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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
3
Two men faced disorderly conduct charges after a Wednesday night brawl outside the Little Ritz at 110 W Union St in Albany. Leon Henson, 29, and John R. Lam Sr., 43, forfeited bonds of 33 dollars each in Municipal Court. both reported lac erations from the fracas following a beer bottle being thrown inside the bar.
In Athens the Navy recruiter Robert W. Litz announced a new plan allowing men with minor physical defects to enlist under a medical remedial program. They must meet all other requirements and agree to undergo prescribed treatment or surgery to correct defects.
Rome-Canaan High School principal Herman L. Ellis released the honor roll for the fourth six weeks. Senior honorees include Kathy Bennett Diana McClanahan Paula Minear Dorothy Woody and Candy Well with juniors Jonnie Blackwell Judy Coen Jerry DeLaval Charlene Sanger Dave Well and Tawn Wright. Sophomores Joyce Bowers Shirley Dailey Don Dillinger Patty Dwyer Donna Flowers and Betty Flowers. Freshmen Richard Clem Steve Dillinger Beverly Dixon Bonita Hudwell Jeff Koehler George Rose Herbert Sanger and Raymond Walker. Eighth graders Patricia Barnhart Jeanne Borchard Kathy Chapman Patricia Clem Richard Dailey Mark Dunfee Mary Louise Koehler Debbie Mathews Susan Ogg Harrett Rose Neil Welch and Barara Williams. Seventh grade Virginia Barker Nancy Brookover Steve Coen Greg Dixon Nancy Dorr Susan Mansfield Roger Zimmerman.
Albany Masons plan an annual inspection for 7 p.m. Thursday March 30 at the Masonic Temple with the Master Mason degree for one candidate. A 6 p.m. dinner requires reservations by March 25. Easter sunrise services are set for 6:30 a.m. Sunday at the horse show grounds, speaker Rev. Robert Hall, doughnuts and drinks to follow at Albany School cafeteria. Two suits involving Everett Edward Walker and Gaylord Storer were dismissed after settlement. plaintiffs are Anthony A. Apotsos and Carolyn M. Reed.
Shade Elementary School announced winners of its science fair led by principal J. C. Blackwood. Alan Shaner seventh grade earned a spot in the District Science Fair in Athens on April 1 with a hair related entry. Other first place winners included Fred Zimmerman kindergarten tornado Dick Zimmerman shells group project constellations Steve Thomas camp Richard Howard electric motor and John Martin frogs. Judges were John Hungerford James Kuder and Daryl Rowe.
Mr and Mrs David Russell Millfield Route 1 welcome a daughter. Admitted Janet R Porter Athens Route 3 Mrs Everett Hanning The Plains Donald E Martin and Mrs Richard Early both of Athens Mrs Tommy Adkins Athens Route 1 Mrs Oba Douglas Sr Athens Route 4 Mrs Charles Sepiel Athens Route 5 Kenneth Patrick Athens Route a Deanda Palmer Francis Coen Carl White Annabelle Vess Rodney Cremeans Verna A Riley Rose Porter.
The city moves to notify Briarwood Bryan and Canterbury Drive property owners of individual costs after council declared necessity for Canter bury Drive Bryan Road and Briarwood Drive projects. Costs range 1348 to 2220 dollars for Briarwood Bryan. 1475 to 1770 for Canterbury undivided lots. Owners may appeal before bids are advertised. payments may extend 10 or 20 years with finance chair preferring 10 years.
A clergy note finds good in bad weather through John 13 1 and Easter themes Christ suffering to bring love and hope over hate. It blends reflections on divine plan, forgiveness, and the risen Christ with a gospel song about the wonderful story of love. The piece ends with an odd aside about the South American horsefish shedding skin.
Albert J. Shipka president of the Greater Youngstown Area AFL-CIO Council and assistant district director of District 26 United Steelworkers spoke to an Ohio University community action class in Porter Hall. The appearance was sponsored by the Institute for Regional Development.
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