens County Three Woods’ Brothers Mount Sterling Michael Vern Bullock Nelsonville Rita Kay Hunley Charles Earl North Fannie Florentine Starling

Drivers Forfeit Bonds On Traffic Citations

Two drivers forfeited bonds in Municipal Court on State Highway Patrol traffic citations. David H. Heiley of Marietta paid a $26 bond for speeding and Stuart J. Kelley Jr. of Berry Hall paid an $11 bond for illegal parking. Donald Paul Barnhart of Stewart forfeited a $16 bond on a city police speeding charge. Kathy Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sanders of Trimble, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after a possible left shoulder injury at the fairgrounds. ambulance alerted at 11:06 a.m.

David H. Heiley Marietta Stuart J. Kelley Jr Berry Hall Donald Paul Barnhart Stewart Kathy Sanders Jack Sanders, Trimble Sheltering Arms Hospital Fire Department Fairgrounds

Athens County Fair Opens As Four Day Event

Sunny weather greeted the 111th Athens County Fair opening day. Activities include day judging with junior beef shows and a tractor pulling contest at noon. Tonight’s grandstand attraction is an all girl Variety Horse Act featuring chariot and hoop jumps.

Athens County Fair Tle Kiwanis

Glen Ebon Bridge Contract Let by County Officials

County commissioners at a special meeting awarded the Glen Ebon Bridge project on Glen Ebon Road over the Hocking River to Ohio Bridge Corp of Cambridge for 94,660 dollars. The low bid beats Champion Bridge Co of Wilmington and starts immediately. the bridge measures 155 feet and serves trucks to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Poston Plant.

York Two Glen Ebon Rd Hocking River James Edwards Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Poston Ohio Bridge Corp Cambridge Champion Bridge Co Wilmington Harry Dust W. H. Wakefield

Two Guards Assigned to New Lexington Unit in Ohio National Guard

Two Athens men join the New Lexington unit of the Ohio National Guard. First Lt. Phillip E. Willeke serves as platoon leader for Battery B in New Lexington, and 2nd Lt. William Watkins is assistant platoon leader. They join 2nd Lt. David D. Sealock, who has led a platoon there for a year.

Athens

Legal actions filed for money in common pleas court

Mary Lewis seeks collection of a cognovit note against Harley and Vera Wallace for 3000 dollars plus interest, signed August 26, 1960. G and J Auto Parts Co of Gallipolis seeks recovery of 2749.49 dollars plus interest from The Maiden Co. of Nelsonville.

Common Pleas Court Mary Lewis Harley Vera Wallace G&j Auto Parts Co Gallipolis Maiden Co Nelsonville

Youth Admits Theft Series in Guysville Area

A 17 year old Guysville area youth admitted breaking into four local homes. He confessed taking a .22 rifle from Mrs. Amos Barnhart's Bethany Ridge residence last week and earlier entries included a radio and a rifle. The youth was placed with Juvenile Court authorities. Coolville man Raymond Cole was fined $35 and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge.

Guysville Area Carl Welling Amos Barnhart Bethany Ridge Welling Dewitt Walker Coolville Raymond Cole

Woman accidentally shoots herself in Nelsonville

Norma Jean Evans 34 Nelsonville Route 2 drove to Mount St. Mary Hospital after a 22 caliber rifle discharged, striking her right leg just above the knee. She was alone at the time, lifting the weapon from a broom closet to place it on a shelf.

Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville Carl Welling Norma Jean Evans State Auditor Columbus Welling Evans

Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort

FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder holds false teeth more firmly. To eat and talk in more comfort sprinkle a little FAST on your plates. No gummy pasty taste or feeling. Checks late odor breath. Get at any drug counter Adv.

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