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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1963
Page
2
A Common Pleas Court hearing examined a request for a temporary injunction to stop the county from paying 60 556 to the Ohio Bridge Co for two bridge projects. Cambridge Gabriel F Pincelli Chauncey claims improper awarding and lack of bidding. A merits hearing may occur in December with a TRO active.
The Athens City County Health Department reports 3881 protective immunizations since September. Breakdown shows basic diphtheria and tetanus 337 boosters 1925 smallpox 1238 Salk vaccine 19 Sabin Types I II III 361. Type III used up. Types I II available. Immunizations given 9 to 11 daily at E Washington St office.
Mary Jane Stocky of Shade, 36, was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center after a two car collision on Pleasant Hill Road west of Route 33 on Thursday morning.
Elmer F. Jones, 48, former GOP county chairman and current county board of elections appointee, announced his candidacy for county representative next May. Native of Glouster, he has led real estate boards and serves on state committees. He and wife Laura live at 6 Riverview Dr with daughter Diana Sue. son Tom is a college senior.
A list of traffic citations shows Riley Tippie 19 Athens Route 2 no valid operator license with $35 costs. Scrubbie 27 New Marshfield Route 1 passing at Hillcrest with $15 costs. Norris 23 Millfield Route 1 speeding with $10. Calf found on A and P lot. Mush Run Rd resident Leonard Lucas reported loss Wednesday. Robert Rigler 18 Cleveland speeding with $25. Pace 38 Reynoldsburg speeding with $33. Thomas 68 Logan speeding with $22. Corwin 35 Columbus speeding with $? Patrol. Gilkey 43 Chauncey failure to yield with $15. Bickley 22 Chauncey speeding $22. Dickens Nelsonville speeding $15. Snyder 18 Springfield bad muffler $? Stinley 23 Cincinnati speeding $25. Buchanan 28 Washington D H speeding $30. Reeves 32 Harrisonville overload $25. Winigman 42 Nelsonville left of center $15. Municipal Court Maves 41 Strathmore Blvd failure to yield with $31.
Athens Chapter will observe Parents Day and Day of Comfort on Sunday per master councilor Paul E. McAllister. Members meet at 10 10 a.m. in the First Methodist Church lobby to attend church with their families.
At 3 32 p m Thursday the city fire department investigated a grass fire on Livingston Ave The fire was small and under control and a city burning permit was cited as the permit for the burn
Desmond Denver Ash aged 40 from Gahanna pleaded guilty in County Court to a sheriff deputy's charge of driving while intoxicated. He received a $150 fine plus costs, a three day jail sentence, and a 180 day license suspension.
Harry White of The Plains received 30 days in jail and a $25 fine plus costs after a toxication case. Phillip Stauffer of Union was found guilty and fined $19 plus costs. Charles Brown of New Marsh field was found guilty on intoxication charges with $10 plus costs. destruction of property was dismissed for lack of evidence. Bill Hill of The Plains, 32, was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital at 7 30 p m after becoming ill at home.
A Thanksgiving to post Thanksgiving cold snap brought a light snow after a rain in Athens Friday morning. At 10 am observer C L Colmer recorded six tenths of an inch of precipitation with temps from the 40s dropping to 32 by mid morning. The prior day reached a mild high of 60 degrees.
A former Athens County man living in Groveport is held as a suspect in two burglaries. The Chauncey Dover elementary school and the Pepsi Cola bottling plant on Route 33 near Chauncey were entered Tuesday night. Deputies assist Chauncey Marshal Ralph McKibben in the investigation.
Royce Sanspree, 27, formerly of Columbus and now on Route 50W, found guilty of defrauding an innkeeper in County Court. Deputies say he owed James Brouse, Villa Tavern and Motel on Route 33 south of Nelsonville, and he was fined 50 dollars plus costs.
Staff available to take orders for gift subscriptions by carrier or mail. First copy arrives just before Christmas Day with a gift card. For prices see Editorial pages. Call LY 3-1243 or write Circulation Department, The Messenger.
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