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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1972

Page

2

Airport lease hearing delayed in Ohio University land case

Franklin County Common Pleas Court postponed the airport land lease hearing as Judge Jay C. Flowers returns to a longer case. The suit by Big Bear Stores seeks to stop a lease of former airport land along Home Street while the state weighs Kroger and Big Bear proposals for E State Street. OU trustees had moved to negotiate with Big Bear for E State parcel and with Lee Skilken for Home Street with a Holiday Inn project, but Kroger bid higher on E State, triggering a court challenge and delays to final decisions on plans including a Supermarket and travel trailer park.

Ohio University Franklin County Common Pleas Court Jay C. Flowers Big Bear E. State Street Department of Public Works E. State Parcel Harts Home Street E. State Lee Skilken Columbus Skilken Claude R. Sowle

Fourth Crafts Fair Slated At W State Street Park

The Hocking Valley Craftsmen organization invites exhibitors from around the state to its fourth annual fall crafts fair in Athens at W State Street park. Silent displays open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday with paintings, needlework, jewelry, candles, weavings, pottery and more. Admission 25 cents. children free. Western swing by West Coast Trio 1 to 4 p.m. each day. free cider and doughnuts. $25 prize for top display donated by Hocking Valley Bank.

W. State Street Park Athens Hocking Valley Craftsmen Organization Bear Wallow Hollow Hocking Valley Bank

O Bleness Memorial Hospital Births and Admissions

At O Bleness Memorial Hospital Mrs. and Mrs. Mingus Chauncey welcome a son and Mr. and Mrs. Burchfield Athens welcome a daughter. The Leedy Wend families Athens welcome daughters and sons. Admitted include Donald Ford Alan O Leary Clarence Warner Maxine McGee and others from Athens The Plains Albany Millfield and surrounding areas.

William Mingus Chauncey Max Burchfield Athens Buford Leedy Gerald Wend Donald Ford Alan O'Leary Clarence Warner Maxine McGee Larry Irwin Charles Dean Robert Jackson the Plains Leo Burritt Albany Victor Hudwell Millfield

Arts groups plan Gallipolis fair and artist residency

The Ohio University Fine Arts Department, Colony in Gallipolis, and Clif ford McCarthy coordinate this year’s fair with Katie Meek of the French Art Colony assisting. The residency is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Ohio Arts Council. New Hocking Valley Craftsmen officers include Joy Linscold president and Esther Moses treasurer with other Athens and Amesville members serving as trustees and officers.

Gallipolis Clifford McCarthy Ohio University Fine Arts Department Katie Meek National Endowment For the Arts Ohio Arts Council Hocking Valley Craftsmen Group Joy Linscold Athens Herb Evans Freddie Williams Stewart Bonnie Prince Esther Moses John Spofforth Loder Lantern Amesville Paul Bradford

Athens Woman Says Four Leaf Clover Hobby Survives Friday the 13th

Mildred Henry, 70, of Athens, claims fear of Friday the 13th is gone after collecting 33 554 four leaf, five leaf and six leaf clovers over 55 years. She stores clovers in notebooks and plans to donate one to Ripley museum while fielding letters from abroad seeking luck charms.

Athens Ohio Mildred Henry Ripley Museum Ripley Henry England Holland Japan Frum Road

Innocent Plea in Athens County Drug charges

Andrew Grunther twenty of Brooklyn pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court on four drug charges including possession of marijuana and driving while intoxicated by drugs. A new charge possession of supers for sale was added. Bond totals and hearing set. Other court actions include multiple defendants with guilty pleas fines and dismissals.

Andrew Grunther Brooklyn N.Y Athens County Grunther Athens James Gaston Albany State Highway Patrol Thane R. Wilson Dayton Ohio University South Green David Page Beechwood Estates Clarence Qousley McArthur William Robey Nelsonville State Patrol Robert Dierken Brown Hall Richard Tinklin Guysville Michael Crumbacky Christy Alexander Wharton St Erick Preuss Mill St Marc Edelstein Radford Road Haskell Jones Lawrence Tancredi Solon Richard Donahue Shafer St Richard Smith Sr Glouster Route 1 Athens County Sheriff's Department

Bolin Named Campaign Chairman for Nolan in Athens County

John W. Bolin, 52 W. State St., named campaign chairman for Michael Nolan, candidate for Athens County prosecuting attorney. Bolin, older former Athens County Common Pleas Court judge from 1961 to last Aug. 31, and a former county prosecuting attorney and city solicitor.

John W. Bolin State St Michael Nolan Athens County Bolin Athens County Common Pleas Court

F H Instructor Receives Ohio Vocational Award

Federal Hocking High School vocational agriculture teacher D C McInturf of Athens received the distinguished service award from the Ohio Vocational Association at a convention in Columbus. Dean W Simeral was named Man of the Year. McInturf has 36 years in agriculture education and strong student outcomes.

D. C. McIinturf Federal Hocking High School Ohio Vocational Association McInturf Athens Ohio OVA Sheraton-Columbus Motor Hotel Dean W. Simeral Ohio Farm Bureau Federation MedIaturf Rome-Canaan Hocking McIinturf

Weather Outlook with Sunny and Warmer Sunday

Local forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows 45 to 50. Sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer, turning cloudy by afternoon with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Eastern U S affected by cooler conditions Friday, with showers in the central and northern Rockies and snow flurries in the Plains and upper Great Lakes.

Plains Rockies Great Lakes

Crewson Blasts Tax Repeal Effort

Athens City Council President Harry B. Crewson blasted efforts to repeal the state income tax at a Democratic meet the candidates night in New Marshfield. He urged alternatives to repeal and defended the tax as essential to public services while noting its benefit of reducing property taxes. Also present were multiple Democratic candidates including Helen Baker James Edwards and county officials.

New Marshfield Athens Harry B. Crewson Democratic Party VFW Crewson 91St Athens County

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