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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1966

Page

2

Costs and Locations Hint Athens Parking Dilemma

Athens leaders, businessmen, and shoppers seek more downtown parking amid cost and site limits. Civil engineer Sheeter's study favors a three level garage at Washington and College Streets and a two level plan at N College Street with future expansion. Private investment or revenue bonds are debated, and a campus car restriction study may limit student vehicles.

Athens George E. Sheeter Ing Evans Mechwart, Hambleton Tilton Sheeter Washington and College Sts Raymond Shepard Ohio University Woub-Tv Washington and College Sts N. College St Athens Business District Shepard Dwight Robinson City Service and Safety Director Washington and College

Variance Sought for Lakeview Manor Apartments Denied

Applications for zoning certificates to build two eight story apartment buildings in the Lakeview Manor complex were denied by Service Safety Dwight Robinson. The contractor and developer must appeal to the zoning board of appeals. Variances were needed for height and yard area.

Lakeview Manor Dwight Robinson Zoning Board of Appeals Rumac, Inc

Death Report Proves False

Two sheriff deputies and the county coroner were summoned to Sharpsburg at 2 a.m. Saturday to investigate a report that a man died. They found the man alive in Columbus. Leon Hill, 26, Sharpsburg, appeared in County Court Monday morning charged with giving a false report to an officer. He pleaded no contest and was found guilty, fined 100 dollars and costs, with a suspended 30 day jail sentence.

Sharpsburg Columbus Leon Hill Hill

New Car Sales Start Stronger Than 11 Years

New car titles issued in January reach 191 with 170 new cars sold, as clerk Marjorie Mitchell’s auto title office reports. The month also records 1100 vehicle titles and $1713 in state and county fees, while other January totals include used cars 638 and new trucks 23.

Marjorie Mitchell Auto Title Office

Mathematics Faculty Conference At Baker Center

A conference sponsored by the Ohio University Mathematics Department took place Saturday in Baker Center for all mathematics faculty from main and branch campuses. Speakers included Dr Edward Penson dean of branch colleges and Dr William Fishback among others.

Ohio University Mathematics Department Baker Center Edward Penson William Fishback Ellery Golos Gary Baldwin Robert Lifsey Lifsey Carl Denbow Robert Butner

Manslaughter Plea Studied By Court

Robert L. Johnson 25 of Albany appeared in Common Pleas Court Monday to plead guilty to a second degree manslaughter indictment. The Oct 19 traffic death of a Coolville area boy led to the charge. the case was taken under advisement and bond of $1000 was continued. The mayor's advisory committee meeting, postponed twice, has been rescheduled for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Robert L. Johnson Albany Common Pleas Court Coolville

Poston Elementary School Food Taken

A small amount of food was taken from the Poston Elementary School cafeteria during a breaking and entering last week, according to sheriff s deputies. Entry was gained after a door was pried open. City firemen at 2 37 p m Sunday went to 10 S Court St where water dripping on a neon sign caused a short circuit.

Poston S. Court St Steppe

Mercury Reaches 43 in Athens on Sunday Snow Melt Underway

The mercury climbed to 43 degrees in Athens Sunday the highest in three weeks. Mild sun aided a slow melt of the city snow and a light rain on Monday contributed to runoff residents hope will be gradual to prevent flooding.

Elmwood Shannon George Lovell Athens

Athens Hi-Y Club Inducts 33 Members at Candlelight Ceremony

The Athens Hi-Y Club inducted 33 new members at a candlelight ceremony. Rev. John Wesley Seay spoke as parents and 28 members of the club watched, with 1966 Hi-V officers conducting the event and reception. Leaders included Carl Connant president and others in officer roles.

Athens Hi-Y Club Athens John Wesley Seay Carl Conant Dennis Batdorf Randy Wheaton John Crewson Kenny Stanley

No Driver's Examinations in Athens for Lincoln Birthday

No driver's examinations will be given by the State Highway Patrol in Athens on Friday in observance of Lincoln's Birthday.

State Highway Patrol Athens Lincoln

Engineers Propose 1.38 Million Plains Water Sewage Project

A preliminary engineering report submitted to county commissioners calls for a 1.38 million water and sanitary sewer system for The Plains area spanning parts of Athens and Dover Two. It outlines 527000 for sewers 363000 for treatment and 488000 for water lines with potential 50 percent federal funding and a 10000 design population including 7800 residential 750 school 200 hospital and 1250 industrial sectors.

Plains Athens Dover Two Eastwest Hocking Plains Water and Sanitary Sewer District

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

List of new births and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital. New arrivals include a son for Webb of Athens Route 5 and a daughter for Young of The Plains, among others. Discharges include Lilley of Athens and Gambill of New Marshfield Route 1 with several transfers noted to University Hospital in Columbus.

Fred Webb Athens Darrell Young the Plains George van Dyke Robert Lilley Robert Gambill New Marshfield Edward Smathers Millfield E. Bowie Morgan Earl Dailey Carl Well Harry Barnett Donald Newsom Janice Blackford John Epple Russell Perry McArthur University Hospital Columbus Jeron Wheeler

Coventry Cathedral Provost to Visit Athens for Dinner

The Rev H C N Williams provost of Coventry Cathedral in England will visit Athens on February 21 as a guest of the Church of St. God Shepherd Episcopal. A dinner in his honor will be held at Baker Center. Williams, born in Grahamstown South Africa and ordained in 1938, authored African Folk Songs and Twentieth Century Cathedral. He has four children.

Coventry England Athens H. C. N. Williams Th G God Shepherd Episcopal Baker Center Mr. Williams Grahamstown South Africa Graeme College University of South Africa

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