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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1969

Page

2

C of C Task Force Seeks New Members in Athens Drive

A 25 man task force of Athens businessmen launches a campaign to add members to the Athens Chamber of Commerce. Kickoff lunch at the Sportsman with James Anastas coordinating the effort. members will contact businesses and report back next week. The chamber enters its eighth year with nearly 300 memberships and features a new brochure and plaques for members.

Athens Athens Chamber of Commerce Sportsman James Anastas Chamber Chamber of Commerce Athens Business Association Homer Baird John Clark Les Cornwell Brad Davis George Drach Dale _ Goldsberry Charles Hayes Orland Houck Lyndon Johnson John Jones Robert Keatley Joe Kelly Kenny Kerr Harold Laughlin Dave Lundberg Earl Mathews Gordon Page Jess Perry H. C. Rutter Marion Schroeder Raymond Shepard Howard Stout Bill Whaley Fritz Wheaton Ann Algeo

Miller Bill Seeks Higher Interest on Savings Bonds

Rep Clarence E Miller introduces a bill to raise Series E and H bond interest to 6 percent, arguing current limits harm savers while Treasury yields favor wealthy bondholders. He also backs coinage of Eisenhower silver dollars using new alloy for half dollars.

Washington, D.C Gressman Clarence E. Une Miller Treasury

Two Men Plead Guilty in Municipal Court

Two men pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to public intoxication charges filed by the State Highway Patrol. Ekson R. Hardy, 49, of Nelsonville Route 1, and Clarence W. Brooks, 59, Stewart Route 1, were each fined $25 and costs.

State Highway Patrol Ekson R. Hardy Nelsonville Clarence W. Brooks Stewart Hardy Carr’s Tavern Brooks

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

Admits list includes Harry Mansfield Rosalie Ter re Merrill Riggie John Donaldison Ira Gilkey 7 Adams and others from Athens Amesville and Cutler. Discharges include Vern Riley Charles Phillips Mary Ann James and several others.

Harry Mansfield Rosalie Terre Merrill Riggie John Donalidson Ira Gilkey Adams John Jeffers Athens Martha Powell Luella Parsons Amesville Homer Howell Cutler Vern Riley Charles Phillips Mary Ann James Craig Hissong George Cain Myrtle Figley Elza Chalfant Richard Pendergast Mark Stauffer Ralph Kliesch Charles Perrine Robert Sheldon Mae Guess Stan Sanders Ethel Shirkey

Athens Man Stricken at Water Ski Tournament

Merrill Riggle of Rolling Hills was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the Coolville emergency squad after becoming ill during a water ski tournament in Hockingport. Squadmen said he appeared to have suffered a heart attack and was given oxygen en route to the hospital. The tournament was sponsored by the Athens Boat and Ski Club.

Merrill Riggle Rolling Hills Sheltering Arms Hospital Coolville Hockingport Riggle Athens Boat and Ski Club

Eblen Sent To Japan After Vietnam Injuries

Samuel A. Eblen Jr., who was injured in Vietnam on June 30, has been transferred to a U. S. Armed Forces base in Japan. The 20 mm machine gunner suffered skull facial and pelvic fractures when his jeep overturned. He may be addressed at the 249th General Hospital Camp Drake Japan APO San Francisco California.

Samuel A Butch) Eblen Jr Vietnam U. S Japan Eblen Sam Eblen Lakeview Apts 249Th General Hospital Camp Drake APO San Francisco Calif

District Insurance Meeting Sets Attendance Record

Leonard Dempsey of Glouster attended a Burr Oak Lodge meeting as part of six sessions across Ohio for agency reps of the Western Reserve Group. District manager Dempsey reported a record attendance near 1,006 people. T. M. Lintala directed the sessions.

Glouster Leonard Dempsey Burr Oak Lodge Ohio Western Reserve Group of Wooster Western Reserve Mutual Casualty Lightning Rod Mutual Farmers Mutual Home Insurance Dempsey T. M. Lintala

Auto Blaze Brought To Fire Station

Firefighters received a blaze at the station on Columbus Road at 9 45 a m Sunday when Homer Bolin Jr of Jacksonville drove into the headquarters with a discarded cigarette starting a fire on the back seat of his car. Damage was slight.

Homer Bolin Jr Jacksonville Columbus Road Cigarett

Ohio House aid bill called inadequate by Athens Supt

Athens County schools face recruitment disadvantages as superintendent Robert L. Weinfurther criticizes the recently passed Ohio House education bill for not closing the gap with Western Virginia pay scales. He urges Senate changes while four county staff are hired for Title I and special education projects and institute leadership is appointed.

Athens County Robert L. Weinfurther County Board of Education Weinfurther Senate West Virginia William O. Elmore Pauline van Pelt Hocking-Athens-Perry Ronald Williams Ohio University Patricia McHugh Elmore

Fireman Suspended for Two Day Period

Fireman Mark L. Douglas received a two day suspension for violation of fire department regulations. Chief Charles Dal to said Monday that Douglas, assigned to headquarters station, has the matter referred to the service safety director for a final decision. The nature of the violation was not disclosed.

Mark L. Douglas Charles Dal Douglas Service Safety

Traffic Fines From Municipal Court Notes

James T. Stanley age 20 from The Plains fined 10 dollars and costs for driving without a valid motorcycle license. Richard A. Bainey age 22 from Athens Route 4 cited in patrol and costs. R. Mack age 20 of 43 N. Congress cited for speeding with patrol and costs. David M. Lynas age 24 from Albany Route 3 fined 10 dollars and costs for driving without an Ohio license. John M. Thompson age 24 from Rutland Route fined 2 dollars for auto registration issues and patrol. Giles age 28 from Columbus cited for speeding with patrol and 20 dollars and costs.

James T. Stanley the Plains Pprichard A. Bainey Athens R. Mack N. Congress David M. Lynas Albany Ohio Ohn Aslle P. Giles Columbus

Guard To Weed Out Weak Senior Officers

The Army National Guard will use three member state selection boards starting next year to review records of officers with 20 years or more of service. About 4 000 to 5 000 lieutenant colonels and colonels will be scrutinized annually, with regular Army and Guard officers on the boards. Warrant officers will also be reviewed. generals remain exempt.

Washington Army National Guard National Guard Bureau Guard Army Guard Detroit Regular Army National Guard

Servicemen honors and assignments across Vietnam and home zones

Pfe George R. Tinkham of The Plains earned the Combat Action Ribbon for Vietnam service with the First Marine Division. Dennis A. Brozak of Stewart Route 1 serves aboard USS Hepburn, commissioned July 3 in Long Beach. Mark W. Reininga of Athens graduated Field Medical Service School at Camp Lejeune. G Edward Tanner Jr. of Guysville graduated basic electricity and electronics at San Diego and will attend advanced schooling. Marion J. Bartlett of Athens received the Army Commendation Medal near Vicenza, Italy, and J. C. Bartlett earned the same award at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Benjamin C. Randolph of Hockingport participates in an Air Force ROTC encampment at Plattsburgh with Ohio University unit. Harry J. Carry, 32, of Gallipolis Route 1, assigned to the First Signal Brigade in Vietnam.

Pfe George R. Tinkham Clarence E. Tinkham the Plains Vietnam First Marine Division Dennis A. Brozak Mike Brozak Stewart Navy Hepburn Long Beach Calif Mark W. Reininga W. H. Reininga Mohler Lane Athens Field Medical Service School Marine Base Camp Lejeune N.C G. Edward Tanner Jr Phyllis Tanner Guysville Naval Training Center San Diego Marion J. Bartlett C. Pyam A. Bartlett 45Th Field Vicenza Italy J. C. Bartlett U. S. Army Hospital Fort Campbell Benjamin C. Randolph June V. Randolph Pavilion St Hockingport Plattsburgh N.Y Randolph Carthage-Troy High School Ohio University Hugh Asby McKeesport Army Harry J. Carry Eva Jane Gallipolis

Health Plan Change Ruled Unlawful By NLRB

The NLRB ruled that Pittsburgh Plate and Glass Co. Chemical Division changed a health plan for retired employees without bargaining with the Allied Chemical and Alkali Workers Union. The board ordered rescission of the changes and bargaining with the union.

Washington Ohio National Labor Relations Board Pittsburgh Plate and Glass Co S Chemical Division Barberton Allied Chemical and Alkali Workers

Denial in Alleged Abandonment Case in Municipal Court

Terry Bickley of Columbus faced a municipal court hearing after denying charges of abandoning and failing to support his pregnant wife. He remains free on a 500 dollar bond with another hearing scheduled for 9 am July 29. The case was filed by Alice Bickley of Glouster Route 1. In a separate note, William Murphy of Indianapolis set an all time Senior tournament handicap record of 1391 for six games in the 1969 Class C event, breaking Ches ter Harlan’s 1366 mark from 1968 in Class D.

Terry Bickley Columbus Bickley Alice Bickley Glouster William Murphy Indianapolis Chester Harlan Peoria Ill

Bad Turn Starts Car Theft Probe

State patrol investigators in Athens post probe possible car theft and stripping after a U turn pursuit ends with a 1968 auto wreck on Route 691 near Nelsonville. The abandoned car shows missing interior parts while a 1956 auto is later reported stolen by resident Frank Johnson.

Athens Post Guy Martin Post Nelsonville Happy Hollow Road Martin Bob Miller Buick Cleveland Sheriff’s Department Frank Johnson Johnson

Athens Student Under Test in Attack Probe

Athens police Capt. Charles Cochran took a local Ohio University student to the Ohio Bureau of Investigation for tests related to an early Saturday incident. Stan Sanders, 29, Ohio University assistant baseball coach, was beaten and treated for severe facial injuries after being attacked near his home. he was later discharged from Sheltering Arms Hospital.

Athens Charles Cochran Ohio University Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation London Cochran Stan Sanders May Ave Sanders Ohio U Sheltering Arms Hospital

Man Denies Threats in Municipal Court

Paul Warner Martin, 38, Red town, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court Monday to threatening bodily harm and to assault and battery. He posted $116 bond with hearings set for 9 a.m. Thursday. Shirley Martin accused Martin of threatening to rig a back door pistol then striking her with fists on July 10.

Paul Warner Martin Redtown Shirley Martin Martin

Threat charge heard in Nelsonville Municipal Court

Lewis McDaniel of Nelsonville Route 1 pleaded innocent to a charge of threatening in a menacing manner in municipal court Monday. He posted a $100 bond and a hearing was set for 9 a.m. Thursday. The charge was filed by Maxine Dickens of Nelsonville Route 1.

Danny J. Danlovick Bethesda Vernon Walls Millfield Danlovick Walls Lewis McDaniel Nelsonville Maxine Dickens

Nelsonville Driver Is Jailed After Two Crashes

Nelsonville man Daniel McKnight 27 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after two crashes in five minutes on Route 691 near Route 33 Saturday night. He received 7 days in jail, a $200 fine, and 60 day license suspension. Two other minor incidents occurred nearby injuring two people.

Nelsonville Daniel McKnight McKnight Mount St. Mary Hospital Herbert Little Rome Clarence Caldwell Guysville Marvin Law Cutler Caldwell

Ideal Summer Day Basks Athens Residents

Athens residents enjoyed an ideal Sunday with a high of 85 and comfortable humidity. The trend continued Monday with a low of 59 and an 8 am reading of 65. Saturday reached a high of 89 and weekend rainfall totaled 0.39 inches.

Athens U. S C. L. Colmer Colmer Colmen

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C of C G Pomeroy Knights of Columbus K. of Co K. of C. Hall Carroll Athens Council Jan B. Kish Robert Main Lou Ruman Don Skinner John Lavelle Paul Farley Frank Morgan Ray Strekal Jim Armbruster Hubert Eddy Colum Emerson Heighton Robert Johnson Ironton Monsignor Kish K. of C Donald Reid Clyde Beasley Terrence Bishop Savings CO W. Washington St Wyeth JFK Jamies Wyeth John F. Kennedy United States Farnsworth Museum Rockland Maine Dublin Paris Kennedy Memorial Library Cambridge Mass Andrew Wyeth Uates Bromley Hall Williams Harold W. Snow Belleana Place Motorists Mutual Insurance Athens, Ohio Watch Repair Service Wilson Baker Watchmaker Jeweler Court St Berry Holl Man Welome Vtern Ate Shirley Anton Athens Home Comfort Center Eas Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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