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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1940

Page

7

Paroles Granted at Mansield Reformatory

Among 108 inmates paroled today by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission are Rolland Allman of Athens County and Herman Lanning of Hocking County. Allman was sentenced last February by Judge O F Rowland on an indictment charging attempted breaking and entering. Lanning was committed to the reformatory in February by the Hocking County Common Pleas Court.

Mansfield Reformatory Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission Rolland Allman Athens County Common Pleas O. F. Rowland Herman Lanning Reformatory Common Pleas Court of Hocking County

Egg Auction Could Aid Athens Area Producers

Athens Ohio businessmen heard Raymond Cray of Ohio State University outline an egg auction plan to unite producers from several counties. A trip to Wooster to observe the Wooster auction was arranged with about 25 Athens County producers and 50 egg producers at the Grange Hall.

Athens Raymond C. Cray Ohio State University C. M. Gill Athens Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Ohio Cray R. R. Starbuck Athens County Wooster Starbuck Bank of Athens F. R. Beasley Co Harry ©. Atkins Athens Chick Hatchery Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau Rolland S. Jones Versailles

Mrs. A B Cornell Wins 100 Quilt Prize Ribbons

In Grants Pass Oregon Mrs A B Cornell earned 100 prize ribbons for quilt making and used them to craft a distinctive ribbon quilt. The event highlights notable local talent in needlework and decorative arts.

Grants Pass Ore A. B. Cornell

Did You See New Cross? Athens Fire dept lights up town

An electrically lit 16 foot staff cross with 10 foot cross arm and 22 bulbs shines over North Hill from Fairview Ave. built by Athens Volunteer Fire department under Fire Chief Harold Junod with wiring by Harry Dalton. Columbus Southern Ohio Electric Co. donated power. Members listed include Paul Dalton and others.

North Hill Athens Fairview Ave Court St Harold Junod Harry Dalton Columbus Southern Ohio Electric Co Paul Dalton C. L. Colmer Fred James Vern Andrews Roy Robinson Gerald Glover Charles Dalton Clarence Parker Russell Maple Carl Wilson

William Kessinger Dies in California of Pneumonia

Ath ens friends report the death of 55 year old William Billy C. Kessinger in a San Diego hospital California from pneumonia. He formerly toured this territory for National Food Products of America and recently transferred to California to work with A J Hite Co.

Athens William Billy”) C. Kessinger San Diego Calif Kessinger National Food Products of America California A. J. Hite Co

Ramon Navarro Injured In Hollywood Auto Crash

Hollywood reports Ramon Navarro, 41, a screen actor, sustained serious injuries in an automobile accident yesterday. Snakes catch mice in parts of Mexico while non poisonous reptiles swallow their prey. The United States boasts more than 750000 miles of improved highways.

Hollywood Ramon Navarro Mexico United States

J Harry Allen Dies Thursday in Columbus at 73

Mrs S S Carpenter of 136 N Congress St is informed of the death in Columbus of her brother J Harry Allen age 73. Born in Trimble Township son of A J and Hannah E Allen, he once led foreman roles at Glouster and Athens Lumber Plants and spent 20 years with Mead Paper and Pulp Co in Dayton. Funeral at Columbus at 1 PM Saturday with burial in W Union St Cemetery Athens. funeral party arrives in Athens about 4 PM.

S. S. Carpenter N. Congress St J. Harry Allen Columbus Mr. Allen Trimble Township A. J Hannah E. Allen Glouster Anna Hope Thomas Hope Almeda Murphy Allen Athens Lumber Company Athens Mead Paper and Pulp Co Dayton W. Union St

Anna Dale Uhl Dies At Guysville Home

Mrs. Anna Dale Uhl, 57, died at her home in Guysville after a year long illness. She was born there and lived her life in Guysville. Her husband preceded her in death. Surviving relatives include cousins, a nephew, and a niece. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM in Bean Cemetery, conducted by Rev. R. C. Green, with visitation at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home in Athens.

Anna Dale Uhl Guysville Uhl Stanton Calvert Bean Cemetery R. C. Green Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Athens

Town Hall Speakers Debate Hemisphere Union at Ohio Univ

At a first year Town Hall in Music Hall Ohio University four faculty members debated forming a permanent Western Hemisphere union. Dr. Ondis urged defense and development benefits while Dr. Parker Dr. Smith and Mr. Morrison questioned practicality and fears of imperialism amid Nazi infiltration concerns.

Music Hall Ohio University Western Hemisphere Lewis A. Ondis W. J. Smith O. D. Morrison Ondis United States Dr. Ondis Germany Dr. Smith Morrison Americas United States South American South America

Charity Ball at Elks Lodge Promises Holiday Help

The Elks invite the public to a Charity Ball at the Cline Building Lodge Rooms tomorrow at 9 p.m. with Percy Lowry and his orchestra. Proceeds aid lodge holiday charity, following last year's gifts of Christmas food boxes for 83 families and treats for Children’s Home and County Infirmary residents. Proceeds also fund charity efforts after a décor plan was redirected.

Elks Cline Building Percy Lowry Orchestra Columbusing The

Chorus of 80 To Sing In Christmas Program

Athens High School to present a Monday night Christmas program in the school auditorium. A chorus of 80 voices and the concert orchestra will perform a continuous musical enactment of a Christmas story directed by Floyd Prince. The mixed chorus includes named sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses with many student participants.

Athens High School Mr. Floyd Prince Ann Dilley Veda Shoemaker Jennie Sue Rousey Kathleen Henry Joan Seaman Wanda Quest Betty Griswold Lorena Ferris Elaine Hess Marjorie Brownie Rachel Hoffman Luella Iswell Elizabeth Riley Helen Russell Joan Watts Bernadine Dresher Frances Hessel Eugenie Kresge Ruth Gentry Juanita Swinhart Betty Yaw Betty Mapes Helen Aslanides Mary Aslanides Mary Lou Coury Virginia Walls Sara Baird Sue Coury Dea McKinstry Lois Dixon Martha Caskey Ruth Strawser Mary Josten Grace Sprague Helen Smith Wilma Richey Sylvia Schuler Thelma Sands Louise White Howard Bobo Fred Brown Charles Hayes Richard Hughes Jack Grover Loring Con

Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges

Sheltering Arms admitted John Gillette and Jasper Norrin for medical treatment. Merlin Secrest, an Ohio University student from Pleasant City, had an emergency appendectomy. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holliday at 11 a.m. today. Robert Brawley and Mary Klingenberg were released. William Beck and his son were discharged after injuries from an automobile accident on Dec 1. George Gilham's wife and infant daughter were released this afternoon.

John Gillette E. State St Jasper Norrin Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Merlin Secrest Ohio University Pleasant City Eugene Holliday Carpenter Robert Brawley Amesville Mary Klingenberg

Wood sculptor John Rood releases autobiographical book

Just off the press a short autobiographical volume by Athens wood sculptor John Rood outlines his technique, material choice, and artistic development. The book, illustrated and aimed at exhibitions sponsored by the American Association of University Women, details why wood is preferred over European stone and tracks Rood’s creative journey. Copies are available in Athens and Columbus bookstores.

John Rood Athens American Association of University Women Rood Columbus

Home Lighting Plans Urged by Athens Committee

Home owners in Athens are urged to prepare for the Christmas home lighting contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. John L. Pickens, chairman, said judges, prizes, and detailed contest information will be announced Sunday.

Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce John L. Pickens Jaycee Committee Pickens

Earwig origins linked to ear myths

The earwig is a harmless beetle like insect. Historically it was thought to creep into human ears, giving it its name.

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