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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1965
Page
7
Ninety people were selected for grand and petit jury duty for the April term of the Hocking County Common Pleas Court. Grand jurors include Barbara Jones John Norris Ethel Frazee Margaret Bentley Ethel Crawford and others. Petit jurors listed are Paul Jurgensmier Mary Helber Ruth Griffin Stanley Nixon Robert Dunn and numerous others.
Monarch Life Insurance official Albert McNeer announced Phil S Globokar a local Monarch representative from the Charleston zone has earned membership in the Presidents Club for 1964. Globokar will receive a Presidents Club pin as top agent honor. he lives at 12814 Union Ave and works in Springfield Mass company’s Charleston zone.
WSCS of Trimble Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Grace Sayre home. Loyal Womens Class of Church of Christ gathers Friday at 7 30 p m in church social rooms with hostesses Mrs Evelyn Davis Mrs Ann Stemm and Mrs Mary Ginnan. Jacksonville PTO set for Thursday at 1 p m. Five Nations formed by five central New York tribes uniting as a single group.
TV guide lists Monday programs on WOUB with Kids' Stuff Merlin and News plus Spectrum and Journal segments. Local notices include Nelsonville Rainbow Girls meeting at 7 p.m. and Boy Scout Troop 66 regular meeting canceled Tuesday.
In a Sunday morning Mayor's Court session, Thom as James Atkinson was fined 150 dollars and costs plus three days in jail after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Several others faced fines for traffic or peace charges, and appearances were set for March 20 and the following Monday for additional speeding and dimming headlight offenses.
Logan High School students John Ellinger and James Thompson were named as candidates for the State Farmer Degree by the Ohio FFA executive committee meeting in Columbus. Ellinger, a junior, also seeks the state forestry award after winning a district FFA memorized public speaking contest at Racine and becoming newly elected president of the Chief Logan FFA chapter. Thompson, a senior, earned a gold award in an extemporaneous speech contest at Marietta.
A Logan driver was fined and eight others had bonds forfeited in State Highway Patrol cases before Hocking County Judge Vaughn Collins. Andy C. Dudash was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding. Forfeitures included Philip In gram, Clyde Bowman, Joe Sinnott, Lyle Skaggs, Fred Deubner, Anthony Costello, and two others for various speeding charges, plus Lester St. Clair and William Koch for passing at intersections with 25 dollar bonds forfeited.
Bernice Winn and Virgil Atkins were elected worthy high priestess and watchman of shepherds as Mary Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem met at the IOOF Hall. Others chosen include Harriott Neigler Allen Hughes Elizabeth Lear Bonnie Boone Barbara Adams Pauline Atkins. An open installation is planned for April 9 at 8 p.m.
The Nelsonville City Council leased the Veterans Industrial Memorial Building to the Nelsonville Development Association for one dollar a year, creating an industrial and development expansion agency under state law. The board includes city officials and trustees, with an advisory group from local banks and savings firms. The five year lease with renewal rights allows the association to manage the property, pay taxes and utilities, and use rental income to repay bonds.
Logan Calv in Carnes 48 of Lancaster began a three day jail term after being found guilty of driving while intoxicated. Judge Harley E Meyer fined him $100 plus costs after a one day trial.
The Mount St. Mary Hospital records list new births and admitted patients from Glouster Chauncey Nelsonville McArthur and surrounding areas. Names include Hashman Kranyik Nichol Wicker Phillips Hall Childress Powell Matheny Johnson Stump Minner Blair Dane Simmers Riley Mingus Ward Snyder Peyton McClain Covert Howard McDonald Crow Horn McQuaid Butte Parker and Little among others.
Luckoff's defeated the Moose 63 to 52 to claim the Glouster City League title and sponsor trophies. The season marks the league's first year with plans to continue. Top scorers include B Moose 289 points and B Knott 165 for Luckoffs.
LOGAN The Business and Professional Women's Club met in Brandt's Mecca Room with 55 members and two guests present. Miss La Violet Redick introduced Aubrey Prewitt and Mr. Itt spoke on Personal Money Management stressing saving for business. The Toastmistress Club held a formal initiation at Mrs. Jenny Gompf's home with 12 new members listed and one committee for the evening. Next meeting is April 20.
A Saturday 3:30 p.m. collision at Chestnut and Harper streets sent two cars into plate glass windows of the S. S. Davis Wholesale building. Sarah Ann Bechtel, 19, from Columbus, failed to yield and drove into another car driven by Buttler Barnhart of Carbondale. No injuries. Bechtel faces failure to yield charges and will appear in Nelsonville Mayor Court at 7:30 p.m. March 20.
March marks National Red Cross month as volunteers begin a ten day membership drive in Nelsonville York Township and other Athens County townships. Athens and Athens Township are excluded from this drive under the United Appeal. The chapter promotes disaster services the blood bank program nursing training first aid and safety programs and asks citizens to support its limited budget operations.
The Nelsonville City Board of Education meets at 6:30 p.m. in the high school superintendent's office. At 7 p.m. a public meeting in the junior high auditorium will discuss the PEP bill proposed by the council on education.
The Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at 6 15 p m at Fred's Steak House.
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