Athens Council Holds House Cleaning Session on Local Issues
Athens city council discussed garbage disposal traffic signals and fire equipment but did not act. They weighed purchasing one or two packet trucks agreed to uniform disposal rules and urged private firms to pay for dumping rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
W. P. Mickle
Pierce
Mickle
J. G. Hope
B&o
B. F. Cutler
Council
Clarence A. Parker
Cutler
White’s Mill
C. H. Harris
Athens Township
Lash St
Mill St
College St
Case Worker Advancement Approved by County Commissioners
Floyd Steenrod welfare department case worker was advanced from provisional to full civil service status after county commissioners approval on Monday. He was among three exam finalists, with salary set at 175 dollars monthly plus six and a half cents per mile auto allowance. Also, court house repairs to begin Tuesday with Southern Ohio Painting Co. workers erecting scaffolds and sand blasting, while a public warning to pedestrians near the site was requested. A petition from 32 Ames Township residents asked road repairs between Clyde Easler and Warren Bentsland and was considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Steenrod
Welfare Department
Steenrod
Court House
Southern Ohio Painting Co
Jackson
Ames Township
Clyde Easler
Warren Bents
VFW Meeting Set at Armory Wednesday Evening
The Athens Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting in the Armory Wednesday at 7 30 p m Commander W D Boyd announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. D. Boyd
Coast Guard Duties Outlined For Athens Civic Groups
Commodore Louis Waite Perkins spoke to Athens Kiwanis Rotary and Lions at the Berry Hotel detailing the Coast Guard Second Districts duties on western rivers. He described law enforcement marine inspection aids to navigation life saving disaster relief and cooperation with other agencies while noting dual wartime and peacetime roles and flood evacuation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Coast Guard
Athens Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions ‘Clubs
Berry Hotel
George Smith
Athens Kiwanis Club
Louis Waite Perkins
Second Coast Guard
St. Louis
E. J. Taylor
Athens
Coast Guard
Second
Shelter notes from Arm hospital admissions and dismissals
Admission list includes Bobby McClelland Glouster for major future surgery for Mrs. Ken Bradbury Millfield Route 1 and Mrs Emma Rupe Millfield Route 1 medical. Also listed: Blanche Chesser Albany and David Carter Athens major surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Mike Guappane and daughter Athens and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby McClelland
Glouster
Ken Bradbury
Millfield
Emma Rupe
Blanche Chesser
Albany
David Carter
Athens
Julia Brosak
Stewart
Joan Stanley
Mike Guappane
John Heffken
Harley Carwright
Blanche Yates
the Plains
Rolland Eastman
Flora
Martha Blankenship
Downington
Bertha Shepard
Maxine Eblin
Pomeroy
Mercury Dips to 57, Lowest Since Mid June in Athens
Last night the temperature fell to 57, the coldest in over a month. Athens had reached 84 as a high with calm conditions. at 9 30 a m this morning it stood at 69, with cooler weather expected to continue at least today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C. N
France
Two Men Fined on Intoxication Counts
William Jaynes aged 43 of Millfield was fined 60 dollars and costs by Mayor Mickle for intoxication and will serve 23 days in county jail for nonpayment. Harold Russell aged 45 of 196 West Washington Street was fined 10 dollars and sentenced to five days for intoxication in a separate count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jaynes
Millfield
William P. Mickle
Jaynes
Harold Russell
Washington St
Baus Sentenced to Ohio Reformatory
Earl Baus a year old Ohio University student was sentenced to one to five years in the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and denying larceny. Judge Roy D Wilamas ordered confinement with a later recommendation for veteran hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Earl Baus
Osle University
Baus
Roy D. Wielamas
Cleveland
Athens
Eric Bridgewater, Jr
Gordon B. Gray
Raus
Williams
Death of C W Gaskins at 73 in Athens Route 1
Charles W Gaskins aged 73 of Athens Route 1 died Monday after a period of ill health. A retired coal miner born in Lawrence County he lived at The Plains for over 20 years and with daughter Mrs French Irvin since his wife Lydia died in 1942. He survived by two daughters Mrs Clayton Bookman and Mrs Ervin, a son Everett in Texas, two stepsons and three grandchildren. Funeral services by Rev Lena Brandenburg Wednesday at 2 30 pm at The Plains Naravene Church with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville. calling hours at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Gasking
Athens
Lawrence County
Gaskins
the Plaina
French Frvin
Athens Route 1
Lydia
Clayton Bookman
Glouster
Ervin
Everett Gaskins
Texas
John Rice
Holden
W. Va
Frank Rice
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Office
Athens, Ohlo
VFW
Southeastern
Ohio
Social Betterment Foundation
Entibeer
Srawens
Secretary of the Navy
U. S. Navy
Treasury Department
Red Cross
Congress
Louis Perkins
Dean
Kiwanis
P. ©. Nichols
Rotary Club
Wayne Ward
Liong Chub
FE. Davis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ohio Reformatory
England
Wood County
American Airways
Parkersburg
C. W. Gaskins
Kelvinator
Reerer Ours Maytag
Nelsonville
Ohio Valley Exterminator Company
I A. Locke
Carpenter Hardware CO
Logan
Meigs CO
BUD
Juhling Middleport
Ford
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Athens, Ohio
Fred R. Beasley, Inc
Ogg Motor Co
Fashion Academy