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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1961

Page

3

Fire protection levies in townships explained

Residents in Athens and all of Canaan Townships vote on fire protection levies Tuesday. The Richland Area Fire Brigade, serving Athens and part of Canaan, would operate under contracts with property owners, with possible tax changes and insurance savings.

Athens Canaan Richland Area Fire Brigade Athens Township Richland Brigade Richland Canaan Township Athens Town Ship Athens City Plains Ames -Bern-Amesville Richland Department Lodi Alexander

OU Presidents Show Pattern in Last Names

Six consecutive full time Ohio University presidents have five letter last names Vernon Alden follows John C Baker who retired last July Herman G James Elmer B Bryan Al ston Ellis and Charles W Sup er Athens Postmaster Arthur Cornwell notes the coincidence as part of his business He says recognition of name patterns is common but unusual.

Ohio University Vernon Alden John C. Baker Herman G. James Elmer B. Bryan Alston Ellis Charles W. Super Athens Arthur Cornwell

Pop Bottle Thefts Lead to Suspended Sentences

Three Washington Hall residents charged with stealing pop bottles pleaded guilty and received six months probation, a $25 fine, and costs in Municipal Court. They admitted driving a car to the Spot Pizza lot on West Union Street and loading empty bottles behind the building last week.

Washington Hall Robert Holland Robert Fletcher Roger Snavely Wade Tom John Newcomb Tom Spot Pizza W. Union St

Ohio University Professor Speaks to Franklin County Teachers

Professor Howard I. Shull, assistant professor of industrial arts at Ohio University, was the guest speaker Friday for the Franklin County Industrial Arts Teachers Association at the Youth Center in Columbus.

Howard I. Shull Ohio University Franklin County Industrial Arts Teachers Association Columbus

Story Locates Missing Heir in Athens Messenger

A Messenger report helped a New York insurance company locate Jane Nichols daughter of Paul Andrew Nichols who died in Dayton in 1952. L G Connett of Athens, a second cousin, learned she lives in New York and forwarded her address to the firm.

New York Isurance Company Jane Nichols Paul Andrew Nichols Dayton L. G. Connett Athens Miss Nichols New Marshfield

Rome Pupils Enter Prince of Peace Contests at Four Churches

Fifteen Rome Canaan High School students will compete this Sunday in Prince of Peace talks at New England Presbyterian Canaanville Methodist Guysville Methodist and Stewart Methodist churches. Medals await winners and Athens County contest follows next month. Coaches are Louise Diver and Clayton Stein.

Rome - Canaan Prince of Peace J. Gordon Sullivan Norma Jones New England Presbyterian Patty Thompson Sue Stobart Richard Hines Neal Canter Canaanville Methodist Rex Storer Linda Dorr Margaret Brookover Cheryl Whaley Guysville Methodist Lyle Skinner Martha Elliott Ronald Hatch Stewart Methodist Daniel Dunfee Roger Merrick Berndine Whan Gregory Wright Ohio Council of Churches Athens County Louise J. Diver Athens Clayton L. Stein Rome- Canaan

City Leaves Collected By Crews Starting Monday

City crews will begin leaf collection on Monday under the direction of service safety director Arthur Coon. Crews will work until all leaves are gathered, with residents urged to place piles between the curb and sidewalk for pickup.

Arthur Coon

Glouster Coach Opens Southeast Ohio Driver Training

Glouster High School coach Paul Halleck announces the Southeast Ohio Driver Training School with an Athens class starting 8 a.m. Saturday at the Catholic Student Center. The program offers 8 hours of classroom lectures 9 hours of driving and 9 hours of observation and a completion certificate. Further details are available at 99 Morris Ave Glouster or P O Box 65 Glouster with appointment hours 7 to 9 p m Tuesday or Wednesday.

Paul Halleck Morris Ave Glouster Southeast Ohio Athens Halleck P.O. Box

AHS Band to Present Season’s Last Show

Athens High School band will perform its final half time show of the football season Friday night in Nelsonville. Formations include Touch down Parade revolution stairs spiral and crown. Music selections include Touchdown Parade March Our Director Wave the Flag Alma Mater Fight Song and Tea for Two Cha-Cha.

Athens High School Nelsonville

Commerce Faculty Tours OU Airport

Ohio University College of Commerce faculty toured the OU Airport Thursday guided by David Vaughan, director of aviation. Vaughan noted the facility lacks adequate meeting space but an expanded wing is under construction to extend the current structure.

Ohio University College of Commerce David Vaughan Vaughan

Amesville Burns Warning Urges Leaf and Debris Caution

Amesville residents are warned by Mayor George King to use extreme care burning leaves and rubbish as ground is dry and fires can spread. It is illegal to burn leaves in streets or alleys.

Amesville George King

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