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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
9
Logan James Parkin, the city zoning inspector, said 1965 permits issued after the office opened totaled 813,625 for construction and remodeling. The largest class was 387,000 for factory and commercial expansion, with 17 new homes at 269,000 and 312 total certificates issued including 216 non conforming uses.
Willis H Edmund executive consultant with Goodyear Tire Akron will address the Hocking Soil and Water Conservation fete in Logan on February 3 his second Logan appearance in three months He previously spoke at the November 15 Logan High football banquet
The Messenger notes it is not responsible for errors in program listings when stations fail to provide corrected schedules. Bold type indicates color programs.
Logan Lyndon Johnson has become assistant manager at Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association this week. He succeeds Ralph H. Brumbach who became a state building and loan examiner. Johnson, an Ohio State University graduate with a five year diploma from the American Savings & Loan Institute, serves as a public accountant with a merit certificate from the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards and prior stints at Fairfield Federal S&L and National Cash Register. He lives in Lancaster with his wife Sue Ellen and their three year old son. He is pursuing an eight year graduate degree.
Logan Carl Stine Johnson is elected president of the Hocking Hills Country Club board for 1966 with Chris Wolfe as vice president and Jim Struckman as secretary. Fear C Lowe joins Logan General Electric as a process engineer after fourteen years as plant superintendent and a ceramic engineer at Straitsville Brick Co.
Firefighters discussed the cold snap as Dave Travis recalled walking three blocks with a jar of cream that froze and dusted his pocket, a winter memory the department shared amid the weather chat.
Mel Adams finalizes the 1966 Logan High football calendar and the 1966 67 basketball bill of fare. The football plan keeps seven league games and two holdovers Bexley and Hilliard, drops Hillsboro, and lists home openers. The basketball slate adds three large Columbus schools Whitehall Marion Franklin and Upper Arlington replacing previous entries.
Despite tough sledding in the area, ice skaters have begun using Lake Logan pond this week. Boys try their hand at hockey on the lake, marking the first winter it has been lit for skating.
Edward Noon of Columbus spent a midweek day with his mother Mrs Thomas Noon on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Preston Wise were visitors of their son in law Rex Myers and wife and children from Rockbridge. A family dinner honored Mrs Myers birthday with many relatives attending including Jack Davis and his granddaughter Ronda May of Dayton Homer Pierce family from Jacksontown and George Snyder family from Fairborn.
Rio de Janeiro reports Sao Bento in the northeast closed its jail due to long prisoner shortages. The jail has been converted into a school, according to the weekly magazine O Cruzeiro.
The listing runs Friday evening through Sunday night with multiple film options on channels 13 8 6 10 4 and 2 4 as well as color presentations. Notable titles include The Helen Morgan Story Cavalry Command Road Racers and Pinky among others with cast such as Ann Blyth Tyrone Power Orson Wells Dean Martin Jerry Lewis John Wayne Loretta Young and Paul Newman.
Hocking County commissioners advertise for bids on a new front end loader for the highway department with bids opened at 10 am February 5 in the commissioners office. Officials also discuss a county wide recreation program and sponsor role by the city. Probate Judge travel and bills totaling 8328.62 approved.
A Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held at the Gibisonville EUB Church at 7 30 p m Sunday. Twelve scouts from Troop 253 will receive God and Country Awards. Advancement services for one life scout three star scouts and one first class scout. Two boys will receive nine merit badges.
Chauncey and Pataskala residents visit relatives in Chauncey and Gallipolis. Paul Allison of Zanesville visits his niece Nevada Beaver at Holzer Hospital and Mary Savage in Chauncey. Hattie Sammons of The Plains returns from Celina. Church events include Trimble Church elders meeting Sunday at 2 30 p m and Blessing of Children at Greens Run Church at 10 a m with evening services. Chauncey CYF meets at 5 30 p m.
Channel 20 spotlights include meee ee-TV Kindergarten Davey and Goliath Merlin the Magician andWhats New Festival. Also featured are The Mikado and A Sleep Of Prisoners with a News Profile on Kyle Hill.
The listing outlines WOUB radio segments including International Club guest Mr es at 7 30 Campus Report at 7 30 CBS Health Test and the Book Exchang at 8 05 and Music from the Theater TM Ballet Music.
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