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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1968

Page

2

Ohio U Seeks Stadium Property Trade Deal

City and Ohio University officials discussed swapping the five plus acre former Athens High School stadium site after the city bought it for 330000. University offered small East End parcels or a large W State Street tract, with appraisal to follow. If traded, pool plans move. otherwise parking and shuttle services planned. An Aug 23 auction will sell two office buildings on site.

Athens City Ohio University Raymond Shepard University Athens City District Shepard W. State Street Board of Education Buldings

Three Persons Injured In Highway Accidents

Three one vehicle crashes near Athens injured drivers Gary L Shumaker Thelma Diehl and Debra K Brett All three crashes occurred on different routes Route 13 Route 56 and Route 50 with Shumaker sustaining a head laceration Diehl Bruises and leg lacerations and Brett possible rib bruises Brett was treated and released Debra Brett was hospitalized briefly at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Athens Post State Highway Patrol Gary L. Shumaker New Lexington Route 13 Shumaker Thelma Diehl South Bloomingville Berger Hospital Circleville Route 50 Guysville Debra K. Brett Sheltering Arms Hospital

McCarthy Supporters Plan Booths at Ohio University

McCarthy for President Committee members will staff tables on Ohio University West Green Wednesday and at the campus gateway Thursday and Friday. H R Swardson, chairman, said the committee will meet in Baker Center Room 406 at 8 p.m. each Monday until the Democratic convention. Meetings are open to McCarthy supporters with further staffing planned at the Athens County Fair.

Athens McCarthy Ohio University West Green H. R. Swardson Baker Center Room McCarthy

Natural Food Convention Scheduled at Kenyon College

The Natural Food Associates of Ohio will hold its 13th annual convention on the Kenyon College campus August 10 and 11. Dr. Joe D. Nichols, president, notes the 10 000 members advocate fresh wholesome food grown without artificial fertili zers and poison spray for health. About 400 members are expected. reservations are due by July 25.

Gambier Natural Food Associates of Ohio Kenyon College Joe D. Nichols NFA Atlanta Tex Dale A. White McKenzie Road Mount Vernon

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

A list of patient and contact entries including Mrs. Charles Smith of Athens Route 1 Clinton Hamlin The Plains Fred Beckler Athens William Frazee Chauncey Clif ford Misner Athens Route 2 Mary Peters Quincy Ill Terry Beasley Athens Mrs Thomas Pitts Mrs Charles Turner and son Mrs Larry French James Sweeney Mrs Ronald Flanders Mrs Elza McCall Mrs Paul Parsons Mrs Francis Higgins Cecil King Louise Gates Mrs Keith Dunfee transferred to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital.

Charles Smith Athens Clinton Hamlin the Plains Fred Beckler William Frazee Chauncey Clifford Misner Mary Peters Quincy Ill Terry Beasley Thomas Pitts Charles Turner

Three Place High In Motorcycle Event

Three area riders posted top finishes in a 144 mile motorcycle endurance race at Lake Hope, sponsored by the Alexander Competition Riders of Albany. Tom Rannow of Athens took second in medium weight amateur class while Don Lax and Ron Wend of Nelsonville won the medium weight amateur and heavyweight amateur classes respectively.

Lake Hope Alexander Competition Riders of Albany Tom Rannow Athens Don Lax Ron Wend Nelsonville

Public Utility Damage Hearing Delayed for Legal Aid

In Common Pleas Court Salem two men John Miller and Willard Miller faced continued hearing on felony damaging public utilities after confessing petty larceny. Judge Bolin delayed again to Saturday to allow court appointed attorney access as the pair were held without bond. They had earlier pleaded guilty to petty larceny in Municipal Court and faced possible penalties up to three years and fines if convicted on the felony charge. The case arose from missing copper cable near Pomeroy and Little Hocking during the July weekend, with 150 feet of wire recovered from a cave. The judge cited reformatories as a concern in delaying proceedings.

Common Pleas Salem John Bolin

Athens Man Is Selected Lions Officer

Cecil McGlone Jr of Athens was installed as district governor at the International Lions Convention in Dallas Texas. He joined the Athens club in 1957 and has eight years of perfect attendance guiding District 13 K which covers 12 southeastern Ohio counties. McGlone works for the Athens post office and is an Athens High School graduate with a family including wife Gratta Sedwick son Jerry and daughter Loretta. Kenneth Steward will be cabinet secretary treasurer with district deputies Evan Davis Beverly and John Dollmeyer.

Jerrold E. Sullivan M. E. Sullivan Buchtel York High School Ft. Jackson S. C E. Jerrold E. Sullivan Co. D 4Th Pit Fort Jackson Cecil McGlone Jr Athens Dallas Tex McGlone Athens Club Ohio Columbus Athens Post Office Ohio University Gratta Sedwick Jerry Loretta Kenneth Steward Athens Lions Club Evan Davis Beverly John Dollmeyer Lancaster

Athens Tax Deadline Extended by County Treasurer

Athens County tax collection books stay open a few extra days without penalty per County Treasurer Olive Rose. She notes year to date receipts of 1,607,044 with rises due to higher levies. last year at this time receipts were 1,365,084. A county Democratic picnic for candidates is set at Glouster Community Park on Wednesday at 6 p.m. attendees should bring food and table service.

Athens County Olive Rose Miss Rose Young Democrats Club Glouster

Two Injured In Collision At City Intersection

Two persons were injured in a 7 02 p m traffic crash at W Union and Sha fer Streets. William Perry Jr 17 and Ruth Bolin 19 of 2714 S Court St were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department squad. Perry had lacerations and a leg bruise while Bolin suffered leg and arm abrasions. The Perry car collided with a vehicle driven by Toni Lasure 17 of Albany Route 3. Investigation continues.

W. Union S. Shafer Sheltering Arms Hospital Fire Department William Perry Jr Ruth Bolin S. Court St. Perry Perry Auto Toni Lasure Albany

Road To Be Blacktopped Near Stewart By County Bid

Athens County commissioners decided to advertise sealed bids for a 4.6 mile segment of County Road 53 near Stewart and north of Route 50 at Carthage Gap. They also approved laying 1135 feet of six inch water pipe for Conner Addition Water Association to serve about 21 homes from Bessemer Road to the county line. A .6 mill levy renewal for county operations, notably the Children's Home, was approved.

Athens County Stewart Carthage Gap Conner Addition

Shuttle Bus Growth Taps Athens Plant Training Link

A Corpus Christi purchased bus for Athens Bus Lines is used in a shuttle linking Ohio University Inn McBee training center and the plant on Route 50. Dwight Robinson says four to five trips daily support the training program at the McBee plant with consideration to assume service from James Morton on August 1. Legal notices include intoxication and assault charges with various dismissals and fines in Athens area.

Corpus Christi Tex Athens Dwight Robinson McBee Robinson Ohio University Inn N. Court Street James Morton Bucyrus

Mercury Hits 94 Before Rain Comes

The day opened with 71 degrees under clear skies and a low of 66 noted by observer C L Colmer. Monday reached a high of 94 as rainfall in the past 24 hours totaled .82 inches and the Hocking River stood at 2.87 feet and falling.

U.S C. L. Colmer Hocking

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