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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1962
Page
5
Nelsonville city council on first reading proposes raising the overtime parking fine from one to two dollars after 24 hours. The ordinance would authorize tagging each hour of overtime and allow fines of twenty dollars or more on violation charges as requested by the police department.
Local TV guides list Empire-Brash Billy Roy Fix and Days of Glory, with other programs including Combat and The Eddie O Gara Story. City officials discuss Pine Grove Drive paving delays, budget balances, and Civil Defense plans, with police and fire safety reports highlighted by Howard Griffith.
Channel 4 features The Family Secret Part II at 5 p m Walk East on Bacon Part I at 5 45 p m Channel 10 airs Reformer and The Redhead at 11 20 p m King of Alcatraz at 1 00 a m Channel 13 shows Angel Face at 11 20 p m Wednesday includes Walk East on Bacon Part II at 5 p m No More Women at 9 30 a m Blood Alley and Blaze of Noon at 11 20 p m
Logan county man LOGAN-William Lloyd Poling 25 faces three counts driving under the influence leaving the scene of an accident and passing without an assured clear distance. He allegedly side swiped Shirley Ann MacLain 27 Athens on Route 33 and fled. Minor damage occurred. Poling held in county jail to appear before Acting Judge Richard Gerken Tuesday. An apparent break in at Sohio bulk station on Myers St was reported. nothing missing.
Nondescript Club members and guests heard Mrs. Paul Stimson speak on Chicago at Blossner’s Banquet Room. The talk, titled Chicago and Its Influence, covered the city’s cultural centers and diverse population. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Graham and others. Lola Geil opened with a poem as 23 attendees sang My Buddy.
Army Private Everett A. Wray and Gary L. Dupler of Logan finished eight weeks of advanced individual armor training at The Armor Center Fort Knox Kentucky on October 26 They also completed basic training at the fort Wray 24 is from Logan and attended Logan High School His wife Judy lives in Logan and his father Arthur E Wray also lives there Dupler 20 is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Dupler of Logan Route 4 He entered the Army last April.
A list from Mount St. Mary Hospital notes a birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Youn of Corning Route 2 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Glenroy Snyder of New Straitsville. Dismissals include Mrs. Raymond Brooks and son, New Marshfield. Mrs. Joseph Stewart and daughter, Logan. Mrs. Richard Heinlein and daughter, Nelsonville. others from Nelsonville and Ath en Route 3. Blood used totals five units.
Funeral services for Guy Darby 88 of Murray City will be held at 1 p m Wednesday at Johnson funeral home with Rev Roy Bookman officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Logan Friends may call at the funeral home and he died early Monday morning at Mount St Mary Hospital
A Nelsonville City Planning Commission meeting was postponed to a later date while officials await information on zoning regulations. Donald L. Bullock of Nelsonville Route 2 is listed as a Navy deserter in a city police report and was detained for military authorities. The Official Board of the First Christian Church will convene at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. The Hearing Aid Industry Conference notes that neglected hearing problems cause children to repeat grades four times more often than those with normal hearing.
Mr and Mrs Clyde McDaniel announce the marriage of their daughter Catherine to William J Carroll on November 10 at St Marys W Va The ceremony was performed by Rev R Mitchell in the parlor of the Methodist Church The couple are Nelsonville High School graduates He works for Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric at Conesville While she attends Columbus Business University They reside in Coshocton.
Ronald Ladd Brobny of North Royalton was cited for excess speed and had a $25 bond forfeited after failing to appear in Mayor Hoffman's court at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Eugene Sanborn of Logan was cited for unsafe operation and posted bond for a court appearance on November 10. disposition not indicated in the record.
Mrs. Dean Burns of Wilkesville welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Everett Harkins and Mr. Arthur were admitted for medical care. Emma Bardain from Logan Route 3 was dismissed.
Nelsonville notes two hobby items with local impact. The Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church on Jackson Street will host a vegetable soup and bake sale Friday starting at 11 a.m. Delivery orders can be placed by telephone or via church members. In a separate item, Edwards TV Cable Service buys eight and a half acres at Grosvenor Street head, near the old Marietta stage coach road, as Eugene Edwards builds a new installation.
The Vic Joyce Orchestra will perform at a dance sponsored by the Eagles Lodge and auxiliary at Eagle Hall on Washington Street. The event runs Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
The annual Logan Veterans Day parade started at 7 30 p m with units from the American Legion DAV VFW National Guard Army Reserves Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts plus floats and bands from Logan Bern Union York Laurelville and Union Furnace. Nearly 1000 crawds lined Main Street to watch. Open houses followed at the DAV VFW Hall and the American Legion Home. A morning service featured a dead wars tribute with a eulogy by Rev Paul Brown and a National Guard firing squad led by Master Sgt Michael Scaparretti. taps closed the observance.
First Christian Church in Nelsonville hosted Billy and Helen Scott television stars of Columbus Jamboree and Cincinnati Midwestern Hayride with their children Jerry Linda and Lori. They worshiped Sunday morning and later dined with the Corrigan family at Pine Grove after visiting friends Rev and Mrs Faulconer and Mr and Mrs Charles Corrigan.
Four year old Lillian Marie Thompson was bitten on the left side by an unknown dog in Logan. The dog ran from a neighborhood garage and attacked her as she walked by. She received treatment at Hocking Valley Hospital. James Leonard, Hocking County dog warden, said it is the 52nd bite this year and he has picked up 1002 dogs to date.
Nelsonville reports Kuhn's Clothing Store on Columbus Street has a new front entrance replacing the severely damaged one after an automobile crashed through it. Construction continues and storefront work remains incomplete.
The Oakley Blair area Presbyterian Circle C meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the church with Mrs Mary Watts as hostess.
The Christian Women's Fellowship Group 1 of the First Christian Church announced "Sweaters for Korea" as their project of the year. Service chairwoman Mrs Earl Streets reported at a meeting hosted by Mrs Lena Stedwell with 14 members present. The December meeting will be hosted by Miss Sigrid Love with Mrs Hilleary in charge.
In Perry County Common Pleas Court Mrs Mona Davis of New Straitsville pleaded innocent to second degree manslaughter in the traffic death of Charles Alexander a 60 year old State Highway Department flagman. Alexander died from injuries suffered December 31 1961 on Route 93 when struck by Davis vehicle. Trial set for January 14 with Davis posting 1000 bond.
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