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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1950

Page

7

Marietta Driver Fined and Suspended After Accident

Patrolling officers reported three weekend crashes including a Marietta driver Stanley Leroy Fox 26 arrested in Logan after failing to stop at a collision with William Potter 24 near Athens. Fox received $100 fine and six month license suspension.

Marietta Roy D. Williams State Highway Patrol Chauncey Hocking County Stanley Leroy Fox Sunset Drive Logan William P. Potter Zaleski Athens County Fox Potter

DriverSought After Four Car City Accident

Police seek the driver of a car that caused a four car wreck at W State Street and Congress Street Saturday night. A passenger, Conrad Sheppard, 20, suffered a forehead cut. The Smith owned car fled. Armstrong 28, Frost 26, and Ray Gillett 3 others involved owned parked cars.

W. State Congress Jay G. Smith Williamson W. Va Congress St Warren Armstrong Columbus Armstrong Samuel M. Frost Athens Ray Gillett Glouster Smith Conrad Sheppard

Military Rites Arranged for Pfe. John Peters

Full military funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday for Pfe. John Peters who drowned July 2 in Berlin Germany. Peters son of Mr and Mrs Okey Peters of 603 First Lt a member of the 16th Infantry Regiment stationed in Berlin and a World War II veteran with four years service. He was born August 20 1926 in Columbus Ohio. Survived by wife Grovie daughter Doris Maxine parents four sisters Mildred Wilma Shirley Dorothy and three brothers Robert Columbus Eugene USMC Burton at home. Funeral at Church of Christ in Christian Union burial Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call at parents home.

Point Pleasant Pfe John Peters Berlin Germany Okey Peters 16Th Infantry Columbus Grovie Doris Maxine Mildred Wilma Shirley Dorothy Robert of Columbus Eugene United States Marine Corps Burton Church of Christ In Christian Union Suncrest Cemetery

Coolville Boy Hurt In Fall From Auto

Brooks Harper twelve from Coolville was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital after being run over by a car. He suffered a fractured right arm and scalp abrasions. His mother said he fell from a running car near the Harper home and the rear wheels passed over him. the driver was not identified.

Brooks Harper Coolville Sheltering Arms Hospital Harper

Powell fined for intoxication by mayor after guilty plea

William R. Powell aged 22 from The Plains was fined $10 and costs Sunday by Mayor W. P. Mickle after pleading guilty to intoxication.

William R. Powell the Plains W. P. Mickle

Former AHS Teacher To Attend USC

Ralph W. Arnold a Muskingum College speech professor for four years has resigned to pursue a PhD at the University of Southern California. A native of Logan he is an Ohio University graduate with high honors. He taught at Athens High School four years and served two years in the Marines as an ordnance officer in Hawaii. Mrs. Arnold and their son Jackie plan to move with him to Los Angeles.

Ralph W. Arnold Muskingum College University of Southern California Arnold Logan Ohio University Athens Shaker Heights Marines Hawaii Jackie Los Angeles

Two Held on Check Charge in Athens County

Elmer Kison 30 of Millfield and Stanley K Nickoson 28 of Guysville were bound over to the grand jury after pleading guilty to issuing a false check for 33.75 written in the name of J A Jeffers. A third man is being sought. bonds were set at 500.

Athens County Grand Jury Elmer Kison Millfield Stanley K .Nickoson Guysville W. P. Mickle Robert Blackmore Athens J. A. Jeffers

Accidental Deaths Take Lives of 13 in Ohio

The Associated Press survey shows at least 13 people died in Ohio over the weekend in accidental incidents. Seven were from traffic crashes, two from being struck by trains, with fire electrocution drowning and other accidents each taking one life.

Columbus Ohio Associated Press

Fire Equipment Plant Picked by LAW Local

LAW Local 120 set up a picket line around Sea grave Corp. in Columbus to protest stalled negotiations over a company financed pension. Waldo Sneary, international union representative, cited a collapsed contract as the cause.

Columbus CIO United Auto Workers Seagrave Corp Waldo Sneary International Union

Betsy Ross Sewing Club Holds Eighth Meeting

The Betsy Ross Sewing Club held its eighth meeting at the home of advisor Miss Marie Russell. Senior 4-H Toppers of Coolville gathered at Nancy Davis’s residence. Chase Merry Makers concluded their season with a final gathering at Virgileen Stanley’s home.

Betsy Ross Sewing Club Marie Russell Coolville Nancy Davis The Chase Merry Makers Virgileen Stanley

Howe Family Residence Recalled in Athens History

A century old brick Howe residence at the head of E State St in Athens links to Dr. James Fuller Howe and his family. The article traces ancestors Silas and Alvan Bingham, early Athens figures, and notes ties to Oliver Howe, Buffalo Bill’s physician Louis Howe, and historic events from the Civil War to early Athens governance.

E. State St Athens N. College St Howe Athens County John B. Paul William Blackstone James Fuller Howe Hannah Bingham Howe Sheridan Cedar Creek Carpenter St Henry James Vicksburg Louis Buffalo Bill Cody Wyoming Walter Henry Howe Mexico City Diez Genesee County N. Y E. Washington St City Hall Dr. Howe Oliver Howe Boston John Rowee Howe Elizabeth Nelson Nelsonville Hannah Bingham Silas Bingham Marietta Alvan College Alexander Alvan Bingham East Elmwood Place

FHA Officials Of 11 Counties Attend Meeting

A meeting of Farmer's Home Administration committee members from 11 counties in Southeastern Ohio was held at Athens High School. J. E. Miller and Heber Vance chaired the session to brief members on duties. County members include Mrs. Mildred Scott John Sheridan and Alton Hanning of Athens County.

Farmer's Home Administration Athens High School J. E. Miller FHA Athens Meigs Washington Heber Vance Ohio Vance Athens County Mildred Scott John Sheridan Alton Hanning

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Mr and Mrs Frank Horvath The Plains welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Robert F Russell Millfield welcome a daughter. Admitted Edgar Parsons Trimble Route 1 Roger Hawk Athens Billy Hawk Athens. Dismissed Mrs Faye Baker Cline Athens Mrs James Deweese Mansfield Brooks Harper Coolville.

Frank Horvath the Plains Robert F. Russell Millfield Edgar Parsons Trimble Roger Hawk Athens Billy Hawk Faye Baker Cline James Deweese Mansfield Brooks Harper Coolville

Jailed on Contempt of Court Charge

Paul N. Hawk of Athens Route 2 was found guilty of contempt by Judge Roy D. Williams. A 10 day jail term was suspended if Hawk follows a court order allowing Edna Ruth Hawk to visit their children. The divorce awarded custody to Hawk following grounds of gross neglect.

Paul N. Hawk Athens Roy D. Williams Hawk Edna Ruth Hawk

Police Think Ohio Boy Strangled in Own Trap

East Liverpool police say 13 year old David Brant may have trapped himself in a knot tying ritual. Investigators believe the death resulted from self strangulation with rope and a sapling in a tunnel. Father reports the boy had a habit of tying himself up and a playmate found him unconscious twice.

East Liverpool David Brant David

20 Die in Calcutta Express Wreck

Calcutta to New Delhi express plowed into a derailed freight train yesterday killing 20 people and injuring 110 as emergency crews worked at the crash site in India.

Calcutta India New Delhi

Cool August Weather Maintains Mild Trail

Cool August weather persisted as the 9:30 am thermometer read 71 degrees. The weekend brought similar conditions with temperatures spanning from 76 to 52 on Saturday and 78 to 49 on Sunday.

OU Sets Plans for Meeting National Emergency Need

President John C. Baker appoints a special faculty committee led by Dean E. J. Taylor to plan Ohio University’s role in the national emergency. The group will map areas of faculty strength, identify reserve officers, courses, and extracurriculars, and advise fall registrants on useful study paths. ROTC enrollment is expected to rise, with draft exemptions continuing through the current year.

Ohio University John C. Baker E. J. Taylor College of Applied Science U. S. Navy Ohio U. Best Baker Air Force Defense Department

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