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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1969

Page

2

Route 33 Bypass and Appalachian Highway Upgrade Plans

The Athens area highway projects will require at least 372 land parcels for a 16.8 mile four lane system cost about 23.9 million dollars. Construction on four of five sections likely delays until July. about 40 million dollars in state and federal funds may be held up until then according to John Dowler of the Ohio Department of Highways.

Athens John Dowler Ohio Department of Highways’ Division 10 Highway Department Appalachian Program Dowler Hocking Gallia Vinton Morgan Washington Noble Monroe Meigs Columbus Road North Hill E. State E. State Street

Parcels Negotiated For Ohio Appalachian Highway Bypass

State Highway Department negotiates 38 of 49 parcels for the Albany to Dow Lake route as appraisals proceed. Harris reports plans are 100 percent complete for sections, with negotiations and pending acquisitions across nine counties and multiple Routes 50 33 corridors.

Harris

Three Deny Guilt In Nelsonville VFW Burglary Case

Three men James Pincelli Herschel Smith and Leon Henson pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to breaking and entering in connection with an attempted burglary at the Nelsonville Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Each is jailed in lieu of 4000 bond. Hearings set for 9 am January 21. Police said the trio burglarized the VFW Hall about 3 am Sunday taking beer items valued at 73.30 and cash. Smith also faces two 1964 burglary charges Wagoner Riverside Service Station Athens and McCafferty Clover Farm Chauncey with alleged larceny.

Nelsonville Veterans of Foreign Wars James Richard Pincelli Cleveland Herschel C. Smith Leon Henson Columbus Smith Millfield Pincelli Chauncey Henson Albany VFW Wagoner Riverside Athens McCafferty Clover Farm

Judges Named For Choosing Man Of Year

Five Athens men named as judges for the Jaycees Distinguished Service Award selection. Nominees will be screened on meritorious service to field, family, church, community, and nation. The Bosses Night banquet will be Thursday Jan 23 at The Ohio University Inn.

Athens Jaycees George A. Drach Stanley’s Ernest F. Rothel Columbia Gas Ohio Raymond Shepard Robert L. Savage Ohio University Joseph B. Vanity DSA Athens Jaycees Box 182 Ohio University Inn

Patrol cites driver after Route 33 crash

The State Highway Patrol cited Victor L. Sayer, 57, Millfield Route 1, for unsafe lane change after his car scraped the side of Ronald M. Millington's, 26, Marion, on U S Route 33 north of Athens. No injuries were reported.

The State Highway Patrol Victor L. Sayer Millfield U. S. Route 33 Athens Sayer Ronald M. Millington Marion

Area Sailors Complete Training

Five Southeastern Ohio sailors on leave January 14 to 28 after graduating nine weeks recruit training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Athens graduates are Richard F. Allison and Stephan B. Widmeyer with wives Sherry Lee and Donna Lee. Other area recruits include Walter F. Hobociensky Jr., James A. Parish Jr., and Gary N. Rife, with OU ties and Middleport history.

Southeastern Ohio Great Lakes Naval Training Center Athens Richard F. Allison Stephan B. Widmeyer Sherry Lee Donna Lee N. May Ave Carriage Hills Walter F. Hobociensky, Jr Walter F. Hobociensky James A

Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital Reported in Athens Area

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs William Gargar o of Athens a daughter and several other newborns from Athens and surrounding communities. Dismissals include Mrs Claudia Brown and son and several individuals and families leaving the hospital.

William Gargaro Athens Claude Brew Rudy Brozak Stewart

Frisch's Records Strong Growth Across Regions

Frisch's Restaurants, Inc. reports six months ending November 17, 1968 retail sales of 10.29 million dollars, up from 7.73 million last year. Net earnings reach 498,800 dollars with 1.03 dollars per share, slightly above prior 1.01. Income tax surcharge cuts 0.10 per share. Growth reflects 48 company owned Big Boy units in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Florida plus the Quality Motel Central Annette's and Teddy Bear restaurants.

Cincinnati Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc Big Boy Ohio Kentucky Indiana Florida New Quality Motel Central Annette’s Teddy Bear

Ex Navy airman becomes district forestry PR man

Lee R. Cates, a 14 year Navy veteran, has become the Athens District Four public relations officer and pilot for the fire spotter plane. He moves from New Philadelphia to Athens to oversee forest fire prevention and the district detection system while engaging with schools and civic groups. He and his wife Catherine have two sons and will relocate after the school term. K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion meets Wednesday with refreshments.

Navy District Four Ohio Division of Forestry Lee R. Cates District Three New Philadelphia Athens I. Ed Chesser Cates South Athens Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Dis Division of Forestry Oklahoma Catherine Lee Jr Air Force Robert Wooster High School Wooster Wayne County Roy Cross Ed Chesser

Kiwanis 69 Objectives Announced At Athens Club

Kiwanis International 1969 theme Stand Up for Freedom to guide year says Athens Kiwanis president Earl Funk. The club adopts seven objectives including community service, law respect, anti drug measures, and pollution control. Col. Ronald Barrett and Capt. David Allen discuss Air Force ROTC aims and show Their Choice Was Freedom film. New member Orville Weissman joins. Kiwanian blood drive reaches 46 pints for open heart patient Max Kinneer. Jan 27 officer installation at Ohio University Inn with Pancake Day set for Feb 18.

Kiwanis International Kiwanis Club of Athens Air Force Rotc Ohio University Kiwanis Earl Funk Athens Kiwanis Funk Col Ronald Barrett David Allen Air Force Barrett Orville Weissman Max Kinneer Ohio University Inn

Red Cross Seeks Aid for Two Local Families

Athens County Red Cross seeks help for two families affected by fires. The Rudy Brozak family in Stewart needs bedding dishes furniture a baby’s clothing sizes and adult sizes while the Lola Mayles family in Amesville requests a stove refrigerator beds furniture rugs and linens. Call 182 N Congress St for pickups between 9 am and 4 pm. Temperatures rose slightly with 8:15 am reading at 20 and a 16 low. Monday high 31 per observer C L Colmer.

Athens County Red Cross Rudy Brozak Stewart Lola Mayles Amesville N. Congress St C. L. Colmer Observer

Physician explains choosing Athens for surgery practice

Dr. Philip D. Kinnard, Ohio University alumnus and former Air Force surgeon, outlined Monday why he set up his general surgery practice in Athens. He cited closer patient relations, limited hospital access in large cities, and longer elective surgery wait times as key reasons.

Athens Philip D. Kinnard Kinnard Ohio University Rotary Club Ohio University Inn Rotarians Rotary Thomas J. Wassmer Milton Heise Chicago, IL

Double Local Tax Share Proposal in Ohio Legislature

Sen. Charles J. Carney introduces a bill to double state income tax proceeds for city and county governments in Ohio. The plan fixes local share at 9.5 percent, boosts the local government fund to 24 million annually, and adds 2 to 4 million monthly, aiming to support school foundation aid without overburdening localities.

Columbus Ohio Charles J. Carney Senate Carney Youngstown

Garage Sale Benefits Dimes Drive for March of Dimes

A weekend garage sale to support Athens County March of Dimes campaign runs 9 am to 5 pm Saturday at 5 Slaughter Dr Athens. Items for sale are accepted daily this week at Mrs Dan Petersons home. A 5:45 pm Wednesday WOUB TV film portrays a family helped by March of Dimes aided clinics.

Athens County Thomas P. O'Keefe Dan Peterson Slaughter Dr Athens Woub-Tv

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the Messenger Greg Black Messenger State Highway Department Richland Avenue Charles Harris Dow Lake Area Dow Lake Pomeroy Patrol Cvs. Pe Sheltering Arms Hospital Ellen Whaley Glenn Scott New Marshfield Gaylord Peters Zaleski Dale Stansbury Claudia Brown Linda Broomhall Virginia Perry Dorothy Reynolds Susan Radcliff Ruth Stratton Mary Evans Robin Powell Lenna McClanahan Frisch’s Legion K. T. Crossen American Legion Hong Kong Alstiy Tailors Rickey Chugar Matl Eric AULA Chugani Home Office Austin OF Austin Custom Tailors P.O Kowloon Rhodes Dimes Drive Securiy Bank Ston BOR
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