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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1967
Page
10
Area obituaries report Richard W. McKinstry 67 of Athens died in Sheltering Arms Hospital after years of poor health. Survived by wife Gaynell son Richard McKinstry daughter Barbara Whittenberger and four grandchildren. Also listed are Pauline Lewis Russell Bess Wood William Davis Elma Bennett Charles Bonecutter Lula Dominguez with funeral details across multiple towns.
Local notices report the Harrisonville Parent Teachers Organization scheduling its final meeting of the year for Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the school auditorium and discuss snack contributions. A petition for annexation is presented to Athens County authorities detailing land in Glouster Township for village incorporation and county road centerline descriptions.
Edward Savage former Nelsonville resident died Friday afternoon at his Bucyrus home after an extended illness. He was a utility construction foreman and Eagles Lodge member born in Buchtel. Survived by wife Vivian daughter Ruth Ann two brothers Johnny and John sister Mary Margaret. Services Monday at 1 30 p m Munz Funeral Home Lucyrus burial in Bucyrus. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Meigs County invites applications for Summer Head Start staff positions funded pending grant approval. Openings include teachers aides cooks janitors social worker nurse physician psychologist speech and hearing therapist bookkeeper clerk and dentist. Centers will operate at Salisbury Middleport Rutland and other elementaries. applicants mail letters to Thomas Kelly, Middleport High School assistant principal.
Judge Frank W. Porter Jr. presided Friday morning as three defendants faced speeding fines. Robert W. Proffitt paid $13 plus costs, Lloyd L. Sayre paid $13 plus costs, and E. A. Wingett paid $12 plus costs. William G. Stevens forfeited a $25 bond on disturbing the peace charges.
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