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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1964

Page

2

City Council Examines N Congress Street Rezoning Plan

City council approved studies on a proposed rezoning for part of N Congress St and passed three sewage plant related ordinances. The planning commission’s rejection of a downtown business classification was sent to the codes committee for ordinance form.

City Council N. Congress Street N. Congress St Tad Grover Planning Commission Busi Grover Molchan Richard Phillips Council McKinley Ave Rumac Apts Ohio University Golf Course Hocking River Grand Park Blvd Robert Sutton Water and Sewers Committee Blackburn Rd Athens State Hospital

Hockingport Bridge clearance debated by county officials

County commissioners, backed by the Tri-County Development Association, say the Hockingport bridge on State Route 124 lacks sufficient clearance for barges. A June 9 US Army Corps hearing will consider raising the height from the proposed 11.2 feet to 20 25 feet to aid industrial growth in Athens County.

Hocking River Hockingport U. S. Army Corps of Engineers State Highway Department Belleville-Reedsville Locks and Dam Commission W. H. Wakefield Tri- County Development Association Jack White Coolville Wakefield Athens County John Cline Ohio River James Edwards

Results Unchanged As Board Completes Count

The county election board reports a total of 8295 voters in the May primary with no changes in results. Ruth Stratton says recount requests due by 4 p.m. Monday require a $10 bond per precinct. Two school levies failed. Nelsonville 2.3 mill and York four mill levies fell short. Glouster 2 mill levy passed 240 to 202. Party tallies show Republicans 4998, Democrats 3285, non partisan 13. Leading races list Dwight Scott and others with party ties and vote counts.

County Election Board Ruth Stratton Nelsonville York School

Mercury Reaches 86 Degrees In Monday Heat

The day opened with a low of 59 and climbed to a high of 86 by late morning, with 80 degrees reported at 10 am by U S Observer C L Colmer as the heat intensified.

U. S C. L. Colmer

City workers press for 25 cent raise before council

Thirteen members from the water, garbage, street, and sewage departments urged a 25 cent per hour pay raise at last night’s council meeting. Spokesman Paul Vamos and members Milton Williams and George Young spoke as Tad Grover noted funds must be found for any equalizing raise. Council President Harry Crewson said raises require explicit authorization.

City Water, Garbage City Council Paul Vamos Milton Williams George Young Tad Grover Council Grover Harry Crewson

Bloodmobile seeks donors to meet Red Cross goal in Athens

About 180 prospective donors are needed to reach a 150 pint goal as the bloodmobile visits Athens at First Methodist Church from 11 am to 5 pm. Only 59 have committed. ABA President George Drach appeals for community help. Immediate needs include AB and B type blood for open heart surgery at University Hospital, with 20 pints minimum. Replacements are sought for Mrs. Oscar Heck and Gilbert Shannon. The visit is the last county bloodmobile stop until October.

Red Cross Athens Athens Business Association George Drach ABA Columbus Regional Center University Hospital Oscar Heck Gilbert Shannon First Methodist Church

Burglary Reported At Schultz Residence

City police began investigations into a burglary at Rodney Schultz's home at 2 Mulligan Road. The theft, reported Friday, involved about $500 to $600 taken from an envelope in a bureau drawer while the Schultz couple were away and at their upholstery shop.

Rodney Schultz Mulligan Rd

Tombstone and Signs Found Near City School

A tombstone from West State Street cemetery for three year old Charles A. Wolfe who died in 1880 was found near the high school gymnasium along with two high water markers an army recalling sign and a one way street marker officials said.

West State Street Charles A. Wolfe

Battery Fire Destroys 1961 Auto on Union Street

A 1961 automobile caught fire from a wiring short in a city street fire at 3 16 p m Monday. Firemen disconnected the battery and the car, parked near Baker Center on East Union Street, suffered slight damage.

E. Union St Baker Center

Legion Plans Full Agenda At Post 21 Meeting

K T Crossen Post 21 will meet at the American Legion home on W Union St at 8 p m. E E Carmichael commander says officers for the coming year will be nominated and delegates elected for district and department conventions. Memorial Day parade and services plans will be announced.

K. T. Crossen American Legion W. Union St E. E. Carmichael

Births Admitted and Dismissed at Shelterin g Arms Hospital

Birth notice for Mr and Mrs Robert Hart Athens Route 5 a son. Admitted list includes Mrs Melvin Brooks Miner al Louise Laughlin Athens George D Scott Athens Route 1 Emmett Gilkey Athens Route 2 Mrs Charles W Hawk Athens Route 3 Donald Gabriel Athens Lauretta Collins Athens. Dismissed list includes Lizabeth Grubb Athens Mrs Nancy Gibbs Athens Jimmie Gillette Albany Route 3 Mrs Donald Doles Athens and son Mrs Jimmy Haning Carpenter Route 1 and daughter Linda Totman Athens Mrs Manrice Lehnert Athens and son Mrs Orland Cullums Athens and daughter.

Robert Hart Athens Melvin Brooks Mineral Louise Laughlin George D. Scott Emmett Gilkey Charles W. Hawk Donald Gabriel Lauretta Collins Lizabeth Grubb Nancy Gibbs Jimmie Gillette Albany Donald Doles Jimmy Haning Carpenter Linda Totman Manrice Lehnert Orland Cullums

Cleveland Driver Pleads Guilty After Street Crash

Richard Kowalchik, 22, of Cleveland pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to leaving the scene of an accident. He was fined $75 and costs after his auto struck a parked vehicle on S. College St. The charge was filed by Larry Heines, 20, of 58 W. State St.

Richard Kowalchik Cleveland S. College St Larry Heines W. State St

Deer Fatally Struck on Route 50 Near Canaanville

A deer ran onto Route 50 at Canaanville and was struck by a westbound car driven by Alvin Marshall Cole, 55, of Athens Route 3. The deer was killed by an Ohio Wildlife Division official.

Canaanville Alvin Marshall Cole Athens State Highway Patrol Ohio Wildlife Division

Ohio University Student Faces Possible Charges

Gilbert H. Sandler 23 a junior from South Euclid returned to class after being found semi conscious on E Union St last week He was released from University Hospital in Columbus Officials say he was involved in a fracas with another student and may face disorderly conduct charges from city police

Ohio University E. Union St Ohio U Gilbert H. Sandler South Euclide W. Union St University Hospital Columbus Sandler

Squad Aids Two Persons After Falls and Breathing Trouble

Miss Louise Laughlin aged 72 of 13 Kurtz Ave fell from a step ladder at 6 Palmer St while cleaning wallpaper. She suffered a possible left shoulder fracture, received first aid, and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 11:50 a.m. Monday. Archie Dailey aged 64 of 25 Hooper St had trouble breathing at 10:23 a.m. Monday and received oxygen for about ten minutes from the emergency squad.

Louise Laughlin Kurtz Ave Palmer St Fire Department Sheltering Arms Hospital Archie Dailey Hooper St

Disorderly conduct charge denied in municipal court

Phillip Stauffer of Route 56 Union posted $31 bond after denying a disorderly conduct charge. He allegedly tore up a deed belonging to Alice Robinson at Jim's 42 Grill on Court Street. Paul Tillich, leading Protestant theologian, set to speak at Memorial Auditorium as Kennedy Lecturer at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Phillip Stauffer Union Alice Robinson Jim Court St Paul Tillich Memorial Auditorium

OU Health Center Posts Are Filled

Dr. E. Dale Mattmiller was named director of Ohio University Hudson Health Center succeeding Dr. Reary A. Murchison who retired. Mattmiller will assume directorship July 1 and James N. Westall becomes hospital administrator and director of environmental health. Westall reports to Mattmiller.

OU Health Center E. Dale Mattmiller Ohio University Hudson Health Center Reary A. Murchison Vernon R. Alden Mattmiller University James N. Westall Alden Westfall Indiana University School of Medicine Avilla Ind Ohio University Health Center Athens University of California Sanitarian

Guysville Area Man Hurt In Truck Crash

Lawrence Niggemeyer, 80, of Guysville Route 1, received head and left hand lacerations when his truck left County Rd. 24, east of Route 50, and struck a bridge abutment, according to the State Highway Patrol.

Lawrence Niggemeyer Guysville Route 50 State Highway Patrol

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By Paul Efaw Raymond Shepard Fahye-Clark G. K. Jewell Sociates Dwight Robinson George Sheeter Columbia Ave High St Grant St Belleana Pl Robinson Emerson Ball Carmen Sorubbio Nick Parkis Frank Visconti Sorubbio Messenger Newsphoto Hocking Federal Creek Rome Southeastern Equipment Co Old Washington Harold Rose National Council of Juvenile Court Monticello Common Pleas John Bolin Akron Lodi Township Pratts Fork Shade Dwight Scott Alex Molnar Earl Lowry John Robinson Chriss Wolfe Brandon Grover Sr Richard Rypma Elmer Jones Margaret Barber Virginia Romine Roy Walsh Claudis Chappel Industrial Brokerage Hayden, Stone NEW York Stock Exchange D. H Jonesy) Sams Cline Bldg Athens, O Mercury Employes Economy Savings & Loan Company Ee Econoan Founoen N. Court St Lynwood Pomeroy Logan Legion Richard M. Phillips Ohio Lynnwood James Westfall Guysville Area Marietta Chemical Products Company Ohio Pest Control Association Watchmaker Wilson Baker Berry Hall N. Court ETL Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
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