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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
Postmaster Arthur E Cornwell announced a five digit ZIP code 45701 for Athens Ohio as part of the ZIP Code plan to speed mail dispatch and reduce errors. The system directs that ZIP codes follow city and state in addresses to expedite routing and cut delivery time by up to 24 hours.
An ad claims a three day cure for athlete's foot using T-4L with a 48 cent money back guarantee. It promises rapid skin shedding of infected areas and replacement by healthy skin and offers immediate relief from itch and burning. Promotion notes TODAY at Galloher's.
Three people were injured in a head on collision on Lee Township Road 11 four miles west of Albany. Bryan Gilmore 20 and his wife Donna Gilmore 15 suffered facial injuries and were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Paul Cottrill 30 was taken for chest pains. Deputies say both drivers will be cited for driving left of center.
Edward E. Rhine, Ohio University alumnus and former OU staffer, is named assistant director of admissions at Ohio State University with effective date July 1. He has led university relations at Bowling Green State University since January 1962 and previously worked on OU’s administrative staff. Rhine, a Beta Theta Pi member, Nebraska native, Navy veteran, journalist and journalist instructor, and his wife have three sons.
Four members of Ohio University Army ROTC join a staff of over 400 at the Second Army ROTC Summer Camp at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. More than 3000 cadets from 67 colleges receive classroom and field training. OU staff include Maj. Henry R. Shelton Capt. Roger L. Graham MSgt. Charles R. Castleman and Sfc. Clinton Hamlin.
Buckeye Boys State numbers 1315 delegates near finish with City Night events and a Graduation Day ahead. John Havlicek to speak at Bird Arena while gambling bills surface and the Supreme Court upholds public prayer as constitutional. A Buckeye Boys State College for speech and debate is proposed by Gov. Robert Weller and the Senate.
The Rev. Eddie K. Stubblefield, associate minister, will preach his first sermon at 10 15 a m Sunday. A Jeffersonville Indiana native, he is a Transylvania College graduate and was ordained in October 1957. He will lead Chi Rho and university student activities with wife Norma Jean Lewis.
Admission list includes Brenda Born and John Sager of Athens along with Mrs Byron Gilmore of Harrisonville Route Be and others. Discharges include Jack Chase of Springfield and Mrs John W. Jackson and son of Millfield among several Athens residents.
Municipal Court reports Matthew Henry Gooding 69 Canton fined 31 for failing to yield. Smith Clayton Sherwood 50 Dayton fined 16 speeding. Paul L. Morris 35 Court St fined 11 for stop sign violation. James Thomas Hart 21 Athens Route 2 fined 26 for permitting unlicensed operator. Real estate transfer William O Rowland to Maximillian N Brinkman Lot 1290 in Cable Heirs Addition to Athens.
Raymond Crawford of Route 1 Athens fell in front of 25 North College Street at 4 02 PM Wednesday and suffered a small cut on the left cheek per the fire department. Clyde Singer 52 Glouster was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 1 20 PM Wednesday from North Lancaster and Columbus Road. A bicycle was abandoned at East Elementary School and will be turned over to police if not claimed.
William D. Stewart was installed as illustrious master of Athens Council 15 R&SM at the Masonic Temple Wednesday night. Bernard B. Spaulding was named deputy master. other officers installed include Raymond J. Shull principal conductor of work Howard T. Woodyard treasurer Glenn L. Atkinson recorder J. William Roberson captain of the guard Bert E. Carpenter conductor of council Albert B. Vercoe steward and J. Clayton Smith sentinel.
Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspends the Fraternal Order of Eagles permit in Jacksonville after a hearing. Two concurrent 21 day suspensions run noon June 24 to noon July 15. Convictions cited include Sunday sales and allowing consumption on premises on March 24.
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