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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1962

Page

3

U. S. Has Will To Win Memorial Address Highlights Veteran's Day

Lt. Col. Davis G. Smith at Ohio University delivers a Veterans Day address stressing the armed forces mission to win wars. He recalls World War I heroism at Belleau Wood and praises American youth while noting peace comes with sacrifice. An American Legion parade preceded the ceremony with a wreath and cadet rifle volleys.

Korea Ohio University Davis G. Smith Europe Smith Germany Paris Allied Supreme War Council Belleau Wood Clemenceau America Colonel Smith

Glen Parker Dies Sunday

Glen E. Parker, 74, longtime Athens County resident and former Mulberry Street inhabitant, died Sunday morning at the Athens County Home. He was the son of William and Ada Hill Parker and survived by three brothers Avra Myron and Marion. Friends may call at Hughes funeral home for services at 1 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Dr. John W. Seay with burial at Hebardville.

Glen E. Parker E. Mulberry St Athens County William and Ada Hill Parker Avra Myron Akron Marion Canton Hughes Funeral Home John W. Seay Hebardville

Bank Director Is Appointed At Coolville

Tri County Bank appoints Dan Graham of Marietta to its board replacing Ray Epperly who moved to Point Pleasant WV. Graham 35, secretary manager of Apex Feed Co and VP of Colonial Gardens Inc, is Ohio State University graduate with four children. Directors include Gil Courtney Robert Holdren Jack White H H Chapman E Berry Harold Barnhart and Paul Orr.

Coolville Daniel K. Graham Williamstown W. Va Tri-County Bank Board J. S. Lamp Little Hocking Graham Apex Feed Co Marietta Ray C. Epperly Marietta Manufacturing Co Point Pleasant Colonial Gardens, Inc Ohio State University Lamp Maxine Rader G. B Gil) Courtney Robert E. Holdren Jack W. White H. H. Chapman E. Berry Athens Harold Barnhart Reedsville Paul Orr Long Bottom

Births Listed From Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

A series of birth notices from Sheltering Arms Hospital lists new arrivals for families including Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gambill of New Marshfield Route 2 a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee Hawk of Athens a son. Also noted are babies born to Mr. and Mrs. David Luck of Athens and other listed families with names and locations.

Clifford Gambill New Marshfield Jack Lee Hawk Athens David Luck Jack Fought Stewart Clara Wolters Silas Facemever Albany William Buskey Dale Chesser Robert Gibbs Clifton W. Va Glen Chesser Carpenter Frank Betts

Traffic Fines From Municipal Court Records

A list of citations shows Cecil Thomas Perry 71 of Chauncey fined 10 dollars plus costs for a defective muffler. Walter L Braley 26 of Ath ens Route 1 fined 15 dollars plus costs for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Paul Everett Bartlett 37 of Athens Route 4 fined 15 dollars for speeding. Paul D Jones 20 of Athens Route 2 fined 10 dollars plus costs for failure to display tags. Herbert Andrew Riley 48 of Mound S&J fined 10 dollars plus costs for failure to stop within distance. Phillip Charles Larson 21 of Brewster fined for parking without lights. Arthur Kenneth Smith 19 of Athens Route 1 fined 5 dollars plus costs with costs suspended.

Cecil Thomas Perry Chauncey Walter L. Braley Athens Paul Everett Bartlett Paul D. Jones Herbert Andrew Riley Mound S&j Phillip Charles Larson Brewster State Highway Patrol Arthur Kenneth Smith

Meigs County Youth Tries Escape From Detention

A 16 year old Meigs County youth attempted to escape from the county juvenile detention quarters on Saturday night by loosening a door with a metal bar and removing a cold air register. He had been in custody last week for auto theft in Pomeroy and will be turned over to state juvenile officials. In Municpal Court two local men received one year license suspensions after pleading guilty to DWI, their second, with Judge John Newcomb imposing three day jail terms and $175 fines.

Meigs County Harold Shields Ward Cunningham Pomeroy

Bond Forfeitures and Local Notices From Athens

Bond forfeitures list speeders and violators with names ages addresses and fines led by Robert D. Mendenhall and James W. Baylor each fined 24.70. Clair B. Saam an Ohio University senior was taken to health center after illness in the Education Building. Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar to meet at 7 30 p.m. with a 6 30 p.m. potluck dinner with wives in the Masonic Temple.

Clair B. Saam N. Congress St Ohio University van Wert University Health Center Fire Department College of Education Athens Knights Templar Masonic Temple Albert B. Vercoe

Virgil Over Dies At 66

Virgil Over 66 died unexpectedly Saturday at his home in The Plains after apparently suffering a heart attack. He formerly managed the Kenrose Hotel in Chicago before retiring and is survived by his wife and several children stepchildren and siblings. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Tuesday at Jagers funeral home with burial in West Union Cemetery.

Virgil Over Hocking Hill the Plains Kenrose Chicago Zennith Swyers Oyer Marie Theabalt Columbus Virginia Martin Jersey Eva Horne Albert Ekstrand Walter Swyers Delbert Swyers Lancaster Harlan Glen Chillicothe Don Dayton Dorothy Welker Florence Brown Leona Justice Waverly

Driver Fined and Jailed in Municipal Court Case

Wesley R. Thomas aged 38 of Athens Route 5 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs, received six days in jail with three suspended, placed on four months probation, and lost driving rights for four months. Virgil Evener aged 48 of Athens Route 3 also pleaded guilty to intoxication, was fined 50 dollars plus costs, and received 30 days in jail.

Wesley R. Thomas Athens Thomas Virgil Evener Athens Route 3

Rev Evans Chairs Annual Christmas Seal Drive in 1962

The Rev John Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville Presbyterian Church leads the 1962 Christmas Seal drive as chair. Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association announces the campaign runs from Tuesday through December with committee members including Mayors Raymond Shepard and William Hoffman and doctors Dr. William Allen Dr C L Lines and others. Seals will be available at locations to be announced.

John Lloyd Evans Nelsonville Presbyterian Church A. H. Rhoads Athens County Nelsonville A’ Hall Glouster Plummer Lax Albany

New Athens Branch of Mormon Church Formed

Gary L. Peterson of 14144 Clark St will preside as pastor and Gary Dee Watts of Athens named as counselor for the new Athens branch formed Sunday at the Athens Grange Hall. Ralph M. Johnson and David Grant of Columbus and Glen T. Rieff of Lancaster assist as officers in establishing the unit associated with the Columbus stake.

New Athens Mormon Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mormon Athens Grange Hall Athens Gary L. Peterson Clark St Gary Dee Watts Ralph M. Johnson David Grant Columbus Glen T. Rieff Lancaster Ohio Peterson Kirtland Cleveland Salt Lake City Utah Columbus Stake

Sun Breaks Through Fog in Athens as Rain Lifts

The sun appeared in Athens Monday morning breaking through heavy fog after several days of rain. The 10 am temperature reached 41 degrees after a sub freezing low of 28. Sunday’s high was 50. The Hocking River rose to 10.2 feet after a two inch rain, cresting at 1 am Sunday, with the river stage at 6.7 feet this morning.

Athens Mercury U.S C. L. Colmer Colmer Hocking

Patrol Cites Three Drivers After Crashes

Three weekend traffic crashes resulted in three drivers cited by the State Highway Patrol. John T. Riley 18 of Nelsonville was charged with conditional speed after his car left Route 685 east of Route 216 and rolled over. Harvey Kittle 52 of Athens was cited for failing to yield the right of way at the North Y junction of Routes 33 and 50 A after turning into a truck driven by Kenneth Sickles 24 of Athens. Francis Gabriel 47 of New Marshfield was charged with failing to stop within the assured clear distance when his car hit the rear of James H Gilliam 48 of Athens on Route 56 near city limits.

State Highway Patrol John T. Riley Nelsonville Harvey Kittle Athens Kenneth Sickles Francis Gabriel New Marshfield James H Gilliam

Two Men Bound Over To Grand Jury In Municipal Court

Two men were bound over to the grand jury Monday in Municipal Court and placed under $500 bond. Robert V. Kirkendall, 33, a former Athens resident now in Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to forgery. Dale Kirkendall charged his nephew with signing a $45 check on Nov. 4. James Kisor, 32, Athens Route 3, pleaded innocent to failing to support two minor children from July to Nov. 9. The case was filed by Joyce Steinmetz, per sheriff's deputies.

Robert V. Kirkendall Athens Indianapolis, Inc Dale Kirkendall James Kisor Joyce Steinmetz

York Local School Board Names New Appointee

The Athens County board of education appointed Charles Hook Jr to fill the York vacancy after Rodney Thomas resignation. The county panel handled the selection as the York board could not decide. The tentative county school budget totals 29050, slightly under last year's 29970. A pupil day off is planned Friday for a York workshop and district officials will attend Ohio School Boards Association events in Columbus.

York Tentative Athens County Board of Education Charles Hook, Jr Rodney Thomas York Board State Board of Education York School George Christman Eldon Dailey Ohio School Boards Association Columbus

Insurance Rates Drop for Plains District Homes and Businesses

Fire protection improvements in The Plains School District lowered fire insurance rates. Basil Cullison, chief of the volunteer fire department, cited a classification change. The department adds volunteer Ben Warner, increased personnel to 26.

Plains Basil Cullison Ben Warner Cullison

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Ican Legion K .T. Crossen Ed Settle Athens High School Legion Color Guard Air Force Army Rotc Arthur Sapp P.O. Box Chauncey, Ohio Tops Cleaners S. Court Vere Smith N. Court St Athens, Ohio Dukane Corp St, Charles Glen Parker Our Insurance Service Houck & Reed, Inc. Insurance Service G. Houck Don Reed Union Dial LY Ersol Donald K. Barstow D. M. Goddard Houck & Reed, Inc Murphey Ins. Agency Nelsonville, Ohio Earl F. Mathews, Inc. and C. M. Gill and Co Dwight H. Rutherford Joseph Seiple Glouster, Ohio Richard Guinther Ane Sheltering Arms Hospital E. D. Coffman Irvin Cozart Carbondale William Connolly Kevin Lee Jones Frank Talbott Tad Grover Meigs Paul Webster Gilkey Shafer St Charles Gwinn John Newcomb Robert D. Mendenhall Newport James W. Baylor Arlington Virgil Jagers Funeral Home Joe B. Maffett West Union Street Cemetery Theodore W. Montgomery Millfield Navy Barbara Ellen Denny Leonard Grigst Bess Neiman John Rodney Fischer Zanesville Lenora Evelyn Norris Sharpsburg Ernest Cottrill Patricia Ann Carsey Douglas W. Douglas Sally Jo Walker Rev. Evans Patrol Mac Thrifty Store State ST Walter W. Jeffries Kenneth Phillips Corner State & Carpenter Sts Robert E. Zellar the Messenger Jessie W. Ley Katherine Hartley Murphey Insurance Agency Bell-ans Orangeburg N. Y Alimans New York, N. Y the Security Bank
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