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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

3

Mayor Seeks Re-Election and Solicitor Candidate

Incumbent Mayor Raymond Shepard seeks a second term and petitions for the Democratic ticket. Attorney Gerald A. Mollica plans to run for city solicitor, while City Treasurer Ralph Woods circulates petitions for the appointed post. Mollica, Mansfield native, partners with W. Parker Walker since 1963 and chairs local bar activities.

Raymond Shepard Gerald A. Mollica Ralph Woods Shepard Mollica County Election Board Mansfield W. Parker Walker

Bequest to Ohio University Funds Scholarships for Science Students

The late Professor Emeritus Hiram Roy Wilson died August 4 at 89 leaving securities worth over 152000 and a 1000 book library to Ohio University. The will directs the interest from the securities to fund scholarships for biology and chemistry students in need. Dr. Wilson, a Hamden native and 1896 Ohio graduate, joined the faculty in 1897 and led the English department for 30 years.

Ohio University Hiram Roy Wilson Wilson Hamden Ohio

Alabaman Named Pastor of New Baptist Chapel

Robert H. Dewitt, a Louisville Seminary graduate, chosen pastor of Rolling Hills Baptist Chapel, an Athens extension meeting in Athens Livestock Sales office. The chapel began meeting in June 1964 near New Marshfield and moved to the livestock sales for winter. Dewitt, Alabama native, previously worked in social services and YMCA youth programs in Louisville after pastor stints in Clio and Eufaula. He and his wife Jan and two children reside in Albany.

Robert H. Dewitt Southern Baptist Seminary Louisville Rolling Hills First Baptist Church Athens Alabama Louisville Seminary YMCA Clio Eufaula Ala Ohio

Perry To Lecture On Leisure At Ohio University

Dr. Donald E. Perry chair of the industrial arts department speaks at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Space Arts Auditorium on Leisure Our Perfidious Goal. He earned degrees at Ohio University Bradley University and has served on education steering committees and standards panels. He directed summer electricity sessions for Buck Engineering and worked with the Nigerian Ministry of Education on technical education in nine cities.

Donald E. Perry Ohio University Perry Bradley University Ohio Department of Education American Industrial Arts Association Buck Engineering Inc Freehold, N Donald Perry J Ministry of Education Nigeria

Yule Drive Goal Topped Salvation Army Drive Total

Salvation Army drive in Athens County surpassed its $3000 target with $3108.53 raised via kettles mail appeal and other income. The charity distributed 189 food baskets, 421 toys to children, and 301 sunshine baskets to seniors in rest homes hospitals and the county jail.

Salvation Army Michael Molchan Athens County

Divorce Petition Seeks Custody in Carter Versus Carter

Carol Carter files for divorce from James Carter alleging gross neglect. Plaintiff seeks custody of their child and child support.

Carol Carter James Carter

Beacon School Council Elects Officers and Considers Funds

Mrs. Lowell Rapp was re elected president and Dr. Elizabeth Andersoh secretary of the Beacon School Council at a Monday meeting at the Children's Home. Members include Dr. J K Bratton Carol Beaty John Clark Dr Max Pullen and Mrs Howard Woodyard.

Lowell Rapp Elizabeth Andersoh Beacon School Council J. K. Bratton Carol Beaty John Clark Max Pullen Howard Woodyard Athens County Mental Health Association Council For Beacon School Rowena Sprout

Driver Fined Jailed and License Suspended in Court

Fred Alexander Dowler of The Plains pleaded guilty to a state patrol charge of driving while intoxicated. He was fined 150 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and received an 180 day license suspension.

Fred Alexander Dowler the Plains State Highway Patrol Dowler

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Washington and Jefferson College Ohio State University Athens County Bar Association Jaycees Molica Richland Ave Woods Studio Court LY Darrel Tom M Photog New Baptist Chapel Jan Albany Kermit Clark Coolville American Federation of State Grange Hall Barry Conners Columbus Lawrence Lee Wess the Plain Robert Dewitt Yule Drive Dacron B. Wardrobe Wonder Oxford Bermuda Zephyr Child Welfare Board Ridge Road United United Appeal N. Congress St
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