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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1966

Page

7

City Revises Parking Rates and Meter Violations

Mayor Raymond Shepard signs ordinances raising rates at the E Washington Street lot to 25 cents for the first hour and 15 cents for each additional hour. Overtime parking tickets increase to 50 cents. The lot on College Street will be limited to 12 hours daily from 6 am to 6 pm for 24 leased spots. Authorities aim for a short term downtown parking solution.

E. Washington St Raymond Shepard College St

City moves ease downtown parking deficit and fund strain

City council approved higher hourly rates for the E Washington Street lot and hired a third meter maid to speed turnover and reduce the parking fund deficit. Auditor Lee reported April receipts of 218 451 and expenses of 157 478 ending with 363 581 in the fund, while interim water expense funding was set to cover preliminary costs until bonds and federal funds come in.

E. Washington St Robert J. L. Lee City Council E. Washington Lee

Zoning Board Schedules Three Hearings May 24 31

The city zoning board of appeals set three hearings at 7 30 p m on May 24 and May 31. Allen Locke seeks a variance to remodel a garage into an apartment at 40 Columbia Ave in a single family area. Robert Sutton seeks a variance for a garage and breezeway at 31 Graham Dr due to insufficient lot area. Brian Murphy and Dan Frear seek a conditional use permit to park a trailer at 117 E State St Theta Chi fraternity property.

City Zoning Board of Appeals Allen Locke Columbia Robert Sutton Graham Dr Brian Murphy Dan Frear E. State St Theta Chi Fraternity

Scholarship Honors Dean Seigfred at Ohio University

Ohio University's College of Fine Arts announces the Earl C. Seigfred Fine Arts Scholarship honoring Dean Seigfred who will retire in July. The fund rotates among architecture dramatic art and speech music painting and allied arts through the Ohio University Fund, Inc.

Earl C. Seigfred Ohio University College of Fine Arts Seigfred Ohio University Fund, Inc

Bound To Jury On Non Support Charge

Richard Robson of Athens Route 5 pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a non support charge filed by Patricia Robson of Athens Route 4. He was bound to the grand jury under a $300 bond. Florence Black, 20, of 321 West State Street, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city emergency squad after becoming ill Sunday night.

Richard Robson Athens Patricia Robson Florence Black State St Sheltering Arms Hospital City Fire Department

Drivers Cited After Crashes

Two motorists were cited by city police after weekend crashes. Dale Eugene Hunter 23 New Marshfield was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead after a two car crash at E State St and Avon PI. Larry L. Russell 28 241 First St was charged with failure to yield at an intersection after a car panel truck crash at E State Evans St. Sandy Forbes Nelsonville reported damage to her parked car Saturday night in Athens.

Dale Eugene Hunter New Marshfield E. State St Avon PI Larry L. Russell First St E. State Evans St Sandy Forbes Nelsonville

Canton Pastor Will Speak In Athens

The Rev. Harold Davis of the First Christian Church in Canton will speak at a covered dish dinner at 6 15 p.m. Wednesday in the First Christian Church in Athens, announced by Bible school superintendent Richard H. McFarland.

Harold Davis First Christian Church Canton Athens Richard H. McFarland

Earnings Rise 7.9 Percent at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric

Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co reports a 7.9 percent rise in common share earnings for the year ending April 30. Operating revenues increased from 72.525 million to 76.658 million dollars while expenses grew from 55.62 million to 58.823 million dollars.

Columbus Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co

Athens High School Senior Wins Army College Scholarship

Helena Athens High School senior Marshal L. Helena of 3 N. May Ave Athens is among 400 graduates awarded four year Army college scholarships. Each covers tuition textbooks and a monthly $50 subsistence. Selected for academics activities and aptitude test score. son of Col and Mrs Cecil C Helena, professor of military science at Ohio University.

Washington, D. C Marshal L. Helena N. May Ave Athens Army Helena Cecil C. Helena Ohio University

University Shop for Men and Ladies establishes $350 Ohio Univ scholarship

The University Shop for Men and Ladies in Athens announces an annual $350 scholarship at Ohio University. Open to upperclass students majoring in retail sales or fashion design, the award alternates by gender with the 1966-67 recipient a male student.

Ohio University University Tom Lynch Athens

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes And Local Custody And Fire Report

A hospital note lists admitted and dismissed patients from Athens and nearby areas including Mrs. James Black Kerry Deweese Martha Long Mary Basti Sam Mee Clellan and others. Custody cases include William E Wachenschwanz vs Norma Jean Wachenschwanz and Scurlock v Scurlock with custody and support questions. A city fire crew responded to a 6 26 p m oil leak on a 1959 car at Mill and College Streets with no reported loss.

James Black Athens Kerry Deweese Martha Long Mary Bastifell James Johnson Henry Augustine Penelope Armbruster Sam MeeClellan Jacksonville George Tomko Albert Matters George Bolin Robert Mathewson Lowell Schooler Robert Blessing Mill and College Sts

Weekend Crashes Leave Two Injured. Three Cited

Three drivers were cited and two people injured in weekend crashes investigated by the State Highway Patrol. The report names Thomas Clinton Morrison, 41, of Trimble, among those involved with injuries and citations issued for the incidents.

State Highway Patrol Thomas Clinton Morrison Trimble

First Southeastern Ohio teachers conference held at Ohio University Inn

Fifty teachers attended the first conference in the area for teachers with seven or fewer years of experience at the Ohio University Inn on Friday and Saturday. The Southeastern Ohio Educational Association sponsored the event led by Herman H. Humphrey. Fifty teachers registered for lectures and discussions on professional topics, plus a banquet, mixer and luncheon.

Ohio University Inn Southeastern Ohio Educational Association Herman H. Humphrey the Plains

Court dismissals and charges across Athens area cases

Court actions list several cases with dismissals for lack of evidence including Richard Sharpe versus Willis Davis and Charles Coen versus Carrie Bake. Others show found innocent or continued hearings for offenses such as disturbing the peace petty larceny and trespassing. Police log notes traffic accidents with injuries and vehicle damage on Route 13 and nearby roads plus routine patrols.

Richard Sharpe Athens Willis T. Davis Bill Davis Dick Moore Guysville Edward LeMaster Charles Coen Carrie Bake Leonard Crow Eva Llewellyn Hugo Thiesen Larry Sayre Jacksonville Nellie Patrick Tommy Morrison Jacksonvile

Bond Forfeitures From Cleveland Area Police Reports

A list of offenders including Robert Lee Rumpke age 30 of Cincinnati for improper turn with a $27 fine Eric Brent Sager 27 of 3 Pine St for excessive speeding fined $27 Betty Lou McManaway Glouster for turning left of center fined $17 Brain L Lehama 21 of 112 N Lancaster St for following emergency vehicles fined $12 Barry J McBride 22 of Cambridge for conditional speed fined $15 Barry Lawrence Dye Jr 18 of Nelsonville Route 1 for reckless operation fined $20 Delbert Lee Allen 34 of Columbus driving under revocation fined $25 Sharon Christina Poling 22 of 105 N Congress St turning without due caution fined $25 Charles William Smith 33 of Millfield for speeding fined $25.

Robert Lee Rumpke Cincinnati Eric Brent Sager Pine St Betty Lou McManaway Glouster Brain L. Lehama N. Lancaster St Barry J. McBride Cambridge Barry Lawrence Dye, Jr Nelsonville Delbert Lee Allen Columbus Sharon Christina Poling N. Congress St Charles William Smith Millfield

Pistol Club Becomes NRA Affiliate in Athens

The Athens Pistol Club has joined the National Rifle Association as an affiliated organization. Elected officers include Donald H. Brown president Norman Allen vice president Edward Dean executive officer Robert S. Allen instructor and James Farrell secretary treasurer. The NRA with about 12 000 member organizations sponsors all organized smallbore and high power rifle and pistol shooting in the United States.

Washington, D. C Athens

Cancer Drive Report To Be Completed

A reminder for Cancer Crusade workers to turn in contributions this week so a report of the crusade can be completed was issued by Mrs. Josephine Risch executive secretary. She asked that all coin containers and similar materials be brought to the courthouse office.

Cancer Crusade Josephine Risch

Fined in Municipal Court for Bad Checks

Two defendants pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing checks with insufficient funds. Frank N. Myers of Lakeview Apartments faced a $4 check charge and received a $40 fine with $20 suspended, while Richard D. DeWitt of White's Lane was fined $40 with $20 suspended for a $10 check. Both were placed on probation until May 27 and ordered to make the checks good.

Frank N. Myers Lakeview Apts W. Thomas Hartzell Richard D. DeWitt White's Lane Nick Parkis The Union Grill

Road Closures for Bridge Work on Long Run Road

County Engineer Harry Dusz says County Rd. 25 and Long Run Rd. will close Tuesday and Wednesday while a new floor is installed on a nearby bridge about one mile from the Elmer Bobo residence.

County Rd Long Run Rd Long Run Elmer Bobo Harry Dusz

New Navy and Air Force Recruiters Assigned to Athens Area

Two recruiters will serve Athens and Hocking counties. Navy recruiter Robert W. Litz replaces William Bressler and will begin in July after duty in Viet Nam aboard USS Kitty Hawk. Air Force recruiter T Sgt. George Wright will assist T Sgt. Jack Stevens and visit Logan Tuesdays 10 am to 1 pm, commuting from Parkersburg.

Athens Armed Services Robert W. Litz William Bressler Navy Viet Nam George Wright Jack Stevens Air Force Hocking Counties Logan Litz Kitty Hawk San Diego Wright Clark Afb Philippines Southeast Asia Columbus Chillicothe Parkersburg

Cadets Win Air Force ROTC Grants at Ohio University

Three Ohio University ROTC cadets Lawrence B. Conrad from Columbus accounting junior Ronald B. Leslie from Columbus pre law major and Terry C. Cox from Shelby electrical engineering sophomore receive Air Force ROTC financial grants covering full tuition lab fees books and a 50 dollar monthly subsistence allowance They will be commissioned as second lieutenants on graduation.

Ohio University Air Force Rotc Air Force Rotc Lawrence B. Conrad Columbus Accounting Ronald B. Leslie Terry C. Cox Shelby Air Force

Ideal Weather Described By Athens Observer

Athens residents enjoyed warm outdoor conditions over the weekend with clear skies. U S Observer C L Colmer logged a high of 76 Sunday and 75 Monday morning after a low of 48. Saturday reached 83 with .27 inch rainfall.

Athens U. S C. L. Colmer Colmer

Apartments Burglarized in Lakeview Center Complex

City police reported last week burglaries in several Lakeview Center apartments. Among stolen items were $32, a brown sweater, a jar of pennies, a telephone, an electric typewriter valued at 150 dollars and a ring valued at 250 dollars from Raymond Abraham and John H. Rood’s apartments.

Lakeview Center Raymond Abraham John H. Rood

Office Moves Planned By Federal Units

Irvin Wolfe ASCS office manager says plans are ready to move the Athens County ASCS office after almost 30 years at its present site. The move begins next Thursday to 77 E State St where the Conservation Service will also locate, due to space shortage and limited parking.

Irvin Wolfe Athens County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS E. State St So. Conservation Service Wolfe

Marriage Licenses for Athens Couples Listed

S Buford Leedy 29 Athens grill cook and Margaret Ann Stanley 30 Athens library assistant. David Allen 22 Athens mechanic and Karen Brookhart 18 Athens. Charles D Tanborey 44 Sharpsburg shoe factory worker and Fern Dingus 26 Sharpsburg.

S. Buford Leedy Athens Grill Cook Margaret Ann Stanley David Allen Karen Brookhart Charles D. Tanborey Sharpsburg Fern Dingus

Salvation Army Chief to Speak at Advisory Board Dinner

Brigadier William H Harvey, divisional commander for southern Ohio and northeast Kentucky, will be guest speaker at the Salvation Army advisory board annual meeting. The 6 p.m. dinner Thursday will be at The Ohio University Inn, with John Huffman as master of ceremonies and Lt. Glenn Avery delivering the annual report.

William H. Harvey Salvation Army Advisory Board Ohio University Inn Harvey Southern Ohio Northeast Kentucky Philadelphia Salvation Army School University of Pittsburgh School of Social Work Army International College London New York City Pittsburg Buffalo Niagara Falls N. Y Pennsylvania Territorial Public Relations Department John Huffman Salvation Army Ad Visory Board Glenn Avery

Hi Y Club Elects Delegates and Officers at Ath Nh High

Ath en High School Hi Y Club announced new officers Bob Stewart as president Jeff Rutter as vice president Mike Watson as secretary Joel Bitters as treasurer and Roger Shultz as chaplain. Stewart and Rutter will attend a HIV workshop in West Virginia. The club’s bill on water pollution passed in the Ohio Model Legislature in Columbus with little opposition and was signed by the Youth in Government governor. Delegates Bill Auer and Jay Bratton presented the bill, which ranked eighth in the state. The supplement they presented ranked first.

Athens High School Bob Stewart Jeff Rutter Mike Watson Joel Bitters Roger Shultz Stewart Rutter West Virginia Carl Conant Columbus Bill Auer Jay Bratton

Motorcycle and Radio Stolen From Ohio University Dorms

Steve Foley of Sargent Hall reported a motorcycle missing from Irvine Hall garage while Jean Dawson of Lindley Hall said an AM FM radio was taken from her dorm room. A resident on 29 Grand Park Blvd reported obscene graffiti on a car and toilet tissue left on porch and yard. A window was broken Sunday at Baker and Stauffer on East State Street.

Ohio University Steve Foley Sargent Hall Irvine Hall Jean Dawson Lindley Hall Grand Park Blvd Baker and Stauffer E. State St

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Middleport Pomeroy AHS Stanley Stough Jack Kern Ella Hawk Mary Rood Michael Dailey Harry Thornton William McLean Pearl Brooks Frank Jones Shade Lillian Henderson Dar! Hooper Floyd Wolfe Ara Scott William E. Wachenschwanz Norma Jean Wachenschwanz Carolyn Rose Denner Robert H. Denner Alma Scurlock Melvin Scurlock Route 13 Chauncey Gary Eugene Christian Alexander Twp Route 33 Larry Charles Adams Norwich William Wenton Young Lancaster Thomas Edward Norris Lancaster St Paul Leroy Snyder Pistol Club NRA Robert Litz French City Lumber CO Gallipolis Ohio Salvation Army Brigadier Harvey Hi-Y the Youth In Government Pontiac Blaettnar Pomeroy, Ohio New Holland Fulton Thompson Tractor Sales & Service Spring Avenue
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