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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
3
Two or three city crews will start Tuesday to collect discarded Christmas trees. Trees will be picked up by special crews, not regular garbage units, with residents asked to place trees on street curbs. Thomas Christy vs Carol Christy gross neglect.
A car driven by Bernard H Butcher 44 Fairmont West Virginia struck and knocked down a keep right sign on Route 50 west of Athens as the driver fell asleep at the wheel state police said The Coolville Lodge 337 FAM is set to meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm to confer the master Mason degree T J Love is worshipful master.
Athens County seeks applicants for a vacant school board seat following Wayne Bumgardner's resignation. Three candidates Nick Cardaras Howard Gorrell and Robert Harper have submitted filings. The Jan 14 organizational meeting will appoint a successor with interviews at 6 30 p m. The term ends in 1967 and compensation is 5 dollars monthly plus mileage.
Charles Allan McCarty of Parkersburg West Virginia seeks 150000 in damages from Bromley Hall owner Tishman Athens Inc and sub contractor Die Concrete Corp in Common Pleas Court. He slipped on an ice covered wall in December 1964 while approaching his work site and suffered leg injuries requiring surgery and ongoing problems.
City firemen answered two alarms at 8 56 a m Friday one for an automobile fire and one at the Chi Omega sorority house. A short in wiring started a fire in a General Telephone car at 45 Elliott Street causing about $300 damage to the auto. Smoke from a motor on a furnace blower filled a room at 10 South College Street prompting disconnection of electricity. no damage reported.
The Friday morning low reached 17 degrees and rose to 35 by 1 a.m. The Thursday high was 29, and a trace of snow was recorded during the day, per U.S. weather observer C. L. Colmer.
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