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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
5
Edward O. Watkins, 46, is named on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list. He is charged with robbing six Ohio banks yielding more than $103000 between February 23 and July 9. Watkins is a Pittsburgh native, paroled from Ohio Penitentiary in February after armed robbery sentence.
Actress Juan Bennett wins a Mexican divorce from Walter Wanger after 25 years of marriage. She moved from El Paso to Juarez soon after judge Florencio Torres signed papers. James Roosevelt dedicates a new medical research center named for his late mother Eleanor Roosevelt at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. Carolyn A. Glenn enrolls at Mt. Holyoke College with family driving from Texas. Mischa Auer and Elsie Suls Lee obtain a New York marriage license. Evangelist Billy Graham is discharged from Mayo Clinic hospital and plans convalescence at a hotel.
Rio Grande College’s 272 page Self Study Report has been accepted by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. A visiting team will assess the college between December first and January thirty first, with a full accreditation decision possible at the April 1966 meeting.
Two Rockford NL teens Pamela Kay Marinelli nineteen fifteen and Robert B Schwanke eighteen held by State Highway Patrol following Monday pickup. Marinelli charged with having no driver's license Schwanke charged with permitting the underage driver to operate without a license.
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Malone had $72.91 deducted from September pay after taking three and a half days to exhibit his poultry and manage the county fair. The Logan unemployment office and county CAP debated work training funds and staffing with a $198,022.18 program for 65 road and landscaping jobs proposed for submission to Washington.
The Logan City School Board approved a contract to join a Neighborhood Youth Corps program worth 23360 dollars. Ten hours weekly for 19 boys and 16 girls from low income families, pay 1.25 dollars hourly, with two hours counseling weekly, awaits final Washington approval.
Logan Route 2, Lake Logan Trailer Park resident Pvt. Gary W. Koska has been assigned to Battery A of the 65th Artillery's 3d Missile Battalion a Nike Hercules unit in Painesville. The unit, part of the nationwide Army Air Defense Command, provides air defense for the Cleveland area. Koska joined the Army in June 1965 and completed basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Pvt. Bernard F. Holbrook son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Holbrook Logan Route 2 completed a Little John and Honest John Missile crewman course at the Army Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma He attended Logan High School and was employed by J Gates Milling Co before entering the Army.
The Bidwell column lists numerous small visits and stays as residents and guests travel between Bidwell and towns like Gallipolis Columbus Portsmouth and Plain City. Names include Mrs Celesta Switzer Mr William Fraley Mrs Kathleen Jones and families attending gatherings with local residents and relatives.
The Meigs area reports multiple meetings upcoming this week. Evan geline Chapter OES meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Willis Anthony s home. Southern Local Band Boosters meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the high school with tag day and October candy sale planned. Riverview Garden Club meets Thursday at the homes of Mrs Ara Myers and Mrs Pauline Myers. Local social notes include visits among residents from Long Bottom to Reedsville and Ravenswood, with several hobby and family gatherings listed.
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