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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1969
Page
22
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Josten Uidrew Renu and Khven thu Mager amid garbled local matters. It references a judge and a possibly civic or legal context with scattered terms like polie domes and special theron inet, leaving the event and outcome unclear.
A church article outlines Rev Wall Anmoteds new system naming a pastor and female elders or duchies of ladies to support missionary work. The pastor performs visitation and prepares the Lord's Supper while assisting baptism candidates and arranging sanctuary flowers and sympathy cards for bereaved members.
A petition filed January 22 alleges the union staged a mass picket at Mason County schools and coerced action by the school board. It seeks a permanent injunction to restrain the union from picketing or blocking access to school property and from interfering with students and buses.
A two car collision was reported near Route 1 in Mason involving drivers Donald J Mason and Charles Cunning. Damage to both vehicles was estimated at 8975 dollars with no injuries reported. Affected area included Ace High Music and nearby outlets, with Austin and the mayor's office noted in the report.
Mason City police continue probe into fire that gutted the Olston Wright building, seeking arson links to other fires this year. The structure, purchased last December, was insured.
Point Pleasant reports three counts of actions were dismissed in Curewil Court. Helen Sue Van Meter and Charles Franklin Van Meter. Judy Kay Eping and Bruce Burl Qpling. Estella Grimes and Wilson George Grimes were named in dismissed suits. Earl Clifford Starkey of Calli polis Ferry pleaded innocent to an indictment. hearing set for February 2. bond posted.
An Ohio court action by the State of Ohio and Ohio State University Hospitals in Columbus seeks 977.43 from Paul Putt of Dexter. Helen Phillips of Guysville sues Clinton Donovan of Pomeroy for 50000 for personal injuries. Also notes brief items on Montevideo dress norms, a Mason County car accident east of Mason, and Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District citations.
A fashion workshop for homemakers in Jackson County offers three lessons on March 4, 11 and 19. Margaret Griffs iths says enrollees will sew a pair of slacks for themselves, limited to 15 to allow individual attention. Under Mrs Darlene Hannaued, with Mrs Fla Mayer guiding, the program will meet in the Pomeroy area at an announced location.
Gov Arch A Moore Jr. said he would present his administration next week with a news conference to introduce major department heads. He did not provide a date and noted some transitions may delay immediate starts, with possible handovers from former Gov Hulett Smith’s Democratic administration.
The Oh Kan Coin Club will hold its first regular meeting of the year on Monday at the Tu En die We Manor. A four o clock social hour and trading session precede the business meeting. A membership drive is under way and new members are urged to attend. Plans for the 6th Annual Spring Coin Show will be discussed and committees appointed. A fifty fat coin auction will follow the meeting and the public is invited.
List of residents and patients from Point Pleasant, including Mrs. Esta Blackburn and Mrs. Darrell Hanning, with notes on a surgical patient at Pleasant Valley Hospital and the home address of Cathy Kegley Roach. Priests serving Catholics numbered over 39,000, with over 46 million Catholics in 1967.
Danny King chair of Point Pleasant Teen Age Program reports public thanks for support and notes events upcoming after an egg sale raised 178 dollars. Road block collections occur Saturdays with a goal of 1300 dollars. A mod freak-out directed by Carol Kegley is planned. Cathy Kegley Roach serves as TAP state chair.
The quarterly meeting of the Mason County Heart and TB Association will be held Monday at 1 p.m in the city building. Members aim to complete the Christmas seal campaign records during the session.
Melba Brown, 49, of Meili was cited for failure to have control after a two car accident on Jackson Avenue Friday evening. Charles McDaniel, 29, of LAM-3rh SL, was stopped for another car when he was struck from the rear by Brown’s auto.
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