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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1973
Page
7
The 1972 Meigs County Court report shows 1,460 criminal cases and 262 civil cases. Fines to the state totaled 15,837.08 and 1,168 sheriff fees. County totals include 18,515.66 general fund 7,484.53 library fund 5,513.58 auto license fund 75 humane society and 48,593.85 overall.
John Lohse a junior at Ohio State University Columbus was initiated into Pi Mu Epsilon mathematics honorary. Ceremonies were held in Cockins Hall with Dr. Richard M. Wilson as guest speaker. Lohse majors in mathematics and made the fall dean's list with a 4.0 GPA. He is the son of Harold and Mrs. Lohse of Wolfe Drive Pomeroy.
The American Cancer Society will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Cole Street office. The Meigs Band Booster will convene Monday at 8 p m at Meigs Local School for its meeting.
FRANKFORT Ky AP The state conducts a 500000 study of surface mining with Appalachian Regional Commission funds. The goal is to design a strip mining method that yields more coal while improving land reclamation a key concern for conservationists.
Pomeroy Meigs County sheriff reports a one car crash Monday as Robert Blankenship of Albany lost control on Route 33 while turning onto Route 681 after hitting loose gravel. The car slid into a ditch with no injuries.
In Mason Court Circuit Court Judge James Lee Thompson's courtroom on Monday J Q Baker pleaded innocent to false pretense and faces trial February 5. Paul M Smith and Lloyd Lees cases were continued to Thursday charged with stealing. Nearby in Chester Wilbur Parker hosted a family dinner over the holidays with Willus Parker Russell Rodney Debbie and Timmus from Parkersburg and Herbert Parker of Syracuse plus Long Bottom residents April and Aaron Parker.
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