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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1972
Page
11
NELSONVILLE The W and S Sanitation Co Glouster has asked the city for higher residential trash and garbage collection rates Mayor Donald Bumgardner announced Thursday night noting a letter from secretary John E. is on file describing the request.
Esther Circle of First Presbyterian Church organized a rummage sale to be held April 4-5 in the church basement. The sale supports all circles of the Presbyterian Women's Association. A February meeting reviewed a Korean mission hospital report and discussed Women’s Liberation in a Biblical Perspective. The March meeting will be at Mrs. Roy Snackenburg’s home. A council committee will study a proposed 21 percent residential rate increase from a trash collection firm, which cites operating losses and a 60 day records request clause in the city contract.
Nelsonville police recovered the missing arrest book at 199 Monroe Street. Jerald Allbaugh, 199 Monroe St., was arrested on concealing stolen property charges after officers obtained a search warrant and found the docket at his home. He awaits Athens County Municipal Court appearance.
Judith Boyko of 123 Grosvenor St was arrested for speeding 51 mph in a 35 mph zone. She was ordered to appear in Nelsonville mayor's court March 4, after police clocked her car on the new radar.
The Hocking County Historical Society paid tribute to Charlie Ziegler on Thursday with remarks from George M. Sarbalas Logan City Schools superintendent James Frey Hocking County Schools superintendent Ralph Walker and other leaders including Gerald Sinnott Ben Hayes and a telegram from Don Ziegler son of Charlie in California
Nelsonville Harmony Class at First Christian Church discussed a two dollar cookbook of Nelsonville women. Orders to 753 3485. A white elephant sale April 7 and Holiday Fair projects were planned. Prizes awarded to DeMarius Decker Judy Wells and Ann Morman. March meeting at Decker home. Trimble Lodge No. 557 F and AM held a special meeting with three Master Mason degrees.
Logan Hocking Hills ABWA members heard guest speaker David Mingus outline environmental problems facing the country. He warned pollution threats to rivers lakes air and natural resources and noted DDT effects on birds and human fatty tissues. The talk urged citizen responsibility and support to solve the issues.
Logan A telephone ministry sponsored by First United Presbyterian Church launches Dial-For-Faith. The 2 minute devotional by Rev. W. Jackson Beverly plays 24/7 at 385-7865 with weekly message changes on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Contributions fund the service.
Ruth and Naomi from the Bible were explored at the Group Two meeting of First Christian Church in Nelsonville. Mrs. Gertrude Clouston led the program and Mrs. James Patton offered devotions at the home of Mrs. William Wells on Franklin Street. Phones Outnumber Telephones in Washington, D.C., outnumber people. There are 116.9 phones for every 100 residents.
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