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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
3
New car titles filed with the auto title office reached 196 in November, down from 228 in October and 247 in November 1965, marking the second highest November total this decade. Used car sales fell to 756 from 919 in October, with total titles and fees for November at 1261 and 1896.10 dollars.
The record lists numerous traffic court entries from Athens and surrounding areas. Offenders include James E. Coen charged on Route 5 for improper mud flaps and paid $15, and Clifford Smith for an overweight truck with a $30 fine. Other names appear with speeding and license issues, plus related costs and patrol involvement.
Common Pleas Court rules in favor of plaintiffs J. EK and W. E. Blower. It corrects the deed description for land in Trimble Two. Defendant is Hisylvania Coal Corp.
The Common Pleas Court suit of the Margaret Creek Conservancy District board against William K. O'Brien is settled. The defendant agrees to accept a $750 deposit held for a permanent easement across five acres in Waterloo Two. The district plans a permanent flood easement if high water forms a pool on the property. A dam is being built at Site 6 in Waterloo Two.
Gibbs store at 12 N Court St ends 21 years in business as Mrs. Earl Gibbs runs a going out of business sale. The late husband and a partner opened the shop in June 1945, later sole owner Mrs. Gibbs has operated since 1965. The store will close once merchandise is sold. No immediate plans.
The Ath ens State Liquor Store releases a holiday schedule with new hours from Dec 15 to Dec 31 and notes closures on the Mondays after Christmas and New Year. The Guysville post office will open Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Christmas mail, per Postmaster Mrs. Phyllis Pierce.
Callisons Inc filed in Common Pleas Court a suit seeking 3670.15 owed on account from Richard E. Neal doing business as Neal Floral Products located at 245 West Union Street.
H Kent Bumpass and Harold Brown CPAs filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 3596.50 for professional services to La Massion De La Coiffure Ltd Inc doing business as Southerton Beauty Schools Inc located at 30 North Court Street.
Mary Allen and Paul Allen divorced citing gross neglect with court approving their financial agreement. Mary receives support and custody of children. Judy E Bolin and Clarence Edward Bolin granted separation with care and custody provisions for their children after findings of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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