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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1960

Page

8

Suits Filed Against City To Protest Sewer Assessments

Citizens of Sanitary Sewer District 1 in Athens move to court to halt assessments. Two suits target the city of Athens and county officials over notices and fairness of the levy, seeking to block charges totaling 1467.75 for Steppe Dilley and 1242.94 for Sands. The protests follow a 1956 levy plan and a 1959 equalization board outcome.

Athens Claude L Blanche E. Steppe Columbia Rd Frank B. Dilley Fred H Constance A. Sands Cable Lane T. O. Kincade Athens County James W. Whaley Sion Steppe Dilley Sands Equalization Board

Safe Theft Is Denied Hearing Set

Harry J. Steele, 32, Athens Route 1, arraigned in Municipal Court on grand larceny charges for the February 13 theft of $215 from the Buckeye Cafeteria safe where he works. bail set at 250 dollars. he pleads innocent. Herbert Paul, 19, Guysville, fined 50 dollars and costs for intoxication. probation six months. William B. Doerr, Columbus OH University freshman, forfeits 21 dollar bond for failure to appear on a traffic charge.

Harry J. Steele Athens Route 1 Buckeye Steele Herbert Paul Guysville William B. Doerr Columbus Ohio University

Sunday Rites Set ALOU For Dohnanyi

Ohio University School of Music faculty plan a memorial service for Dr. Ernst von Dohnanyi at 4 p.m. in Galbreath Memorial Chapel. Dohnanyi died Feb 9 in New York after long ties with Ohio University as guest artist and teacher. Dr. Karl Ahrendt será director speaks. Gerald Hamilton will present funeral music in Tallahassee, and President Baker will pay tribute. Dr. Ahrendt attended the funeral in Tallahassee on Feb 13.

Ernst von Dohnanyi Ohio University School of Music Galbreath Memorial Chapel Dohnanyi New York Ohio University Karl Ahrendt School of Music Gerald Hamilton Tallahassee Fla Dr. Ahrendt Baker Ahrendt University Dr. Dohnanyi

William Byrd Rites Planned

William Byrd aged 79 died Wednesday in Athens after years at the Broadwell rest home. He is survived by brother Elias of Mt. Vernon and sister Mrs Carolina Sloane. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at Mt Zion Baptist Church Circleville with burial there. Friends may call at Jagers and Sons funeral home Friday.

William Byrd Broadwell Athens

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

Mr and Mrs Danny Wells of Athens Route 1 welcome a daughter. Admitted William Cunningham Cutler Route 1 Wilson Gilbert Athens Anna Watkins Athens James Culp Jr Athens Christy Cotterill Albany Route Mrs Robert Young Athens and son Mrs Charles McGrath Rutland and son Mrs Leonard Lucas Athens Route 3 and son James Rodgers Corning Wendell Moore The Plains Mrs Raymond Clark Mineral Mrs William Graham Athens Route 4 Blood used one pint.

William Cunningham Cutler Wilson Gilbert Athens Anna Watkins James Culp, Jr Christy Cotterill Albany Robert Young Charles McGrath Rutland Leonard Lucas James Rodgers Corning Wendell Moore the Plains Raymond Clark Mineral William Graham

Route 56 Straightening Project In Athens County

Work will begin this spring on a Route 56 project to remove a sharp curve near the Athens Country Club, about three miles west of Athens. Contractors will bid March 1 for a $140,000 job including right of way and engineering. The plan adds 24 foot pavement and aims for completion in late summer.

Athens County Department of Highways Athens Country Club Athens

Sixty AHS Seniors Set for OU Test Saturday

Sixty Athens High School seniors will take the American College Testing Program at Ohio University Saturday. Across Southeastern Ohio 218 seniors are registered for the four battery test. Dr. David Russell assists in the OU Center ballroom at 8 30 a m with a four section exam including English mathematics social studies and natural science.

Athens Ohio University Ardyce Bowling Ohio David Russell OU Center

Mrs. Laura Nickoson Glazier, 98, Dies in Athens Home

Laura Nickoson Glazier, 98, died Thursday morning at her son’s home on Dalton Ave after living with them ten years. Born in Jefferson County, she long resided in Carthage Township. She was predeceased by husband Edelbert in 1899 and by siblings. Survived by son Ernest Glazier, sister Jennie Bean, and brothers Frank, Myrna Nickoson, and Leroy Nickoson. Services Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at Dowler Ferguson Hughes Funeral Home. burial in West Union Street Cemetery.

Laura Nickoson Glazier Ernest Glazier Dalton Ave Jefferson County Thomas and Eliza Nickoson Carthage Township Athens County Edelbert Glazier First Methodist Church Athens Jennie Bean Frank Myrna Nickoson Cleveland Leroy Guysville Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes John G. Koontz West Union Street Cemetery

Breakfast theft on doorstep at Blackmore's Restaurant

Athens police report a thief stole nine dozen donuts two French rolls and a pecan roll left on the doorstep by Ray Collett Holsum Bakery delivery man. The incident occurred Thursday morning at Blackmore's Restaurant and security is reviewing bakery delivery logs.

Athens Blackmore's Ray Collett Holsum Bakery

Refreshers for Southeastern Ohio law officers in Athens

Athens Police Chief J. B. Grogan says the refresher session for Southeastern Ohio law enforcement officers will start at 7 p.m. Weather conditions may alter plans for a mock raid, postponed due to last Thursday’s snow. Officers should bring flashlights.

Southeastern Ohio Athens J. B. Grogan Grogan

Speidel to Speak at Accounting Group Meeting in Vienna

Robert G. Speidel from Pittsburgh will address the National Association of Accountants at the Parkersburg Country Club in Vienna West Virginia. The Pittsburg Haskins and Sells principal will discuss tax planning with a social hour at 6 15 p m dinner at 7 and a technical session at 8. Meanwhile in Guysville a Heart Fund drive planned for tonight is postponed due to weather per Mrs Lee Bretz.

Robert G. Speidel Pittsburgh National Association of Accountants Parkersburg Country Club Vienna W. Va Speidel Haskins and Sells F M. Maerker Athens Guysville Lee Bretz

Degree conferment ceremony at Masonic Temple

The Most Excellent Master degree will be conferred at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Temple by William D Stewart high priest

Masonic Temple William D. Stewart

Day To Meet Conrath Bean Chapter 37

Disabled American Veterans will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, said Albert Peyton, commander.

Conrath Bean Albert Peyton

Teachers Plan Committee Attendance in Columbus Trip

Three Athens teachers travel to Columbus for Ohio Education Association committee meetings. Pauline Fierce on rules and regulations and Esther Staats on the legislative committee help prepare for the annual Department of Classroom Teachers meeting next fall. Supt. Samuel Johnson discusses the foundation program with committee members and recommends changes benefiting all schools. Johnson notes English teachers from grades seven through twelve meet with book reps to select a new test line for those grades.

Athens Columbus Ohio Education Association Pauline Fierce Esther Staats Samuel Johnson Johnson Book Company

Phillip Harris Leads Troy High in Athens County Tests

Phillip Harris of Carthage Troy High School placed second in Athens County senior scholarship tests with a score of 219 out of 300. Other C T students receiving honorable mention were Richard Ackley Barry Halsey and Herbert Schul.

Phillip Harris Carthage- Troy High School Athens County C-T Richard Ackley Barry Halsey Herbert Schul

Snow persists as cold week ends with light accumulation

Snow lingered under gray skies as temperatures edged above freezing. U S Observer C L Colmer reported about a half inch of new snow with the thermometer near 35 after a 32 low. Rural Hamley Run recorded a low of 15 and a current 31 this morning.

Athens U. S C. L. Colmer Hamley Run

Man Rescued After Fall From South Bridge

Fire department squad rushed to the Hocking River after reports a man fell from the South bridge. Wilson Gilbert 43 of 88 Central Ave fell into cold water but reached shore and was pulled out by Ohio University students. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in good condition. No aid was needed at Harry Efaw’s Mulligan Road residence later that night.

Fire Department Hocking River Wilson Gilbert Central Ave Ohio University Gilbert Sheltering Arms Hospital Harry Efaw Mulligan Road

County Commissioners Approve Routine Expenditures

The county commissioners met Wednesday for routine business and approved expenditures totaling 4262.24. Participants included Commissioners John Cline W H Wakefield and Wayne Wiley plus County Auditor James Whaley and the board clerk.

John Cline W. H. Wakefield Wayne Wiley James Whaley

Engineers Week Observed Feb Twenty Seventh Slogan

The 1960 National Engineers Week runs February 21 to 27 with the theme Engineering's Great Challenge the 1960s. John D Dowler, local chair, notes the timing honors George Washington's Birthday and stresses a strong academic foundation for the coming decade. The Hocking Valley Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers includes Athens, Hocking, Perry and Vinton counties with officers George Sheeter and John Lindley. County members named include Fred Cartland, John W Dowler, Norman Hatch, Eugene Leffler, Richard Selleck, Carl Shermer, Gustavus Smith, E. J. Taylor, Neil Thomas, Charles Walker, Daryl Watkins Jr, Harold Larimer, John Owens, Don Russell, Albert Seabright, William Baughn, Homer Wilson, Miles Ogan, Elmer Frasure, Frank Hoffman and Henry Roy.

National Engineers John D. Dowler George Washington Dowler Hocking Valley Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Athens Hocking Perry Vinton George Sheeter John Lindley Athens County Fred Cartland John W. Dowler Norman Hatch Eugene Leffler Richard Selleck Carl Shermer Gustavus Smith E. J. Taylor Neil Thomas Charles Walker Daryl Watkins Harold Larimer John Owens Don Russell Albert Seabright William Baughn Homer Wilson Hocking County Miles Ogan Elmer Frasure Frank Hoffman Henry Roy

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