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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1957

Page

6

Mayor vows crackdown on parking violations in town

Mayor E F Robinson announced an all out effort with the police to curb parking violations. He urged stricter ticketing with a one hour payment rule and threatened towing for repeat violators. He emphasized freeing space for Christmas shoppers and noted plans to expand village parking with an 80 by 140 foot lot pending fill dirt.

Pomeroy E. F. Robinson Robinson Free Village Mechanic Street

Meigs County Official Named to OAPSE Committee

POMEROY Carl Gorby of Meigs County schools was named to the legislative committee of the Ohio Association of Public School Employees during the OAPSE state convention in Cleveland on November 29 and 30. He, president of the local chapter, noted 435 attendees. next year’s annual meeting will be in Columbus on May 15 and 16.

Pomeroy Carl Gorby Meigs County Ohio Association of Public School Employees Gorby OAPSE Cleveland George Wagner Columbus

Three Maryland Men Admit Forged Card Used Here

Prosecutor James O Brien says written confessions were obtained from Gene Evans Corley James W Smith and Lowell Edward Weddle all of Baltimore. They bought 97 dollars of anti freeze with a forged oil company card in Meigs County on November 5 and face indictment by the October term grand jury. The trio were arrested in South Point by the Ironton post and held on 1000 bonds each.

Pomeroy Meigs County James O’brien Maryland O’brien Toledo Pennsylvania Ohio Gene Evans Corley James W. Smith Lowell Edward Weddle Baltimore South Point Lawrence County Ironton State Highway Patrol

Religious Freedom Stamp Honors 1657 Remonstrance

A three cent stamp commemorating religious freedom in America and the 1657 Flush ing Remonstrance will go on sale in Flushing Long Island New York on December 27. Its central symbols are a Bible a hat and a quill with design by Robert Geissman of New York City.

America Flushing Long Island N.Y Robert Geissman New York City

Pomeroy DA Officers Elected In Social Notes

Theodorus Council of D A met at the JOOF Hall and elected Nettie Hayes as councilor and Edna Reibel as councilor. Ethel Stewart reported ill. The charter was draped 30 days for Emilie Allensworth. Initiation for two candidates with Erna Jesse as captain and Caddie Wickham as initiatory councilor.

Pomeroy Theodorus Council Daughters of America Joof Hall Nettie Hayes Ethel Stewart Emmaline Allensworth Erna Jesse Caddie Wickham Marjorie Woodard Elizabeth Campbell Lillie Hauck Athens State Hospital Edna Reibel Lela Flint Darla Stahl Annice Ohlinger Margaret Seidenable Nellie Ketter Marie Hauck Outside Sentinel Vessie Roush Inside Sentinel Dellas Stahl

Loyal Pals Class Hosts Christmas Theme Evening

Miss Frances Roush and Miss Nina Russell hosted the Loyal Pals Class of the Middleport Church of Christ at Roush home on Tuesday evening. Miss Mildred Hawley led as president with Mrs. Fred Gardner giving the opening prayer. Mrs. C. E. Hoyt spoke on Christmas in Other Lands and the Origin of Candles. A gift exchange featured guest guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gardner who received a poinsettia, and Mrs. Hoyt also received a gift alongside Mrs. Wilma Sargent as a guest. Decorations included holly poinsettias and candles on the mantle and a refreshment table centerpiece of holly red carnations and red candles.

Middleport Frances Roush Middleport Church of Christ Nina Russell Mildred Hawley Fred Gardner Fred I. Gardner

Cafeteria To Open At Western Rutland

A new cafeteria for Rutland Western Local School District opens January 6 in the elementary gym to feed about 600 students. Students pay 25 cents per lunch, with state funds providing four cents per meal. Mrs. Giles Smith leads the Rutland PTA backing kitchen equipment and a kitchen shower is planned for December 9.

Middleport Rutland State Department of Education Giles Smith Rutland Pta Pearl Little Hiram Slanter Thelma Carpenter PTA

Mrs. B. A. Dodson Hosts Guests at Home

Mrs. B. A. Dodson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson of Akron, who are her granddaughter’s guests. Thanksgiving visitors included Eroll Conroy Jr. and daughter Kimberly Ann of Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. Long of Akron.

Pomeroy B. A. Dodson Robert Hutchinson Akron Dodson Hutchinson Eroll Conroy Jr Kimberly Ann Huntington Mrs. Long

POMEROY ON 50th ANNIVERSARY OF MACKNIGHT COUPLE

Mr and Mrs William Mac Knight celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Hartford home from 2 to 5 pm. They have five children and seven grandchildren. One son, William Jr, was killed in France in 1944 with the 7th Division. two children reside in Huntington and Hartford. Friends visited from Huntington Bluefield Mason New Haven and Hartford.

J. G. Smith, Jr Hartford Julia MacKnight William MacKnight, Jr France Huntington Bluefield Mason New Haven

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