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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1962

Page

3

Teenagers Present Three Ohio U Concerts This Weekend

About 400 teens from 12 states and Canada take part in Ohio University summer Music Clinic and Workshop directed by Dr. Gilbert A. Stephenson. Notable guests include Carmen Dragon Col William F Sandemann and Paul Yoder as clinics cover band orchestra chorus baton and theory with free public concerts at Memorial Auditorium and Under the Elms June 22 23 and 30 1962.

States Canada Ohio University Gilbert A. Stephenson Florida Ohio University School of Music Carmen Dragon Phony Orchestra William F. Sandemann U.S. Marine Corps Band Paul Yoder Fort Lauderdale Dragon Hollywood Bowl Capitol Symphony British Broadcasting Concert Orchestra London Memorial Auditorium

Famed Carolina Man Harry Golden to Speak at Ohio University

The Carolina Israelite founder Harry Golden will speak at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium in Athens. The event, open to the public, starts at 9:50 am under Maurel Hawkins, with Golden noted for his best selling books Only in America and Force Plain and his 16 page magazine. Golden was born May 2, 1902 in New York and moved to Charlotte in 1939, shaping a revival of southern social history.

Charlotte N. C Harry Golden Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Maurel Hawkins America Force Plain New York Daily Forward Harry Henry George City College of New York

Examination Ordered for Parsons

Paul E. Parsons a 22 year old former substitute postal clerk was sent to the Federal Reformatory hospital in Chillicothe for a mental examination after pleading guilty in U S District Court Judge Mell Underwood's Columbus court. The case hinges on reports due in about 30 days and involves a theft of 37 dollars from letters to the Athens County Society for Crippled Children and the Athens Messenger.

Paul E. Parsons Athens Federal Reformatory Hospital Chillicothe Parsons U. S. District Court Mell Underwood Columbus Athens County Society For Crippled Children Athens Messenger

H D Moore Dies At 56 In Athens County

Harry D Moore 56 of Coolville Route 3 died Thursday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a year long illness. He was a lifelong Athens County resident, worked in Carthage Township maintenance, survived by twin brother Herbert Dayton and brothers Lewis Stewart Harley Coolville, with sisters Maggie and others previously deceased. Services Saturday 1:30 pm Hughes funeral home. Rev E C Kenney officiating. Burial Carthage Cemetery. Friends may call anytime at the funeral home.

Harry D. Moore Coolville Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens County Jobe Bertie Moore Carthage Township Herbert Dayton Lewis L Stewart Harley B Maggie Clyde Clarence Hughes E. C. Kenney Carthage

Gibson divorce granted after gross neglect and cruelty

Kathryn Gibson is granted a divorce from Thomas L. Gibson by the Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She is restored to her maiden name Kathryn Davis. The couple married October 1 1960.

Kathryn Gibson Common Pleas Court Thomas L. Gibson Kathryn Davis

ShelterIMG Notes at Athens Hospital

Hospital notes list names including John Crossen Charles Bailey Les lie Dowler Gilbert Shannon and Mrs John Milar Mrs Paul Perry Linda Pierce Route 3 Tony Parkis Route 1 Ernest Sanders Route 1 Mrs Brady Hughes and son as admitted or dismissed occupants with location Athens and Reedsville.

John Crossen Athens Charles Bailey Leslie Dowler Gilbert Shannon John Milar Paul Perry Linda Pierce Tony Parkis Ernest Sanders Reedsville Brady Hughes

Last Rites for Mrs. Katie Parsons Held in Coolville

Funeral services were conducted Friday at White Funeral Home in Coolville for Mrs. Katie Parsons 83 of Stewart who died Wednesday in Sheltering Arms Hospital. She was born near Stewart to John F. and Viola Petty Smith. Surviving is sister Mrs. Osie Swepston. Burial was in Troy Baptist Cemetery. Fire squad called to 1814 W Carpenter St for a cut hand at 11 55 am Thursday. subject was not there on arrival.

White Funeral Home Coolville Katie Parsons Stewart Sheltering Arms Hospital John F Viola Petty Smith Osie Swepston Chillicothe Troy Baptist Cemetery Fire Department W. Carpenter St

Two-Car Crash Injures Three Youths Near Athens

Three youths sustained non life threatening injuries in a two car crash on Vore Ridge Road four miles west of Route 682. Richard Byrd 16 Frances Byrd 9 and baby Mark Zimmer man two months were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital and released. The collision occurred as Melvin Brooks 22 of Mineral passed left of center. Brooks was cited and Byrd referred to Juvenile Court. Later a second crash at Routes 33 and 13 involved Kermit Gilkey 18 and Gordon Gray 55 with Gray cited for failing to stop at an intersection.

Vore Ridge Sheltering Arms Hospital Richard L. Byrd New Marshfield Frances Byrd Mark Zimmerman State Highway Patrol Richard Byrd Melvin Brooks Mineral Byrd Brooks Athens County Court Athens Kermit F. Gilkey Gordon Gravy Franklin Ave Gray

Fireworks Crackdown Planned In Ohio Areas

Law enforcement agencies in Ohio prepare to arrest anyone possessing illegal fireworks. Athens post commander C C Williams says highway officers will target state parks beaches and boating areas and monitor fireworks tossed from moving vehicles. Fireworks do not include small caps under .25 grain when used in cap pistols or cap guns as defined by state law.

State Highway Patrol Ohio Set. C. C. Williams Athens Williams

Teenager Fined in Athens for Driving Left of Center

Robert Wilson Cain, 18, of Athens Route 3, was fined $10 and costs in Municipal Court Friday after pleading guilty to a State Highway Patrol charge of driving left of center.

Robert Wilson Cain Athens

Local Adjustor Assigned Six Weeks Duty in Council Bluffs

Frank Hartley of the General Adjustment Bureau is selected for six weeks duty in Council Bluffs Iowa to assist in adjusting claims after severe hail storms on July 17.

Frank Hartley General Adjustment Bureau Council Bluffs Iowa

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