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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
9
McARTHUR A salt house is under construction by Hamden contractor James R Eberts for the Ohio Highway Department at the Dundas state stockyard. The 950 ton capacity building will augment county storage to cover a normal winter. It features a concrete foundation steel frame and wood construction with an asphalt floor. Front end loaders will load trucks and blowers will unload salt. The tentative completion date is Feb 1.
A Meeksville robbery case ends with Larry Bryan Wyatt found innocent by a common pleas jury after about five hours of trial. Judge C. W. Smith ordered Wyatt released to Sheriff Harold Steele and potential Athens county charges loom. Otis Clary led the petit jury with 12 members including Earl Betts and Mary Frances Winnette.
Vinton County Auditor Glenn Peters challenges Ohio’s claim that the state provides 85 percent of school funds, saying only 63.26 percent comes from state sources while 36.74 percent is raised locally. The total operating revenue for Vinton schools is listed as 868 351 dollars. Also noted is a birth announcement for Teresa Kay Davis, daughter of Bob and Janet Davis.
Auditor Glenn L. Peters reports 1156 1965 dog tags sold by deadline January 20, up 15 from last year after about 100 kennel licenses. court notes list Roy Gibson estate administrator bond at 4000 dollars and will filed for Admira W. Davis January 26. marriage licenses show Thelma Louise Sayres, 23, Londonderry. Modern cows on farms roam freely in loafing barns rather than stanchions.
In New Haven the annual congregational dinner was served in the church recreation room. Rev. Jack Welch led the annual business meeting. Donald Bumgardner was declared trustee and John F. Roush and Paul Roush were ordained deacons. About 65 attended as annual reports were presented.
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