Athens Council approves sewage plant plans for state review
Athens Ohio council authorized Burgess and Naple to draft plans for a proposed Sewage Disposal Plant to pursue state Board of Health approval and secure the remaining federal loan funds. Details on cost or schedule were not disclosed as plans advance, while zoning board and safety features were discussed and traffic lights approved for locations on E State and near East Side School.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Council
Columbus Engineering
State Board of Health
Safety Service
George R. Evans
State Board
Utah St
Hocking River
Baltimore
Burgess and Naple
Columbus
L. W. Roberts
New Planning Commission
Roberts
Franz Woodsworth
Fred H. Beckler
Ip. H. Druggan
Mayor and Safety Service
Oscar Fulton
Evans
E. State St
East Side
E. Washington and College
Fulton
Veterans
Armory
Armory St
BE. Mulberry
University Terrace
van Vorhes St
Townsend
Communities Held at Fault in Youth Delinquency
Rotary speaker Gerald Stahley, BIS academic director, faulted communities for youth delinquency. He said about 25 percent of BIS boys are readmitted, blaming family, school, church and recreation. He noted high psychopathic rates, poor home backgrounds, and limited church involvement as key factors. He urged better facilities and juvenile integration with urban settings.
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Lancaster
Gerald Stahley
BIS
Rotary
Stahley
Athens
Psycopathic
wMmomy Suu Uuys
Uclialu
Ohio
Coshocton
Marietta
Logan
Sie Stahley
J. Everett
Land Transfer Drop Is Continued in Athens County
November activity in Athens County shows mixed trends with vehicle titles up from October at 431 total, while real estate deeds fell to 184 from October’s 196. Car and truck titles rose modestly, used car titles plunged, school bus residences appeared, and mortgage activity edged up despite overall fee declines.
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Athens County
Recorder
Claudis Chappel
Country Recorder
Marriages Decline as Licenses Drop from October to November
In November marriage licenses fell to 18 from 25 in October. Among men laborers dropped from six to two, while other occupations remained varied. Women listing occupations included at home, clerks, bindery work, student, restaurant worker, and shop work, with several laboring outside the home.
Brothers Held On Concealed Weapon Charge In Jacksonville
Harold L. and Samuel A. Ebsen of Jacksonville were bound over to the Grand Jury after arraignment before Mayor Franz Woodworth on carrying concealed weapons. Harold pleaded guilty. Samuel pleaded innocent. They posted $100 bail each provided by their father. Police found a revolver on a taxi trip to Athens when stopped by the glow department.
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Harold L
Samuel A. Ebsen
Jacksonville
Grand
Franz Woodworth Onicharges
Harold Eblen
Samuel
Samuel Eblen
Eblens
Athens
Glow
J. B. Grogan
Richard P. Adams
Kenton
James H. Six
Glouster
Ena
Willian Rutter
Cold Snap Persists as 13 Registers Low Reading
The cold snap continued last night with temperatures dropping to 12 degrees, inching one degree above the prior night’s low. A slight rebound is noted as 22 degrees was recorded at 4 10 am today by Mrs. C. N. France, weather observer.
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C. N. France
4-H Club Award Basis To Be Revised
The basis of awards in 4-H Club work will be revised at a 4-H committee meeting at the County Extension Office, Wednesday at 1 P.M. In addition to premiums at the county fairs, 4-H awards include trips to the Ohio Conservation Camp, Leadership Training Camp, and the Ohio 4-H Club Congress for OSU. Committee members are Mrs. W. G. Munn Albany, Paul Burson Shade, Wilbur White Lottridge, Mrs. James Meschers Amesville, and Albert Keirns Amesville. C. C. Lang, Miss Villa Tippie, and Ross Wright join the meeting.
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Ohio Conservation Camp
OSU
W. G. Munn
Albany
Paul Burson
Shade
Wilbur White
Lottridge
James Mescher S
Albert Keirn
Charles Fisk Dies Monday in Beaumont
Charles Fisk 72 of Beaumont died Monday afternoon at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a two week illness. A former coal miner born in New Straitsville, he lived in Athens County most of his life. Survived by wife Well and six children including Ruth Fisk Gallipolis and Paul Fisk Athens, ten grandchildren, and a former wife Maude Seevers Fisk. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Chauncey Church of Christ with Rev. Gilbert Courtney. burial Nye Cemetery. Friends may call Beaumont home anytime.
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Charles
Bud) Fisk
Beaumont
Sheltering Arms Hospital
New Straitsville
Athens County
Fisk
Well
Ruth
Gallipolis
James Danner
Alfred Newell
Granby
Mass
Paul R. Fisk
Athens
Mark Fisk
Chauncey
John Henry Fisk
Maude Seevers Pisk
Charles Melvin, Jr
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Nye
On the Farm Vet School Slated for Amesville
Amesville will host an on the farm veterinary training school announced by Glen M. Hanes. Paul Foster will explain provisions and advantages at a World War II veterans meeting at the Ames-Bern School Wednesday evening. U.S. Agriculture Council and Veterans Administration will be represented. all veterans interested in agriculture urged to attend.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern
At & P
Death of Relative Is Reported
Mrs. George Frashier 56 has received word of the death of her brother Elza Turner 58 in El Cerrito California. Funeral services are tonight at El Cerrito and the body will be flown to Jackson Ohio for burial. Surviving are Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Joseph Lohse houseskeeper at Boyd Hall. Some newspaper presses are capable of producing 300000 Leopies an hour.
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George Frashier
St. Has
Elza ‘Turner
el Cerrito
Calif
Jackson, O
Turner
Joseph Lohse
Boyd Hall
Air Mail Service Here Is Improved
The All American Airlines install twin engined mail planes on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati route with Athens connections to speed service. Ralph M. Smeck says heavier packages can be handled with fewer planes. Athens schedule is 9 20 am 10 am 2 20 pm and 4 55 pm daily. A passenger service is proposed but still in blueprint stage.
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All American Airlines
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati
Athens
Ralph M. Smeck
Smeck
CAB
Markets Show Tepid Tone Amid Coal Dispute Outlook
New York markets opened weak as investors awaited the national coal dispute outcome. Trading slowed and prices edged lower near midday while wholesale figures for butter eggs fowls and turkeys were listed, with cattle hogs and sheep showing modest activity and mixed prices in a dampened session.
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NEW York
Marshfield VFW to Install Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Gilham Post 8804 VFW officers will be installed at a 7:30 p m Wednesday meeting in Marshfield in the group’s new clubrooms. George L. Fetter and other state officers will attend with Rol and M. Pierce officiating. Veterans with overseas duty and eligible members may join. A lunch will be served after the meeting.
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New Marshfield
Gilham Frank Post
VFW
George L. Fetter
Department
Rol
M. Pierce
Dis- Selsony Er Auction Trier
Amateur Show Planned at Coolville High School
A Wednesday 8 p.m. amateur show at Coolville High School auditorium features elementary and high school students, with the glee club and orchestra performing. Prizes will be awarded for top amateur acts.
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Coolville
Vocational Rehabilitation Described at Kiwanis Meeting
District Supervisor John N Patchen outlined the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation goals and services at a Kiwanis Club gathering. Eligibility requires age sixteen or older a handicap affecting employment feasibility and the service may cover medical and vocational diagnosis prognosis counseling and planning physical rehabilitation and training funded by a federal grant matched by the state. Guests included Ralph E Mast Lee Roach and Jon Thacklery pianist. Birthday honors were given and announcements noted Father Son and Daughter Dinner on December 146 and the Christmas party on December 23.
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Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
John N. Patchen
Patchen
Bureau
Kiwanis Club
Ralph E. ‘Mast
Lee Roach
Jon Thacklery
George Smith
Byron Wolfe
Carl A. Frey
Dewey Goddard
Prayer Band to Meet at Bailey Home Route 33
Graham Chapel prayer group will gather Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Pete Bailey on Route 33 with Holly Kelley presiding as leader.
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Graham Chapel Prayer Band
Pete Bailey
Holly Kelley
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