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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

7

Athens Faces 25 Year Water Supply Confidence

The city planning commission heard Norman Hatch report that Athens well water should meet demand for 25 years with two new wells sunk and two future field sites surveyed. He noted Dow Lake as a potential new source but distance requires at least a 16 inch pipeline, while the Hocking River remains a reliable indirect source.

City Planning Commission Norman Hatch Athens Hatch Dow Lake Hocking Commission A. A. Nellis

Missionary Assigned To Honolulu District

The Rev. Donald L. Terry, a 1957 Bexley Hall graduate, completes a 10 day conference near Greenwich with Episcopal Church Overseas Department staff. He is assigned as vicar of St. John's Mission, Kula, Maui, joining 19 other new missionaries.

Donald L. Terry Bexley Hall Gambier Ohio Episcopal Church Overseas Department Greenwich Conn Mr. Terry Church of the Good Shepherd Athens Ohio University Ohio Northern University Episcopal Church Southern Ohio Honolulu St. John’s Kula Maui Terry Jackson Louise Hoak Richard Terrys The

Albany man 56 dies after collapsing in hayfield

William Frame 56 of Albany Route 3 collapsed while working at his brother in law's farm owned by Roy Gaston. Survived by father Evan of Canaanville and two sisters Edith Channel Belpre and Lenora North Toledo. Funeral Saturday 3 30 p m at Jagers funeral home with Rev Wingrove Ives officiating. Burial in Canaanville Cemetery.

William Frame Albany Roy Gaston Evan Canaanville Edith Channel Belpre Lenora Toledo Jagers Wingrove Ives

Births and admissions at local hospital notes

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Osborne of Trimble welcome a son. Admitted: Susan Gwinn of Athens Route 5, Clifford Mohl of Athens. Dismissed: Mrs. Kathleen Wegner of Athens, Mrs. Thomas Gibson of Athens, Leslie Pritchard of Nelsonville Route 1, Dorothea Boyd of Athens Route.

Clyde Osborne Trimble Susan Gwinn Athens Clifford Mohl Kathleen Wegner Thomas Gibson Leslie Pritchard Nelsonville Dorothea Boyd

Divorcing Couple Involving Minors In Common Pleas Court

A divorce petition in Common Pleas Court involves two minors with Catherine Barnhart Drake charged by her husband Charles W. Drake Jr. The plaintiff, represented by Charles W. Drake Sr., seeks dissolution of the December 1955 Chauncey marriage. No children are listed.

Common Pleas Court Catherine Barnhart Drake Charles W. Drake, Jr Charles W. Drake, Sr Chauncey

Athens Woman Wins Bicycle in National Contest

Cora Kinison of 308 Highland Avenue won a bicycle in the national contest to name Elsie the Cow's calf wins. The prize was announced by Harry C Herdman manager of Borden's Ice Cream Division. The contest drew 2,963,103 entries with 311 prize recipients. The top prize of 25000 went to Mrs. F E Johnson of Anaheim California.

Cora Kinison Highland Elsie Harry C. Herdman Borden Larabee Lobelia Kinison F. E. Johnson Anaheim Calif

Steam mistaken for smoke at Royal McBee building roof

Firemen were summoned to 58 N. Court St early Friday after witnesses mistook steam from a faulty air conditioning water tower on the Royal McBee Corp Research and Development building roof for smoke. The city fire department arrived at 12:05 a.m. to investigate.

Royal McBee Corp. Research and Development N. Court St City Fire Department

Forest W Kelly v Gem Coal Co Workmen’s Comp Suit

An entry filed in Common Pleas Court certifies to the Ohio Industrial Commission that the jury verdict grants Forest W. Kelly the right to participate in workers compensation. The case names Joseph Scanlon as administrator of the Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation and Gem Coal Co of Nelsonville.

Common Pleas Court Ohio Industrial Commission Forest W. Kelly Glouster Joseph Scanlon Bureau of Workmen's Compensation Gem Coal Co Nelsonville

Local pairs named in community notices

Jimmie B. Lobaugh age 29 of Pt. Huron and Helen Joyce Lehman age 22 of Athens are listed, along with Jerry Richard Smith age 20 and Jeri Faith French age 18, both of Nelsonville, in the same community notice.

Jimmie B. Lobaugh Huron Helen Joyce Lehman Athens Jerry Richard Smith Jeri Faith French Nelsonville

Buster Johnson Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge

Buster Johnson, 29, of Athens Route 2, was fined $50 and costs in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to a police charge of intoxication.

Buster Johnson Athens

Church Anniversary Observance Planned in Athens

Dr. Clayton Lutz conference superintendent will speak at 2 30 p m dedication service for the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Athens on Sunday leading a trio of former pastors George Rogers and Paul Stockman and a Columbus musician with choir and local church trio.

Clayton Lutz Athens Evangelical United Brethren Church Harold R. Sturm Lutz George Rogers Dayton Paul Stockman Corning Juanita Sheward Columbus Corning Eub

Kindergarten Significant Step Says Child Authority

Dr. Viola Theman of Northwest ern University urged workshop attendees that kindergarten should foster bigger values beyond cleanliness and obedience. She warned against reducing children to mere norms and emphasized developing achievement, cooperation, self contentment, love of learning, and citizenship. The event was directed by Dr. Marie A. Quick with Ohio University faculty and visiting specialists.

Viola Theman Northwestern University Theman Dr. Theman Marie A. Quick Ohio U Ohio VA Esther Starks Janet Wilson Mary Leonard Arthur Blickle

Truck Damage Cited As Scales Break In Weighing Pit

Clarence C. Meek of Glouster and Celina Mutual Insurance Co. sue Fred P. Thompson of Redtown in Common Pleas Court seeking 205 24 dollars with 55 24 for reimbursement after a loaded coal truck driven by Meek fell into an excavation under Thompson s weighing scales at Redtown last September.

Common Pleas Court Clarence C. Meek Glouster Celina Mutual Insurance Co Fred P. Thompson Redtown Meek Insurance Company Thompson

New Methodist Minister Delivers First Sermon in Athens

The Rev. John G. Koontz, new minister of the First Methodist Church of Athens, has arrived. He will deliver his first sermon Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in Memorial Auditorium. He was formerly of Wooster.

John G. Koontz First Methodist Church of Athens Memorial Auditorium Mr. Koontz Wooster

Coolville men fined for driving left of center after crash

Blaine Taylor 44 and Thomas Taylor 29, both of Coolville, were fined $10 and costs by Mayor John Aiken on State Highway Patrol charges of driving left of center after a two car accident Thursday.

Blaine Taylor Thomas Taylor Coolville John Aiken State Highway Patrol

Cincinnati Woman Seized by Fire Squad at Lindley Hall

Doris Kaiser twenty six from Cincinnati was taken to Ohio University Health Center by the fire department emergency squad after a call to Lindley Hall at 12 fifty eight p m when she became ill.

Doris Kaiser Cincinnati Ohio University Health Center Fire Department Lindley Hall

Grand Jury To Decide Theft Cases

Two theft cases from the Algeo Motor Sales break in last week were presented to the grand jury. Jerry Taylor 20 of Chauncey pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was bound to the jury on $800 bond. Herman S. Barnes 43 of Millfield Route 1 pleaded innocent to possessing stolen goods and was jailed for missing bond. Charles Burleigh 25 of Guysville Route 2, guilty on a breaking and entering count, was bound over on $800 bond and jailed for bond failure.

Algeo Motor Sales Jerry Taylor Chauncey Herman S. Barnes Millfield Sheriff's Department Charles Burleigh Guysville Burleigh

Legal Paper Procedure Is Authorized By Court Order

Judge Francis B. White signed a formal order restoring long used service rules for summons and other court writs. The order, under Ohio Revised Code sections, allows delivery by registered or certified mail with receipt requested, by the sheriff or other authorized officers. The move aims to prevent future legal misunderstandings.

Common Pleas Court Francis B. White

Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests

Three drivers fined in municipal court Friday after State Highway Patrol arrests include Clarissa Kathryn Williams 58 Glenville West Virginia fined 15 dollars and costs for passing at an intersection. William H Gillogly 22 Carpenter fined 30 dollars and costs for driving left of center. Richard Lyon Edwards 22 Foster Place fined 29 dollars and costs for lacking an operator's license.

State Clarissa Kathryn Williams Glenville W. Va William H. Gillogly Carpenter Richard Lyon Edwards Foster Place

Postal rates rise as Post Office outlines increases

Acting Postmaster Glenn Atkinson announced July 1 price hikes across postal services. Increases cover special delivery eight to thirty cents for items up to two pounds, money orders five cents, registered mail with higher minimums, insurance surcharges, restricted delivery, certified mail, parcel post handling, and notices for undeliverable mail, projected to add about 28 million dollars annually.

Glenn Atkinson Arthur Summerfield Summerfield

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Nellis William Herbert Herbert Marietta H. C. Dorman Roger Connor Erle Bridgewater Franz Woodworth Rev Angeles Pizza West Union Street Sun Ben Pearson Martin Swearingen Cops Sportsmen's Headquarters Mr. Frame Sleltering Arms Hospital DR. Lutz Lifeguard Goodsyear Reserve Air Cooney Raltz Hamley Run Quick's Williamson G. H. Martin & Son Richland Ave Athens, Ohio Mutual Association Ral Home Loan Bank Mr. Jones Commonwealth
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