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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1969

Page

5

County Commission Rescinds Carroll Road Site Plan

Athens County commissioners rescinded a resolution favoring the Carroll Road site for the new County Children's Home. They debated paying $7,000 to the regional planning commission for 1968 and 1969, with $3,375 available from engineering accounts and the rest from county funds. A site study committee will report before any site selection, as the E State Street home is set to be demolished for Route 33, with about $650,000 proceeds to fund a new facility.

Athens County Gerald Hann Cline James Whaley Whaley Carroll Road Athens Developers, Inc E. State Street Route 33 Samuel Erskin Roger Jones Kenneth Ackerman

Appeals Court Affirms Ruling in 1964 Bromley Hall Suit

The Fourth District Court of Appeals upholds a Athens County Common Pleas decision directing a verdict for Tishman Athens Inc and Die Concrete Corp. in a 1964 slip and fall case. Plaintiff Charles A. McCarty sought 150000 for permanent injuries from a fall on December 28 1964. Judge Stephenson dissented on part of the ruling.

Fourth District Court of Appeals Athens County Common Pleas Court Tishman-Athens, Inc Cleve Earl E. Stephenson Stephenson Die Concrete Tishman

Big Boom Declared Safe After Gas Line Test

Tennessee Gas officials said a planned pipeline blowout on Vore Ridge Road was for testing. H. A. Cubbison noted the event can be visually spectacular and audible from six to eight miles away, but there is no danger.

Tennessee Gas Vore Ridge Road H. A. Cubbison

Girl Accused Of Forgery in Athens Bank Check Case

Karen Sue Cooper of 111 Hastings Rd is charged with check forgery after writing a $5 check to Athens National Bank from a nonexistent account. Bond set at $3,000. She pleads not guilty and faces Municipal Court on Sept. 5 at 10 a.m. Also charged with possession of narcotics with $5,000 bond. Remains in custody.

Karen Sue Cooper Hastings Rd Athens National Bank Bond

Creek Contamination Charges Are Denied by Two Albany Residents

Two Albany residents Walter Hawk and Fern Hawk pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to contaminating Margaret Creek with substances from an oil well. They were released on own recognizance and await hearings set for 9 a.m. September 10. The charge was filed August 1 by oil and gas inspector Harry H. Smith of Bremen.

Albany Margaret Creek Walter Hawk Fern Hawk Harry H. Smith Oil and Gas Bremen

Hamilton Sentenced for Statutory Rape in Athens Court

Paul Hamilton, 47, of The Plains, appeared in Athens County Common Pleas Court today and was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary on a charge of statutory rape. He was indicted on an incest charge but the count was changed. Hamilton had just been judged sane after a period of examination at Lima State Hospital.

Paul Hamilton the Plains Athens County Common Pleas Court Ohio Penitentiary Hamilton Lima State Hospital

Municipal Court Notices for Athens and Nelsonville Drivers

Lione Perrey 41 of Athens Route 1 cited for improper left turn after August accident. Paul W. Miller 25 of Columbus cited for speed 9 mph over limit in 60 zone. Kia M. Cox 44 of Nelsonville cited for permitting an unlicensed driver. John E. Snediker 45 of New Marshfield cited for unsafe vehicle. Divorce petitions filed between Marie Samples and Eber Samples, and Gary A. Withrow and Pamela Withrow with cross petition on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect.

Lione Perrey Athens Paul W. Miller Columbus Kia Marie Albany Eber Samples Gary A. Withrow Pamela Withrow

Auto Turns Into Lane: Woman Hurt Near Athens

A two car crash on Route 33 one mile north of Athens at 6 35 p m Wednesday sent Racine woman Carolyn Sayre 22 to Sheltering Arms Hospital with injuries as she attempted to pass a vehicle. Another car driven by Alton D Haning 58 of Athens Route 2 turned left causing the collision. Haning was charged with making an improper turn at an intersection.

Route 33 Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Carolyn Sayre Dale Sayre Alton D. Haning Sayre Auto Haning

Partition Ordered To Settle Account With Bank

Athens County Common Pleas Court ordered sale of property owned by Wayne and Mary Fierce and Esther Bycofski of Jacksonville to settle a debt to People’s Bank of Nelsonville. Proceeds pay bank 1765 dollars taxes 135 dollars and clerk of courts 100 dollars.

Peoples Bank of Nelsonville Athens County Common Pleas Court Wayne and Mary Fierce Esther Bycofski Jacksonville

Multiple Bond Forfeitures and a Divorce Decree Noted

A long list of bond forfeitures shows drivers from The Plains Athens Nelsonville Huntington and Newark cited for speeding unsafe vehicle improper passing and other infractions with patrols fines ranging from 13 to 33 dollars. Nelsonville resident Cecil Fellem pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid 25 dollars and court costs. Divorces include Carolyn O Neil from Homer O Neil with custody and child support details and Maxine Pennell versus Howard Pennell Chouncey.

Ernest L. Shover Glouster Camella T. Bollon Columbus Jackie L. Ervin Athens Jesse F. Mosh Charles L. Lodewx Richard A. Doolen the Plains Charles W. Cochran Sr Clement Bossetti Jr Sandusky Difford L. Byrd New Marshfield Thomas H. Erickson Lakeview Apts Johnnie F. Grubb Point Pleasart W. Va Cecil O. Fellem Jackson St Nelsonville Carolyn O'Neil Homer O'Neil Maxine Pennell Chouncey Howard Pennell Chouncey

Ohio governor lets ghetto home tax break bill take effect

Gov. James Rhodes allows a bill granting 5 10 10 year property tax exemptions for blighted area home upgrades to become law without his signature. Rep Robert Netzley had planned a veto override and questioned the bill’s constitutionality. The measure passed the House 86 2 and Senate 29 0.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Robert Netzley Laura Netzley Rhodes John McElroy McElroy

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