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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
2
In a brief session the council approved a 1.5 million inn for John W. Galbreath. They rezoned Tract 1 on Dairy Lane for general business and adjourned after the vote. Work on the project could begin early next week with demolition of several buildings planned.
Roberts trial date was set for 9 am June 3 after Shumaker said there was no junior in his name. Bond remained 20000. Two men received probation sentences for indictments Billy Collins and Robert Johnson. Shannon pleaded innocent to two counts of receiving and concealing stolen property Bond 500 each. Johnson and Spears faced additional charges and parole violations noted by the prosecutor.
Deputy registrar for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Chauncey, Pauline Cruikshank, 45, is missing with a 10-year-old girl. Sheriff Harold Shields says BMW audit of Cruikshank’s books is ongoing. An abandoned car was found in Charleston, West Virginia. Cruikshank has served as deputy registrar since January.
Ohio University photo department hosts talks by R. Adm. R. S. Quackenbush Jr USN ret and Cdr. J. Howard Chamblin USN ret at Space Arts Auditorium. Chamblin speaks at 10 am and Quackenbush at 1 30 pm about latest developments in photography. Quackenbush served as Director of Naval Photography and leads the American Society of Photogrammetry. Chamblin is renowned as a top aerial photographer.
A birth recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker a daughter in Athens. Several admissions listed include Mrs. Peter Van Dyke Athens Mrs. John Cornwell Athens Carl Maness Athens Martin Mevorach Athens Michael Prakas Athens John Jackson The Plains. Dismissals note Mrs. John Romine Athens Mrs. Joseph Rhoades and son Athens Clarence Penrod Athens Mrs. Della Brown Albany James Schoonover Chauncey Mrs. Corda Hoffman Chauncey Mrs. Roy Mosher and son Amesville Route 1 Mrs. Richard Barnhart and daughter Athens.
Two juveniles from the Athens area were referred to the Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center Thursday by Juvenile Court. An 11 year old boy faces theft charges for stealing blank checks from rural mailboxes near New Marshfield, while a 16 year old girl faced probation violation proceedings.
Superintendent George Christman detailed the history and methods of Athens County school district reorganization. He outlined three routes to consolidation, including state board study, district transfers, and county board actions, with current moves in several districts and conditions for ballot approval.
Miss Melanie Lane 18 Lindley Hall was alone in the Little Theater when a bearded male about six feet tall aged 19 to 23 struck her with a broom, causing severe head lacerations. She was hospitalized at Hudson Health Center after emergency response.
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