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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1972
Page
15
Nelsonville licenses for male or female dogs cost 2 dollars with a clerk fee. Kennel licenses are 10 dollars. Tags available noon to 9 pm at 22 Short St. until January 20 to avoid a 1 dollar penalty. After January 20 buy licenses at Athens County auditor office.
Donkey Basketball arrives in Glouster Saturday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Contestants feature the Trimble Two Jaycees and the Glouster High senior class. Advance tickets offered by Trimble Two Jaycees members at reduced prices.
Meigs County transfers show right of way and parcels in Bedford Scipio Olive Salisbury Sutton Middleport Rutland Syracuse and Columbia Two to Buckeye Rural Electric Co op by Sargent Shuler Hindy Stumbo and others. Other transfers include estates to Franklin Real Estate and to Basharat Munir and Ameena Munir.
Nelsonville Paul W. Hoskins, 62, of Route 1, charged with improper backing after backing from a parking space struck Nancy Sanborn, 21, of Sugar Grove. Both cars sustained slight damage. Hoskins ordered to appear in Athens County Municipal Court.
Christmas Day dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Konns in Jacksonville included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Mrs. Mary Smith and Eleanor Smith of Glouster Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunnette and children of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ball and children of The Plains Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ball of Amesville Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ball of Coshocton and Dennis Ball of Delaware.
Robert Lemasters 35 of Hamtramck Michigan was arrested twice in three months on driving while intoxicated charges by the Vinton County Sheriff. He faced the Oct 10 and Jan 1 offenses. Harry Goodrich of Dundas was also charged with DWI by the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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