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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1952

Page

14

Seven Arrests And Fines Reported

Arrests by Marshal Banfield and fines in Mayor Wadley s court include Elizabeth Karr of Columbus and Charles Haven Johnson of West Virginia for crashing a traffic signal. Pearl Carsey of Athens fined for resisting an officer, Pauline Rinnart of Cleveland fined for fighting and disturbing the peace, Donald White of West Virginia fined for failure to obey a stop light, and Walter E. Dix of Dearborn Michigan fined for violation of the common carrier act.

Chauncey Clifford Banfield Charles Wadley Inclde Elizabeth Karr Columbus Charles Haven Johnson West Virginia William Ray Stanley Pearl Carsey Athens Pauline Rinnart Cleveland Donald White Walter E. Dix Dearborn Mich

Homecoming Is Observed

A homecoming was held at the home of Mrs. Martha Bullock on Sunday August 24. Attendees included multiple Bullocks from Fairborn and Columbus along with Adams and Manning families and visitors from Nelsonville Truetown Morristown and Columbus.

Chauncey Martha Bullock James Bullock Wanda Lizzie Jones Fairborn Ohio Floyd Bullock Dalmus Bullock Earnest Bullock J. Manning Roy Bullock Tom Hook James Manning Columbus Josie Adkins

Four Girls Attend Camp From Hocking Valley Parish

Four girls from the Hocking Valley Parish Church of Christ travel to Camp Christian at Magnetic Springs for a weeklong session. Ann Heiser and Yvonne Sharp of Trimble join Betty Russell of Greens Run and Janis Davis of Chauncey with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Davis of Lowell. They visited Mrs. Davis's mother Mrs. Lewis Liggett and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beacom in Sunbury during the trip.

Chauncey Hocking Valley Church of Christ Camp Christian Magnetic Springs Ann Heiser Yvonne Sharp Trimble Betty Russell Greens Run Janis Davis W. G. Davis Lowell Given Janis Betty

Village receives year long sewage discharge permit

New Lexington authorities announce a one year state permit allowing discharge of sewage into Moxahala Creek and the Muskingum River. The notice includes a health department certification and outlines the scope of the permit.

New Lexington Crooksville State Department of Health Water Pollution Control Board Moxahala Creek Muskingum River Vernon Stoneburner Six Mile Here War Department David Stoneburner Kirchheimbandin Simon Gordon Somerset Ohio State Penitentiary Roseville Elmer Kinnan Maxwell Williams Aussie Bowen J. S. Williams Kay Eveland Maxine Eveland Muskingum County Robert L. King Perry County

Wilkesville News and Funeral Services Report

Mr and Mrs Ray Strausbaugh and sister Mrs Ernest Major were injured in an auto accident en route to Pennsylvania for Lizzie Newland funeral services. Theodore Phillips 86, buried at Vinton Memorial Cemetery after services at Wilkesville Presbyterian Church. The annual Wilkesville bean dinner, sponsored by the American Legion, is planned.

Wilkesville Ray Strausbaugh Ernest Major Pennsylvania Lizzie Newland Marietta Hospital Theodore Phillips Wilkesville Presbyterian Church Vinton Memorial Cemetery Sam Cameron Xenia Bert Bable Logan Alva Phillips Carl Thomas Marion American Legion Ralph White Cassandra Charles Mulholland Columbus Elmo Rollins Milford Long Georgia Gray Frank Gray

Hemlock Grove Homecoming at Hemlock Grove Church

Hemlock Grove hosts a Sunday homecoming at Hemlock Grove Church with a noon basket dinner. Attendees include Bert Romine and family, Earl Smith and son Charles, Doyle Sargent and family, Francis Romine, and others from Reedsville and Middleport.

Hemlock Grove Bert Romine Earl Smith Charles Doyle Sargent Francis Romine Etta Anna Eastman Silas Taylor Arthur Atherton Alfred Charles Ban Reedsville Porter Midkiff Ziba Midkiff Clay Bryan Middleport Wilbur Midkiff Jewell Story

Brothers in Navy sail together on Mediterranean voyage

Chauncey Mr and Mrs Hollis Cunningham announce their son Terry, a Navy sailor, has returned from Haiti to Norfolk Virginia where he met his brother Fred also in the Navy. They sailed aboard the USS Quincy for a Mediterranean cruise beginning Monday and lasting until March when Terry expects discharge.

Chauncey Hollis Cunningham Terry Navy Haiti Norfolk Fred Quincy Mediterranean

Party Held On Birthday Honoring Sammy Stalder

Mr. and Mrs. Hol lis Stalder hosted a lawn party Monday evening for the 12th birthday of their son Sammy. Guests included Connie Perry Johnny Tippie Carolyn Tippie Lewis Hartley Mary Rogers Dennis Nicholson Joe Nicholson Ruth Ann Saffel Gary Bickley Judy Patsy Penny McCafferty Sue Ann Wallace Danny Wallace Larry Bowe Sharon Walker Claudia Gwen Davis Harvey Nye Chauncey Sue Ann Barker Athens Sandra Patty Smith Lower Plains Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mrs. Delores Taylor Mrs. Minnie Stalder and Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Barker helped serve ice cream and the four layer birthday cake.

Chauncey Hollis Stalder Sammy Connie Perry Johnny Tippie Carolyn Tippie Lewis Hartley Mary Rogers Dennis Nicholson Joe Nicholson Ruth Ann Saffel Gary Bickley Judy Patsy Penny McCafferty Sue Ann Wallace Danny Wallace Larry Bowe Sharon Walker Claudia Gwen Davis Harvey Nye Sue Ann Barker Athens Sandra

Industrial Promotion Committee To Meet

Chauncey reports indicate the Industrial Promotion committee will convene Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the city building. Members will present committee reports and discuss ongoing projects.

Chauncey

Chauncey Personal News From Local Families

Chauncey personals note visits by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Som mers and Mrs. George Garner to Phoenix and Nelsonville, with Arthur Leys hosts in Athens. Gilbert Love visits Columbus relatives. Ezra Karns hospitalized for observation. Hollig Cunningham children Dean and David recover from whooping cough and a broken arm respectively.

Raymond Sommers Phoenix Ariz George Garner Nelsonville John Ley Ley Home Charles Ley Athens Gilbert Love Columbus Alva Karns Henry Morgan Ezra Karns Hollig Cunningham Dean

Alfred Grange Visits Ohio for Program and Local News

Alfred Grange presented a program in Ohio on August 22. Residents including the Bentz family assisted in caring for William Bentz. Various visits, 4-H plans, church events, and a homecoming at Alfred Methodist Church are announced with services by Rev. Grove and a Sunset Four program. WSCS and MYF meetings are noted with upcoming dates.

Alfred Alfred Grange Ohio Warren Bentz Athens Bentz William Bentz Neva Jean Davis Marietta Norma Jean Robinson Phyllis Cain Detroit James Derraberry Laddie Knight Akron Murray Hopkins Betty Dayton Jimmy Woodyard Cincinnati Alfred Boys Clair Woode Ralph Henderson J. M. Gaul Delbert Gaul Grove Freeland Norris Sunset Four WSCS Nellie Parker Helen Woode Merle Griffith Isola Taylor

Buck Run notes end of visit with relatives and guests

Miss Gladys Flowers returned home after weeks with Rev Clyde Gibson of Logan Route 2. Caroline Nutter of Gore visited sister Eliza Kline. Dave Woltz hosted dinners for Eunice Ramsey and family from Nashville and others from Carroll and Lancaster. Various Woltz kin visited and hosted gatherings in Lancaster area.

Buck Run Gladys Flowers Clyde Gibson Logan Caroline Nutter Gore Eliza Kline Dave Woltz Eunice Ramsey Paul, Freddie Linda Nashville J. E. Woltz Roscoe Walters Cambridge Harold Woltz Marcia Gregory Carolyn Hamburg Road Lancaster Gail Woltz Marvin Bailey Effie Woltz

Chauncey Church of Christ Workers Gather Thursday

Men of the Chauncey Church of Christ plan Thursday night work at the parish house and church detailing upkeep tasks and preparations for upcoming services.

Chauncey Chauncey Church of Christ

Pt Pleasant Resident Dies Unexpectedly

Mrs. Marcelline Wilson Bradshaw, 42, died at her home in Pt Pleasant after a cerebral hemorrhage. She and her sister ran a local beauty shop for about 16 years. survived by husband Herman Bradshaw, mother Bertha Wilson, sister Miss Wilson, and cousin Jack Adams of Bainbridge Maryland. Mohr Arnett funeral home handling arrangements.

Point Pleasant Marcelline Wilson Bradshaw Mason County Bertha Wilson John Wilson Herman Bradshaw Mason Miss Wilson Jack Adams Bainbridge, Md Mohr-Arnett Funeral Home

Camp Reports Minor Deficit At Chauncey Camp

The Chauncey Dover band camp near Marietta ran a $5.68 deficit. Receipts totaled $664 with expenses of $658.72. Key receipts: 68 students at $5, confectionery profit $4.72, club treasury $299.28. Expenses included $75 for Mrs. Ferrel and groceries $523.72.

Chauncey Chauncey- Dover Marietta Club Treasury Ferrel

Meeting Conducted By UMW Auxiliary in Moose Hall

The Ladies Auxiliary of the UMW of Amet in Moose Hall held a meeting Friday August 22. Secretary Elizabeth Clark announced the next gathering will be September 12. A social hour followed with a pot luck lunch for attendees including Josephine Lewis Mary Reeves Kate Parks Elsie Whaley Edna Embrey Edith Mingus Goldie Byers Garnet Trace Winnie Higgins Stella Lambert Anna Rigney Elizabeth Rankin and Elizabeth Clark.

Glouster UMW Amet Moose Hall Elizabeth Clark Josephine Lewis Mary Reeves Kate Parks Elsie Whaley Edna Embrey Edith Mingus Goldie Byers Garnet Trace Winnie Higgins Stella Lambert Anna Rigney Elizabeth Rankin

Glouster Area Residents Welcome Extended Family and Guests

Glouster area notices list Mrs. Dessie Tipton and her son Robert visiting Mrs. Lunsford along with Mr and Mrs Charles Belkoper of Toledo and Mrs Farmers sister of Murray City. Also hosting Lunsford relatives from Toledo. Community events include a Crooksville protest meeting over telephone rates and visits by Bill Gibbs from Columbus and Bill Hennessy from Akron. Reverend John Devol and Diana attended the state fair in Columbus and aided at Hebron Methodist Church before joining a district ministers gathering in Lancaster to discuss evangelism.

C. G. Lunsford Jacksonville Columbus John Devol Diana Hebron Devol Lancaster Chillicothe

Son Promoted in German Duty with 16th Infantry

Mr and Mrs Carlos Parks of this city announce their son Arthur P Parks has been promoted to corporal while training with the 16th infantry division in Germany. He was moved from Furth to Schwinfurt Germany.

Glouster Carlos Parks Arthur P. Parks 16Th Infantry Division Germany Furth Schwinfurt

Joneses Buy Cherry Street Home From Bod enbender

Mr and Mrs Allison Jones formerly living at 27 Main Street have purchased the Karl Bod enbender property on Cherry Street and moved into the new residence this week.

Glouster Allison Jones Jimmy McCarty Main St Karl Bodenbender Cherry St

Slaughter Market Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep

In Cincinnati, hogs sold mostly steady with top near 21.35 and weights 130 to 275 pounds. Cattle trade very slow with limited demand and mixed prices across weights. calves light yearlings 30 to 32, cows 13 to 18, bulls up to 37. Sheep slow with lambs 26 to 29 for choice, feeder lambs around 20. Market cited state clearance restrictions impacting loads from out of state.

Cincinnati USDA

Poultry Butter Eggs Prices in Cincinnati Report

Cincinnati AP bulletin lists egg prices by grade white 62-66 percent brown 62-65 percent white 55-58 percent brown 55-58 percent medium white 55-58 percent brown 55-58 percent. Poultry fryers sold 2 percent pounds white crosses 33-35 red 33-35 heavy hens 22-25 light 14 old roosters 14. Butter wholesale 80 premium 63 regular 58. Potatoes 4.25-6.75.

Cincinnati U.S

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