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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1956

Page

6

Athens City Schools Award $1.1 Million Building Contracts

Athens Board of Education awarded contracts for two additions to Athens High School funded by a $1,100,000 bond. Davidson Building Service won general construction at 157,854.80 dollars, Scioto Plumbing and Heating 47,785. Co. and Ball Electric 44,725.05 for electrical work. Total bids exceed 250,000 dollars, with work targeted to begin around October and use expected by September 1957. Additional elementary additions at East and West Side schools are funded by the same bond.

Athens City Board of Education Athens High School Davidson Building Service Athens Scioto Plumbing and Heating Co Chillicothe Ball Electric Co Belpre Willard P. Barker Barker West Side

Appointments Approved In City Safety Department

The board approved 90 day probationary positions in the city safety department after civil service exams. Carl S. Frey was confirmed to the city police force following test results released by Edward Cole. Orkce P. Oxley earned the highest score for the fire position. another applicant failed to reach the factory score. Frey is an Ohio University junior living on Shannon Ave. Oxley recently bought a home at 32 Avenue Place after changing residence from Nelson.

Wren City Safety Department Civil Service Carl S. Frey Edward Cole Frey Orkce P. Oxley Ohio University Shannon Ave Oxley Aven Pl

Executives Training Address Tells OU Program Highlights

Dr J Leroy Thompson of Dow Jones will close Ohio University Executive Development Program in Athens. Thirty executives from seven states attended the four week program under Dean Clark Myers. Topics included distribution marketing advertising and production with OU faculty aiding.

Royal McBee Corp Ohio University Lee MacFeiggan Hartford Lonn Otis Simpson Athens W. W. Pennell Port Chester N.Y Kenneth Begg J. Leroy Thompson Direcor Dow Jones and Co., Inc Saturda Clark E. Myers OU College of Commerce Dr. Thompson Wall Street Journal National Business and Financial Weekly Washington D. C Wilmington College Columbia Dow Jones and Co Ridgewood Ohio Newburgh N. J Tarrytown N. Y North America Dean Myers John C. Baker Amos C. Anderson William H. Fiethorn Edwin T. Hellebrandt David Levinson Roy H. Paynter Duane Blackwood Lorin S. Stai

GOP Readies Fall Plans for Athens County

Elmer Jones, Athens County chairman, announced three appointments in the Republican party for the fall campaign. Harold Rose named director of the state judicial campaign, Ray Bobo chairing the Bender for senator committee, and William Mechem as county publicity officer. An Executive Committee workshop is planned for August 15 to set up a working program for the committee.

Athens County Elmer Jones Harold Rose Ray Bobo Bender William Mechem Jones GOP

Tot Bitten By Stray Dog While Petting It

Two year old Perry Bennett Jr of 47 Richland Ave is under observation for rabies after being bitten on the head and face by a stray dog Tuesday afternoon Police Chief J B Grogan said the dog was not located soon after the incident He received medical treatment and tetanus shots to counteract rabies poisoning In vestigation ongoing Columbus man fined $25 in Municipal Court for a charge filed by his sister Jet Hart of Beaumont.

Perry Bennett Jr Richland Ave J. B. Grogan Columbus Jack Brammer Jet Hart Beaumont

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes Local Births and Admissions

Noted births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vatteron of Detroit Michigan a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles France Plains a daughter to Mr and Mrs Oris Hudnall Albany Route 3 a son to Mr and Mrs Stacy Phillips then Route 2 and a son to Mr and Mrs John Easterling then s Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Mary Begg Athens Mrs Howard Stinson Albany Deborah Moore Vandalia and discharges including Mrs Danny Saylor Athens Kathryn Rateliff Bay Route 1 and daughter of Mr and Mrs William Parsons Athens Route 2.

Sheltering Arms Hospital Lawrence Vatter Detroit Mich Charles France the Plains Oris Hudnall Albany Stacy Phillips Thens John Easterling Mary Begg Athens Howard Stinson Deborah Moore Vandalia Danny Saylor Kathryn Rateliff Bay William Parsons

Jailed for Contempt and Non Payment of Fine

Lawrence Schofield 55 of Maxburg jailed Friday after municipal court hearing on intoxication. He pleaded guilty, fined 75 dollars plus costs. Judge J F Newcomb found him in contempt for failing to pay earlier court costs from a 1955 intoxication charge, sentencing five days in jail for contempt and non payment of the fine.

Lawrence Schofield Maxburg Sity Police Schofield J. F. Newcomb

New Pastor Named For Nazarene Church Athens Church of the Nazarene names Rev. C. L. Wooten to succeed Rev. Drell H. Goff

The Rev. C. L. Wooten becomes pastor of the Athens Church of the Nazarene succeeding Rev. Drell H. Goff who heads to Cardington. Wooten, from North Nampa Idaho, led 126 new members into his former church and 84 new Sunday school enrollments last year. He is a Northwest Nazarene College Regent and Olivet Nazarene College graduate. His wife will join him after Sept. 1. Edith Colleen, their daughter, recently graduated from Northwest Nazarene College. The Wootens plan a new parsonage and will arrange living quarters for now.

C. L. Wooten Athens Nampa Chamber of Commerce Samaritan Hospital Board of Northwest Nazarene College Board of Regents Olivet Nazarene College Kan Ikakee Ohio Portsmouth Marion Idaho Edith Colleen Northwest Nazarene College

New Method Advances Artificial Insemination In Ohio

The Central Ohio Breeding Association and Ohio State University report a new frozen semen technique improving dairy beef stock. Studs west of Columbus supply diverse sires, enabling best traits to pass to offspring and increasing conception rates. Frozen semen preserves indefinitely at minus 110 degrees and ships on dry ice, with 20 percent of Ohio cows bred via COBA in 1955. Contact local agents Hib bard or Gillespie to obtain service, while the method already draws inquiries nationwide. A Friday Hale weather note records a 54 to 68 degree stretch in rural Hamley Run.

Ohio Central Ohio Ohio State University Agriculture Kenneth Gillespie Neel Columbus Ned COBA Denmark Athens County Hibbard Gillespie Reed

Jury Trial Called Off for Fred Bruce Russell

Jurors summoned for a drunk driving case against Fred Bruce Russell of Millfield are told not to appear Monday. Russell waives a jury and will be heard by Judge Francis D. White on Thursday instead. Sheriff informs those summoned for Monday of the change.

Fred Bruce Russell Millfield Common Pleas Russell Francis D. White Sheriff's Department

Kroger Fire I Still C Investigating Cause At Kroger

Fire Chief Charles Dalton said the cause of the Kroger supermarket blaze remains undetermined as cleanup continues. A formal city letter commends police for keeping traffic clear while firefighters battled the blaze. Kroger was built by Frank W. Cone Inc correcting earlier builders listing of Frank W. Cone and associates.

Kroger Charles Dalton Dalton Frank W. Cone,Inc Frank W. Cone and Associates

Albany Boy Loses Leg in Farm Accident Aids Sought

A private group seeks to fund an artificial limb for five year old Clarence Oxley of Albany after a hay field mower accident last month. His leg was amputated below the knee. Albany doctor father treated him. Earl Goodin Athens firefighter helps solicit funds.

Runas Albany Clarence Oxley Earl Goodin Athens

Athens Guardsmen Head To Camp Breckenridge For Training

Athens National Guard unit departs Sunday for a two week training period at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky. About 60 officers and enlisted men will participate with a four day field problem and basic training for recruits. The trip by bus will take about 12 hours with meals arranged en route and immunizations completed before departure. Upon arrival, units will parade for Gov Lausche and Adjutant General Krieber.

Athens’ National Guard Camp Breckenridge 2Nd Battalioth Regimental Combat CWO Carl R. Wilson Ithe State Athens Frank J. Lausche Leo Krieber Adjutant General of Ohio

Minor Collision Reported by Patrol Near Route 124 Junction

State Highway Patrol reports a minor collision on Route 124 near Route 14 Thursday evening involving a semi truck driven by Vernon J. Millhone 23 of Reedsville and a car driven by Ronald E. Barber 20 of Reedsville. Both vehicles scraped at 6 30 with no injuries.

Route 14 Vernon] E. Millhone Reedsville Ronald E. Barber

Injunction Halts Fire Engine Sale In Trimble

Three residents obtained a temporary injunction to stop the Village of Trimble from selling its only fire engine to Jacksonville. The suit argues irreparable damage if the engine is sold, noting the village paid 6100 for it and had planned a 2500 sale price. The order was issued without bond or hearing pending a later permanent restraining order hearing.

Trimble Jacksonville Common Pleas Court Harley Blower William Shirey Steve

Hudson Rambler Cross Country Economy Run Highlight

The Hudson Rambler Cross Country Station Wagon averaged 32.9 miles per gallon in NASCARs California to New York economy run. See it today at Economy Drive, 56 Hudson.

California New York

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