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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

2

Alexander Board Approves 700000 Operating Budget

The Alexander school board approved a 1966 general operating budget near 700000 with a 22.9 mill levy. They noted speeding on school property and roads, reported to the State Highway Patrol, and discussed transporting Possum Hollow children to school. Two substitute bus drivers were hired and coal bids accepted. The next meeting is 7:30 p m November 8 at Waterloo High School.

Alexander Iocal School Board Albany State Highway Patrol Possum Hollow Lawrence Boring Silas Mullins Alexander Board Waterloo High School

Trustees Reelect Gaylord Cook At Athens County Farm Bureau

The Athens County Farm Bureau board reorganized with Gaylord Cook re-elected president for a third year. John Robinson is vice president, Raymond Webb secretary, Mrs. Floyd Mathews assistant secretary, and Delbert Easler treasurer. Mrs Worley Perry chairs the growth committee planning the January 17 membership drive.

Athens County Farm Bureau Gaylord Cook John Robinson Raymond Webb Floyd Mathews Delbert Easler Worley Perry

Court docket lists multiple cases from municipal and county courts

Mary Edith Parsons had charges of no operator's license and false report dismissed for good cause. Don Edwards Brown faced disorderly conduct with $25 and costs. William Phelps cited for intoxication with $25 and costs and 30 days in jail. Dorothy S. Baker charged with failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead, $37. Coy Elmer Shanks cited for fictitious registration, $55. William B. McCarthy Jr. and James Richard Dorman faced speeding and altered license respectively, $30 and $50. Barbara Llewellyn charged with conditional speed, $10 and costs. Robert L. Romey cited for reckless operation, $35 and costs. Robert Rice listed for failure to stop within clear distance. Gerald Loeb, E F Hutton & Co. executive, lectured Ohio University business classes last week. New Marshfield Constitution Lodge 426 F&AM to meet Thursday at Masonic Hall.

Mary Edith Parsons Athens Don Edwards Brown Irvine Hall William Phelps Athens Area Coy Elmer’ Shanks Cleveland William B. McCarthy, Jr Lima James Richard Dorman Barbara Jean Llewellyn New Marshfield Robert L. Romey Athens Apts Robert Eugene Rice

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Admits and Dismissals

Admitted to Shelterin g Arms Hospital are Don Johnson of Albany Don C Shafer of The Plains William Channell of The Plains Michael McCombs of Athens Mrs Charles McDaniel of Albany Dismissed are Joe McCune of Millfield Carry Harkins of Athens Route 1 Mrs Billy Bunch of Athens Route 4 Mrs Edward Olds of Albany Mrs Thomas Covello of Glouster Mrs Jack Sayre and son Maria Mrs Mary Konkas kia of Athens

Don Johnson Albany Don C. Shafer the Plains William Channell Michael McCombs Athens Charles McDaniel Joe McCune Millfield Carry Harkins Billy Bunch Edward Olds Thomas Covello Glouster Jack Sayre Maria Mary Konkaskia

Man pleads innocent in DWI and revocation cases

Carroll R. Swanson, 52, Middleport, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to driving while intoxicated and under revocation. He was placed under bonds totaling $350, and the cases were continued.

Carroll R. Swanson Middleport

Plans Set for Athens Soil Conservation District Meeting

Plans announced for the Athens Soil Conservation District Co operatives annual meeting at 7 p m Oct 23 in the Albany High School cafeteria. Tickets sold by listed members. The program includes a chicken dinner square dance and slide show of cooperative farms with prizes for largest ear of corn potato hickory nut and buckeye awarded by judges Hartman Bean Wright Sayre Perry Washburn. Clarence W McKnight to be introduced and portions of the square dance called. 4 H Club members Gura Archer to report on Camp Ohio experiences and Margar Creek Watershed Project noted.

Athens Soil Conservation District Albany High School Burton DeVeau Ed Sheridan Paul Brown Lee Enlow Howard Stout Ross Wright Ronald Harman Lawrence Bean Worley Perry Franklin Washburn Harold Sayre Albany Grange Athens County Hartman Bean Wright Sayre Perry Washburn Clarence W. McKnight Soil Conservation Service Area McKnight Richard Gura Joyce Archer Camp Ohio Utica Feaure Margart Creek

Glouster Visitors In Chicago Air Mishap

A Glouster family visiting relatives in Chicago survived a plane crash when their craft ran out of fuel. Ronald Burgess and spouse were injured while three Burgess children were hospitalized for observation after the Sunday crash involving a flight from Athens County.

Chicago Athens County Glouster Associated Press Ronald Burgess

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the County Budget Commission Dorothy S. Baker Dayton Gerald M. Loeb E. F. Hutton & Company Ohio University Masons Constitution Lodge 426 F&am Masonic Hall State Farm Tom Hendershot Columbus Rd Este TE Farm Life Insurance Company Morne Office Bloomington Imbalret Cussins & Fearn First Quality Ohio THOR Lee Prine Brand Ney Demin Conmar Sheltering Arms Hospital Big Bear Stores Company the Corrugated Container Company Mid-Continent Manufacturing Co Philips Industries Inc Princess Homes, Inc Union Financial THE Ohio Company Midwest Stock Exchange N. High St. Investments Columbus Richard M. Phillips Lynnwood
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