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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1965

Page

8

Couple Guilty On Cohabitation Fined In Point Pleasant

Wayne E. Kincaid Jr and Sue Murphy Bee of Point Pleasant pleaded nolle contendre and were found guilty of cohabitation before Justice A M Goodwin. They were fined jointly $50 and costs. Reeves Albany Route 2 Weeks Leon Roach and Larry Roach each fined $10 and costs on drunk charges. Byus Letart Route 2 paid $25 and costs for reckless driving. Fox Huntington charged with defacing a paint line paid $10 and costs.

Point Pleasant Wayne E. Kincaid, Jr Sue Murphy Bee Nolle Contendre Justice of the Peace A. M Goodwin William Franklin Reeves Albany Marvin Er Nest Weeks Leon Larry Lee Roach Jerry R. Byus, Jr Letart Route 2 Robert M. Fox Huntington

Churches Plan Indian Anniversary Service at Krodel Park

Christ Episcopal Church will observe the Indian anniversary with a Church of South India service at Krodel Park at 12 30 p m led by Rev Charles A Pitzer with deacons Jack Park and Charles Sperow The event includes a parish picnic with games for children and food donations coordinated by Mrs Milton L Miller.

Point Pleasant Christ Episcopal Church Church of South India Krodel Park That Communion Episcopalians Charles A. Pitzer Jack Park Charles Sperow Milton L. Miller Christ Church

Mrs Reynolds Elected Henderson PTA Chief

Mrs John Reynolds was elected president of the Henderson School PTA at a recent meeting Also elected were Mrs Donald Henderson vice president Mrs Leroy Mayes secretary Mrs Carroll Patterson treasurer Committees appointed include program budget and finance executive and hospitality with multiple chairs and members named across the groups

Point Pleasant John Reynolds Henderson School PTA Donald Henderson Leroy Mayes Carroll Patterson Michael Legg John Jones L. Clendenin Sally Lou Durst

Hospital Notes Admit and Discharge List

Holzer Hospital notes report multiple admissions including William Hall Jr in Bidwell and Avery A Hager in Ravenswood. Discharges include Claude Ashley and several others across Point Pleasant Gallipolis and Oak Hill with patient names and affiliations.

William Hall, Jr Bidwell James Adkins Oak Hill Grady Twyman Ewington Leo Vannest Athens

Izaak Walton League to Hold Oct 10 Chicken Barbecue

The Izaak Walton League announces its annual chicken barbecue set for October 10 at Krodel Park Club House. Proceeds fund Krodel Park improvements. Tickets available from members and local shops. dine in or take out.

Point Pleasant Izaak Walton League Krodel Park Izaak Walton City Ice and Fuel Bauer's Point Service Store Fruth City Pharmacies Kroger’s Tu- Endie-Wei Kroder Park

Meetings Set At Heights EUB Church Weeks Schedule

Heights EUB Church in POINT PLEASANT announces a four meeting week. Tuesday marks the Women’s Society September session election. Wednesday’s missionary group meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday the Heights men plan observance of men’s day on Oct 17. Sunday youth and junior fellowships meet at 6:30 p.m.

Point Pleasant Heights Eub Women’s Society of World Service

Kyger Creek Church Holds School Picnic

Kyger Creek Methodist Church Sunday School members attended a picnic at Royal Oak Park in Meigs County. Attendees included Clair Athey and Ruth, Mary Stump, Robert Conkle family, Mike and Sheila, Perry Bradbury family, Frances Conkle, Cora Ward, Mary Sisson, Homer Hockman family, Treva and Becky, Mary Bradbury, Louise Roush and grandson Donnie Price and Harold Barnett.

Kyger Creek Methodist Church Royal Oak Park Meigs County Clair Athey Ruth and Roger Mary Stump Robert Conkle Mike Sheila Cincy Perry Bradbury Frances Conkle Cora Ward Mary Sisson Homer Hockman Treva Becky Jimmy Mary Bradbury Louise Roush Donnie Price Harold Barnett

Pleasant Valley Hospital Births Notice

Mr and Mrs Floyd Hill of Gallipolis welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Glenn Lawson of Cheshire welcome a son. Isaac Wickline of Gallipolis and Mrs Floyd Fields of Hartford welcome a daughter.

Floyd Hill Gallipolis Glenn Lawson Cheshire Isaac Wickline Floyd Fields Hartford

Marriage Licenses Issued to Worthy and Sharrar Pair

Worthy Andrew Jeffers 31 of Glenwood weds Virginia Eve Lyn Sharrar 20 of Apple Grove. Henry Allen Lewis 24 of Le tart marries Doris Irene Morning 28 of West Columbia.

Worthy Andrew Jeffers Glenwood Virginia Evelyn Sharrar Apple Grove Henry Allen Lewis Letart Doris Irene Morning West Columbia

Right to Work Lobbying Intensifies Ahead of Senate Vote

AFL-CIO lobbying task force battles the National Right to Work Committee as a showdown over repealing Taft-Hartley Section 14b looms. Both sides claim momentum while a filibuster remains a threat and President Johnson’s stance looms. Personal outreach and local leader messages fuel the Capitol Hill fight.

Washington Senate Afl-Cio Labor Albert J. Zack Edward K. Neller Right To Work Committee Zack Capitol Hill

Cleveland Picks Men For Mayor

In Cleveland today voters choose between incumbent Ralph S. Locher and Mark McElroy in the Democratic mayoral primary while Garfield Heights offers four candidates in a nonpartisan race. A dynamite stick was found in Vincent D. Vito’s mobile campaign van, police said.

Cleveland Ralph S. Locher Mark McElroy Cuyahoga County Ralph J. Perk Garfield Heights Vincent D. Vito Vito

Six Persons Booked At County Jail

Six individuals were jailed over the weekend by city police in county facilities. Ivan Ray Shaw 59 from Gallipolis faces driving while intoxicated charges along with Robert E Foglesong 36 and Melvin Roach Jr 21 both from Point Pleasant on intoxication charges. Eddie Ihley 21 of Letart was arrested by Mason Chief of Police Fred Taylor for assault and battery. Marvin Deweese 33 of Point Pleasant was arrested on a drunkenness charge by the sheriff's department. Harrison Smith 42 of Letart was also arrested by the sheriff's department for trespassing.

Point Pleasant Ivan Ray Shaw Gallipolis Robert E. Foglesong Melvin Roach, Jr Eddie Ihley Letart Mason Fred Taylor Marvin Deweese Sheriff's Department Harrison Smith

Two Car Collision Near New Haven Injures Teen

Miss Carolyn Kaylor, 16, of Letart, sustained cuts and a knee injury after a head on crash with Shirley Grimm, 30, of Letart, on Broad Run Road near New Haven. Both vehicles were total losses and one other Route 17 incident caused $75 damage with no injuries.

Point Pleasant Carolyn Kaylor Letart Collison Broad Run New Haven Sheriff's Department

James Harmon Released After Resitution Payment

James Harmon of Point Pleasant was freed from Gallia County jail after making restitution for a bad check and paying court costs, concluding the case.

Gallipolis James Harmon Point Pleasant Gallia County

Sleepless Nights End for Clara Bow in 1930s Hollywood

Clara Bow died Monday morning at her West Los Angeles home after a heart attack ending 35 years of insomnia from a fast film career. Her son Rex Bell Jr. seeks a private funeral at Forest Lawn with services Friday. Bow left a legacy from a tumultuous Jazz Age reign. Her husband Rex Bell, later Nevada lieutenant governor, and their son George of Las Vegas were mentioned in the notice.

Hollywood Clara Bow Paramount Brooklyn Los Angeles Rex Bell Jr Reno Nev Forest Lawn Memorial Park Miss Bow Rex Bell Nevada George Las Vegas

Ohio News Briefs Woman Wounds Friend. Slavs Self in Hamilton

In Hamilton Mrs. Hazel Black 54 New Miami shot and wounded John F Roach Jr 37 then killed herself after Roach tried ending their relationship. Hamilton coroner says the incident occurred in a bar Monday. Also Roy Lunquist 63 chief hydrologist for the U S Weather Bureau died of an apparent heart attack in Cincinnati. Bar owner Elliot Davis of Warren charged with extortion after being secretly indicted by the Trumbull County Grand Jury Davis allegedly threatened to kill George Burns to extort 3000. Burns location not disclosed.

Hamilton Hazel Black New Miami Garret J. Boone Butler County John F. Roach, Jr Cincinnati Roy Lunquist River Forecast Center U. S. Weather Bureau Elliot Davis Trumbull County Davis Youngstown Warren George Burns David M. McLain Burns McLain

Counties Mull Joint Lake Erie Pollution Board

Officials from Lake and Ashtabula counties study forming a joint pollution control board to cover 60 miles along Lake Erie west of the Ohio Pennsylvania line. Lake County Commissioner president John D. Hadden said the move aims to secure federal aid and address pollution problems.

Painesville Lake and Ashtabula Lake Erie Ohio - Pennsylvania John D. Hadden Lake County Board of Commissioners

Case Tech student killed in motorcycle crash

Gary Bragg 21, metallurgy senior from Sandusky and Cleveland resident, died after his motorbike collided head on with a car driven by a 44 year old Cleveland Heights woman Monday.

Cleveland Gary Bragg Case Tech Cleveland Heights Bragg Sandusky

Plane crash in Painesville kills four Syracuse men

Federal aviation official says the single engine plane did not run out of fuel and the exact cause may take months to determine. Investigators found gasoline in the engine. the four men were en route to a Cleveland Browns game when the crash occurred four miles southeast of Painesville.

Painesville Syracuse N. Y Federal Aviation William H. Allen Civil Aeronautics Board Chicago Cleveland Browns Here

Fire at Weather Master Lumber sparks $15000 loss

A rubbish heap behind the Weather Master Lumber and Supply Co. burned Monday night. Firemen estimated the damage at $15,000 as flames climbed the shed wall and roof.

Canton Weather Master Lumber and Supply Co

Burglarly Suspect Arrested in East Cleveland Case

Daniel R. Malchow of Flint Michigan, 36, charged with possession of burglary tools and held on 50000 bond after East Cleveland Police say he may be part of a nationwide burglary ring. A 16 year old girl, claimed as his step sister, faces juvenile delinquency charges. Police say 38 break ins occurred in Forest Hills and surrounding areas over two years. Malchow was caught hiding near a home after a reported attempted entry. a bag with burglary tools and an automatic pistol was found nearby. The girl was arrested Saturday with 4500 dollars in her purse.

Cleveland Daniel R. Malchow Flint Mich Malchow East Cleveland Stanton Addams East Milton E. Jenrich Malechow Forest Hills

Harsha criticizes Panama negotiations over Canal Zone

Rep. William H. Harsha of Ohio condemns U S capitulation to Panama in Canal Zone talks saying the United States paid indemnities and carried out the treaty and should stand firm on moral and legal footing. He refers to giving up exclusive sovereignty under the 1903 treaty.

Washington William H. Harsha Rohio United States Panama Canal Zone Harsha Portsmouth Republican Canal

Weekend Visit From Call Family Highlights Suzy

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Call on Viand Street included Mrs. J. D. Call and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grimm of Clarksburg. Suzy Call, their daughter and a Glenville State College student, spent the weekend with her parents.

H. T. Call Viand St J. D. Call Chester Grimm Clarksburg Call Suzy Glenville State College

Soviets Launch Anti-CLA Drive

The CIA circulated to Congress a report on a Soviet disinformation campaign aimed at destroying the CIA and targeting the FBI under a KGB department led by Gen. Ivan Agayants. It details forged documents and propagation through local Communists to discredit U.S. agencies worldwide.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency CIA FBI KGB Nikita Khrushchev Ivan Ivanovich Agayants Hoover Congress Agayants Department KGB Department Africa Southeast Asia Middle East United States Intelligence Agency U.S Department of State USIA Peace Corps Armed Forces

Six Persons Charged In Weekend Arrests

Gallipolis city police arrested six people during the weekend. Michael Ray Quickle 26 of Cleveland faced a traffic intersection offense. Henry L Roseberry 33 of Mansfield was cited for intoxication. Delbert Swisher 26 of Gallipolis charged with failure to obey a traffic signal. Marlin H Anthony 23 of Anderson Indiana raced squealing tires. Thomas J Kavehak from Wierton was charged with driving while intoxicated. Clifford Drum mond 53 from Bidwell cited for intoxication.

Gallipolis Michael Ray Quickle Cleveland Henry L. Roseberry Mansfield Delbert Swisher Marlin H. Anthony Anderson Ind Thomas J. Kavehak Wierton Clifford Drummond Bidwell

Airplane Hater On Probation In Wright Patterson Case

Gilbert H. Hagerman of New Carlisle was placed on two years probation and ordered to move from his Clark County farm after pleading guilty to destroying government property. Psychiatric tests found him normal now but warned against possible relapse due to jet noise from Wright Patterson Air Force Base flight patterns.

Dayton iPi Clark County US District Court Carl Weinman Gilbert H. Hagerman Hagerman New Carlisle Winman Weinman Wright

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Stanley Robert Mayes Bud Lee Mearge Danny Hope Richard Hern B. A. Blain David Beckner Robert Shamblin Emmett Mitchell Kenneth Gardner Charles Huddleston Leo Sayre Scotty Tarbett Holzer Hospital Charles Setters J. David Gregory Ravenswood Gaynelle Hutchinson Dempsey Williams Nimrod Pauley Donald Ward Charles Alexander, Sr Claude Ashley Carlos Bays William Capehart Roy Click John Marr Mary Nelson Kenneth McCall Paul Parkins Judy Potts Kenneth Reynolds Harry Wittman Kyger Creek Pleasant Valley Hospital Nellor Everett M. Dirksen House White House Johnson METRO India Pakistan Ry Peenager Ohio News Briefs Heights Soviets Bill Rogers LBJ Church of God Chattanooga Tenn Hamilton County
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