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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1966

Page

3

Development Financing Seminar Explains Ohio Program

A state development meeting at the Ohio University Inn explains Ohio's development financing program to city and county officials, bankers, and chamber groups. William Losoney outlines four financing approaches as the program gains constitutional clearance, with Athens hosting nine counties in a statewide seminar series.

State Department of Development Ohio Ohio University Inn Carl Dahlberg Southeastern Ohio Regional Council DOD Bank Community Improvement Corporation Chamber of Commerce Ohio Supreme Court William Losoney Dahlberg Athens Washington Morgan Hocking Meigs Perry Vinton Jackson Gallia

Two Hospital Committees Open Drives at Kickoff Dinners

Two hospital committees launch major gifts phase of Sheltering Arms Hospital building campaign with kickoff dinners at the Ohio University Inn. The 39 member individual gifts team led by Fritz Wheaton will meet for instructions and prospect selection with Robert Mathews and John Bowman as speakers. The six member assistant chairmen James Anastas and William Lavelle, plan six sub teams and a month of calling. The commercial team, headed by Sam Altman with Charles Ramseth and Joseph Kelly, also has 39 members meeting tomorrow night to begin its drive. Barbara Lee Kincade versus Hiram Raymond Kincade involves a neglect case as she seeks alimony.

Ohio University Inn Sheltering Arms Hospital Fritz Wheaton Robert Mathews John Bowman James Anastas William Lavelle Sam Altman Charles Ramseth Joseph Kelly

Fire Guts Residence At The Plains

A 9:45 a.m. Wednesday blaze in The Plains on Ohio Ave gut a house owned by Paul Wilson and occupied by Kenneth Shingler. Fire chief Donald Newsome said the structure and its contents valued at 3500 and 3000 dollars respectively were destroyed. no occupants were home.

Ohio Ave Plains Donald Newsome Plains Fire Department Paul Wilson Kenneth Shingler

Traffic Fines Named in Municipal Court

Morgan Oscar Johnson, 54, Wellston, cited for misuse of farm registration and patrol related offenses with $10 and costs. David A. Allen charged with reckless operation in a filing by Edward Van Dyke for $20 and additional costs.

Morgan Oscar Johnson Wellston David A. Allen Edward van Dyke

Probation Granted for City Music Teacher Conviction

Common Pleas Judge John Bolin places Thomas Harrison Stubbs a 35 year old Briarwood Dr. resident under strict probation for three years. Stubbs the city school music teacher was found guilty of entering Webb's World of Music three times last October and stealing 80 dollars two times. He may lose teaching certificate after state education hearing. probation requires 420 dollars court costs and regular court contact with the judge.

Common Pleas John John Bolin Thomas Harrison Stubbs Briarwood Dr Stubbs Webb S. Court St Bolin State Department of Education Fred Chase Gerald Mollica

Shower Provides Brief Relief From Heat Wave

A Tuesday evening shower brought .43 inch of rain, easing an ongoing drought and oppressive heat that peaked at 98 degrees after a record 101. The U. S. Weather Observer noted the fall followed nearly two weeks with no measurable rain, the last similarly high temp reached in Athens on August 2, 1964.

U. S C. L. Colmer Athens

Named Director Rex Hut named director of form letters

Rex Hut son of Columbus, a graduate of Ohio University, was named director of form letters for Nationwide Insurance Companies. He is married to Ann Dresher of Athens. they have three children. Or: Common Pleas Court allows Guysville Methodist Church to sell its parsonage for 3105 dollars.

Columbus Rex Hutson Ohio University Form Letters Nationwide Insurance Companies Ann Dresher Athens Common Pleas Court Guysville Methodist Church

Supper planned by Richland area volunteer firefighters

Richland area volunteer firefighters sponsor a chicken supper Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the fire station to raise funds for a portable power system for the department.

Richland Area

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Tales Nation Security Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Athens County THE S Ecueriliy Bank Barbara Lee Kincade Hiram Raymond _ Kincade General Telephone Gi&e Ati Jeanie
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