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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1962

Page

2

Polio Vaccine Arrives For Athens County Program

A special flight delivered 50 000 doses of polio vaccine to Athens County via Wyeth Lab Cleveland for Sabin Oral Sunday Sept 23. The program, funded by donations, will have six county clinics offering two drops per person six weeks to 106 years, with refrigerated storage at Easler Dairy.

Athens County Ohio University Sabin Goff Dunfee The National Foundation Wyeth Lab Cleveland Wood County Parkersburg John Good Easler Dairy Athens County Medical Association Athens City- County Health Department Messenger News Arthur Kasler Athens A. A. Baldwin Sabin Oral

Commandery Division To Convene Saturday in Athens

Athens Commandery 15, Knights Templar hosts the 4th Division Council for Templar Advancement at the Masonic Temple. Grand Commander Howard R. Malone of Dayton will attend with other officers. A school of instruction for officers and members is planned. the divisional meeting starts 1 30 p m with dinner at 6 p m and no uniforms. Over 100 members are expected from Athens and area commanderies.

Athens Knights Templar Council For Templar Masonic Temple Howard R. Malone Dayton Chillicothe Circleville Gallipolis Ironton Lancaster Logan Marietta New Lexington Pomeroy Portsmouth

Six Forfeit Traffic Bonds In Municipal Court

Six defendants forfeited bonds in Municipal Court including two Athens residents. Charles Rice 23 of Richland Avenue red light violation posted $11, James Downard 20 of East State Street speeding posted $21, Karyn Thomas 21 Columbus speed $21, Thomas Reed 19 Rutland $31, James Hill 29 Racine $26, Russell Smith 24 Dayton $21 for improper passing. Lane Malone 25 Columbus bound over to grand jury on non support charge brought by wife Donna Malone.

Athens Charles Mathew Rice Richland Ave Red Light James Michael Downard E. State St Karyn Dee Thomas Columbus Thomas W. Reed Rutland James Ray Hill Racine Russell Y. Smith Dayton

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes and Court Contempt Hearing

The morning notice lists new parents Mr and Mrs Edgar Van Dyke of Athens with a son. Discharges include Mrs Roger Brown The Plains and others. the Common Pleas Court held a hearing for Joe T Matheny on contempt for failing payments to Mary L Matheny and ordered $125 biweekly.

Edgar van Dyke Athens Common Pleas Court Joe T. Matheny Mary L. Matheny Matheny

Mansfield man bound over on non support charge

Kenneth Ellwood Kelley of Mansfield was bound over to the grand jury under a 500 dollar bond after pleading innocent to non support of two minor children. The case was brought by Marguerita J. Kelley, a former wife, of 60 percent Central Ave., who identified herself in the municipal court proceeding.

Kenneth Ellwood Kelley Mansfield Kelley Harold Shields Marguerita J. Kelley Central Ave

Athens woman escapes crash after tire blowout on Route 50 A

Florence Burchfield, 40, of Athens Route 1, escaped after a car rollover two miles east of Route 33 when a tire blew out on Wednesday. State Highway Patrol cited her for conditional speed. In Municipal Court, Ralph Keefer, 26, Albany, paid 10 dollars and costs for failing to register a home made trailer. Edmund Albert Williams, 23, Columbus, paid 15 dollars and costs for speeding. Mary Virginia Williams, 53, Athens Route 1, was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.

Florence Burchfield Athens State Highway Patrol Ralph C. Keefer Albany Edmund Albert Williams Columbus Mary Virginia Williams

Thursday Forecast Sees Warmer Weather for Athens

U S Observer C L Colmer reports a 10 am temperature of 72 after an early low of 54. The day after a 84 degree high, Athens anticipates warmer conditions.

Athens U. S C. L. Colmer

Battery CO Promoted To Captain

Thomas L. Ricketts of Columbus Road is promoted to captain after two years as commander of the Athens McConnelsville National Guard unit. He departs Oct 18 for Fort Bliss Texas for a 19 week Air Defense Officer Career course. Captain James F. Schweikert of Marietta will command during his absence and leads the unit to Blue Rock State Park on Sept 22 for weapons qualification with an overnight bivouac planned.

Thomas L. Ricketts Columbus Rd Athens-McConnelsville National Guard Clarence F. Elkins Ricketts Fort Bliss Tex James F. Schweikert Marietta Schweiker Blue Rock State Park Zanesville

Coolville Fire Department Attends Fire School

Four members of the Coolville Fire Department participated in the second annual Fire School Training at Newport Fire Station. The all day program covered extinguishment of gasoline oil chemical automobile and house fires in the morning and extinguisher types usage and principles in the afternoon. Participants were Chief John Coen Lt Gary Ritenour Don Chase and Joe Owens.

Coolville John Coen Gary Ritenour Don Chase Joe Owens

Scout Official Leaves For New Position

William J. Teders district scout executive here for nearly four years is transferred to a similar post at Marion. He will assume new duties Monday with the Harding Area Council overseeing a district about twice the size of Hocking. D. D. Montoya of Parkersburg and Creed Wood of Marietta will administer duties here pending a replacement. Teders, a Charleston native, came from Ravenswood in February 1959 and resides at 141 Franklin Ave with his wife and five children.

William J. Teders Marion Teders Harding Area Hock- Hocking D. D. Montoya Parkersburg Creed Wood Marietta Charleston W. Va Ravenswood Franklin Ave

Bus Warning Issued On School Bus Stop Rules

The police report numerous motorists ignore stopping for school buses within city limits. Police Chief Joseph Grogan notes many drivers lack awareness of the ordinance requiring drivers to stop when buses load or unload passengers.

Joseph Grogan Grogan

Patrolman Crashes Cruiser on Mulligan Road

Patrolman Robert Windle, investigating prowler complaints on Mulligan Road near Curtis Street, lost control of his cruiser when the wheel dropped from the berm and struck a utility pole. Damage reported as minor.

Mulligan Rd Robert Windle Curtis St

Richland Land May Be OU Fraternity Row

The Ohio University Fund, Inc. bought 12 parcels along Richland Ave from Stella Ave to near Higgins Feed Store to form a potential fraternity row. Dean of Students William Butler said fraternities may build new homes there and be invited to present at their annual Lake Hope retreat. Ownership takeover could occur by January 1 or soon after.

Richland Ave Ohio University Fund, Inc Ohio University William Butler Dean Butler Stella Ave Higgins Feed Store Lake Hope

Day to Meet Conrath Bean Chapter Meeting

Disabled American Veterans will meet at 8 p.m. Friday. Commander Dale Kirkendall announced the gathering.

Conrath Bean Disabled American Veterans Dale Kirkendall

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