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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1976

Page

8

Two Youths Arrested After Elberfeld Store Break-In

Pomeroy police nabbed Eli Ebersbach III and Randy Lee, both 19, on the second floor of the Elberfeld Store after a break in. Ebersbach admitted breaking into the Meigs County Courthouse and confessed to stealing a radio. officers recovered cash, jewelry, and the radio. Both face charges related to the break-ins.

Pomeroy Middleport Elberfeld Meigs County Eli Ebersbach III Randy Lee Ebersbach Robert Hartenbach J. J. Cremeans Hartenbach

Women Prepare Albany Bicentennial Tent at Fairgrounds

Albany women organize last minute setup for the Athens County Bicentennial tent at the fairgrounds. They seek homemade cookies donation contact Pat Pidcock or Becky McCutcheon and request historic Albany memorabilia for display. A guard will oversee valuables on loan. Participants include William McVey and John Lehman.

Albany Fairgrounds Athens County Pat Pidcock Becky McCutcheon Donald Pratt

Emergency Medical Runs Reported With Details

Wednesday at 1 14 p m Dave Smith 29 of 225 Richland Ave was treated after a lawn mower incident from 200 W State St to O Bleness with a possible broken foot. Dana Ward 44 of Mineral was transported ill from Athens County Sheriff's Office to O Bleness after a 10 20 am call. Tuesday Floyd Bush of New Haven and Dessie Biffle 56 of New Haven were noted at Pleasant Valley Hospital and Holzer Medical Center respectively.

Dave Smith Richland Ave State St O'Bleness Dana Ward Mineral Athens County Floyd Bush New Haven Pleasant Valley Hospital Dessie Biffle New Haven Holzer Medical Center

Hospital Notes Names List From Athens Area

A varied roster of individuals appears in hospital notes, including Harry Samuel Love and Mrs Paul Jones, with entries from Athens and nearby towns. Other listed names span Glouster Nelsonville Wellston Albany and Jefferson McKee, with multiple married and single individuals noted.

Harry Samuel Love Paul Jones Jose Castro Charles Adkins Charlies Shirley Konstantinos Kourounis Athens Richard Hook Glouster Rosemary Mount Wilbur Warren Nelsonville Herman Stone Wellston Guy Brown Stewart Samuel Bennett Albany

Local Names Listed Across Several Communities

A compilation of residents from multiple towns includes Larilee Johnson Leslie Ferguson Mrs Thomas Parsons Mrs Charles Flaharty Mrs Donald Roush Jack Price Roxie Higginbotham Robert Cromiey Debbie Shafer Marleen McCoy Carl Lieving Robert Knaul Mrs William Wamsley Margaret Woomer Mrs Lionel Greer George Hunt Keith Shinn Donald Gunoe Robert Cline John Gillespie Jr Troy Stewart Mrs Samuel Holley Orville Casto Melinda Waugh Mrs Risden Miller Mrs William Flora Jr James Crump Jane Ellen Baisden Mrs Roger Smith Mrs James Hartley Mary Hughes Charles Bissell Kimberly Burke Long Bottom Ronald Carr Tuppers Plains Lois McKenzie Clarence Adams Racine Gladys Reeves Lovie Watson Albany David Call Rutland Judith Thompson Gallipolis Cathy Hudson Minersville David Carter Melvin Forrester Sidney Darst.

Larilee Johnson Leslie Ferguson Thomas Parsons Charles Flaharty Donald Roush Jack Price Roxie Higginbotham Robert Cromiey Debbie Shafer Marleen McCoy Carl Lieving Robert Knaul William Wamsley Margaret Woomer Lionel Greer George Hunt Keith Shinn Donald Gunoe Robert Cline John Gillespie Jr Troy Stewart Samuel Holley Orville Casto Melinda Waugh Risden Miller William Flora Jr James Crump Jane Ellen Baisden Roger Smith James Hartley Mary Hughes Charles Bissell Kimberly Burke Long Bottom Ronald Carr Tuppers Plains Lois McKenzie Clarence Adams Racine Gladys Reeves Lovie Watson Albany David Call Rutland Judith Thompson Gallipolis Cathy Hudson Minersville

Southeast Ohio Weather Summary July 1 1976

Southeast Ohio forecast calls for mostly clear and cool conditions with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s to 80s. A 10 to 20 percent chance of showers tonight and Friday. extended outlook shows fair weather Saturday and Sunday. Small craft advisory for Lake Erie with west to northwest winds 20 to 30 knots today easing tonight.

Ohio West Lake East Central Lake Erie

Area death notices roll in from Athens to Point Pleasant

Tubby Morris 63 of Athens Route 5 died unexpectedly at home. Athens County Coroner ruled natural causes. Survived by wife Leota, two daughters, four grandchildren, brother, and other relatives. Services Friday at Hughes Funeral Home with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Also listed are Alice Rebecca Sheets 61 of Mercerville, Virginia McDaniel 62 of Highland, Ohio, and John Henry McDade 15 of Point Pleasant with funeral details and survivors.

Athens Raphael Tubby) Morris Athens County Robert Butts Ames Two Joseph and Maud Howard Morris Athens High School Bliss Business College Columbus Ohio State Highway Patrol Athens Police Department Hilltop Cleaners Harley-Davidson Lancaster Street American Motorcycle Association Enduro Riders Association Athens Motorcycle Club Leota McCoy Morris Harold Marilyn) Brown Robert Barbara) Frye West Palm Beach Fla Gerald F. Morris Huntington Park Calif Hughes Funeral James Grooms West Union Street Gallipolis Alice Rebecca Sheets Mercerville Holzer Medical Center Mason County Rebecca Morning Gibbs Gary Alex Sheets Henry P. Gibbs Joseph A. Gibbs Cora M. Fry Virginia McDaniel Rawlings-Coats O.H. Cart Gravel Hill Janet Beulah Porter Point Pleasant Clara McDade Leon Zaleski Chloe A. Rivers O’bleness Memorial Hospital Vinton County Lafe Cora Stanley Lynch Woodrow C. Rivers William Washington, D.C Helen Hoyd Frances Roberson McArthur Jean Hoyd Betty Hagerty Ruth Ann Smith Mansfield Oney Lynch Akron Ralph Canton Vernon Elyria Opal Indorf Hughes Funeral Home John Pollard Elk Cemetery

Rio Grande Girl Kathleen Hines Fatally Struck by Tractor Trailer

Kathleen Hines five of Rio Grande was killed when a tractor trailer struck her at 4 10 p m Wednesday in Rio Grande. The driver James Jones fifty four of Yadkinville N C owned by Holly Farms Poultry Co. Survived by parents and four siblings and services set in Milo and at Ferry Funeral Home Nevada Missouri. The report includes other obituaries and funeral details for Chloe Rivers of Zaleski and a separate Athens funeral service note.

Rio Grande Kathleen Hines State Highway Patrol James Jones Yadkinville N.C Holly Farms Poultry Co Paul Hines Scott Bruce Mary Susan Miller Funeral Home Ferry Funeral Home Nevada Milo

Community events and meetings in Athens area listings

Local groups announce schedule of events across Athens County including group activities at First Presbyterian Church Athens, library gatherings at 7:30 p.m., Grange meetings with pot lucks, and OES and Masonic Temple activities. A Friday ox roast, park picnics, and a county air show are also listed for public participation.

Mental Health Inc of the First Presbyterian Church Athens Grange Fairgrounds Athens Mental Health and Randy Laura Light Dan Dagget Trish Jahnke

Legislators Honored by Southeast Ohio School Boards

Six area legislators were honored by the Southeast Region Ohio School Boards Association at a dinner held Wednesday night at the Ohio University Inn. Honorees include Reps Claire Ball Ronald James Vernal Riffe Jr A G Lancione and Sens Massey Secrest and Collins. Regional board members and legislators met after watching the film A Change of Worlds by David Keller of Athens. John E. Wilson serves as regional association president.

Ohio School Boards Association Ohio University Inn Claire Ball Ronald James Proctorville Vernal G. Riffe Jr New Boston A.G. Lancione Bellaire William H. Massey Scioto County Robert Secrest Cambridge Oakley Collins Ironton David Keller Athens John E. Wilson

Reporting Ban Overruled by Supreme Court

Lincoln County Judge Hugh Stuart said he erred when the court order was overruled. Press leaders Larry Jinks and Warren Lerude urged a stricter ruling against prior restraint to protect the public’s right to know what happens in courts.

Brennan Stewart Marshall Nebraska Lincoln County Hugh Stuart Supreme Court Larry Jinks The Miami Herald Associated Press Managing Editors Association Warren Lerude Reno Evening Gazette Nevada State Journal Association Freedom of Information Committee

Philadelphia Municipal Workers Strike Shuts City Services

Most of Philadelphia's 24,600 municipal workers walked out after failed contract talks. District Council 33 seeks a 3 percent pay rise matching police and fire awards, while Council 47 did not strike. Negotiators and Mayor Rizzo remained in talks as city services faltered.

Philadelphia Earl Stout American Federation of State Stout Philadelphia General Hospital Council 47 Frank Rizzo Edward Feehan

New Jersey Schools Shut as Court Halts Funding

The New Jersey Supreme Court ordered the public schools closed after lawmakers failed to pass a new financing plan. About 1.5 million students face an abrupt summer vacation while the state seeks a tax-based solution to fund a new school aid system.

Trenton N.J New Jersey State Assembly State Senate Legislative Office of Fiscal Affairs

FBI Director Defends Credibility Amid Break-in Claims

FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley insists he never approved domestic break-ins and says he learned of 1972 and 1973 surreptitious entries only after FBI files were found in New York on March 17. He disputed the notion of any post 1966 operations and noted he was informed of the incidents only after discovery.

Washington FBI Clarence M. Kelley Kelley Senate Intelligence Committee Justice Department Civil Rights Division New York

Reiss Named New Superintendent of Ohio Highway Patrol

Lt Col Adam G Reiss named by the governor to head the Ohio Highway Patrol succeeding Col Frank Blackstone who retires at 55 Reiss 51 Marine veteran and 29 year patrol veteran served as chief operations officer and will begin duties Saturday He vows no major changes and cites large responsibilities at hand Logan police investigate vending machine theft from Main Street Shell Station early Wednesday coinbox pried loose machine moved by truck to Old McArthur Road then abandoned

Columbius Ohio Adam G. Reiss Highway Patrol Frank Blackstone Reiss Patrol Logan Main Street

Gallia County Death Investigation Continues

Gallia County authorities probe the death of Frances Parsons 54 at her Kelton Avenue home after the body with a gunshot wound was found by her son Elmer around noon. The Gallia County Sheriff's Department and Coroner Dr Donald Warehime are conducting the inquiry. Parsons was a widow.

Gallipolis Frances Parsons Kelton Avenue Gallia County

Court records list many traffic and criminal fines

A long court item records dozens of motor vehicle violations and related charges. Names include Milton Thearle Shafer and Kathy Worley plus many others from Albany Athens Nelsonville Glouster Coolville and Columbus with charges ranging from speeding reckless operation improper passing and driving while intoxicated to fines from 10 to 150 and jail terms or license suspensions as ordered by the city prosecutor or courts.

Milton Thearle Shafer Albany Kathy Ann Worley Athens Douglas L. White Twinkle E. Lengyel Nelsonville William E. Wachenschwanz Norma L. Platt William S. Henderson Linda S. Zimmer Glouster Richard Edward McDonald Jackie Lynn Kieffer Billy Lee Church Kathryn Elaine Alkire Coolville Dennis J. McNally Bonnie Rose DeVault Rex Allen Riley Bonnie Lou Swart New Marshfield John D. Mehaffey Salem Christine Y. Vickers Joseph M. Coppula Columbus Albert E. Roseberry Long Bottom Harry E. Young Lancaster Myrie M. Koker Fred Campbell Lewis Barbini Campbell Barbini Raymond H Bee

Ohio clerks of court receive more subsidy payments

Seventy nine county clerks of court in Ohio received 445 882 81 in criminal cost subsidy payments for June to cover prosecution and imprisonment of indigent felons. Fiscal 1976 appropriations stood at 2 115 000 with 750 000 drawn from 1977 funds. distribution listed for Athens Gallia Jackson Meigs and Perry counties. Felix Walker, a 1820s congressman, inspired terms bunkum and debunking from his verbose speeches in Buncombe County.

Ohio Thomas E. Ferguson Ferguson State Controlling Board Area Athens Gallia Jackson Meigs Perry Felix Walker Buncombe County North Carolina

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