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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1952

Page

3

Thefts Involving 1400 Reported In Gallia County

Two thefts were reported to Sheriff George Ehman involving about 1400 in property. Items stolen include pumps and gear from Miller Bros quarry and 175 42 inch gauge steel ties from the Athens Coal Co mine. Also noted were car wheels stolen from Herdman mine and several arrests on related charges.

Gallipolis George Ehman Lewis Miller Miller Bros Carl Wollborn Rodney-Bidwell Road Wood International Charles N Stimel Logan Athens Coal Co Cheshire

Driver Fined After Mishap

Logan junior J Nixon aged 32 of Logan Route 4 was fined 100 dollars and costs in Mayor Roger Friends court after a drunken driving arrest. Police say he collided at 8 30 p m with parked car owned by John J Hoy 24 of New Straitsville on Mulberry Street causing rear fender damage to both vehicles.

Logan Junior J. Nixon Roger Friend John J. Hoy New Straitsville Nixon Mulberry St Hoy Upper River Roger D. Coleman Charleston Alvin K. Walters Kananga Herbert Smith Gallipolis Smith Coleman Landford Merrill Wellston Ross Taylor Cheshire Marshall F. McClure, Jr Pittsburgh George A. Hodge Ironton Joseph Hal Burger Bidwell Carl H. Platter Edna M. Carson Middleport Edwin Dunn Oak Hill Jackson

Condition Is Critical In Gallipolis And Other Brief Items

A 16 year old, Gene Webb, wounded by a .22, underwent a rare arterial operation at Holzer Hospital and remained critically ill but showing slight improvement. A Cincinnati robbery case involved a thief who claimed a six month life expectancy while stealing about $300 from a market owner. A public notice case in Athens County seeks publication service for Nell Duke regarding property interests and partition. the court schedules an answer by April 1, 1952.

Gallipolis Gene Webb Jackson Route 4 Holzer Hospital Court OF Common Pleas Athens County Ohto Wilda Heatherly Champlin Nel Duke Nell Duke State of Ohio Common Pleas Court Wilda Heatherly Hemelin Hattiesburg Mississippi Wilda Heatherly Champlin Towit Township of Waterloo County of Athens Ohio Company S. F. Beverage Mary R. Young Marie R. Young Nellke Winteran M. Scott Cis D. White John M. Scott

Car Leaving Side Road Blamed in Weekend Crash

Bud N Price, 58, Gallipolis Route 1, was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign after a side road exit collided with James F Jacobs, 67, Vin ton Route 2, injuring passenger Parle Cheney, 62, who sustained a head bruise. Several other accidents and weekend arrests for alcohol and traffic violations were reported by the State Highway Patrol.

Gallipolis State Highway Patrol Bud N. Price Bulaville James F. Jacobs Vinton Parle Cheney Jacobs Price Cheshire Kelson S. Phillips Rutland William W. Bolin Middleport Bolin

Thirty Hocking men await preinduction tests at Fort Hayes

Thirty Hocking County men were scheduled to leave Logan to take preinduction physicals at Fort Hayes in Columbus. The March draft call from the Selective Service Headquarters lists four registrants, aged 20 at induction unless volunteering or delinquent. Earlier this month 21 men were inducted, including one in the Marines and 20 in the Army.

Logan Hocking County Fort Hayes Columbus Selective Service Armed Forces Marines Army

River Traffic at Gallipolis Locks Reports Several Movements

Gallipolis locks see multiple boats moving both up and down the Ohio river with times ranging from 11:30 a.m. to 10:40 p.m. Upper gauge at 17.7 feet and lower at 20.5 feet with 35 feet at the rollers and Kanawha Falls rising to 4.68 feet.

Gallipolis Ferdinand Mister Hanes Leila X. Hatfield Alcott Monongahela Solway London Ernestine Keeley Kenna Marmet F. W. Banta Winfield Laughlin Creighton Patriot Sturges Reliance Weir Keystone J. Zubic Stevenson Indiana Jefferson Tampico Kanawha Falls

Holzer Hospital Births and Discharges

Births list includes Mrs. Herman Halstead Point Pleasant a daughter and multiple families in Jackson Gallipolis Middleport New Haven Wellston Oak Hill McArthur Scottown. Discharges include Emma Cowden Hollis Marcum Mrs Mae McGinnis and others.

Herman Halstead Point Pleasant William Markham Jackson Marvin Roush New Haven Francis FE. Stover, Sr Gallipolis William E. Norris Wellston Frank Hoschar Middleport Rowena Farley McKinley Nichols Scottown Chris Williams Eleanor Miller Thomas Bolling Julius Swan Oak Hill Robert Peters McArthur Charles P. Loucks Lillie Butler Emma Cowden Hollis Marcum Mae McGinnis Lucius Kessler Charles Ruff L. O. Brown Jesse Hill Jessie Price Minnie Claar John Simpkins

Grass Run Community Notes And Visits

George Clench assists Ed Jordan with farm work while Louis McGuire remains confined to bed with influenza. Huntington visitors Mr and Mrs Louis McGuire host their brother and more local calls include Mr and Mrs F C Folden of Athens, Mrs Alice Davis visiting sister Mrs Bonnie Durst and Harold, and Clyde Will of Dexter. The McClures buy farms from Harry and Lewis Saxton as Thomas Jenkins of Athens M A plant surveys patrons. A Virgil forest remark closes the fragment.

George Clench Ed Jordan Louis McGuire Sheryl McGuire Huntington W. Va McGuire F. C. Folden Athens Alice Davis Bonnie Durst Harold Bert Davis Dexter C. L. Patterson Harry Saxton Lewis Saxton Thomas Jenkins Fieldman Athens M&a Clyde Will Grass Run Carl E. McClure Dian McClure Marian McClure Ward Kennedy Ellen Kennecesville Flora McClure

Logan to Observe National Engineer Week Display

Logan will observe National Engineer's Week with an engineering display in the window of Ohio Power Co through February 23. The period aligns with George Washington's February 22 birthday, recognized for surveying and military engineering.

Logan Ohio Power Co George Washington Albert W. Seabright Hocking County Hocking Valley Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Nelsonville Roger Friend Seabright Engineering John Owens Boyd Wright Harold Larimer

Diamond Mine Inspected at Kirkmeyer Coal Co

A federal inspector from the U S Bureau of Mines urged better timbering and safety upgrades at the Kirkmeyer Coal Co Black Diamond mine in Buehtel. The mine, with 15 workers producing 65 tons daily, should install fire doors, move the fan to the surface, conduct preshift gas checks, and improve rock dusting in dry areas.

Buchtel Kirkmeyer Coal Co Buehtel U. S. Bureau of Mines F. FE. Hughes Hughes

Logan Laurel Run Bridge Reopened After Repairs

The Logan Laurel Run bridge reopened to traffic after repairs since January 18. A new floor was installed and the bridge superstructure strengthened and braced by Rome Daugherty construction firm.

Logan—Laurel Run Rome Daugherty

Hocking County Land Transfers and Easements Report

Hocking County transfers list multiple deeds including Laura Rarick to Leo Rarick for Lot 1211 in Logan and Esther Niner to G Luther Schnur for 28 acres in Benton Township. Easements granted to Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. by several landowners across Washington Salt Creek Ward and Laurel Townships. Additional transfers include Perry Township parcels, Marion Township parcels, Fairfield area rights of way, and quit claim between Charles Linn and Clarence Linn.

Laura Catherine Rarick Leo Rarick Logan Lawrence Esther Niner G. Luther Schnur Benton Township Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Joanna Bowen Washington Township Adeline Matis Lindsey Salt Creek Township Edward Naomi Stufflebean Ward Township Jasper Janie Tatan Charles Marguerite Wend William and Mary Tucker Mazie Tucker Perry Township Frank Virginia Smith Ewald Florence Schmitter James Naomi Arbell Woodrow Elsia Butler Marion Township Flora and Loy Welker Ohio Fuel Gas Co Laurel Township Charles R. Linn Clarence R. Linn Starr Township Farmers and Merchants Bank State of Ohio Fred and Geraldine D. Graham Joe Shaw Green Township Joe and Claudia Shaw Wood

Chaney Rites Conducted

Funeral services for John W. Chaney 66 former Reedsville resident were held last Tuesday at Belpre. He died in Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Parkersburg after residing in Belpre for three years. Surviving are his wife Edna Rollins two sisters Dorothy Perry and Maggie Osburn and a brother Charles Chaney all of Reedsville. He was preceded in death by Bonnie Chaney Hulda Chaney and daughter Iva Evelyn. Attending services were Dorothy Perry Maggie Osburn Charles Chaney H A Barnhart Arthur Davis daughter Joan Phillip Osborne D J Osborne Lewis Osborne Tom Osborne of Ravens Mrs A C Stewart and Mrs Mabel Hetzer.

Reedsville Belpre John W. Chaney Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Parkersburg Edna Rollins Dorothy Jane Perry Maggie Osburn Charles Chaney Bonnie Matlack Chaney Hulda Brooks Chaney Iva Evelyn

Property Transfers In Green Laurel and Gore Townships

Dorothy Harden transfers 66.68 acres in Green Township to unspecified grantee. Flossie C Reed quit claims 38.75 acres in Laurel Township to Edson M Shaw. William and Blanche Harris transfer Lot 5 in Burgessville addition to Gore to David and Goldie Burgess.

Row Dorothy Harden Green Township Flossie C. Reed Edson M Shaw Laurel Township William and Blanche Harris David and Goldie Burgess Burgesaville Gore

Liquor Raid Leads to Two Arrests in Gallipolis

City police and a state liquor enforcer arrested Nancy Armstrong, 78, of 644 Fifth Ave, for keeping a licensed liquor sale place. Homer Davis, 56, was charged with selling liquor in the Sunday raid. Two minor traffic accidents followed near the post office parking area with drivers Homer Russell, 68. W G Hayward Jr, 28. Claude Icenhour, 50. and George Baumgardner, 46.

Gallipolis Nancy Armstrong Fifth Ave Homer Davis Homer Russell City W. G. Hayward, Jr Claude C. Icenhour Isabon W. Va George J. Baumgardner Mason

Martins Start Westward Tour Sponsored by General Electric

Mr and Mrs Virgil Martin departed Thursday for a two week tour through the western states sponsored by General Electric Co They will travel to multiple destinations and will be away from home during this period.

Logan Virgil Martin General Electric Co Martins

Athens Messenger 1952 Feb 18 Monday Brief

Athens Messenger issues a small notice page dated February 18 1952. Local briefs cover community updates, events, and brief notices from Athens area organizations. reads like front-page catalog of short items and announcements.

THE Athens Messenger

No Violations in 1951 Probation Report

Logan. There were no probation violations in 1951 among persons convicted in Hocking County common pleas court, O. H. Bryan, chief probation officer, said today. Thirteen people were under the probate department in 1951. five placed on probation that year, eight from prior years. Three were released from probation during the year after serving the period and paying costs.

Logan Hocking County

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Miller Stimes Ehman William M. Herdman Kyger Everett Lewis Kemper Herdman Henry Kenneth Swick Claude Dray Sheriff's Office Grand Jury Elson Leport Beech Hill Edward Durst Nathaniel McCumber Cincinnati Katerine Rosiello James E. Greaser Minersville William S. Fisher Stanley E. Copeland Rodney Russell E. Roach Arden Vernon Cremeans Joseph F. M. Wheeler Elmwood W Va John S. Mackiewicz Edgar White California Donner Summit Cal Oetti Samuel Goldwyn Dinna Andrews Dorothy Mgure Farley Granger Pegy Bow Ob Clarke Mary Hatcher Arizona Raiders Thunder Trail Tobias Ar Holden Stanley Clements Basil Ruysdabl Johnny Stewart Milton Holmes William Dieterle Bugs Bunny Cartoon Irrayia Altmans Longies Boy's Sox Weer
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