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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1969
Page
7
Logan martin R. Sharrett II an 18 year old from 189 Wilson Street was southbound on Route 9 when he failed to negotiate Hartmans Curve. He struck a guard rail and plunged into a steep ditch. He was cited for excessive speed. Three guard rail posts and 30 feet of rail were damaged with minor car damage.
Middleport firefighters responded to a Wednesday blaze on Turkey Run Road at Donna Masters residence. The barn and an electric pole were set ablaze, the light pole was saved, but the barn burned completely.
The Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters announce a rummage sale in Middleport at the Frye Building from Wednesday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., inviting community participation.
Ann H Nixon of Lutheran Senior City Columbus Ohio died recently after a five year residence in the area. Born in Perry County she was the daughter of Levi and Rebecca Wilson Nixon a retired practical nurse and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church member. She leaves sisters Rhoda Fahrer Rushville and Sue Sheets Geneseo. Services Friday at 2 pm Leonard Funeral Home Logan with Rev Arthur Reichmiller officiating burial in St John Lutheran Cemetery Perry County.
Squadmen answered an emergency call Saturday at 7 25 p m to aid James Hudson of Nye Avenue He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital suffering from a possible heart attack.
Christian Builders Class of Heights United Methodist Church will hold a potluck supper at Krodel Park Thursday at 6 30 p m. Members will share dishes and socialize to begin the event.
Mrs. Mount resigned Tuesday as clerk of the Hocking County Commissioners citing poor health after a heart attack on a Canada vacation. She served six and a half years. Commissioners expressed sorrow and regret. Also, John Yates of the Community Action Agency was authorized to apply for Office of Economic Opportunity funds to remodel the old hospital building with no county funding planned. Howard Blum, president, reported on a Logan city sewer proposal to increase a truck line to 24 inches to handle west Logan sewage, with the city possibly covering extra costs and a further negotiating session planned.
Harry W. McKinstry 92 of 102 Morris Ave. died Monday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after admission. A former Athens postmaster and Elks member, he served in the postal service from 1907 to 1935. He is survived by a wife Minnie, a son Richard, a daughter Mildred, a sister pair, a brother, three grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren. Services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Jagers Funeral Home with Dr Clyde Pinnell officiating. Burial in Alexander Cemetery.
Violet Hollenbaugh, secretary of We City Recreation Commission, reports 64 season pool tickets sold. They include 36 family tickets and 28 for children. Current hours are 6 to 8 pm, with post school hours 1 to 5 pm and 6 to 8 pm. A pay telephone was installed at the pool. The number is 753-9571.
Gregory L. Dixon 18 Granville, driving a Snyder owned car west on Chestnut Street near Hopkins Street, fell asleep and struck a parked 1962 sedan owned by Harry Matheny. Passenger Philip B. Cohen 19 Englewood N J injured. treated at Mount St Mary Hospital. Dixon posted $65 bond for Nelsonville Mayor's Court appearance.
Logan County treasurer Ralph W. Moorhead issued July real estate tax notices mailed Tuesday. Final collection date is July 18 before penalties. a 10 percent penalty applies after. Owners missing statements due to address issues should contact the treasurer's office.
Nelsonville area reports say the Women's Society of Christian Service will hold a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. in First United Methodist Church. Women invited. circle leaders will report on annual activities and elections for new circles and officers. Charter Circle to remain for two years. Attendees to bring a covered dish.
Notice names Willem C. Rowland named administrator with will annexed of Lerha Moe Baker estate in Athens County Ohio and creditor filing deadlines. Various Athens Ohio city ordinances adopt urban renewal plans and authorize project temporary loan notes to fund the South Green and Downtown plans, with emergency clauses and notice requirements.
An index of classified sections listing employment auctions services real estate vehicles and merchandise categories including male and female help wanted landlord rent real estate offerings farm and livestock supplies and transportation items. The page outlines numerous section headings and topic areas for the period.
A long notice describes a Project Loan Note for the Local Public Agency. It outlines repayment from the Project Temporary Loan Repayment Fund and states the note does not pledge general funds or create municipal debt. The document covers interest, payments, funds, and official attestations.
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