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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1972

Page

3

Logan Council Rejects Cemetery Levy in Special Session

Logan City Council rejected a resolution to place a 0.2 mill levy on the May 2 ballot for Oak Grove Cemetery expansion. opponents cited haste and funding decisions, while supporters noted existing deficits and potential capital improvements funding. The hospital board also pushed for a separate operating levy, but a study of alternatives was urged.

Logan Oak Grove James Stewart Eugene Davis Charles Gambrel Louise Smith Russell Rice Ed Dalton Fire Department Finance Committee Dalton M.B. Haney Finance and Water and Sewer James Guthrie Roy Loomis Haney

Fluoridation To Begin Soon In Nelsonville

Nelsonville will start fluoridation of the city water supply soon, according to Watson Wolfe, superintendent of the water treatment plant. The report notes that all equipment is in place and awaiting final setup before public dosing begins.

Nelsonville Watson Wolfe Wolfe State Health Department Michael L. Robinson C. S. Hoodlett First National Bank of

Fines for traffic and disorder cases in Nelsonville court

In Nelsonville Mayor Donald Bumgardner's court on Monday Mildred L. Barber of 235 St. John St. pleaded guilty to improper backing and was fined 10 dollars plus costs, suspended. Betty J. Higgins fined 5 dollars and costs for failure to yield right of way. Joseph Windle pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined 15 dollars and costs. David H. Marlowe pleaded innocent and had the case dismissed for lack of evidence.

Nelsonville Donald Bumgardner Mildred L. Barber St. John St Bumgardner Betty J. Higgins Buchtel Joseph Windle David H. Marlowe 36Th St Parkersburg W. Va Ann Lumon Center Cafe Columbus Street Windle Marlowe

Deputy Seeks Election to Hocking County Sheriff Post

Logan Conrad E. Hewlett of 1162 Church Street filed nominating petitions with the Hocking County board to oppose incumbent Sheriff Paul Hartman on the Democrat ticket May 2. Hartman seeks a fourth term. Dr. Owen F. Yaw of 18 E. Hunter Street runs for county coroner on the Republican ticket.

Logan Conrad E. Hewlett Church St Hocking County Election Board Paul Hartman Hocking County Hewlett Hartman Owen F. Yaw E. Hunter St

Fence Hit by Hit-Skip Damages Home Border and Pole

A hit-skip driver damaged a picket fence at 328 W Union St in Athens and sheared a telephone pole. Fence damage estimated at 10 dollars. pole replacement required. Police investigate three wallets reported stolen over the weekend from two residences and a bar.

Joe Carsey Union St Athens Union Street Cathy Taylor Hayes Hall Francine Greene Carriage Hill Kip’s Bay Bar

Rotary magazine talk at Athens club meeting

The Rotarian discussion was led by member David Caul at The Ohio University Inn. Guido H. Stempel, director of Ohio University's School of Journalism, joined the club. York Grange No. 2436 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Grange Hall Oak Grove with potluck refreshments. Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Pythian Building per Richard Gail.

Rotarian Rotary International Athens Club Ohio University Inn David Caul Guido H. Stempel Ohio University School of Journalism York Grange No. 2436 Grange Oak Grove Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias Pythian Building Richard Gail

Athens County Plans 80 000 Remodel For Courthouse

Athens County commissioners will use up to 80000 in combined county and state funds to remodel the third floor of the courthouse. Plans include expanding the clerk of court office moving two judges offices and adding air conditioning to the courtroom. Common Pleas Judge Lowell Howard will meet a Department of Urban Affairs official to discuss details. Trials are hoped to resume in July and August after delays from heat in the unventilated courtroom. Also on Monday the county faced a $227733 lawsuit from William and Helen Dixon over a two truck collision on Route 50 involving a county truck and Paul Jones Athens Route 2, with Dixon alleging multiple injuries and damages.

Athens County Commissioners Ohio Department of Urban Affairs’ Law Enforcement Planning Agency Common Pleas Lowell Howard Department of Urban Affairs Marjorie Mitchell Appeals Gordon Gray Howard Common Pleas Court William and Helen Dixon Circleville Dixon Paul Jones Athens Jones

Firestone Pleads Guilty to Driving on Walk in Ohio Case

Thomas Firestone, 20, of Akron, pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to driving while intoxicated and driving on the sidewalk. He was sentenced to seven days in jail, fined 305 dollars and costs, and received a 60 day license suspension. Other cases include Gary Clower innocent plea on stereo theft, Mary Bolt guilty for failing to yield, and several traffic and theft forfeitures with amounts listed.

Thomas Firestone Akron Athens County Common Pleas Court Gary Clower Sargent Hall Mary Bolt Athens Nicholas Engler III

Hocking Valley Hospital Births

Logan couples welcome a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gabriel and for Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Bowling. Thomas Anderson and Roy Bowers welcomed by Mrs. Carl Grim Creola and Mrs. Donna Milum. Charles Smith and Mrs. Robert Kennedy among Logan residents, plus Naomi Shanks.

Robert Gabriel Logan Garrett Bowling Sugar Grove Grover Lewis Nelsonville Carl Grim Creola Thomas Anderson Roy Bowers Donna Milum Charles Smith Robert Kennedy Ruby Bowen Naomi Shanks

Driver Is Found Guilty In Overloaded Vehicle Case

Logan-Thomas Vinton Lowery was found guilty of operating an overloaded vehicle in Hocking County Court. He faced a fine totaling $183.50 plus $9.50 in charges. Bonds forfeited for speeding ranged from $23.50 to $24 for several individuals including Mary Bell Warner Robert A. Wolf George H. Buhrts Jr. and others.

Lodge To Hold Rummage Sale in Nelsonville

The Nelsonville Rebekah Lodge sponsors a rummage sale Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Odd Fellows Temple located at Jackson and Harper Streets. Donors may call 753-2287 or 753-3020 to arrange contributions.

Nelsonville Nelsonville Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Temple Jackson Harper Streets

Logan bands present winter concert at high school

Logan Ohio's junior and senior high concert bands performed before a near full audience. The junior band played Bavarian Folk Dance by John Kinyon and other pieces. The senior band offered Nabucco by Verdi Caillet, The Elisnore Overture by Paul Whear, and Get It On arranged by Bill Moffitt. The latter encore signals potential state contest eligibility for Class B-1 bands at Upper Arlington on March 18.

LOGAN John Kinyon Verdi Caillet Paul Whear Upper Arlington Bill Chase Bill Moffitt

Sheriff Probes Theft Of Guns In Weekend Incidents

Logan residents report multiple crimes over the weekend including two break ins and a grand larceny charge. Erick Lanning cited for driving without a license after a collision on Old McArthur Road. A theft from Dietmar Kossmann’s locked auto involved two shotguns valued at 350 and 30 dollars. keys and a ride by Stan Zeigler linked to the case.

Logan Hocking County George Cummings Dietmar Kossman Bowling Green Pleasant Valley Road Big Pine Sheriff's Office William Whitney Stan Zeigler Kossmann and Whitney

Mount St Mary Hospital Birth and Admissions

Mr and Mrs James W Tolliver of Nelsonville welcome a daughter. Miss Karen Wolfe of Murray City admitted. Mrs Zuretta Fick of Nelsonville and John Humphrey of Glouster admitted. Master Richard Phillips Edward Harry Elmer Maiden admitted. Mrs Audrey Hewitt and Mrs Muriel Marshall admitted.

James W. Tolliver Nelsonville Karen Wolfe Murray City Zuretta Fick John Humphrey Glouster Richard Phillips Edward Harry Elmer Maiden Audrey Hewitt Muriel Marshall

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