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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1962

Page

3

Treasurer Protests County Loan Action Dispute

County Treasurer T O Kincade challenged county officials over a $125,000 1960 loan to three banks Athens County and related boards. Auditor J W Whaley defended lawful action while Prosecuting Attorney Homer Gall considered the matter and planned an opinion for the commissioners. Kincade sought restitution of principal plus interest before reloan.

T. O. Kincade J. W. Whaley Whaley Kincade Athens Tn-County Bank Coolville Community Bank Glouster Fairfield Ross Athens County State Bureau of Inspections Homer B. Gall Jr Gall

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bozarth Albany announce the birth of a son. Admissions list includes Ellen Clark The Plains and several Athens residents. Fire department ambulance took 47 year old Leonard Martin of 28 First St to Sheltering Arms at 8 27 am Tuesday.

Lloyd Bozarth Albany Ellen Clark the Plains William Hommel Athens Eddith Fultz Minnie Wiseman James McKee Fire Department Leonard Martin First St Sheltering Arms Hospital

Popeye Cartoonist Sagendorf to Speak at Ohio Univ

Popeye artist Sagendorf will address the Ohio University workshop on High School Publications in Memorial Auditorium at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. He will conduct interviews with workshop members in the afternoon in Ewing Auditorium. Sagendorf continued Popeye after Segar and later joined the Famous Artists School faculty designing its cartooning course.

Bud Sagendorf Ohio University Publications Workshop Sagendorf the Messenger Sunday Messenger Memorial Auditorium Ohio University Workshop Ewing Auditorium King Features Segar Famous Artists School Westport Conn

Boat Owners Warned Over Unpaid Dow Lake Tie-Up Fees

Strouds Run State Park manager Marvin Mace warned boat owners at Dow Lake to pay the 1962 stake fee of 3 dollars immediately or have their boats removed from the water. Fees can be paid at the park manager’s office. permits remain valid until March 1963.

Dow Lake Marvin Mace Strouds Run State Park Strouds Run

Smiley Progressing After Heart Attack

William F. Smiley former city editor of The Messenger and now director of public information for Ohio Fuel Gas Co is progressing in recovery after a heart attack suffered in early June He is likely to leave Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus by week s end return to home for month and back to work by mid August Nomination and election of a trustee will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m during the Athens Eagles Lodge meeting Luther Mayles announces

William F. Smiley the Messenger The Ohio Fuel Gas Co Gasco Smiley Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus Athens Eagles Lodge Luther Mayles

Seven Fined On Citations In County Court Session

State Highway Patrol cited seven drivers for traffic violations in County Court Saturday. Harold Douglas 46 of Albany was fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless operation. Richard Evener 69 of Athens Route 3 was fined 15 dollars and costs for passing on approach to a curve. Marion Simonton 19 of Nelsonville Frank Kenney 21 of Buchtel and Herbert Bailey 18 of Nelsonville were fined 10 dollars and costs for left of center muffler and excessive speed. Warner Adams 29 and Ruth Adams 24 of Nelsonville were fined 25 dollars and costs for not having driver licenses.

State Highway Patrol Harold Douglas Albany Richard Evener Athens Marion Simonton Nelsonville Frank Kenney Buchtel Herbert Bailey Warner Adams Ruth Adams

Athens youth killed by stray shot in Kirkersville backyard

David Hoch 18, formerly of Athens, died from a .22 bullet wound while reading in his Kirkersville yard. Authorities search for a shooter as neighbors recall hearing a bang and seeing two hunters in a nearby wooded area. Hoch, an eighth grader at Kirkersville School, was pronounced dead at Newark City Hospital. Services set for Thursday at Kirkersville Methodist Church.

Licking County David Hoch Athens Kirkersville Newark City Hospital Pataskala Randy Swetman David Randy Clyde Mansfield Columbus Harold Eugene Hoch Vicki Paula Sue Stanley Mansfield

Drivers Forfeit Bonds On Traffic Charges

State Highway Patrol cited Frank E. Campbell age 25 of Malta for speeding with an $18 bond forfeiture and Gordon B. Gray age 55 of 17 Franklin Ave for failure to yield the right of way with a $21 bond. City police cited Charles Walters age 18 of Athens Route 1 for failing to observe a red light and he forfeited an $11 bond.

State Highway Patrol Frank E. Campbell Malta Gordon B. Gray Franklin Ave Charles Walters Athens

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