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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1946

Page

5

Records transfer completed as OPA unit ends in Athens

The Athens War Price and Rationing Board closes its doors Thursday after operating as a local OPA branch since May 1942. Miss Olive Rose and Leonard Prater managed records transfer to district headquarters amid plans for vacation follow. In a separate incident, John E. Connelly faces manslaughter charges after a Route 50 collision near Coolville that killed Lewis Kelley and injured Harry Kelley. Connelly says he did not see stop signs on the crossing.

Athens Aual Athens County Commissioners Leonard W. Prater Olive Rose Office of Price Administration War Price and Rationing Administration L. C. Baker Mr. Prater Miss Rose Prater OPA Jocal Board John E. Connelly Cincinnati Coolville Lewis Kelley George Bateman Jewell Peters Bateman Connelly Harry Kelley Kelley Harley Blair Maryland Kelleys Belpre Pomeroy Parkersburg State Highway Patrol Franz Woodsworth

Live animals and gifts aid Wilmington church relief drive

Parishioners of Christ Episcopal Church Wilmington Delaware collected live animals and other gifts for the poor. The Rev Dr William C Munds rector and husband of Catherine Chubb granddaughter of Dean Emeritus Edwin Watts Chubb initiated the drive to thank God for sparing Europe from war. Goods distributed to needy families and institutions with ex GIs possibly receiving furniture for new homes.

Christ Episcopal Church Wilmington Del Wiliam C. Munds Catherine Chubb Ohio University Edwin Watts Chubb

Glass Pleads Guilty to DWI in Common Pleas Court

Charles E. Glass, 21, of Jacksonville, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after arraignment in Common Pleas Court. He was arrested on Route 33, north of Athens, by the State Highway Patrol for traveling at 65 miles per hour on the wrong side of the highway. Judge QO F. Rowland fined him 100 dollars and costs and suspended his driving rights for six months, with fifty dollars of the fine suspended.

Charles E. Glass Jacksonville Common Pleas Court Glass Route 33 Athens State Highway Patrol QO. F. Rowland

Rain totals and cool turn in local weather report

Overcast skies yesterday produced .63 inch of rain, reported by weather observer Mrs. C. N. France. Temperatures fell from a high of 60 degrees to a low of 32 degrees as she noted the sharp nighttime drop.

C. N. France

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

A local hospital notices births and admissions. Newborns include daughters to Earl Barney of Carpenter, Raymond Woodbure of Athens, Carl Whitlareh of Athens, and sons to Clarence Hills and Raymond Rowan of Athens. Admissions list patients from Athens, The Plains, Amesville, Chauncey, Glouster, Stewart, and Albany for major or minor surgery and medical care.

Earl Barney Carpenter Raymond Woodbure Athens Carl Whitlareh Clarence Hills Raymond Rowan Ermel Arbaugh Albany, & Son Paul Stanley James Darnell Roger Sapp Blanche Grandy the‘ Plains Martha Davis Stewart G. M. Easler Amesville Ie A. H. Williams Margaret Hunter Albany W. K. Scott Edith Pancake Chauncey Air Carol Quest Thelma Dalton Glouster Don Anders Lucille Miller Glenn Atkinson Wilma Pyle Millfield Elaine Crabtree Wanda Tedrick Faye Stevens Fred Haning Downington

Nora Bryson Dies at 71 in Hooper Ridge Rites Friday

Nora Bryson 71 of Hooper Ridge died Tuesday at her daughter's home Amesville Road after several months illness. She was born in Athens County and lived there all her life. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Morris Mrs. Susan Saulters and Mrs. Bertha Phillips a sister Mrs. Adaline Easler two brothers K S Linscott and Alonzo Linscott five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home with Rev. W D Robinson. Burial West Union St Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 pm Thursday at the funeral home.

Nora Bryson Hooper Ridge Emma Morris Amesville Road Bryson Athens County K. S. Linscott Millfield Alonzo Linscott Columbus George Leslie Bryson Dowler and Ferguson W. D. Robinson West Union St

Four Fined 99.70 Total in City Court

Mayor Franz Woodworth collected another 99.70 in court this morning from four individuals in intoxication charges. Three youths from The Plains Harry Schoonover 20 Orland Bricker 21 and William Cullison 22 pleaded guilty and were fined 5 and costs each. William J Toomey 28 Parkersburg pleaded guilty to being in physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 50 and costs.

Franz Woodworth Plains Harry Schoonover Orland Bricker William Cullison William J. Toomey Parkersburg

FPHA Officials to Address Students on Federal Service

D. B. Frye, FPHA Region VILE personnel officer, will speak to University freshmen Thursday at 7 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium on Federal Government Service. Louis Lyon, director of training and placement for the Sixth U.S. Civil Service Region in Cincinnati, will meet with seniors Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Rufus Putnam Hall to discuss job opportunities, announced Dean Einar A. Hansen.

D. B. Frye Federal Public Housing Authority Cleveland Memorial Auditorium Federal Government Service Mr. Frye Louis Lyon U.S. Civil Service Region Cincinnati Rufus Putnam Dean Einar A. Hansen Bureau of Appointments

Former Resident Kate Bishop Dies in Sycamore Ohio

Kate Bishop 66, formerly Kate Barnhill of Athens, died Wednesday morning in a Sycamore Ohio hospital after an operation. She is survived by three sons Donald Richard L and Vinton and three daughters Rose Bare Louella Miller and Margaret Phillips. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Sycamore. A special meeting of Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons is planned Friday at 7 30 p m to confer the Royal Arch degree.

Kate Bishop Sycamore, D Bishop Kate Barnhill Athens Chares Bishop Donald New Regal Richard l and Vinton Sycamore Rose Bare Louella Miller Middleport Margaret Phillips the Plains Royal Arch, Masons Royal Arch R. J. Studer

University exhibit showcases school play equipment for parents

Parents toured an Athens Ohio University Elementary School display of indoor and outdoor games and equipment for first through sixth grade. Student observers evaluated criteria such as players, age fit, cost, durability, educational value and supervision needs. Local businessmen donated items and Christmas gift suggestions were noted.

University Ohio University Dorothy Nied‘hammer Bert Laborde Athens

Oberlin Professor To Speak Here

Warren Taylor of Oberlin College will address Ohio University faculty at 4 p m Thursday in Carnegie Hall on Faculty Salaries and Salary Scales. The event is hosted by the Ohio U chapter of the AAUP with Dr Karl H Krauskopf as chairman.

Warren Taylor Oberlin College Ohio University Carnegie Hall Taylor Ohio U. Chapter American Association of University Karl H. Krauskopf Graham Chapel Sadie Hawk Henry Lauer

Fined on Two Counts in Athens Disorderly Conduct Case

Edward Bobo, 26, of Athens Route 3, pleaded guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct before Mayor Franz Woodworth. He was fined $25 plus costs for disorderly conduct and $10 plus costs for intoxication, with a 30 day jail term suspended on good behavior. Police testified to two disturbances on city streets and at a tavern Saturday evening.

Edward Bobo Athens Franz Woodworth Bobo Boba J. B. Grogan

Lodge to Meet Guysville In F&AM Installation

Savannah Lodge 466 F&AM will install new officers Thursday at 7 30 p m with visiting brothers welcome Refreshments will be served per C D Arnold worshipful master

Guysville Savannah F&am C. D. Arnold

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