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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
3
Three Athens High School students earned honorable mention in the 37th Scholastic Art Awards contest regional with the John Shillito Co. sponsorship in Cincinnati.
Ohio University senior Terry Abele traveled to Lancaster with her parents as her father filed his petition for re election to Congress. The event coincided with her parents 26th wedding anniversary and she will student teach in Lancaster schools this semester. The article also lists civil case filings for gross neglect and requests alimony, a fire department meeting, and student art award winners from AHS under teacher Miss Ethel Woolf.
Ironton attorney J Earl Pratt filed for Republican nomination to be judge of the Fourth District Court of Appeals. A former Lawrence County GOP chairman, Pratt has 36 years of Ironton practice and previously worked as a U S Treasury auditor in Washington D C. He is a Rio Grande College and National University Law School graduate. DeMolay inspection set for Athens Lodge meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m with regional finalists chosen for a national exhibit in New York City in April.
Delbert A. Fordham an Athens area Democrat filed for the Ohio Senate nomination for the district. He had previously run in 1962 against Robert Zellar and is the third Democrat to file, joining Charles Pancake and Robert Schenk. Also health incidents reported: Martha Shelar fainted at the Chemistry Building and Jim Durrell was ill in front of a Court Street building.
William A. Lavelle and opponents challenge a county board action to join Ames Bern Rome Canaan and Carthage Troy with Athens Local. They say petitions were not properly evaluated and call for a mandatory referendum. A lawsuit and petitions to place the issue on the ballot are planned amid community divisions.
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