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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1941

Page

5

Athens Officials Coordinate Military Traffic Movement Plan

Ohio State Highway Patrol under Col. Lynn Black coordinates troop movements on national routes 33 and 50 through Athens Hocking Meigs Gallia and Vinton counties. Local police chiefs act as liaisons while police traffic is diverted and go lights stay on at crossings for two hour advance notices and route specifics.

Athens Ohio State Highway Patrol Lynn Black C. J. McGuire Cambridge Corp

County Honors Seventeen for Scholarship Awards

Seventeen seniors from Athens County high schools received certificates for ranking in the top 25 percent of 68 students taking the general scholarship test on March 29. Winners include John Warren Stack and Elizabeth Antonia Kolenich of Athens and Laura Mildred Lantz of Glouster. other honorees list several students from Athens Nel sonville Glouster Ames and Albany. Athens County winners will compete with state winners for higher ratings and state certificates in Columbus.

Athens County Ohio Department of Education F. J. Taylor John Warren Stack Elizabeth Antonia Kolenich Athens Laura Mildred Lantz Glouster Shirley Ann Roberts Ted Ernest Byers George William Peckham Jack Watt Grover James Robert Williams Joe Steiner Dilley Mary Kathryn Sharp Nelsonville William Frederick Zimmer Harold Allen Bees Betty Armstrong Ames Bern Polly Johnson William Donald George Mary Margaret Graham Harold Sherwood Gillogly Albany Columbus

300 Psychologists Gather for Athens Midwestern Meeting

Delegates from Yale to Stanford descend on Athens for the sixteenth annual Midwestern Psychological Association meeting. Registrations pass 300 as sessions begin on the Ohio University campus with lectures symposia and social events through Saturday. President E A Culler of Rochester and Dean T C McCracken of Ohio University welcome attendees.

Connecticut Yale California Leland Stanford Midwestern Psychological Association Athens Sun Ovy James P. Porter Ohio University Lindley Hall E. A. Culler University of Rochester T. C. McCracken Ohio University College of Education Dr.Porter J. H. L. Roach J. R. Patrick A. C. Anderson T. C. Scott

Charges Neglect in Petition for Divorce

On B. Quisenberry a divorce petition filed in Common Pleas Court accuses Benjamin Francis Quisenberry of gross neglect of duty. The couple married in 1916 at Pomeroy and are parents of three children ages 23 20 and 7. The plaintiff says he contributed no more than $100 for six years and seeks divorce custody of the children and costs.

B. Quisenberry Common Pleas Court Benjamin Francis Quisenberry Syracuse Pomeroy Quisenberry

Faculty Men Speak at Scout Group Dinner

James E. Householder assistant to the dean of men at Ohio University and Dr. Victor Whitehouse professor of Spanish spoke at a Beta Pi Scout fraternity banquet at the Student Grill. Nine pledges were inducted after a six week pledge period. Jacob Pierce Beta Pi president welcomed the new members with gold key place cards.

James E. Householder Ohio University Victor Whitehouse Beta Pi Jacob Pierce

Fire Along West Side Destroys Poles and Grass

Creosoted telephone poles stored near railroad tracks caught fire on the West Side this afternoon. Great clouds of smoke rose as nearby grass ignited. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze and no damage estimate was available.

West Side School Holds Easter Party by Grade

West Side School marked the approach of Easter with in grade celebrations on Wednesday. Teachers provided chocolate rabbit treats for each student while pupils supplied colored eggs and organized the fete.

West Side School

Revival to be held at Lodi Town House

The Rev. Ray Pidcock of Mineral will hold a revival meeting at the Lodi Town House beginning Sunday April 20 at 8 o clock. Prohibition enforcement cost the lives of 79 enforcers and 175 private citizens in the United States.

Ray Pidcock Mineral Lodi Town House United States

Scout Leaders Course Starts On April 18

A Boy Scout leadership training course for men will begin Friday night April 18 and run once weekly for three weeks. Joseph R. Stratton Athens scout executive announced the meetings will be in the First Methodist Church scout room and open to all interested in scouting. The course aims to explain the purposes behind scouting and how it operates with a patrol format led by a scoutmaster and other positions. Lectures start at 7 30 p m with two hour sessions.

Joseph R. Stratton Athens Scout First Methodist Church Stratton

East Side Students Showcase Easter Program At School

An assembly at East Side School featured five of six grades. First graders under Miss Lucy McBride sang The Boy Next Door Has a Bunny to Sell, while second graders under Miss Mildred Giesecke performed three Easter songs. Fourth graders presented A Happy Easter Bunny as poems by Dorothy Ann Clutter and Joan Blair were read. Fifth graders sang An Easter Carol, with classmates named. Sixth Grade Chorus in white satin robes performed Stephen Foster songs, including Beautiful Dreamer sung by Judith King and solos for Hubert Frebault Joe Tritipo Tom Dowler and Danny Morrison with the group performing Camptown Races Old Kentucky Home and Old Black Joe.

East Side Lucy McBride Mildred Giesecke Ella Shannon Dorothy Ann Clutter Joan Blair Camptown

Charles Chaney Dies At Home Near Albany

Charles Chaney age 78 died Thursday afternoon at his home on Albany Route 2 Bedford Township following a long illness. He spent his life in the vicinity. He leaves a son Roy three sisters Mrs Rebecca Sanborn Mrs Edith Burt and Mrs Florence Maxwell and three brothers William John and Harvey all of Meigs County. Funeral services will be Sunday at Burlingham Church at two o'clock with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at Coe Funeral Home in Albany.

Charles Chaney Albany Bedford Township Chaney Roy Rebecca Sanborn Edith Burt Florence Maxwell William John Harvey Meigs County Burlingham Coe

Children To Present Army Easter Program In Athens

Salvation Army activities include an Easter program by 8 to 10 year old Sunday School members at the Salvation Army Auditorium in Athens Sunday at 7 30 led by Lieut How ard Burr with recitations group singing and a sermon The program lists Dora May White Pauline White Elma Stienmetz Betty Potts Jean Starky Barbara Mann Carl White and Paul Steinmetz as participants Other services precede and follow at the Courthouse and Salvation Army Hall with Major W W Hinshaw leading street services and holiness worship and a Young People's Legion meeting later in the day.

Salvation Army Salvation Arm Athens Lieut Howard Burr Lieut. Burr Dora May White Pauline White Elma Stienmetz Betty Potts Jean Starky Barbara Mann Carl White Paul Stein

Knights to Attend Sunrise Easter Service at Athena Theater

Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar will meet at the asylum at 5 45 a m Sunday for the sunrise Easter service at Schine's Athena Theater at 6 30 a m Sir Knights are urged to appear in full uniform Visiting Sir Knights welcome and the public is invited to attend the service lasting under 60 minutes announced by D H Sams commander

Athens Knights Templar Schine Athena Theater D. H. Sams

May 1 Deadline To Join In National Farm Program

Ohio farmers race to sign the 1941 farm plan as Athens County reports 2 083 signups. The May 1 deadline triggers eligibility for soil building and parity payments plus potential wheat marketing quotas. Call at 141 2 S Court St Athens for details and participation. A school show and sleep tips follow unrelated to the farm program.

National Farm Program Athens County Frank Pugh AAA Ohio Canada Canadian Wheat Board United States S. Court St Athens Pugh

NYA Seeks 12 Youths for Clerical Work in Athens

The National Youth Administration opens clerical job opportunities for 12 unemployed youths in its Athens program. Applications are at 1412 S Court St within the NYA sub-area office. Past clerical participants have moved to full-time secretarial roles in law offices, retail, and Civil Service positions.

NYA S. Court St National Youth Administration Athens City of Athens

Driver Fined for Insufficient Lights in City Notice

Lemma Galbreath 46 of Athens Route 1 was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Cliff Cornell. The charge arose from an affidavit filed by the state patrol alleging the automobile had insufficient lights.

Lemma Galbreath Athens Cliff Cornell State Patrol

Kite Flying and Marble Contests Announced

The Athens recreation department opens entries for a kite flying tournament at recreation centers. Contestants must build their own kites with prizes for flying skill and workmanship. Marble tournament set for the last Saturday in April for boys 14 and under. Details to be announced next week at centers.

Recreation Department Athens

Charles Inman Dies at Guysville Residence

Charles Frederick Inman 74 yesterday died at his Guysville home after a six week illness. A native of Canaanville he worked 50 years for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, last 25 as section foreman. He married Laura Manhorter in 1898. survived by her and one sister. Funeral Sunday at 2 with Rev. R. C. Greene, burial in W. Union St. Cemetery at Athens.

Guysville Charles Frederick Inman Canaanville Inman Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Laura Manhorter R. C. Greene W. Union St Athens

First Grade Easter Play at West Side School

Miss Darst’s first grade students presented an Easter play for the second grade at West Side School on Monday. Principal roles were Virginia Huffman as announcer Bill Wolfe as Bunny Rabbit and Willa Jean Marlow as Teacher.

Miss Darst West Side School Virginia Huffman Bill Wolfe Bunny Rabbit Willa Jean Marlow

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