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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1973

Page

5

Nixon budget ends CAA funding in 1974 prospect

Tri-County Community Action Agency in Athens faces possible defunding under President Nixon's 1974 budget. Director Roger McCauley says programs like Operation Mainstream and Foster Grandparents would be cut, threatening local welfare, senior services, and rural transportation. He notes 1,100 W2 forms issued locally show the reach of CAA aid and expects congressional action to preserve funding.

Herb Amey Tri-County Community Action Agency Athens Nixon CAA Roger McCauley McCauley Congress Department of Labor Office of Economic Opportunity OEO Hocking Perry County Neighborhood Youth Corps Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development Hocking County Washington Perry

Telephone Directory Canvas Seeks Local Listings in Pomeroy area

General Telephone Co of Ohio starts the annual canvass of business customers in Pomeroy Middleport area. Kenley Krinn says staff will review listings for the 1973 directory through Feb 28 with a May 3 residential change deadline. Yellow page billing will appear on monthly statements. Directory delivery scheduled for July.

Pomeroy Pomeroy- Middleport General Telephone Co Ohio Kenley Krinn Athens District General Telephone Director Co

Boosters Plan Dance and New Instruments for Glouster Band

Glouster High School Band Boosters discussed buying new instruments and hosting a Valentine dance. The dance is February 17 from 8 p.m. to midnight in the Glouster gym, open to band members and guests. A meeting is set for February 15 at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria.

Glouster Glouster High School

Meigs Judge Holds Sessions in Cleveland

Pomeroy Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge John C. Bacon is reported to be in Cleveland presiding over court sessions. The arrangement places the judge in the city for current proceedings.

Meigs Cleveland Pomeroy Meigs County Common Pleas Court John C. Bacon

Shade River Lodge Set Meeting in Chester

Shade River Lodge No. 453 F and AM holds a regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Chester lodge hall. Refreshments will be served. Licenses list John Rice Jr 29 Columbus and Janie Little 23 Middleport.

Chester Shade River Lodge No Pomeroy John Rice, Jr Columbus, and Janie Little Middleport

Obituaries From Area Ranges: McPeek Taylor Cullison

Area obituaries note Carlos W. McPeek 66 of Galion died on arrival after a heart attack. Lennie Mae Taylor 61 of Long Bottom dies. services at Bald Knob Church. Clarence D. Cullison 52 of Logan dies after a heart attack. Decorator House operator. services at Heinlein Funeral Home.

Chesterhill Carlos W. McPeek Galion Morgan County Galion Community Hospital Lewis and Irena Kinsey McPeek Order of Eagles McConnelsville Kenneth Charles Violet) Newton Stockport Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home Long Bottom Lennie Mae Taylor Bald Knob Eddie Griffith Taylor Holzer Medical Center Clifford E James E Racine Virgil H Cincinnati William A Joseph C Akron Delbert Minersville Zelma Grady Evelyn Taylor Realdy White Bucyrus Lizzie Archer Pomeroy Opal Rickets Nelsonville Rosie Freeze Newark Jamie Everbush Hebron Bob Bonds George and Ellen McKenzie James Isaac Taylor Ewing Funeral Home Logan Clarence D. Cullison Arlington Ave Columbus John Fannie Bentz Cullison Elizabeth H. Jaggs Cullison Robert D Daryl L Ray Helen) Lake Wintersville Heinlein Conrad O. Diehm Oak Grove Cemetery

Two Cases Heard in Hocking County Court

Two cases were heard in Hocking County Court Monday morning. David L. Barber pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 150 dollars plus costs, three days in jail, and a 30 day license suspension. Richard L. James pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Bonds for John P. Bulstrom, Danny R. Annon, Norman K. Moeller, and Kenneth R. Appleman II were forfeited. all four defendants were fined 23 dollars and 50 cents for speeding.

John P Bulstrom Nelsonville Danny R. Annon Circleville Norman K. Moeller Lakewood Kenneth R. Appleman II Pickerington

Local Candidates File For May Primary In Meigs Villages

Marvin Kelly of Middleport filed for Middleport Village Council and Robert H. Hysell filed for the Pomeroy Board of Public Affairs. Four council seats will be filled in each village. Meigs County authorities report a break in at Five Points Market with unknown cash and merchandise taken. Entry gained by breaking the front door glass.

Pomeroy Middleport Marvin Kelly Robert H. Hysell Meigs County

Three Cases Heard In Court Today And Monday

David Onley pleaded guilty to failure to yield the right of way in Athens County Municipal Court and was fined ten dollars. John Rerner pleaded Guilty to failure to confine his dog and also fined ten dollars. Paschal P Scattaregia forfeited a thirty three dollar bond on a drug intoxication charge for failure to appear. Richard L Hollis was given a Thursday hearing date on two charges after missing a court appearance and having bond forfeited. Other cases included Craig Kosler charged with shoplifting and marijuana possession with a jury trial granted. Mary Ellan and Jesse Frank Mash had licenses issues dismissed. Michael Greenstein and two others granted jury trials for shoplifting and DUI respectively.

David Onley Sunset Drive Athens County Athens Franklin Sheeter John Rerner Hooper Road Paschal P. Scattaregia Bromley Hall Richard L. Hollis Reynoldsburg Hollis Craig H. Kosler Woodmere Krogers Mary Ellan Jesse Frank Mash

Maurer’s Variety to close out Cookson Clothing stock

Nelsonville store Maurer’s Variety buys Cookson Clothing merchandise stock at Public Square and will clear remaining stock by mid month. The store room will be remodeled for Maurer firm use and a formal announcement of plans will follow.

Nelsonville

Driverless Car Strikes Auto and Building in Logan City

Logan City police report a Sunday accident involving Mark F. Mowery who parked at Nick's Wine Shop and left without applying the parking brake. A car rolled across the street into a building at 758 W Front St, causing minor damage to Mowery's vehicle and to a second car owned by Larry Kitchen at the same address. No injuries or citations were issued.

Mark F. Mowery Warner Avenue Nick Front St Mowery Larry Kitchen

Athens High School athletics shown strong ties to education

Phillip Bobo, athletic director, reports 350 boys in athletics at Athens High School with seven varsity sports and 125 football participants. Revenue comes mainly from football and basketball tickets about 15 000 dollars yearly, plus support from Century and Booster Clubs.

Phillip Bobo Athens High School Citizens For Better Schools Bobo Century Club R. Basil Rutter Dale Matmiller Hudson Health Center Ohio University

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