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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1965

Page

2

Tax Rates Rise Across Most Districts in County 1964

County Treasurer Vaughn Earich reports real estate tax rates will rise in 38 of 40 districts for 1964 to be collected in 1965. Increases reflect school consolidations, two bond issues, conservancy levies, and new taxes. several districts show declines or limited changes. Affected districts and rate changes are listed with 1962 figures for comparison. Tax books open Jan 11 and close Feb 20 with a 10 percent penalty after.

Chauncey Vaughn Earich Conservancy Amesville Village Rome-Canaan Hocking Margaret Creek Doverton Glouster Village Barich

Former Athens Man Is Named To Florida Post

Robert Markham, a former Athens businessman, will become tax assessor of Broward County Florida on January 5. He won the post in a political upset ending a 58 year hereditary hold by a Florida family. Markham operates a heavy equipment business in Fort Lauderdale with wife Madelyn who runs a salon. The couple traces Athens area roots to three generations. Markham was born in McArthur and is one of only two Republicans to win tax assessor posts in the state among 56 counties.

Athens Robert Markham Broward County Florida Markham Fort Lauderdale Madelyn Athens Area McArthur

Review of 1964 Highlights Continues in The Messenger

The continued review covers November events in Athens including Democrats gaining courthouse control and city income tax, Hocking River projects, Ohio Assembly session, open house at Ohio University Inn, Veterans Day remarks, flooding planning, rainfall, bridge clearance, city parking lot changes, a Route 50 crash, Economic Opportunity Act briefing, and early snow.

Athens Alexander Hocking River Planning Commission Ohio Assembly Ohio University Inn Don Campbell Athens State Hospital Hockingport Bridge United Appeal N. College St Council Carthage Gap Ohio University

Shelterings Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals

Admitted: Mrs Melvin Ward Athens Sandra Hammack Athens Route 5 Wilford Patterson Athens Route 2 Domini McCarthy Athens Harry Hawk New Marshfield Curtis Barnes Athens Route 3 William T Johnson Jr 48 Jackson Center cabinet maker Louis Marie Hopak 47 Athens hospital employee. Dismissed: (none listed)

Melvin Ward Athens Sandra Hammack Wilford Patterson Domini McCarthy Harry Hawk New Marshfield Curtis Barnes William T. Johnson, Jr Jackson Center Louis Marie Hopack

Christmas Tree Pickup Schedule Announced

The city will begin collecting Christmas trees Monday under Service Safety Director Dwight Robinson. Residents may place trees on curbs for pickup on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Service Safety Dwight Robinson

Precipitation in 1964 Exceeds Long Term Averages

U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer reports 1964 precipitation at 40.31 inches, above the 50 year average of 38.4 inches and well up from 1963’s 29.92 inches. The year ended Friday with a high of 50 degrees on a bright sunny day.

U.S C. L. Colmer Colmer

Athens Council Transfers Funds to Stabilize 1965 Finances

Athens City Council on Thursday moved 15318 from the income tax fund to general and street repair funds to back 1965 operations. 4000 goes to general, 4888 to street and general split 6830. Waterworks transfers reallocate 200 to incidentals 150 to retirement 900 to meters 4000 to incidentals 400 to electric. All adopted under suspension of the rules.

Athens

Assault Battery Charge Denied in Athens Court

Clyde Ely of Athens Route 5 faced Municipal Court on an assault and battery charge filed by Shirley Shikenjanski of 8 Race Street. The affidavit states he grabbed her wrist Tuesday. Ely pleaded innocent and the case was continued. The Athens Council of the Knights of Columbus will meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Mill Street hall.

Clyde Ely Athens Shirley Shikenjanski Race St Reva K of C Athens Council of the Knights of Columbus Mill St

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