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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1951

Page

14

Light Plant In Nelsonville Chosen For War Sub Contract Hub Work

City officials at a special meeting authorized the engine room of the former municipal light plant for producing hubs for tank wheels under a Cadillac GM sub contract. The Sharp Manufacturing Co. would lease the space for 40 dollars monthly starting July 1 for up to two years, with city maintenance and boiler room storage terms. J. E. Lee also bought a Harrisburg engine from the power company and will move it Wednesday.

Nelsonville Municipal Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Service-Safety C. W. Monks Utilities Committee John Brooks Granville Green Stacy Sharp Sharp Manufacturing Co Cadillac General Motors Esti Sharp J. E. Lee Harrisburg The Power Company

New Meters In Process Of Installation

In Nelsonville seventy five new parking meter heads arrived and are being installed by Max Jansen. The manually operated meters offer two hour parking with ten or two nickels required for full use. They replace worn devices in districts off the Public Square, following last year’s installation of automatic meters on the Square.

Nelsonville Council Max Jansen

Car Crash and Fight Pleas In Nelsonville

Clyde W Haley of Columbus was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to unsafe operation following a collision with a utility pole on Jefferson Street. The pole broke, the car damaged, and Haley suffered facial injuries. Clarence Tye and Tom Dean changed pleas to guilty on quarrel and fighting charges, receiving ten dollar fines and a suspended ten day jail term.

Nelsonville Clyde W. Haley Columbus Jefferson St Hilleary Hailey Clarence Tye Tom Dean Par! Hilleary

New Charter To Be Given Nelsonville Cub Pack

Nelsonville Cub Pack to receive a new charter from Ted Poyet Athens County Cub Scout commissioner at the Methodist Church Thursday at 6 pm A court of honor will be held during the evening A pot luck dinner will follow attendees to bring a covered dish and sandwiches Beverages supplied by the pack committee Motion pictures on Railroading and a Circus film will be shown

Nelsonville Ted Poyet Athens County

Lost License Tags May Be Reclaimed

NELSONVILLE motor vehicle license plates may be reclaimed by their owners. Inquiries should be made at City Halls, Y-462-E and X AIT-S, cartage, and-700, truck.

Nelsonville

Mason County Club Will Meet Tonight

The Lucky Star 4 H Club will hold a public meeting at 8 p m today at the Hickory Chapel Methodist Church in Point Pleasant An program will be presented by club members for local residents.

Mason County Club Point Pleasant Lucky Star 4-H Club Hickory Chapel

Nelsonville Women Win School Banner at Roxabell Convention

Miss Dorothy Brunston and Miss Lilian Lethridge led Nelsonville First Baptist Sunday school and BYPU at a Roxabell convention. The Nelsonville BYPU won the second district banner for the first time in over 25 years, while the Sunday school banner went to Circleville.

Dorothy Brunston Lilian Lethridge First Baptist Sunday School BYPU Roxabell Nelsonville Circleville

Ida Bond celebrates 59th birthday at Jackson Street home

A dinner honored Ida Bond on her 59th birthday at her Jackson Street home. Attendees included Sam and (Mrs.) Mount, Clarence Lehman and children, Haydenville residents Thelma Leffler and The Diamond, Amos Lehman and Louise Skiver, Simon and Ted Bond, Kathleen Bond, and Tommy Joe Dean. Cakes were baked by Bert Pollock and Anna Lehman. Callers included Mrs. Dale Koon and Bill Monk.

Ida Bond Jackson St Sam Mount Clarence Lehman Rey Ruth Carolyn Haydenville Thelma Leffler the Diamond Amos Lehman Louise Skiver Simon Bond Ted Bond Tommy Joe Dean Kathleen Bond Bond Bert Pollock Anna Lehman Dale Koon Bill Monk

Circle 2 WSCS Hosts Dessert Meeting

Mrs Walter Lenox and Mrs Wilbur Jonas hosted twelve Circle 2 WSCS members of the Methodist Church at the Lenox home. Devotional and business sessions were led by Mrs Frances Stage, with Mrs Freda Newton reviewing Rural Prospects. Hostesses served dessert as Lenox arrangements used garden flowers. delegates from the Pandorian Club attended Ohio Federation sessions in Akron.

Walter Lenox Wilbur Jonas Circle 2 WSCS Methodist Church Frances Stage Freda Newton Mra Lenox Milton Berry Donald Shafer, Jr Akron Pandorian Club Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs

Presbyterian Missionary Society April meeting sketch

The April meeting of the Presbyterian Missionary Society will be held Thursday at 2 PM with Mr. Lloyd Evans at 63 East Columbus Street. The note also mentions that Chinese drama began during the reign of Emperor Yuen Tsung in 720 AD.

The Presbyterian Missionary Society Lloyd Evans E. Columbus St Yuen Tsung

City to Stop Water on E Poplar St for Repairs

City water service will be suspended on E Poplar Street between Fourth and Seine Streets starting at 9 am Wednesday for about two hours. Raymond Smith, water lines man, says repairs in that area require the temporary shut off of the water supply.

Nelsonville E. Poplar St Fourth Seine Sts Raymond Smith

Canal Road Curb Repairing Started in Nelsonville

The Fenton Construction Co. has begun raising and repairing curbing on Canal Road after being awarded a state contract for resurfacing. Weather will determine when resurfacing starts. The city will cover two catch basins and a manhole, with authorization to arrange payment from the bid for similar work. The council also seeks legislation to transfer boulevard street lights to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. The power company will replace three old lights on W Franklin St with the new fixtures.

Nelsonville Fenton Construction Co State Highway Department Canal Road Service Safety Homer Adams Highway Department Adams Services Safety Mount St. Mary Hospital Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co W. Franklin St Power Company

Hospital minstrel show entertains Mount St Mary staff

Nelsonville reports Mount St Mary Hospital staff and convalescent patients enjoyed a B and PW Minstrel cast performance in the Health Center auditorium Sunday evening. The show, staged Thursday and Friday at the high school for Elizabeth Knox scholarship fund, drew a packed house and praise for its thoughtfulness.

Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital B&apw Caat Health Center Hospital Elizabeth Knox

Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admittances

Mount St Mary Hospital reports newborns for Mr and Mrs Harold Hankerson of Logan Route 2 a son, Mr and Mrs Robert Harris of Logan a son, and Mr and Mrs Jack Burgess of Logan a son. Also admitted is Mrs Louise Lewis, Buchtal Williams Sparks, Nelsonville Route 2.

Harold Hankerson Logan Robert Harris Jack Burgess Loan Louise Lewis Buchtal Wiliams Sparks Nelsonville

Pvt Max V Lawson Arrives Overseas

Pvt Max V Lawson, son of Mrs Helen Lawson of Circleville and the late Jesse Lawson, who trained at Camp Atterbury Ind, has arrived overseas. He formerly resided in Nelsonville with his aunt Mrs Jesse Groves at 361 Chestnut St for two years before his induction last September.

Nelsonvills Max. M. Lawson Camp Atterbury Ind Helen Lawson Circleville Nelsonville Jesse Lawson Lawson Jesse Groves Chestnut St

Shumakers Move To Ohlinger Residence

Nelsonville Mr and Mrs James F Shumaker relocate from 391 Chestnut St to 4647 Chestnut St into the Ohlinger property vacated by Mr and Mrs Robert Ohlinger who moved to Athens The Chestnut St location will be occupied by Mr and Mrs Francis Abdella moving from 294 W Columbus St City Council meets tonight Logan Council chambers at 7530 pm per president Harry W Shaw

Nelsonville James F. Shumaker Chestnut St Ohlinger Robert Ohlinger Athens Shumakers Francis Abdella Columbus St Logan Harry W. Shaw

Logan High Honor Roll Numbers 84 Seniors Lead

Logan High School honored 84 students for the fifth six weeks, led by seniors with 28.4 percent of enrollment on the scholastic honor roll under Principal Howard E. Kirk. Juniors and sophomores followed with 23.4 and 18.9 percent respectively, meeting the B average to qualify.

Logan Logan High School Howard E. Kirk Ruth Anne Bowers Dolores, Burgess Helen Dupler Miriam Evans Betty Frasure Jean Haas

Ella Heighley 84 Dies at Home in Logan

Mrs Ella Heighley aged 84 died at 9 am yesterday at her daughter Mrs Earl Keck home in Logan Route 2 after a period of ill health. She is survived by her daughter and brother Wesley Kemper of New Straitsville and six grandchildren. Her husband Jacob Heighley died five years ago. Visitation at Heinlein funeral home then 1:30 pm Wednesday service at Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Rev A N Grueser. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Logan Ella Heighley Earl Keck Wesley Kemper New Straitsville Jacob Heighley Heinlein Evangelical United Brethren Church A. N Grueser Oak Grove

Man Released on Bond In Assault Indictment

Logan Robert Heine of Logan was released on $200 bond after entering an innocent plea to an assault and battery indictment. Heine was indicted by the April Grand Jury on charges filed by Waldo Durant and arraigned yesterday before Judge Harley Meyer.

Logan Robert Heine Heine Waldo Durant Harley Meyer

Building Sites Being canvassed for Memorial Building

Nelsonville mayor's advisory committee canvasses possible sites for the Municipal Industrial Memorial Building. Chairman Stacy Sharp told council members a meeting will be held with VFW officials this week. Other sites are under consideration.

Nelsonville Stacy Sharp VFW

LMWA Meeting Set With Local 2905 in Nelsonville

Local 2905 of UMWA will meet Saturday at 1 PM at the Dave Johnson building in Longstreth Leonard Christian secretary reports. The prior Saturday meeting was not held due to a family illness, Christian said.

Nelsonville UMWA Dave Johnson Longstreth Leonard Christian Christian

Dane Selects Best Cut as Unruly Great Dane Struts Off

Redondo Beach California reports a great dane of about a half land pony size entered a butcher shop. The dog chose the biggest cut and walked away with it, as butcher Jack Watson watched and made no move citing the animal's unusual size.

Redondo Beach Calif Jack Watson Watson

Centenary Church Open Wedding in Marietta

The Centenary Methodist Church hosted a wedding at its Leyda-Proctor home in Marietta. Kitty Kee and Bill Mead were married in an open church ceremony conducted by Rev. Richard Brison. Guests included Kee and Mead families from Columbus Athens Mantua and Steubenville.

Dorothy Remely Columbus Lloyd Remely Donna Law Newell Law Corrine Oliver Lloyd Oliver Kitty Kee Bile Mead Centenary Church Richard Brison Hasim

Mrs. Mary E. Thompson Funeral Rites Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen Thompson aged 79 were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Leonard funeral home. She died Friday at her daughter Bertha Hamilton’s home on West Street. Rev. Fred Brown and Rev. Far Miller officiated, with burial in Gore cemetery. Music by Mrs. George Jurgensmier and Mrs. Walter Leonard. Pallbearers: Rolland Starr, James Starr, Donald Mundy, Gerald Thompson, I. N. Burnworth, Raymond Goss.

House Breaker Enters Guilty Plea in Carbondale Case

Chester Rutter, 32, of New Plymouth Route 1, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the home of Mrs. Corringa Ross near Carbondale. He is held on bond in county jail after arrangement before Magistrate S. S. Whitehart. Deputies O. H. Bryan and Hudson McFann arrested him. A boy alleged to have aided Rutter was turned over to juvenile authorities.

Logan Chester Rutter New Plymouth Rutter Corringa Ross Carbondale B. Whitehart O. H. Bryan Hudson McFann Ross

Stacy Named Logan Safety Service Director

Logan names Glen M. Stacy as safety service director effective today. Mayor Roger W. Friend announces Stacy succeeds Lewis Price who resigned April 15. Stacy, a Carbon Hill High School graduate, served four years in World War I and later worked as a salesman at Beasley auto agency. He lives at 580 Henrietta Ave.

Logan Glen Max Stacy Logan Safety Service Roger W. Friend Stacy Friend Lewis Price Carbon Hill High School the & Beasley Auto Agency Henrietta Ave

Walton League Meeting Set for Lake Logan Clubhouse

Izaak Walton League members will meet at 6 30 pm Thursday at the Lake Logan Clubhouse for the regular April meeting. Tohn Owens, president, announces. Jim Wells, assistant director of the Department of Natural Resources, is in charge and an official is expected to discuss further development of the Lake Logan clubhouse.

Logan Izaak Walton League Lake Logan Tohn Owens State Department of Natural Resources Jim Wells The Resources Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Briggs & Stratton Fstnomres Service Nelsonville Social Notes Uhlman Court Street California Lenox New China Max V. Lawson J. F. Shumakers Logan High Jane Lafferty Virginia Norris Don’ Starkey Norma Wallace Bette’ Buskirk Herbert Colwell M. Belle Evans Wilma Geil Rut Johnson Wardwell Myers Patty Woods Martha Blosser Carl Derr Judy Hutchison Mary Ann Mauk Betty Mercer Sam Sloan Richard McGathy Anna Myers Ralph Peacock Bob Schein Lois Ann Carr June Gardner Lois Hagan Mary Jarvis Roger Johnson Vera Lindsey Sue Show LMWA Dane Cutler Howard Tress Howard the Trader's Doleport, OH Firestone Sportsmen’s Ae Eels Pyof Gilbert Shannon Firestone Dealer W. Union St Mary E. Thompson Glen M. Stacy Walton
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