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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1965

Page

8

Ohio University Fund drives growth in Athens program

President Vernon Alden outlined growth projections for Ohio University at a dinner launching the Athens fundraiser. Enrollment rose from 8600 to over 14 000 with a budget up to 27 million, and a plan to reach 20 000 students in four to five years. He announced the Ohio University Associates to foster community ties and fundraising.

Ohio University Vernon R. Alden Athens Ohio University Fund, Inc Ohio University Associates University Southeastern Ohio Alden Baker Center John W. Seay Raymond Shepard J. B. Kimball

Fire Destroys Amos Cross Home in Scipio Township Meigs County

The Amos Cross residence in Scipio Township Meigs County burned Wednesday night. Albany Volunteer Fire Department sent two trucks and 20 firefighters after neighbors summoned them. The family was away. flames were spotted near a half mile from nearest neighbors. Reported at 9 25 p m the cause was not listed.

Amos Cross Scipio Twp Meigs County Albany Volunteer Fire Department Albert Keirns

Friday Wet and Cloudy in Athens Observer Report

Friday was wet and cloudy in Athens. Rain totaled .73 inches by 10 a.m. with a 60 degree reading, up one degree from early morning low. Thursday's high reached 70.

Athens U. S L. Colmer

Insurance Agent Attends Fidelity Lecture in Sun Valley

Mrs. Jessie W. Ley of Murphey Insurance Agency in Athens Ohio attended an educational meeting sponsored by Fidelity and Guaranty Life Insurance Co in Sun Valley Idaho. She is a past president of the Athens County Insurance Agents Association and was invited with other agents to recognize sales achievements.

Sun Valley Idaho Jessie W. Ley Murphey Insurance Agency Athens Fidelity and Guaranty Life Insurance Co Ley Athens County Insurance Agents Association

Ohio Lt Branch Instructor Dies In Auto Crash

Lauretta Ann Balkema, 31, history instructor at Ohio University branch in Portsmouth and Zanesville, died after a head on crash on Route 93 near the Vinton Jackson line. Charles Bethel 71 and Audrey Bethel 68 were injured and hospitalized. Balkema held AB from Hillsdale and MA from Michigan, home Newport Michigan.

Ohio Vinton Ohio University Holzer Hospital Gallipolis Lauretta Ann Balkema Vinton - Jackson County Jackson Post State Highway Patrol Charles Bethel Hamden Audrey

Dog Freedom Law Changes Local Dog Control

A new state law requires dogs to be confined to the owner’s premises or under reasonable control at all times within corporate and surrounding areas. The change supersedes hours based rules and removes optional collars and chains provisions, creating court questions on enforcement and control type.

Athens J. B. Grogan Homer B. Gall Jr Lative Service Commission

Johnson Orders Reorganization of Federal Civil Rights Plans

President Johnson ordered a sweeping reorganization of federal civil rights programs to better coordinate efforts against discrimination. The plan shifts Community Relations Service to the Justice Department and broadens roles of the attorney general and labor secretary while abolishing two advisory councils.

Johnson Washington —P Hubert H. Humphrey Secretary of Labor Civil Rights Commission Commerce Department Justice Department President’s Committee On Equal Opportunity President's Council On Equal Opportunity White House Bill D. Moyers Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Attorney General Congress The

Interviews Planned for Meter Maids

Police Chief J B Grogan says applicants for a meter maid opening will be interviewed at 2 p m Monday at police headquarters.

J. B. Grogan

Fifteen To Be Initiated By Athens Elks Lodge

Athens Elks will initiate 15 new members at the W Union St home Tuesday night. Ray Cuckler exalted ruler said a chili supper will follow the initiation.

Athens Elks Lodge Athens

Census survey on polio immunization in Athens County

The U S Bureau of Census will conduct a survey in Athens County led by Carolyn Sue Calentine of Amesville Route 1 to determine how many residents are immunized against polio and other diseases.

Athens County Carolyn Sue Calentine Amesville

Driver Hurt As Car Rolls Into Abandoned Basement

A 22-year-old Guysville, Ohio motorist Von Lee Paul was injured when his car left Route 50 and overturned into an abandoned basement after traveling 375 feet through a field. He pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in County Court, receiving a $150 fine, three days in jail, and a six month license suspension.

Guysville Athens Ing State Highway Patrol von Lee Paul Paul

Police Cite Three Drivers After Crashes

Three motorists faced citations after crashes Thursday and Friday. James Richard Rider 29 of 84 W Union St received a citation for improper starting after an accident near 82 W Union St Friday morning. John Edward Ziegler 52 of Fremont was charged with running a red light after an accident Thursday at Carpenter and Congress Sts. Charles W Durham 27 of 110 N Congress St hit a parked car at Congress and Woodland Thursday, pushing it into another parked vehicle and was cited for unsafe operation.

James Richard Rider W. Union St Union St John Edward Ziegler Fremont Carpenter and Congress Sts Charles W. Durham N. Congress St Congress and Woodland

School Bus Inspections Across York Chauncey Albany

State Highway Patrol inspected 28 school buses over two days. At York 7 buses were checked with results of 1 unserviceable 4 unsatisfactory and 2 satisfactory before repairs. Chauncey showed 5 unsatisfactory 1 unserviceable later approved 5 unsatisfactory and 2 satisfactory. Albany inspected 12 with 2 satisfactory 9 unsatisfactory and 1 unserviceable. all but one approved after second inspection. One Athens bus was passed after repair.

State Highway Patrol York Chauncey Albany Athens

Birth Announcements from Shelter Area Names

A series of birth notices lists parents and birth locations across Athens The Plains Glouster Marietta Pomeroy Shade Millfield Chauncey and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs William Boyle Robert Stancel Ralph Bates Robert Powers Lille Sheline Thomas Winning Elizabeth Willis Terri Palmer Anthony Molllica and others.

William Boyle New Straitsville Robert Stancel Robert Powers Athens William Moore Arthur Brooks Marietta Lille Sheline Glouster Don Olbers, Jr Thomas Winning Elizabeth Willis Millfield Gertrude Douglas Shade Delbert Adams Elizabeth Mathewson Charles Tinkham the Plains Terri Palmer H. B. Noble Ethel Carsey Chauncey Anthony Mollica

Ohio DLC processes transfer for Crow’s Steak House permits

Among permit transfer applications processed by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control are Thomas D. Crow and George Sheeter of Crow's Steak House at 19 S. Court St. seeking D-2 and D-3 permits for Harry F. and Marjorie E. McMiller at the same address.

Columbus Ohio Department of Liquor Control Thomas D. Crow George Sheeter Crow’s S. Court St Harry F Marjorie E. McMiller

Ohio U Enrollment Tops 14 000 as Fall Classes Open

Ohio University reports enrollment exceeding 14 000 for the fall term with registration still open. President Vernon R. Alden announced the total at an Ohio University Fund dinner, surpassing the 13 500 earlier estimate as classes began September 15. The registrar notes a 20 percent rise from last fall’s 11 808. Final registration date is September 27.

Ohio University Vernon R. Alden Ohio University Fund

Mystery Youth Abandoned At Miami Airport No Name

A 14 year old boy, not mute nor retarded, is under psychiatric evaluation in Miami as authorities search for his saviors and background after he was abandoned in a airport waiting area. Police found only three pennies and tissues on him.

Miami Fla Miami International Airport Dade County

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