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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
5
The Ohio University Forensics Team captured four tournaments in the last two weeks at William and Mary College Indiana State Miami University and Marietta College. At the Marietta tournament the team earned another strong showing.
Ohio Lt. Gov. John Brown will speak at the Athens Chamber of Commerce annual meeting April 20 at Ohio University's Baker Center. The tenth annual meeting features a 6:30 p.m. dinner with tickets on sale March 1 to chamber members.
The Athens Fire Department emergency squad transported two people to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. Eleven year old Tina Mullins from 54 S May Ave was taken at 8:24 p.m. Wednesday and Timothy Stevens, 19, of 210 W Washington St, was taken at 1:17 a.m. today.
A copy of the 39th edition of the Digest of Motor Laws has been sent to the Ohio State Patrol and to police sheriff offices city managers mayors and municipal court judges in ten counties served by the Automobile Club of Southern Ohio. The digest summarizes regulations on registration and operation of passenger cars in the United States Canal Zone Guam Puerto Rico and parts of Canada.
A two car collision on Route 50A near Athens left two people injured. John King 21 was hospitalized with internal injuries after his car failed to yield while turning left. William Harris 25 sustained a cut lip. A separate incident involved Ohio University students Paige 19 and Bradford 19 with head lacerations, treated at Hudson Health Center. Ralph Baker 51 also injured in a single car crash on Carthage Township Road 154.
Thirty seven children were examined at the speech and hearing clinic held Monday at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital. Twenty two were first time visitors. Columbus specialists assisted by Ohio Health Department, Athens City-County Health Department and Red Cross volunteers. Dr Andrew Migulets led the clinic staff with audiologist Don Eliot and others.
The U S Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs opens a resident Columbus office with one fulltime staffer, expanding to three. Funds come from the bureau’s investigations section as federal buy money aids drug case convictions. Milligan outlined the move amid a Nixon briefing on the national anti drug drive.
A student recital in Recital Hall features Constance Schmucker, senior music major from Mansfield Ohio and student of Leighton Conklin. She performs Brahms Sonata in E minor Beethoven Sonata in C major and Bartok Streichquartett movement two with Barbara Howe Diane Lambros Marie Lange Sheila Kelch and Margaret Zufall.
Articles of Incorporation filed with the Secretary of State Ted Brown. Incorporators are Lloyd S. Bolin Albert H. Hutchison and Glenn L. McDaniel. The agent is Lowell H. Chase Albany. Filing by Lavelle and Vanity law firm Athens.
Four Ohio University students plus two church organists will present parts of the monthly Musical Vespers in the Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel at 4 p.m. Sunday. The program features organ students of Prof. Eugene Wickstrom with works by Bach Mendelssohn Walcha Stanford and others. Also note Union Grill owner Nick Parkis seeks transfer of his liquor permit and asks that it be listed under both his name and Thomas Kyle's. application filed February 3.
Dr. Lyle Lehman of the Learning Disability Center at Ohio University will speak Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. to the East Elementary PTA. His talk titled The Role of Learning Disabilities Personnel in the Public Schools will be in the school gym.
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