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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1962

Page

3

Government Cost Hike Seen In Budget Needs

Athens County commissioners on Monday approved a tentative 1963 general fund budget of about 620000. They noted higher department requests and rising costs for staff, supplies, and elections as key factors shaping the plan, with final figures likely to be trimmed when the 1963 appropriation is finalized.

Athens County W. H. Wakefield Ohio University General General Fund Board of Elections

Bad Headlight Brings Arrest In Auto Theft

Richland County youth Stanley Crockett Adams Jr., 19, of East Mansfield, was stopped on Route 33 when a state officer noted a headlight out. A car check showed the 1956 vehicle was stolen from an auto sales lot. Adams awaits Mansfield police to return him to face auto larceny charges after a $10 fine in municipal court for the faulty headlights.

Richland County Stanley Crockett Adams, Jr East Mansfield Adams Mansfield Athens County Athens

Hartleys Seek Damages Over Damaged Water Well

James and Ruth Hartley of The Plains sue state highway director E S Preston in Common Pleas Court for 6500 damages claiming blasting during road construction damaged their water well. They allege easement granted in July 1958 and say poor water harmed property value.

Plains James Ruth Hartley Common Pleas E. S. Preston Preston

Local Servicemen Return From Training In Army

Army Pvt Lowell B Spencer 19 son of Pearl and Pearl Spencer Athens Ohio has completed a 21 week fixed station transmitter repair course at The Signal School Fort Monmouth New Jersey He entered the Army last October and finished basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky He is a 1961 Athens High School graduate Dean Jones 19 son of Everett Jones Athens Ohio enlisted in the Regular Army after basic training at Fort Knox He will study personnel administration Jones is an Athens High School graduate who attended business school in Columbus Pvt Clarence E Tinkham Jr 19 whose wife Rita and parents live at The Plains Ohio completed a 10 week radio operator course at Fort Knox Armor Center He is a 1961 The Plains High School graduate who attended Ohio University before entering the Army last February and finishing basic training at Fort Knox

Army Lowell B. Spencer Pearl E. Spencer E. State The Signal School Fort Monmouth N. J Spencer Fort Knox Athens High School Dean Jones Everet Jones Morris Ave Jones Athens Columbus Clarence E. Tinkham, Jr Rita the Plains Ft. Knox the Plains High School Ohio University

Two Injured in Three Car Route 13 Crash South of Jacksonville

A three car collision on Route 13 south of Jacksonville left two people with minor injuries. Ray Oliver 67 of Columbus was cited for failing to yield the right of way and will appear August 20 in Athens County Court. Alma Marie Howard 35 of Glouster and James Lee Wooten 24 of Glouster were involved, with injuries to Howard and passenger George Bartlett 64 of Millfield.

Jacksonville State Highway Patrol Ray Oliver Columbus Alma Marie Howard Glouster Howard Oliver James Lee Wooten George Bartlett Millfield Wooten Athens County

False Alarm Hits Athens National Bank Again

The Athens National Bank alarm sounded for the second time in weeks triggering police and State Patrol checks at about 9 30 p m Monday. Officials attributed a wiring short in telephone lines during repair work by a phone company crew on nearby cable.

Athens National Bank State Highway Patrol Congress and Carpenter General Telephone Co

Baghdad man receives fine and jail for unpaid camera gear shipment

Municipal Judge John Newcomb sentenced Kamel Sadiq Toama of Baghdad to three months in county jail and a $500 fine plus costs for shipping unpaid camera equipment to his home. He pleaded no contest to removing property from the county while installments were due. A separate fraud case against him was continued to Aug 30. Police note Toama has other bills. He said his brother sent $500 via cable but it hadn’t arrived, confirmed by an Ohio University dean’s office aide.

John Newcomb Kamel Sadiq Toama Baghdad Iraq Toama Darrell Tom Lamborn Wade Tom Spot Pizza Ohio University Dean of Men’s Office

Five motorist bonds forfeited in municipal and patrol court

In Municipal Court on Monday five motorists forfeited bonds on city police traffic citations. Donald Williams, 28, Fern St., unsafe operation, $45. Robert Chichester, 23, Parkersburg WV, red light, $15. State Highway Patrol forfeitures: Lomal Stevens, 51, Columbiana, stop sign, $11. William Crenshaw, 28, Southgate MI, speeding, $21. Donald Johnson, 35, Lancaster, speeding, $30, forfeited Friday.

Donald K. Williams Fern St Robert H. Chichester Parkersburg W. Va Lomal A. Stevens Columbiana William O. Crenshaw Southgate Mich

Kiwanis Kids Day Peanut Sales Set

Kiwanis announces salted in the shell peanuts as the Kids Day project for September 22 with peanut stands in Athens business district and contributions accepted. An early October auction at the fair grounds is planned as another fundraiser.

Kiwanis Athens Kiwanis Club Verner Hondell Athens Hondell Fair

Increased Membership Is Goal Of Athens County Farm Bureau

The Athens County Farm Bureau board adopted a plan to boost membership by more than 20 percent over four years. The target for next year is 222 members, up from 211. The annual meeting on October 8 will include a chicken barbecue. Paul Bower reported on the youth conference at Ohio University attended by four county youths.

Athens County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Paul Bower Ohio University Athens County Delbert Kasler Golden Canaday Ohio Farm Bureau

Five Teens Cited by Juvenile Court for Vehicle Violations

Athens County Juvenile Court fined five teen drivers five dollars plus costs and suspended their driving rights for 30 days. Subjects include David Hartley 17 New Marshfield Linda Rife 17 Buchtel Robert Greer 16 Ath ens William Sprouse 17 Nelsonville Gary Blake 17 Coolville. Sprouse and Blake may drive only for work during suspension.

Athens County David Lee Hartley Herbert Hartley New Marshfield Linda Lou Rife Ila Burgess Buchtel Robert Brent Greer Irene Kovlan Tulane Dr Athens William R. Sprouse Nelsonville Gary D. Blake Glenn Blake Coolville Sprouse Blake

Professors Publish Textbook on Teacher Training

Dr Samuel E Pisaro of Ohio University and Dr H Gardner Emmerson of State University College of Brockport publish Learning Concepts Psychology in the Classroom. The book released August 1 by State Publishing Company in St Louis Missouri.

Samuel E. Pisaro Ohio University H. Gardner Emmerson State University College of Brockport N. Y State Publishing Company St. Louis Pisaro College of Education

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