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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1966

Page

3

City Limits Extension Discussed by Athens Council

Athens city council discussed annexation moves toward Route 33N and Route 50E and approved paying $40,000 to Stimson Ave. and E. State St. site owners for a service station. The body also authorized studying two areas for future annexation with engineers and signed plans for street projects on Stimson and Madison Aves. and for city employee health plans.

Athens Servce Stimson Ave E. State St Athens High School McBee Systems Ccisngas Federal Hocking Orland Williams Richard Mathews Council Harry Crewson Raymond Shepard Shepard H. C. Dorman Fred Sands Fritz Wheaton Tes of Wooster Cornwell Madison Ave Spring St

Local Option Petition Considered for South Athens Area

City council heard that a local option petition may be filed to block a liquor permit for Charles Silverman at 434 Richland Ave. The move aims to keep the Richland area dry, with a May primary ballot hoped for. The issue centers on state rules allowing newly annexed areas to become wet without a local vote.

Ohio University Inn Charles Silverman Richland Ave Earl C. Bowser Richland Methodist Church Harry Crewson Donald Cook State Department of Liquor Cook Examiner Silverman William Rowland Bowser Gene Rowe Hooper St Rowe State Department of Liquor Control George Sheldon Crewson

Cadets Discuss Aerospace Power At Kiwanis Meeting

Cadet Col. William D. Smith of Lakewood and Cadet Lt. Col. Michael E. Stone of Cincinnati spoke at the Kiwanis Club on U.S. deterrence and SAC TAC and ADC missions. The session featured colored slides and included guests Capt. Charles Walden of Ohio University AFROTC and William Lamont of Goodyear Aerospace.

William D. Smith Lakewood Air Force Rotc Ohio University Michael E. Stone Cincinnati Afrotc Kiwanis Club Air Force U.S Strategic Air Command Tactical Air Command Air Defense Command Capt Charles Walden USAF William Lamont Goodyear Aerospace Akron

Area Man Charged In Conversion Of Auto

Lonnie M. Phelps, 37, New Marshfield Route 1, pleaded no contest to converting a 1959 auto for his own use. He posted $200 bond and the case was continued. The charge was filed by Charles W. Algeo of Nye University Volkswagen.

Lonnie M. Phelps New Marshfield Charles W. Algeo Nye University Volkswagen

Pomeroy Road Market Burgled. Items Stolen

About $300 in goods were taken from Richard's Markets on Pomeroy Road during a back door entry. Police report cigars, cold meat, and an electric meat slicer stolen in the Tuesday morning incident. The story also notes a civil suit between Donna Hemrick and Theodore and Bessie Lane was settled and dismissed.

Richard’s Pomeroy Rd Donna Hemrick Theodore Bessie Lane Common Pleas Court

Bound In Forgery of Two by Municipal Judge John Newcomb

Two bound in forgery cases heard Tuesday before Grand Jury. Jack W. Kennedy, 29, Cincinnati, faced two checks of 149.09 each with affidavits from Hocking Valley Bank and Athens National Bank. he pleaded guilty. Marilyn J. Kennedy, 21, Ewington Route 1, pleaded innocent to similar charges. Bonds set at 1000 total with 700 for her. Police handled the cases.

John Newcomb Jack W. Kennedy Cincinnati Hocking Valley Bank Athens National Bank Marilyn J. Kennedy Ewington

Chemistry Department GE Grant Renewed

Ohio University's chemistry department renewed a General Electric Foundation grant of 2500 dollars to support the undergraduate program. Hubert G. Wilhelm pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to failing to confine his fox terrier to his property. He was fined five dollars plus costs.

Ohio University General Electric Foundation Hubert G. Wilhelm Maplewood Dr

Eleven-Year-Old Boy Hurt In Route 682 Collision

An 11 year old boy, Jason Patrick Ryan, was injured when a car struck a stationary pickup on Route 682 north of Route 56. He suffered a possible skull fracture and brain concussion with leg lacerations and was hospitalized. The crash involved Arden Leroy Adams and William Stanley Ryan Jr. with Ramona Lea Ryan among the five children in the pickup cab. The cause appears to be a left of center car turn on a curve and the incident remains under investigation.

State Highway Patrol Jason Patrick Ryan Athens Sheltering Arms Columbus William Stanley Ryan, Jr Arden Leroy Adams Ramona Lea Ryan

Driver Hurt In Crash On Route 50 West Of Coolville

A motorist, William Andrew Miller Jr., 35, of Patriot, was injured when he apparently fell asleep and struck a concrete divider and guard rail on Route 50 west of Coolville. He suffered a back injury and facial lacerations and was taken to St Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg by the Coolville emergency squad. No citation was issued.

Coolville State Highway Patrol William Andrew Miller, Jr Patriot St. Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg

Plains survey nears sewer district plan with 380 homes

The Plains survey to define a proposed sanitary sewer district wrapped up under Basil Cullison who door knocked 380 homes at $200. About 1600 people, plus 1200 acres including businesses and schools, would be affected. Engineers Evans Medhwart Hambleton Tilton to prepare a preliminary report due Feb 1. Mrs. Luta Wright discussed purchasing an editing microfilm machine. county already owns a rarely used microfilm camera ready for use.

The Plains Basil Cullison the Plains Commission Evans Medhwart Hambleton and Tilton Luta Wright County Recorder

Mercury Hits 12 As Athens Records Cold Tuesday

Athens logged a sharp cold snap with a 9:30 a.m. reading of 17 degrees after an early low of 12. The prior day’s high reached 7 amid intermittent snow flurries, reported by U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.

Athens U.S C. L. Colmer

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