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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1950

Page

7

First Aid Training Expanded by Red Cross and County

Gallia County Red Cross and civil defense join to expand first aid training led by Frank Lyons. Chief Chester Leaper has recruited 17 auxiliary policemen with more to come. Rupert Trout will begin instruction after Jan 1 with Howard Hardway and Mrs. George Lear already certified.

Gallipolis Gallia County American Red Cross Civil Defense Organization Frank Lyons Red Cross Chester Leaper Rupert Trout Trout Howard Hardway George Lear Hardway Ptl P. D. McCreedy State Highway Patrol Sarah Betz The R. R. Rannells Naomi Evans Hobart Wickline Sylvan Gardner Marguerite Hineman

Rug Making Meetings Set for County

Miss Anne Biebricher of Ohio State University will lead the first rug making meeting at Beatrice Briggs home in Little Rigger on Jan 3 at 1 pm. Other sessions are scheduled Jan 9 Fairfield group, Jan 11 Vinton, Jan 17 Rio Grande, Jan 18 Eno-White, and Jan 26 Gallipolis at Mrs Ruben Wood’s home.

Gallipolis Anne Biebricher Agricultural Extension Service Ohio State University Beatrice Briggs Rgger Ruth Geissinger Eno

Southeastern Ohio Regional Council to Meet in Oak Hill

President William A. Smith of Pomeroy calls the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council executive committee meeting for 2 p.m. Thursday. The session at D. D. Davis’s Oak Hill office will include Clyde English, membership committee chair, to discuss 1951 financial objectives.

Gallipolis William A. Smith Pomeroy Southeastern Ohio

Bidwell Man Fined LLO by Magistrate

Gallia County reports Allen Nolan of Bidwell was fined $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace Maurice Grover after an intoxication charge. Sheriff George Ehman says a Wednesday jury was dismissed. Charles Ward's non-support case was to be heard but an agreement was reached.

Gallipolis Allen Nolan Bidwell Maurice Grover George Ehman Charles Ward

Kiwanis Goals and Growth Highlight 1950 Meeting

Kiwanis aims to prioritize human and spiritual values over material ones while fostering universal goodwill. Growth listed shows 108000 members and 2135 clubs ten years prior, rising to over 200000 members in 3200+ clubs today. Key Club expanded from 144 clubs and 3168 members in 1946 to 825 clubs and 16752 members in 1950.

Gallipolis Kiwanis N. Howard Foster Kiwanis International Kiwanis of Foster United Nations Canada United States

Suit Filed for $450 Promissory Note Against Conrey

J E Gills filed a common pleas court suit against Howard and Maxine Conrey of Bulaville Road seeking $450 on a promissory note. The action lists the defendants and the amount in dispute.

Gallipolis J. E. Gills Common Pleas Howard and Maxine Conrey Bulaville Road

227 Baskets Distributed By Rotary

GALLIPOLIS President Clyde T. Mitchell reported at a Rotary Club meeting at the Farmer's Hotel Tuesday that 227 baskets were given away during the Christmas program. Mitchell noted some distribution mistakes but believed planning would prevent them. Members delivering baskets shared experiences. Emmett Morrison presided over birthday acknowledgments and Rotary youth activities. Charles Swanson announced a drivers training film at Gallia Academy High School.

Gallipolis Clyde T. Mitchell Rotary Club Farmer's Hotel Mitchell Harold Brown E. E. Higgins Rotaryaans Rotary Gilbert Bush Gus Kerr Harry King Emmett Morrison Gallia Academy High School

Driver Fined Fifty Dollars For Dwi And Jail

Gallipolis Arthur Earl Carey of Gallipolis was fined 50 dollars and costs after a driving while intoxicated arrest. He received a five day jail sentence and a six month driving suspension. Police reported a Tuesday accident near the post office with James Sheets 22 Logan West Virginia and Bobbie Jack Jones 21 Patriot as drivers. Slippery pavement was blamed for the collision as one car failed to stop while the other moved from the curb.

Gallipolis Arthur Earl Carsey James Sheets Logan W. Va Bobbie Jack Jones

Gallipolis Man Fined For Driving On Wrong Side

Gallipolis 19 year old Elmer F Baird was fined $10 and costs in municipal court for driving on the wrong side of the road, according to the State Highway Patrol.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Elmer F. Baird

Sewing Club Keeps Christmas Cheer With Holiday Garment Work

Mrs Paul Hansel hosted an all day Sewing Club session at her Maysville Rd home before Christmas. Members packed gifts for Athens State Hospital patients and shared holiday decor as they worked on garments. Guests included Mrs Stanley Wolfe and Ann Hensel with locals and visitors from Columbus Alpine Texas and Columbus.

Harold Klinger Harry Meldrim Mattie Allen Ralph Rheinscheid Roy Bowers Gertie Harden Joe Brown Dallas Worthman Roy Funk Harry Brown Ed Johnston Chester Lemon Clyde Funk Emma Funk Sam Wells Fred Keller Hansel Stanley Wolfe Ann Hensel

Christmas Visits Reported Across Several Families

Christmas day gatherings spread through Gore and nearby towns as A R Hummel and W O Tucker hosted guests including Mrs James E Brown and Harold Brown with family. Additional celebrations included the Gleason and Webb households hosting relatives and friends from Columbus Massillon Baltimore Port Columbus Huntington and Mid dletown with one son stationed at Port Columbus unable to attend.

A. R. Hummel E. Main St Gore W. O. Tucker Clarence Gleason Massillon Dorothy Keister Barbara Jack Flanery Baltimore Herman Bumgardner Walter Clarence Green Lee Harden Gleason Dwight Port Columbus Clinton Webb Warner Ave Ralph Webb Huntington

Washington 50 Mile Plan to Spread Government Growth

The National Capital Park and Planning Commission outlines a 30 year program to disperse U S government agencies within a 50 mile radius of Washington with 140 000 DC workers kept in place and new offices 10 to 15 miles out plus 50 mile out industrial or secret facilities. The plan calls for wide highways more parking special bus lanes banned vehicles on peak streets and a new Baltimore Washington super highway while preserving historic sites and adding trees and recreation facilities to accommodate a projected area population rise and housing needs.

Washington Truman National Capital Park and Planning Commission Congress Maryland Virginia NCPPC U. S Defense State Departments District of Columbia White House

Births and admissions at Holzer Hospital noted

Holzer Hospital records show births including a son to Mrs. William R. Rhodes and others in Bidwell Gallipolis Pomeroy Bladen Point Pleasant and more. Admitted are Harry Liggins Bernard Massie Gerald Webb Mrs Alvis Asbury William Paugh and several others. Discharges include Helen Brown Mrs Albert Goeglein and many more.

William R. Rhodes Bidwell John Rippey Gallipolis Albert Goeglein Pomeroy Frank Clark Bladen William Cornell Bruce Dennis Point Pleasant Harry Liggins Bernard Massie Gerald Webb Thurman Alvis Asbury Beaver William Pau Edwar Wayne New Haven Doris Dianne Miller Ronald Lee Allison Northup Millard E. McCoy Rio Grande Arthur Scott Philip Foster Ross Carl Tipton Wellston Helen Brown Maurice Coll Donald Houston Joe McClure Hillard Adkins Everett Alban Margo Hamilton E. E. Chambers

Names Coupled in Courtship Record From Ohio

A list shows multiple couples including Alan L. Steffen of Versailles with Genevieve C. Neal of Gal polis and others such as Harlan Gee of Bidwell with Hildred Fellore of Gallipolis, Corinne A. Hackathorn and John T. Kohl both of Gallipolis, plus several additional matches across Ohio towns.

Alan L. Steffen Versailles Genevieve C. Neal Galpolis Russ H. Roberts Gallipolis Virginia L. Simmons Harlan Gee Bidwell Hildred Fellore John T. Kohl Corinne A. Hackathorn Fred Lear Saunders Mercerville Donna June Ours B’ “En Harold D. Walker Columbus Mary Elizabeth Shouldrs Robert R. Gillenwater Bladen Virgie M. Mullins Don E. Hemsworth Dare Ohio Norma Jean Harrison Gallipolia

Health Service Contract Studied by Councilmen

Logan city council discussed renewing a health service contract with Hocking County Health District at length. The proposed $4260 expenditure would fund Miss Nelle Nutt’s salary and meet state health requirements, but the measure failed to reach final passage due to an empty six-vote rule. The council also touched on traffic, outside toilets, and a vacating alley near Logan Clay Products Co.

Logan Frank L. Mantor South Logan Roger W. Friend Mantor Vaughn A. Collins Logan Clay Products Co H. G. Southard Hocking County Miss Nelle Nutt Southard Miss Nutt Ward Chase N. Orchard St Friend Hugh Chute Health Department Lewis Price Collins Wilhelmine Deissle Sam Bright N. Spring St Hunter St Harry W. Shaw John Owens Joe Phillips Warren Johnson Johnson James Meldrim Counccilman

Farmer Has Final Meeting As President

Logan Kiwanis Club closes year with President Farmer presiding and Dr. Richard Zay slated to be inducted January 2. The club boasts near perfect attendance and a $200 charity fund for Hocking County Child Welfare, aiding Christmas gifts and department expenses. New members Jim Brown and Eugene Davis were inducted.

Logan Richard Farmer Logan Kiwanis Club Richard Zay Farmer Ralph Poston Jean Poffenbarger Hocking County Child Welfare Department Kiwanis Club Poffenbarger Jim Brown Eugene Davis Cleon Tucker

River Traffic at Gallipolis Locks Reported Afloat

Tuesday through Wednesday reporting boats in the Gallipolis district included Peace Semet Laughlin Bayless Monongahela Ayres Snider Rowe Inca Tadpole Rand Patriot Chris Louisiana Solvay Pennsylvania with readings across upriver lower gauges Kanawha Falls and rollers.

Gallipolis Peace Semet Laughlin Bayless Monongahela Ayres Kanawha Snider Rowe Inca-Tadpole Rand Patriot Chris Louisiana Solvay Pennsylvania Kanawha Falls

Hospital Notes Report From Hocking Area

Terry medical notes include McDaniel Springfield and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith with a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith South Logan welcome a daughter. Dismissed: Carl McClaskey and wife with son, Kermit Ringhiser, Paul Thomas, and Willis Lehman.

Robert Smith Logan Charles Smith South Logan Carl McClaskey Carl Johnson Kermit Ringhiser Paul Thomas Willis Lehman

Divorce Petition Filed for Wilma Shaner in Athens County Court

Laurence Shaner filed a divorce petition in Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio Cause No 10803 claiming gross neglect of duty. The hearing is set for February 7 1951 at noon or as the court can hear. Laurence H Shaner attorney W Holler represents the defendant.

Common Pleas Court Athens County OHLO Wilma Shaner UMA Philadelphia Pike Wilmington Delaware Marjorie Haines Laurence Shaner Dewinether Court of Common Pleas Ohio Laureenckh Shaner W. Holla

Logan Route 3 Couple to Wed in Union Furnace

Lois Shunkwiler of Logan Route 3 will marry Richard Anderson of Union Furnace. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. William Brown at 8 p.m. on December 16. Miss Nedra Smith attended the bride, Darrell Anderson served as best man, and the couple reside at the John Bickle home in Union Furnace.

Logan Lois Shunkwiler Richard Anderson Union Furnace J. D. Smith Norman Anderson William Brown Carbondale Nedra Smith Darrell Anderson John Bickle

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