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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

3

Ames Case and Foundation Program Topics at County Board Meeting

The county school board met Saturday night to discuss the pending state Supreme Court case involving William Lavelle and the board on a mandamus to put Ames Bern joining Athens City on the ballot. Supt. Porter noted no decision yet and presented two reports on the state foundation program and the York High School workshop for 240 teachers focusing on elementary reading.

Supreme Court State Foundation Supt T. C. Porter State Supreme Court William Lavelle County School Board Lavelle Ames-Bern Athens City Porter York High School

Mercury Dives Below Freezing for Second Day

The thermometer fell to 27 degrees on Monday, rising to 40 by 10 a.m. Small . Colmer noted Sunday's low of 24 degrees, eight degrees below freezing, as the season’s coldest so far.

U.S C. L. Colmer Colmer

Athens Hosts Ninth Ohio DCT Teachers Meeting

The Ohio Department of Classroom Teachers holds the ninth DCT conference at Athens High School Tuesday at 4 30 p m. Charles W Cook of Lorain High School will keynote. Ruby Dalton of Athens High leads the local hosting with Lucille Smith as conference chair.

Ohio Department of Classroom Teachers DCT Athens High School Ohio Charles W. Cook Lorain High School Athens Education Association Ruby Dalton Lucille Smith Chester Cook Ohio Dct

New Occupants Set for Matters Building at 24 30 E State St

The Matters Building adds Houck and Reed Insurance Agency and a pizza carryout to its tenants at 24 30 E State St, with other occupants including University Cleaners and the bus station. Logan's Book Store plans to use vacated space, while remodeling adds gas heating and paneled offices, and the FBI office remains on site. Police report two separate accidents on State and Hooper Streets with several citations.

Matters State St Houck and Reed Insurance Agency W. Union St A. W. Matters, Jr Charles Ramseth Logan’s Book Store Houck and Reed Hocking Valley Bank University Cleaners Internal Revenue Office Wade Tom’s Pizza Athens Armature FBI

City Plans Annual Snow Battle With Weather Warnings

The city outfits a two man 24 hour crew from first snow to last, using salt and cinders for main streets and highways. Four trucks, two graders, two end loaders, and two plows will be deployed with cinders hauled from Philo. Budget set at 10000 dollars with potential for more, following prior winter costs of 1500 in a 19 hour period and about 20000 in 1962 63.

Service Dwight Robinson Ohio University Service Safety Milton Nuzum Robinson Philo Messenger Newsphoto

Wayne Hayes To Speak At County Rally

Congressman Wayne Hayes a Democrat from Flushing will headline a county rally at 8 p m Monday October 19 at the county highway garage. County chairman William Lavelle says Walter Moeller and all county candidates are expected to attend with district leaders and other officials coordinating campaign activities at a Thursday night meeting at the Sportsman Grill.

Wayne Hayes Flushing William Lavelle Walter Moeller Stephen Young Sportsman Grill Lavelle

Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits List Update

A hospital admission notice lists new patients including Gordon Perry and Frank Lee from Athens areas, and several spouses or relatives such as Mrs Gordon Perry and Mrs Chester Carpenter. The entry names multiple routes and towns including Albany Chauncey Mineral Millfield The Plains and Athens.

David Weeks Athens Gordon Perry Carpenter Frank Lee Chester Carpenter Albany Margaret Musser Richard Nunley Canton Beulah Robinson Chauncey Orland Ely Mineral Maxine McGee Joseph Lucas Worthy Shank Herbert Boudinot Millfield Sarah Harkins Frank Russell Jack White Thomas Matthewson Floyd Lowe David Pratt Milton Cooksey Delbert Cline the Plains Charles North

Ohio Liquor Hearing Ties Include Glouster Delinquent Taxes

In Columbus the Ohio Liquor Control Commission will hear permit cases this week including Edward Smith of Glouster charged with delinquent sales tax assessments. Raymond Carmen of Mineral faces intoxication charges in a separate municipal court case, with $25 and costs. John G. Cline reports his speedometer stolen from a car parked at an Ohio University lot during a Saturday football game.

Raymond Carmen Columbus Ohio Liquor Control Commission Edward Smith Glouster John G. Cline Elmwood Ohio University

Abele Votes For Tax Cut Amid Correction From Office

Congressman Homer E. Pete Abele voted for the Tax Reduction Bill last February, reversing his September 1963 opposition as the administration pledged budget cuts. His office denies misrepresentation by opponents. Also noted is the Athens Elks Lodge initiation set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 600 W Union St with refreshments. Attendees listed include Harvey Eblen, Alice Eblen, Larry Bing, and Mary Jo Ogg.

Homer E Pete) Abele Lancaster Athens Abele Elks’ Lodge W. Union St Merrill Riggle Harvey Eblen Columbus Attendant Alice Eblen New Marshfield Larry Eugene Bing Shade Mary Jo Ogg Presser

Fire damages Athens Wine Store on 20 W Union Street

Early Monday fire at the Athens Wine Store caused about 250 dollars in damage to storage, wiring, and ceiling. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said the blaze started around 1 30 a.m. from extension cords igniting storage on tables. The building owned by George Couladis and occupied by Wilbur Wallace.

Athens Union St Charles Dalton George Couladis Wilbur Wallace

Grass Fire at Clarence Bricker Property

The Richland Area Fire Department responded to a grass fire at Clarence Bricker's property in Pleasant Hill at 4 30 p m. The fire was under control upon arrival.

Richland Area Clarence Bricker Pleasant Hill

Ohio University Students Taken To Health Center

Two Ohio University students were transported to Hudson Health Center by the fire department emergency squad. Pauletta Thacker, 18, from Lindley Hall, was ill and removed in front of Grover Center at 10 05 a.m. Monday. Nancy Jones, 18, from West Green No 6, with asthma, received oxygen en route at 12 21 a.m. Sunday.

Jack Ervin North Blackburn Rd Sheltering Arms Hospital Fire Department W. State and Lancaster Sts Charles M. Dixon Mile St Ohio University Hudson Health Center Pauletta Thacker Lindley Hall Grover Center Nancy Jones West Green No

Traffic Fines Samuel McCabe for Improper Exhaust

Samuel McCabe a 19 year old resident of Washington Hall was fined five dollars and costs after police cited him for improper exhaust.

Samuel McCabe Washington Hall

Driver Hurt and Deer Killed in Sunday Traffic

State Highway Patrol investigated multiple incidents on Sunday. John Dewey Allen 22 of Ches terhill was hospitalized with a laceration to the left thumb after his car left the highway and struck a guard rail on Route 50 east of Athens. Cordin A Yarger 63 of Glouster cited for failure to yield and Willard Vaught 28 of Glouster cited for conditional speed after a two car collision on Route 78 near Glouster. A deer was killed when struck by a car driven by James C Griesheimer 22 of Londonderry on Route 33 south of Route 691. Mary Margaret Taylor 42 of Glouster route 1 lost control on County Road 36 north of Route 50A, went off the road, down an embankment and rolled over. driver uninjured.

State Highway Patrol John Dewey Allen Chesterhill Athens Allen Cordin A. Yarger Glouster Willard Vaught

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