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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1963

Page

2

Athens County Democrats Fire First Guns In 1964

Athens County Democratic leaders kicked off the 1964 campaign with nominations and committee planning at a rally in Route 50E. Incumbents George Banks Harry Dust James Edwards and others announced their intent to seek re election while Lavelle outlined finance and slate committees and projected gains in Athens Nelsonville and Glouster.

Athens County Paul Efaw Democratic Court House Ohio Fuel Gas Co Route 50E William Lavelle Athens Nelsonville Glouster Luta Wright Canaan Township Lavelle

Democrats Plan Kennedy Dinner Fund in Ohio

Athens County Democrats to sell 20 or 30 tickets at 100 dollars each for a Columbus dinner honoring John F. Kennedy on February 29. William Lavelle credits County Engineer Harry Dust for keeping finances in order. Athens Nelsonville and Glouster committees to be announced for the fall campaign. a rally at the Nelsonville Elks Club Oct. 20 at 2 p.m.

William Lavelle Athens County Columbus John F. Kennedy Harry Dust Lavelle Athens Nelsonville Glouster Elks

Columbus Detectives Visit Local Police Department

Columbus detectives paid a courtesy call on Thursday to the city police. They asked about a former Ohio University student with no local police record while checking leads connected to the 1962 murder of a Columbus business university coed.

Columbus J. B. Grogan Ohio University Columbus Business University

Friday Weather Report from Ath ens

Ath ens enjoyed fair and cooler conditions with a 9 30 a m temperature of 58 after an early low of 39. Thursday's high reached 81 as reported by U S Observer C L Colmer.

Athens U.S C. L. Colmer

War Veterans Meet Sunday At McArthur

Athens Bar racks and Veterans of World War I with the ladies auxiliary plan a district meeting Sunday at McArthur High School. Transportation leaves Athens from the American Legion home at 9 30 a m. Registration starts at 10 a m with dinner at noon and an open meeting at 1 p m. Speakers include Congressman H E Abele Department Commander Edward F Zinsley and the McArthur mayor.

Athens Barracks Ladies’ Auxiliary McArthur Charles Kinison American Legion Athens H. E. Abele Edward F. Zinsley

Ruth Taylor Memorial Fund Established at Ohio University

Faculty members and friends establish a Ruth Taylor memorial within the OU Fund. Contributions may be made in her name to the Ohio University Fund. Mrs. Taylor died early Thursday at her home.

Ruth Taylor Ohio University

County Committee Opens State Bond Issue Campaign

Athens County campaign to promote Issue No 1 on Nov 5 opened at Citizens for Ohio's Future at Ohio University Baker Center. County Chairman John Bolin with 25 rural business and club representatives laid plans for a $250 million revenue drive for state universities community colleges secondary schools water recreation and other facilities. Bolin said the tax on cigars would extend the existing one cent per pack and that funds would be distributed to universities $175 million, secondary schools $35 million, water impoundment parks $25 million and other facilities $15 million. He noted guaranteed funding if the issue passes and that allocations would aid local employment and classroom construction while not permanently solving financing. Participants ordered material for distribution to their organizations.

Athens County Citizens For Ohio Ohio University Baker Center John Bolin Bolin Ohio

Driver Fined and Jailed After Deputy Arrest

Elmer Beach, 48, of Home stead Hotel, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to DWI and license violation. He was fined 125 dollars plus costs, received six days in jail with three suspended, 120 days probation, and a 120 day license suspension. Another charge netted 50 dollars and costs. E J Greer, 58, of 24414 E State St, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after falling ill at 15 W Union St.

Elmer Beach Homestead Hotel Ohio E. J. Greer E. State St Sheltering Arms Hospital Fire Department W. Union St

Lions Sell $428 Bulbs at Athens Club Drive

Athens Lion's Club annual light bulb sale reached its goal with 8428 bulbs sold. Proceeds will aid families unable to afford pilot dogs eye glasses or eye care with a portion directed to research. Members sold bulbs by visiting residents of Athens and The Plains on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

Athens Lion’s Club Athens the Plains

Hebrew Classes Begin Saturday at Hillel Foundation

Beginners meet at 10 and intermediates at 11 at the B nai B rith Hillel Foundation on University Terrace with Jacob Mirviss directing and teaching.

B'nai Brith Hillel Foundation University Terrace Hillel Jacob Mirviss

County Road 58 Bridge Reopens After Renovation

The bridge on County Rd 58 Frost Hocking Rd at Frost is now open for traffic per County Engineer Harry Dusz after a two week renovation. The Knights of Columbus plan a 7 30 p m meeting Sunday at the K of C Hall.

County Rd Frost-Hocking Rd Frost Harry Dusz Dusz Knights of Columbus K of C

Births at Shelterin g Arms Hospital Across Athens Area

A list of births recorded at Shelter Arms Hospital includes a son for Mr and Mrs John William Russell of Millfield and a daughter for Mr and Mrs William Buffington of Athens among other newborns. Names associated with Athens and surrounding routes appear with several families listed.

John William Russell Millfield William Buffington Athens Gene Zimmerman James Riley

Bond Forfeiture in DeWitt Rutledge Case

Municipal Court records show DeWitt Talmadge Rutledge, 63, of Fort Lauderdale Florida, failing to yield the right of way while turning right. State Highway Patrol citation noted. bond forfeiture set at $20.

Dewitt Talmadge Rutledge Fort Lauderdale Fila State Highway Patrol

Eagles to Vote on By Laws at Athens Aerie Meeting

Athens Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will vote on proposed by laws at its next meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m President William Staton announced the session will discuss the changes and conduct the vote.

Athens Aerie Order of Eagles William Staton

Income Tax Proposal Heard by Athens Jaycees

The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce heard Mayor Raymond Shepard explain a proposed one percent city income tax and endorsed State Issue No. 1. Jaycees also backed a $250 million bond issue and welcomed new members including Dan Smith and Jim Guseman.

Athens Richard Colgan The Jaycees Dan Smith the Messenger Advertising James Scott Athens State Hospital Russ Fenner Ohio Fuel Gas Co Wilbur Boyer Beckley’s Clothing Sidney Roach Jim Guseman Ohio University

Ohio Fuel pipeline projects near finish

Two Ohio Fuel Gas Co pipeline replacements near completion aim to improve gas delivery to Crawford Compressor Station and Athens area customers. About 1 percent miles of 18 inch pipe southwest of Athens replaces six sections from the Ohio River region to Crawford Station. Completion expected around October 15.

Ohio Fuel Gas Co Athens County Crawford Ohio Fuel E. F. Rothel Athens Ohio Ohio River Ravenswood W. Va Crawford Station Fairfield County Sugar Grove Rothel Carl Smith Sandyville Floyd Six Smith Corporation

Stolen Station Wagon Found In Somerset

An auto owned by Ath ens businessman Sam Altman, owner of Altman's Department Store, was stolen from behind his store Wednesday afternoon and found abandoned in Somerset, Perry County, a few hours later. Police reported another stolen car found nearby.

Athens Perry County Somerset Sam Altman Altman Court St

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