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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1961

Page

3

DiSalle Plans Athens Speaking Appearance

Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle adds Athens to his tour with an 8 p.m. ice cream social at the Berry-Claxton Hotel ballroom. He will outline his stance against the Republican legislature, then attend a reception and dinner for Nigerian ambassador Julium Momo Udochi at Ohio University, in a trip also spanning LeSourdsville Lake Mt Gilead and Lancaster.

Ohio Athens Athens County Fair Michael V. DiSalle Berry-Claxton Hotel William Lavelle Athens County Democratic Executive Committee DiSalle Lavelle LeSourdsville Lake Mt. Gilead Lancaster Julium Momo Udochi Ohio University

May Get To Fair It Sentence Is Completed

Harley Bobo, 47, Guysville Route 1, must serve a five day jail term and pay 225 dollars in fines plus costs before attending the Athens County Fair. He received six days for driving while intoxicated and two days for driving with a suspended license.

Harley Bobo Guysville Athens County Bobo John Newcomb

OU Student Saves Youth From Drowning

An Ohio University sophomore lifeguard in Pittsburgh helped rescue a 15 year old boy from the bottom of a swimming pool. Charles Gularson brought the boy to the poolside where another lifeguard revived him by mouth to mouth resuscitation.

Ohio University Pittsburgh Charles Gularson

Athens Area Native Gladys V. Jordan Dies in Chillicothe

Mrs. Gladys V. Jordan aged 65 of 219 Scioto Ave. Chillicothe dies after a long illness in Chillicothe Hospital. Born in Athens County she was daughter of William B. Gibson and Zelda Wood Gibson. Survived by daughter Virginia Wiseman sister Mrs Charles Kingan and brother Arthur Gibson two grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Fawcett Oliver funeral home burial Wells Cemetery Meigs County.

V. Jordan Scioto Ave Chillicothe Hospital Pagetown Meigs County Athens County William B Zelda Wood Gibson Benton Ray Jordan Virginia Wiseman Chillicothe Charles Kingan Butler Arthur Gibson Albany Fawcett-Oliver Funeral Home E. Fifth St Edward S. Jones Wells Cemetery

ROTC Staff Men Return From Camps

Seven members of Ohio University’s ROTC detachment returned home after summer training at military installations. Key posts at St. Knox Kentucky were filled by Lt. Col. John D. Lucas Capt. Henry R. Sheltin M. Sgt. Charles R. Castleman SFC Leonard W. Collins and Sp. Harry J. Reefer. Capt. William E. Coleman taught at Ft. Belvoir Virginia and Capt. Wilfred L. Sterzik at Ft. Lee Virginia.

Ohio University St. Knox John D. Lucas Henry R. Sheltin Charles R. Castleman Leonard W. Collins Harry J. Reefer William E. Coleman Ft. Belvoir Wilfred L. Sterzik Ft. Lee

Athens Masons to Meet at 7 30 P M Wednesday

Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons will gather at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple announced by Roger Van Dyke the chapter’s high priest.

Athens Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple Roger van Dyke

Rain Brings Little Relief in Hot Weekend Weather

A light Monday shower offered minimal relief from persistent heat. At 10 a.m. the temperature stood at 79 after a low of 70. Sunday reached 92 degrees with rainfall of 0.10 inches. Rural Hamley Run measured 0.31 inches, while Friday through Sunday highs were 86, 89, and 88.

U.S C. L. Colmer Hamley Run

Mrs. Nichols Dies At 92 In Athens Ohio

Myrttie Nichols 92 died early Sunday at her daughter’s home on Moore Avenue. She was a Nazarene Church member in Athens. Survived by daughter Mrs. Arthur Coon, son William, sister Mrs. Mary McComas, brothers A F Tewksbury and Charles Tewksbury, four grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, five great great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Revs Carl Wooten and Gus Graham. Burial at New Marshfield.

Myrttie Nichols Arthur Coon Moore Ave Nazarene Church Athens Nichols William Mary McComas Columbus A. F. Tewksbury Albany Charles Tewksbury Cleveland S. G. Nichols Audrey Overbeck Altha Scott Jeffrey Tewksbury Libby Reeves Carl Wooten Gus Graham New Marshfield

Disorderly conduct case continued for Cunningham pair

Norma Jean Cunningham and her husband Donald Cunningham of 29 Patton Street faced a disorderly conduct charge in Municipal Court. The case was continued until Tuesday after the husband failed to appear, with bond set at $30. Police cited them for creating a disturbance at their home.

Norma Jean Cunningham Patton St Donald Cunningham

Waterloo High Goes Gas Heating Under School Board Plan

New Marshfield reports Waterloo High School will switch from oil to gas heating. Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co. will install the gas system, with Norman Saylor, school board president, confirming. Frank Electric Co. handles wiring.

Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co Waterloo High School Norman Saylor Frank Electric Co

Carman Cited for Intoxication in Municipal Court

Raymond H. Carman of New Marshfield was fined 50 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication in Municipal Court Monday. Police said this was his seventh citation since 1948.

Raymond H. Carman New Marshfield Carman

OU Speech Department Awarded $15000 Grant

The Ohio University School of Dramatic Art and Speech receives a $15000 grant from the U S Office of Vocational Rehabilitation. The funds will fund graduate traineeships of 2400 a year toward a masters in speech pathology and audiology and may support staff, supplies, and related expenses. Dr Richard Ham will direct the grant which covers four more years with modest increases. The audiology center began in 1960 with soundproof rooms and modern equipment for research, diagnosis and therapy in hearing.

Ohio University School of Dramatic Art Claude E. Kantner United States Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Richard Ham Mod Kantner Dramatic Art Audiology Center

Ohio University President Praises Athens Housing Helpers

Ohio University President John C. Baker commends Athens homeowners for aiding student housing during his 16 years. He notes about 1800 students lived in local homes last year, equal to the 1946 veteran period, and urges continued off campus housing as dorms rise. He also stresses housing policy cooperation and nondiscrimination.

Ohio University John C. Baker University Athens Baker

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

A list from Sheltering Arms Hospital notes births for Mr and Mrs Eugene Ramsey from Athens Route 3 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Mitchell Abraham of Athens a son. Admitted are Mrs O W Keirns Millfield Route 1 Mrs Carl H Lamp Athens Audrey Sauters Athens Mrs Jess Brown Athens Route Cecil Staneart Albany Route 1 Mrs Floyd Allbaugh New Marshfield Route 1 Bruce Mosher Haddonville New Jersey and Mrs Terry Mayles Athens Route 3 and daughter Charles Clonch Athens.

Eugene Ramsey Athens Mitchell Abraham Carl H. Lamp Audrey Sauters Jess Brown Cecil Staneart Albany Mrs Floyd Allbaugh New Marshfield Bruce Mosher Haddonville N.J Terry Mayles Charles Clonch

Stockport Woman 94 Dies At Hotel

Miss Cornelia Blunden, 94, of Stockport died Saturday at the Stockport Hotel where she resided. A lifelong seamstress and dressmaker, she was the last member of her family and a member of the Amesville Presbyterian Church. Arrangements are being completed by Fawcett Stone funeral home.

Stockport Chesterhill Cornelia Blunden The Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home

Mrs Lemley Dies at 73 in Cincinnati Home

Ida Lemley 73 of 230 N Lancaster St died Monday morning at her daughter Mrs Pearl Piersons home in Cincinnati where she had been brought three weeks earlier. Born in Walker West Virginia she lived in Cincinnati area over 50 years and with Mrs H L Atkinson for 30 years. She belonged to United Brethren Church at Walker. Hughes funeral is handling arrangements.

Ida Lemley Lancaster St Pearl Pierson Cincinnati Walker W. Va N. Lancaster St H. L. Atkinson United Brethren Church Hughes Funeral Home

Area Teachers Attend Leadershipe School

One hundred twenty curriculum workers supervisors elementary and secondary principals and teachers attend the second instructional leadership school at Ohio University July 31 through August 2. The theme is A Design for Instruction Team Teaching. From Athens Ohio Mrs Ruth Jump a teacher in the Athens city schools Alice Rowan elementary principal in the Athens County schools and Mrs Maude Stauffer a teacher at West Elementary School are listed as attendees.

Riculum Ohio University Center For Educational Service Athens Ruth Jump Alice Rowan Athens County Maude Stauffer West

Auditor Whaley Admitted After Asthmatic Attack

The condition of J. W. Whaley, county auditor, was listed as good by Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday. He was admitted Friday night after an asthmatic attack.

J. W. Whaley Sheltering Arms Hospital

Two Weekend Accidents Investigated by Patrolmen

State Highway Patrol investigated two weekend crashes. Delores Wells 18 received a head bump in a Carthage Gap county road collision involving Jewell Bail 39. Bail cited into Athens County Court Aug. 2 for driving left of center. A separate Sunday crash on Route 78 in Murray City involved Stanford Kennedy 17 and William Patterson 41. they sideswiped on a curve.

State Highway Patrol Delores Wells Noah Wells Athens Carthage Gap Jewell Bail Guysville Canter Murray City Stanford Kennedy Glouster William Patterson Logan

Area Woman Takes Life in Perry County Home

Blanche M. Mills 46 mother of eight died by a self inflicted rifle shot at Arthur Kish residence in San Toy Perry County. Despondent over domestic troubles she had just returned from McConnelsville shopping and was divorced from Linley Mills. Survived by five sons Dalton Jimmy Donald Dana Ralph and two daughters Mary and Helen with Betty listed as unknown.

Chesterhill Blanche M. Mills Arthur Kish San Toy Perry County A. J. Ball Tom Wilson Morgan County William Edward Ellen Meranda Ball Geen Linley Mills Dalton Texas Jimmy McConnelsville Donald Dana Stockport Ralph Mary Logan Helen Betty Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home

Cadets Complete ROTC Summer Camp At Fort Knox

ROTC summer camp near Fort Knox Kentucky ended with 1268 cadets from 27 colleges. Among 102 commissions as second lieutenants were three Ohio University men Michael W Collins Richard J Mottl and Charles W Murtaugh all already holding degrees. Fifty OU cadets attended the six weeks camp.

FT. Knox Ohio University Michael W. Collins Baldwin N. Y Richard J. Mottl Cambridge Charles W. Murtaugh Dayton

Division to Return and Possible Mobilization of 83rd

The 83rd Division in Virginia will not remain on active duty after two weeks of training and may be called up around November 1. About 69 Athens Company soldiers train with the Thunderbolt Division at Camp A. P. Hill. If mobilized the unit could grow from about 5,000 to 12,000 men. General Decker plans a personal inspection to assess readiness.

83Rd Virginia Army 3D Battle Group 2D Infantry Athens Thunderbolt Camp A. P. Hill George C. Decker 83Rd Division West Virginia Ohio 8Rd

Court Fines Eight Drivers in Athens County

Eight drivers were fined in Athens County Court after speeding arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Wallace Amberger 44 Chester Fred Wade 26 Athens Linda Blackford 19 Nelsonville Kenneth Barnhart 21 Glouster Carlos Cochran 22 The Plains Eddie Nott 20 Glouster Bart Gambill 18 Mineral Roger Hunter 22 Trimble faced various charges including reckless operation no operator's license and insufficient lights.

Athens State Highway Patrol Wallace Amberger Chester Fred Wade Linda Blackford Nelsonville Kenneth Barnhart Glouster Carlos Cochran the Plains Eddie Nott Bart Gambill Roger Hunter Trimble

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