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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1971

Page

3

Barrett to retain most city staff under new mayor

Mayor elect Donald Barrett plans to keep most current Republican admin staff in place next year with vacancies for three officials. Remaining officials include Water Treatment Supt Glen Goldsberry Sewage Disposal Supt Walter Ackerman and Mayor's Secretary Delores Hayes. Vacancies: Code Inspector Roy Robinson Utilities Billing Supervisor A. B. Parker Labor Foreman. Starting salaries cited and responsibilities outlined. Barrett noted probable state certification for electrical work and projected July traffic signal synchronization.

Tom Price Donald Barrett Glen Goldsberry Walter Ackerman Delores Hayes Barrett Roy Robinson Henry Fillmer A. B. Parker City Hall Fillmer Dwight Robinson

Good Announces ABA Drive Surpasses $75 000 Goal

John Good announced at a reception at OU President Claude Sowle s home that the Athens Business Drive raised 78 133 from businesses including one man shops to national chains. He credited a two week push for beating the goal and noted more gifts will come by June 30. Co chair Robert L Reese of Hocking Valley Bank praised workers.

John Good Ohio University Athens Claude R. Sowle Good Sowle Robert L. Reese The Hocking Valley Bank Lawhead Press, Inc

Several Cases Set For Trial In Athens County Court

In Athens County Municipal Court small claims there are multiple cases scheduled for trial next week. Six suits are filed by Harris Furniture Store against defendants including Clyde and Helen Williams Donald and Carrol Douglas Ray and Kathleen Taylor Phyllis Tanner James and Sandra Brown and Thomas and Enid Hand. Additional docket items list Linscott Music Center against Vaughn Russell and Clarence Stufflebean, Jeffrey Carl Herb against Michael Rosen, F C Bean against Robert Demott, Mary Bolch against Kenneth Bolch, Mrs Edward Dunn against Miller Sanitation, Rosemary Likavec against Chester Buck, and Dannie's Sohio against Clarence Williams with various claim amounts.

Small Claims Court Athens County Municipal Court Harris Furniture Store N. Court St Athens Clyde Helen Williams Walnut Hills Glouster Donald Carrol Douglas Chauncey Ray Kathleen Taylor Buchtel Phyllis Tanner Guysville James Sandra Brown Thomas Enid Hand Linscott Music Center Nelsonville Vaughn Russell Clarence Stufflebean Jeffrey Carl Herb N. Court Michael Rosen Radford Rd F. C. Bean Strouds Run Robert Demott Mound St Mary Bolch Millfield Kenneth Bolch Edward Dunn the Plains Miller Sanitation Service Rosemary Likavec Chester Buck Athens Mobil Center N. Lancaster St

Athens Plans Split TOPICS Funds To Kickstart Projects

The meeting aims to redesign the TOPICS funds application into smaller sections to fund traffic signals and other measures. Barrett said a large state federal plan is unlikely to win approval, favoring smaller projects that can begin soon. He plans a post election task force to attract business and may consider hiring a city development director to boost the economy. He praised Mayor Shepard for a smooth transition.

Highway Department Division 10 Max Farley Athens Barrett Dwight Robinson Division 10 Columbus Engineering Raymond Shepard

Messenger Marks 66th Year as Daily Newspaper

The Messenger enters its 66th year as a daily paper with the current issue. It began daily publication in 1905 after a long weekly era and traces its roots to The Athens Mirror and Literary Register dating back to 1825, with eight owners before F. W. Bush bought it in 1896.

the Messenger Athens Mirror Literary Register F. W. Bush G. Kenner Bush Gordon K. Bush Athens Mirror and Literary Register Western Spectator Athens Messenger Hocking Valley Gazette

Cardboard Fire Damages House in Athens

Athens police investigated arson after a cardboard pile in Charles Moore's yard ignited beside his house at 8 Clark St. Flames damaged the building side before being contained. Authorities continue to probe the incident.

Athens Charles Moore Clark St

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