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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1973

Page

3

County Officials Eye Revenue Sharing Rules In Trouble

Athens County Commissioners may have violated state guidelines for federal revenue sharing funds. Commissioner President John Law said money earmarked for the Athens County Historical Society, Chauncey Senior Citizens, and Home Health Agency may have been misapplied under unclear rules. The group awaits a ruling from the state attorney general as debate centers on appropriate use of the funds and a pending TB treatment bill. A July 10 public hearing on county subdivision regulations was set.

Herb Amey Messenger Athens County John Law Care Line Law The Athens County Historical Society Chauncey Senior Citizens Home Health Agency Nelsonville Helen Baker James Edwards Phillip Kinnard Joe Kasler State Senate Ohio Citizens For Youth Zaleski

Sheriff Destroys Marijuana Plants In Athens County Raid

Athens County deputies led by Sheriff Paul Brown destroyed about 200 marijuana plants on the Oscar Berman farm 42 miles northwest of Albany. No arrests in the field. two suspects cited on non marijuana charges after a deputy found fleeing Debbie Schumacher faces bond and June 18 hearing. Tom Arnhalt cited for public intoxication.

Athens County Brown Debbie Schumacher Athens Tom Arnhalt Trinway

Health Council Reactivates Athens County Welfare Board

The Health Council reactivates to coordinate public agencies in Athens County. Officers: Robert Weinfurther president, Mrs. Helen Daily vice president, Mrs. Charlotte Balding secretary treasurer. Monthly meetings at 11 45 am second Monday at Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. Membership open to public service staff. An information booklet on services from federal state local agencies is in preparation.

Athens County Council of Health and Welfare Robert Weinfurther Helen Daily Charlotte Balding Hocking Valley Motor Lodge

Police Cite Woman Driver in Nelsonville Court

Elsie May Walker of Mound Street cited on speeding charges and ordered to appear in Nelsonville Mayor's Court. Larry Williams of 34 Monroe Street arrested on trespassing charges and held for the state parole officer.

Nelsonville Elsie May Walker Mound Street Larry Williams Monroe St

Calhoun Parade Planned in Athens with Stars and Bands

Gordon Page promoter plans a Thursday parade in downtown Athens for Rory Calhoun's three day visit. It begins 6 p.m. at Peden Stadium, travels Richland Avenue Court Street and E State to Page's Chevrolet, with 10 bands and a $100 top prize. Local groups scouts civic clubs and riding fraternities invited.

Gordon Page Athens New Orleans Rory Calhoun Peden Stadium Richland Avenue Court Street E. State Street Page Athens County Sheriff's Mounted Posse Calhoun

Births and dismissals listed at O'Bleness Memorial

The O'Bleness Memorial Hospital notes list newborns including Raymer McQuiston and other Athens and surrounding area infants. A number of patients are noted as dismissed, including several with spouses and children.

Athens County School Board to Meet on Attorney Employment

The Athens County School Board calls a special meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday at 42 W State St to consider hiring an attorney and discuss other items. The attorney would represent the board in a pending refereed hearing over charges against County Sept. George Christman. Christman is under temporary suspension and asked for the hearing. The county prosecutor cannot represent the board due to workload.

Athens County School Board State St George Christman Andy Ransom Christman

Two Route Paper Boy Drives Profit at Age Fifteen

Alan Joseph Barnes, a 15-year-old ninth grader at Glouster High, runs two daily Jacksonville Bay paper routes serving about 178 customers. Since starting last September he saved 250 dollars, bought a tape recorder, bass guitar, and bicycle, plans a movie projector and camera, and says the work teaches responsibility and public dealing under his father Rev Joseph E Barnes and mother Marsha. Esther helps weekdays. Ruth and Stephen are siblings.

Alan Joseph Barnes Jacksonville Alan Glouster High School Joseph E. Barnes United Methodist Church Marsha Ruth Esther Stephen

Seven individuals fined for trespassing in West State Street Cemetery

Seven persons pleaded guilty Monday to trespassing in the West State Street Cemetery. Each was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Multiple other cases were heard with varying charges including driving while intoxicated, possession of marijuana, speeding, and leaving the scene of an accident. Several defendants pleaded innocent, with bonds set or jury trials granted.

Athens County West State Street Cemetery Philip J. Bensing Mound St Dana Lee Scher W. State St Jackie R. Thompkins Cleveland Clayton Grinage Jr N. Court St Penni Rich Boyd Hall Robert E. Jones Playground Dr James W. Burnside Jeffrey K. Eckert Franklin Jim Richards John D. Knotts Philip H. Blasky Brown Hall Debbie Schumacher Athens Roger F. Gilkey Columbus Paul Anthony Voisinet Maplewood Dr David M. Finger Cincinnati Timothy V. Goss Albany Magoo’s George G. Swinehart Bruce F. Degarmore Lauis Gutter S. College St A&p Charles B. Lewis Portsmouth Irving Berkowitz University Heights William M. Petrie Livingstone Ave Frederick J. Perry Carriage Hill Apts Rudy L. Morris Torch Christine M. Ebert Johnson Hall Russell A. Meyers Aaron D. Monroe Merle D. Snyder Brown Ave James Brown Millfield Robert R. Daugherty

Coed OK After Drug Overdose

Nina Moss twenty two of Ashville has been released from O'Bleness Memorial Hospital after recovery from an apparent overdose of drugs. She was found unconscious by Athens police in a car on West Union Street along with a male companion. Doctors attributed the condition to consumption of several red pills apparently homemade. An unidentified fourteen year old Athens High School girl found unconscious in a Baker Center restroom was also taken to O'Bleness. Donations of fifty four dollars and fifteen cents were raised for the Athens County unit of the American Cancer Society by a car wash event at Marathon Service Station on East State Street run by Alpha Gamma Delta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Nina Moss Ashville O’bleness Memorial Hospital Ohio University Coed Athens W. Union Street O’bleness Baker Center Ohio University Athens County The America Cancer Society Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Marathon E. State St

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