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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
7
William Doughman of Greasy Ridge faced a $50 fine and costs suspended after a failed attempt to abate a public nuisance at his mobile home. Judge Vaughn Collins ordered jail only if fines aren’t posted, noting Doughman’s refusal to cooperate with health officials and ongoing waste issues.
Chauncey Personals lists Cleveland wedding of niece Arlene King daughter of Arthur King and wife in Willoughby. The ceremony took place Saturday at Church of Bethany. Various relatives from Willoughby Columbus Nelsonville Waverly and Chicago visit or travel for events and ill family news.
Logan State Police cited two drivers after accidents Monday afternoon. Donald Ray Lilly 24 of Front Royal Virginia was cited for passing at an intersection following a crash at Routes 33 and 595. Patricia Ann Kline 24 of Gore Route 1 was cited for unspecified violation. Charles Gang 16 of Logan drove off road on Route 93 south of Logan after a curve and into a tree, cited for conditional speed.
Mrs. Smooney Halby Logan admitted. Dismissals include Charles D. Lehmann Logan Jack L. Kanod Logan Mrs Donald W. Kline and daughter Rockbridge Route 1 Randy Goodlive 769 Church St treated for a nail injury to his left foot at home Monday night.
Shawnee resident William E. Williams has been appointed a certified hunter safety instructor by the National Rifle Association of America after completing tests and training. He is qualified to teach firearms operation safe gun handling and shooting technique on the range and in the field.
Mrs Ray Koehler welcomed The Plains VFW ladies auxiliary for the August gathering at her home. District 12 president Mrs Elizabeth Shope conducted the inspection. Attendees included Mrs Roger Sapp Mrs Charles Linscott Mrs Lloyd Kittle and Mrs Norman Smith. Mrs Lloyd Kittle to host September meeting.
Logan Colin reports events include Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Founders Day banquet at 7 p.m. at Hideaway Hills. Trinity Lutheran Couples Club hosts 7 30 p.m. at the parish on St John American Lutheran Church Women hold 8 p.m. potluck. VFW Auxiliary at 7 30 p.m. asks for Sunshine box gifts.
Chauncey village council passes an ordinance setting village speed to 40 mph at the Main St crossing after New York Central Railroad request. A resolution forms a Citizens Participation Committee. Residents request health department aid for sewer odor and storm to sanitary drain issues. Columbia Gas Co plans high pressure line to about 225 customers this week with通知. TRIMBLE First Church picnic held at Olive Kittle’s home with 35 attendees. vesper services follow.
Chauncey area couple Ernest and Mrs Bullock from Columbus were killed returning from a Lithopolis church service when their car collided with another driven by a 17 year old. Five grandchildren were hospitalized. The Bullocks left surviving three children and other relatives. The couple are at Cook and Son funeral home in Columbus.
LOGAN Huls Printing Co. won the contract to print ballots for the November elections in Hocking County. The bid covered three main ballot types at 11,000 copies each, totaling 1091.20 with costs per thousand for presidential, county officials, nonpartisan judges, and levy ballots. The county wealth levy and subdivisions share the same per thousand rate.
Ohio Oil and Gas Association reports completion of three wells in Hocking County. Hall Brothers on Elza Hart property in Falls Two yielded 60 barrels of oil and 100000 cubic feet of gas after fracturing. Ridge Oil Co on W C and Harriett Adair land produced 40 thousand cubic feet of gas. Oxford Oil Co on E J Wehrle holdings brought in a second Falls Gore well with 30 barrels of oil and 180000 feet of gas.
The Messenger notes it is not responsible for errors in program listings when stations fail to supply corrected schedules. Boldface type marks color programs.
Glouster and Trimble residents hosted relatives and friends from Columbus Hopedale Boca Raton and Lima. Visitors included the Henestofels Laura Zimmer and the Norris family from Akron Bobbs Ferry and Four Lauderdale. Several trips to Bowling Green Miami Beach and Lima ended with family gatherings and vacations.
Edith Stitt Winans of Glouster graduates from Ohio Northern University Ada with a bachelor’s in elementary education earning the distinction for maintaining at least a 3.3 GPA.
Logan Richardson Neel six of Haydenville became the counties forty fifth dog bite victim Monday. He was riding to the post office when a stray dog attacked him biting the left knee and knocking him from his bike. He received treatment at Mount St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville. The dog was captured and impounded by County Dog Warden James Leonard. Leonard noted forty four prior dog bite cases in the same period last year.
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