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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1945

Page

17

Athens council weighs updated plan for sewage plant project

Athens City Council asked Burgess Niple to submit a new contract revamping 1938 plans for a sewage disposal plant and interceptor sewer. Costs, funding prospects, and federal aid were discussed as postwar plans to restart the project move forward.

MiEspay Council Athens Messenger ES Athens Burgess & Niple Columbus Sania Bardin Brothers Hocking River Stary Ben K. Bare Columbus Engineers Bare North Fall State Welfare Department Athens State Hospital

McBee serviceman to receive letter amid address file use

A McBee employee notes a letter will reach Cora Mae Yeager using The McBee Co armed forces address file. The firm keeps the up-to-date list for employer use noting servicemen need cheerful letters from home as waiting for return can be hard.

McBee Cora Mae Yeager McBee Co. Armed Forces H. B. Noble

Bethel Store to Quit After Stock Sells

Bethel's Quality Shop at 128 Court St in Athens, oldest grocer, will close when current stock is sold. Founded in 1804 at 7 W State St by Bethel and Webb Bethel, later moved to Court Street in 1915. Webb Bethel died that year. his brother and Mrs. Bethel ran the business for 29 years.

Bethel's Court St Athens Charles S. Bethel Bethel’s W. State St Bethel Webb Bethel S. Court St Schine’s Athena Theater Webb

Sophia Meier 81 Dies At Daughter's Home Pomeroy

Mrs Sophia Meier 81 died at her daughter Mrs Theodore Beegle s Spring St home widow of Phillip Meier a longtime Pomeroy resident She leaves daughters Mrs Charles Glockner Mrs Elmer Killinger Mrs Frank Gress Mrs Franklin Hepp and Mrs Beegle son Phillip Meier of Pomeroy and Willard Meier of Mt Vernon a sister Mrs Catherine Whipple of Huntington twenty one grandchildren and six great grandchildren Also mentions Jeffers family reunion and a Civil Aeronautics Board note about flights to Tokyo

Pomeroy Sophia Meier Theodore Beegle Spring St Married Ladies Altar Sodality Sacred Heart Church Meier Phillip Meier Charles Glockner Elmer Killinger Frank Gress Franklin Hepp Beegle Willard Meier Mt. Vernon Catherine Whipple Huntington

First Topeka enters Tokyo Bay in early bombardment

Athens County leaders discussed veterans aid at a meeting hosted by the American Legion post chaired by F A Lavelle. Richard T. Guseman, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Guseman, served on the Topeka, the first American ship to enter Tokyo Bay and bombard approaches to Tokyo. He described night actions and shore bombardment near Nojima Zaki, and noted no Japanese shipping appeared the next morning. The assembly also reviewed how Selective Service, Ohio University, and local agencies assist returning veterans, with plans to publish a reference booklet for referrals.

Athens County K. T .Crossen Post American Legion F. A. Lavelle Veterans’ Coordinating Camp Richard T. Guseman Elmer Guseman Canaonville Road Tokyo Bay Japan Carl F. Holden USN Topeka Nojima’ Zaki Tokyo Kubla Khan Nippon Bay of Guseman Elmer Navy Pacific Ohio University University Victor Whitehouse Veterans’ Affairs John MacBride Veterans Administration Athens H. H. Sands U. S. Employment Service Office J. 11. Schaad Carl E. Johnson Dr. Whitehouse Franz Woodworth E. F. Sells J. E. Howard Rowena Sprout G. L. Roach Ray Bobo Ross Wright Floyd Brown Glen M. Hanes C. J. Ailstock

Gier Outlines Ohio Wildlife Improvement Plan

Dr. H T Gier of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club on a state effort to boost wildlife on state owned lands. He described experimental tracts in Athens County and surveys in the Muskingum Conservancy District, with food crops and game management funded by hunting licenses.

Ohio Department of Conservation Athens Rotary Club H. T. Gier Ohio University Department of Zoology Gier Athens Waterloo Glouwster Muskingum Conservancy Athens County iGier Ohio Trimble Ohio Securities Ar Darrell H Sams Reading North Shannon Avenue Division of Securities Columbus Roy B. Hawk Darrell H. Sams

Miners Picnic Set by Local Union at Plains High School

Men of Local Union No 3006 UMWA plan their annual picnic in The Plains High School community rooms on Sunday September 2. A pre nite dinner will be served at noon and all members and their families are invited to attend.

the Plains Union No 3006 UMWA Wil Plains High School

Pains of Constipation Replaced by PRU-LAX Relief

A middle aged woman describes social withdrawal and bloating from constipation until PRU-LAX restored appetite and eased gas. The ad urges quick use of laxatives with a money back promise and cautions proper direction.

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