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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
12
Obituaries list Edith Ellison of Logan and Clarence I. Schofield of Chesterhill with long ties to local churches and First National Bank. Also noted are deaths of G Morris Sebrell of South Side and Alicia Alice Vaughan of Henderson, with funeral details, survivors, and calling hours.
Public hearing on the Jacksonville Village budget for the year ending 1968 will be July 10, 1967 at 7:00 PM in the clerk’s office. Sealed bids for real estate of the late Anne G Mansfield at 18 Hooper Street Athens Ohio due by 11 PM July 10 1967 with 10 percent deposit. Sealed bids for patching Amesville streets due July 21 1967 with 10 percent bond or certified check.
In the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio inventories and appraisements filed for Joewilt estate Winifred A Calvin deceased Glenn R Hoak Clifford Howard Roxie M Mason. Hearing suspended for publication exceptions until July 24 1967 at 9 oclock a m. Persons may file exceptions before five days prior to hearing. Sandra Lou Vaughan Chief Deputy Clerk.
Public records list numerous executors administrators and guardians filing first final or distributive accounts for estates in Athens County Ohio. Hearing dates suspended for publication until August 14 1947 at 9:00 am with opportunity for exceptions.
Ruth and James Lewis transfer real estate in Lewis District to the Housing Authority of Point Pleasant for 6500 dollars. Rody and Eloise Harden move property in Lewis District to the Housing Authority of Point Pleasant for 15000 dollars. Joseph and Pauline Fields relocate real estate in Waggener District to Lee and Gertrude Hobbs for 7800 dollars. Louise and George Brown transfer property in Lewis District to Pleasant for 5100 dollars.
Markets Cincinnati AP reports cattle receipts 275 calves 25 hogs 1 400 with barrows and gilts 50-65 cents lower. No 1-2 190-230 lb 23.60-23.75. No 1-3 350-400 lb 18.00-19.00. boars 14.00-16.00. Sheep 25 not enough for test. Cash grain Columbus Ohio Dept. of Agriculture No 2 red wheat 1.31-1.35. No 2 yellow corn 1.18-1.24. No 2 oats 63-80. No 1 soybeans 2.66-2.72. Point Pleasant Tu Endie Wei Chapter 102, Fraternal Order of Police held meeting at Kroder Park Clubhouse. Membership applications for Dr Kenneth N. Byrne and Kenneth James Byrne, both of Lakin, accepted. Gallia sheriff arrest Randall Cline 20 for intoxication and disorderly conduct and Carl Brannen 37 for non-support. Bible school planned Richland Methodist Church vacation Bible school starts Sunday night nightly 6:30-9 p.m. through July 14.
Recent guests of Mrs. Garnet Russell and Betty included Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Reynolds and family of Columbus along with Mrs. Gerald Wagner of Arlington. Thelma Denney and Charles Russell hosted visits from Harry Ruff and daughter Beckey of Kansas City, Cathy and Eric. Bob Erwin visited his parents in town. John Duncan of Dayton visited his parents recently.
A county court list shows multiple defendants including John Murphy 22 Mt. Vernon Route 1 and Lloyd McClung 29 Parkersburg cited for speed and stop sign violations with fines $10 to $15 and patrol costs. Municipal court covers Wayne Thalker Athens failure to allow safe distance with $20 costs, plus numerous marriage license notices and a drunk intoxication case for Harold Weed Athens.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts a summer series of short plays to animate its collections. Director Thomas P. F. Hoving says the performances contextualize works with their historic societies, featuring Ionesco in a modern painting gallery and a medieval piece in the Romanesque chapel.
McARTHUR Dewey Allen Floyd Jr. 24 Wellston trucker bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond Monday by Judge G. E. Sharp. Floyd faces involuntary manslaughter charges after his coal truck struck and killed 70 year old Mrs. Carroll C. Sparks at Main and Market Streets in McArthur June 15. Floyd is charged with failing to give a clear audible signal to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. defense by Harry Willard and Mary Bone, state by John L. Beckley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cottrill of Langsville visited Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hartsook in Vinton. Fred Fitch and children from Indiana spent the weekend with Lucille Burris, Cline Fitch, and families. James Snyder of Columbus joined his wife Kathryn and daughter Sherri for a weekend gathering.
Leonardo Admiral Hill of Gloucester Route 3 Oregon Ridge pleaded innocent in County Court to a paternity charge filed by Ruth Smith. The case moved to Common Pleas Court and Hill was released on a personal bond of $300.
Hocking Valley Day Sessions Inc. plans a second session at East Elementary School from July 17 to August 11 with reduced staff and three classes per day. About 55 pupils expected, 20 fewer than the first session's 70, blamed on an overly successful city recreation program.
Roger Luckeydoo son of Mr and Mrs Alva Luckeydoo of New Haven is on the Dean's List at Marshall University where he majors in business administration. He will enter the advanced ROTC program next semester.
Cepeda collected three hits including a two run homer and a ninth inning RBI single to beat Cincinnati 6-5. McNally scattered five hits to even his record at 5-5 as Baltimore defeated Chicago 3-1. In Portland Maine Holly Mims 162 outpointed George Johnson 162 in a boxing bout.
R H Sikes trimmed his stance and posted a five under 67 to tie Rod Funseth for the Speedway Open lead in Indianapolis. He praised improved chipping and precise putting with a 25 putts and a 12 foot longest chip. Lou Graham fired 68, defending champion Billy Casper shot 72 as gusty winds marred the round.
Nelsonville Public Library announces new books available for reservation. Titles include Forget What You Saw by Ashford The Floating Opera by Barth The Baron and The Stolen Legacy by Creasy The Legion of the Lost by Chidsey The Labyrinth by Duncan The World of Ted Series by Eisenbad The Incident at Mac Wa by Ford The Case of The Queenly Contestant by Gardner The Walking Stick by Graham The King of The Castle by Holt Blacklight by Knox In Pursuit of Evil by Mills The Country Team by Moore All The Comforts by Papaleo A Fighting Chance by Ridgway Fogbound by Rose The Freebooters by Trevor The Silver Saber by Vaughan Sil verhill by Whitney Lets Choose Executors by Woods
Hospital records show Eugene F. Arbell and Mrs Jennie A Bright admitted while Arthur F Edwards and several others including Mrs William Schwalbach and Mrs John Chilcote were discharged. The entries list names linked to Rockbridge.
New Haven's Thomas G. Hull son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hull was chosen for the 1967 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America for his achievements and community contributions. Hull serves as dean of men at the University of Southern California and is a graduate of Alderson Broaddus College. He married Mary Beth Reday of Philippi.
In New Haven the Vernon EUB Church WSWS group decided to send their July offering and a clothing collection to the KYN Missions organization. The meeting took place at Mrs. Donald Haynes home with attendees including Mrs. Adrian Lathey Mrs. Ray Thompson Leiele Roush Mrs. Gertrude Roush Mrs. Harry Staats and Mrs. C J Lathey.
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