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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1968

Page

2

Albany Community Fair opens with four day schedule

The Albany Community Fair runs four days with parades displays and a horse show. Opening pony pulling contest at 7 p.m. and judging 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday features school art and cut flowers at 9 a.m. Friday brings a tractor pulling contest at 7 p.m. and a grandstand show at 8 p.m. Saturday hosts bicycle and tricycle parades races after, garden tractor pulling at 2 p.m., Little League game, square dancing at 8 p.m. with the Green Valley Boys, fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Sunday includes a noon parade and a 1 p.m. horse show, gates open 4 p.m. Wednesday Thursday and 10 a.m. Saturday Sunday. midway rides run daily.

Albany Green Valley Boys

Minor Mishaps On Athens Highways Reported

State Highway Patrol reported two minor accidents on Athens County roads with no injuries. At 8:07 a.m. on Johnson Road a 15 year old, Luis Lugo of Athens, lost control and collided with an oncoming car driven by Everett Lasure of The Plains. Lugo cited for speed too great for conditions. At 5:30 p.m. on Route 33 six miles north of Logan Robert Stoughton of Rockbridge drifted into a trailer from a passing Chieftan Express semi driven by David Bailey of Lancaster. no citations issued.

Athens Luis R. Lugo Johnson Road Everett E. Lasure Plains Lugo Logan Robert C. Stoughton Rockbridge Chieftan Express Lancaster Stoughton David Jerome Bailey

Small claims filed in Athens Court total eight

Eight small claims actions were filed in Municipal Court led by Full Walgreen Drugs Co charging Mary Bolin for 98.12. Other filings include Austin Laughlin for 62.97 and Sue Jones for 51. Beasley-Matthews Ford pursued three claims against Karen Allen 37.08 Allen Bennett 35.65 and William Boyer 25.14. Athens Flower Shop brought two claims against James Hill 51.23 and Douglas Clay 13.91. A correction note cites Mrs Dudley Bumpass as speaker at a zoning meeting. A forgery charge against Philip Ingram was dismissed in Athens County Municipal Court after Otis White alleged a $15 bad check.

Full Walgreen Drugs Co Mary Bolin Albany Full Walgreen Austin Laughlin Hastings Road Athens Sue Jones Millfield Beasley-Matthews Ford Karen Allen Allen Bennett William Boyer Athens Flower Shop James Hill Nelsonville Douglas Clay Philip Ingram Logan Athens County Otis White Chauncey Ingram

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs James Bross of Athens and Mr and Mrs James Jackson of Amesville Route 1, each with a son. Admitted include Vivian Vorhes and Steve Riggle, Athens. Mrs Carl Thiel man of Athens Route 1. Mary Elien Hashman of The Plains. Erma Bolin of Glouster. Charles Brozak of Stewart. Larry Adams of New Marshfield. Dismissals include Ralph Dunfee, Claude Stepp, Michael Slater, Jessie Patterson. Mrs William Lanning and her son. Mrs Paul Vamos and daughter.

James Bross Athens James Jackson Amesville Vivian Vorhes Steve Riggle Carl Thielmann Mary Elien Hashman the Plains Erma Bolin Glouster Charles Brozak Stewart Larry Adams New Marshfield Ralph Dunfee Claude Stepp Michael Slater Jessie Patterson William Lanning Paul Vamos

New Teen Center Set For Opening Saturday

Athens launches a new Teen Center in the old Middle School gym with a 7:30 p.m. opening. Members get free Tuesday and Thursday admission with a $1 card and 25 cent weekend access, with dances planned and games like billiards and table tennis featured.

New Teen Center Athens Eugene Brundige World of Work Brundige Teen Center Jim Mason Athens High

Prof Robert G Wilson Ohio University President 1824 1839

Prof Robert G Wilson led Ohio University as president from 1824 to 1839 and taught belles lettres and moral science as a professor. He helped shape early university leadership and liberal arts instruction in the Ohio system.

Robert G. Wilson Ohio University

Promotions Made For Aid Office at Ohio University

Three appointments in the Office of Student Financial Aids at Ohio University were announced by university treasurer John F. Milar. M. Michael L Heureux is named student financial aids director, George E. Emery student employment director, and Fred M. Cluff student loans director. Effective immediately, these are internal advancements. L Heureux will coordinate scholarships loans grants and employment. Emery and Cluff will administer job and loan programs respectively.

Ohio University John F. Milar M. Michael L’heureux George E. Emery Fred M. Cluff Milar L’heureux Emery Cluff

Scouts Hold Pack Meeting For Cub Scout Families

There will be a meeting for all Cub Scouts of The Plains Pack 58 and their parents at 7 p.m. Thursday at The Plains Methodist Church.

The Plains Pack 58 Plains Methodist Churen

Father Son Ticket Seeks Debates On Tax Bill In 27th District

Porter father and son urge opponents Senator Collins and Representative Welker to a trio of debates in Athens Gallia and Meigs Counties over amended Senate Bill 350 aimed at cutting tax burdens. The Porters allege Collins coauthored the tax increase and Welker voted for it while noting the district spans parts of the 18th Senate district. The weather notes show Hocking River receding after light rain in Athens with a high of 76 and overnight low near 58.

Porter Athens Gallia Meigs J. Sherman Porter James Sherman Porter III Oakley C. Collins Ironton Ralph Welker Pomeroy Sen Collins Rep. Welker Hocking

Fence Walk Painful For Young Lady

Teresa Conrad eight daughter of Mr and Mrs William Conrad of Athens Route 4 fell attempting a fence top walk at 31 Eden Place and fractured her right forearm. Fire department emergency squad arrived at 6 45 pm and transported her to Sheltering Arms Hospital after first aid.

Teresa Conrad William Conrad Athens Eden Place Teresa Fire Department Sheltering Arms Hospital

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