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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1938

Page

5

Athens City Council wades gas station plan on Court and President

Elmer Tom seeks permission from the Athens City Council through Gulf Refining Co to erect a filling station at Court and President Streets. A council committee of Wilson Minameyer and Stocklin to review the proposal. The meeting also considers widening West Union Street and approves a $15,000 fire equipment bond ordinance with a tax levy to fund payments. Seth W. Lewis named to the Civil Service Commission.

Oatesday Athens Messenger Athens EEE Elmer Tom Court President Sts Athens City Gulf Refining Co Harry L. Wilson George Minameyer Edward Stocklin P. F. Good Tom Addie Johnson Court St Chubb Library Ohio Athens County City of Good Wider Street Council W. Union St Milliron Herrold Bridge Common Pleas Court of Appeals Eleanor Beckler Council George Lash University Terrace Seth Lewis Cliff Cornell Seth W. Lewis Athens City Civil Service Commission Lewis L. C. Baker Dewey M. Goddard Paul Shannon Cornell

E. L. Sargent Dies Tuesday in Athens at 88

Enos L. Sargent age 88 longtime Athens area builder and carpentry expert died at his home 448 Richland Ave. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the home with burial in Burson Cemetery Jerseyville. Born in Meigs County he lived near Jerseyville 71 years before moving to Athens 12 years ago. He leaves son Frank and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Enos L. Sargent Lodi Township Ohio Richland Ave Burson Cemetery Jerseyville Meigs County Sargent Athens

Power Plant Destroyed After Explosion Near Nelsonville

A fire and explosion at the Vaughn Brother truck mine between Buchtel and Nelsonville destroyed the power plant and equipment. Twelve to fifteen men worked there. Isaac Vaughn, the mine inspector, was not present in the plant during the blaze. The loss, partly insured, damaged wash shack clothing and a one story frame building.

Vaughn Brother Buchtel Nelsonville Jack Vaughn Hollister Isaac Vaughn

John Bacanis Charged In Theft of Clothing

John Bacanis pled guilty to breaking and entering and was held to Common Pleas Court under $500 bond. Affidavit by Tony Bacanis states the break in occurred last Saturday night with two suits and an overcoat stolen valued at $63.

T. R. Bennett John Bacanis Common Pleas Court Tony Bacanis

Pearl Carr Fights Mud on Rural Route and Quilts

The Athens postman Pearl Carr, a rural carrier since 1920, crafts intricate quilts in his spare time. He details mudbound and snowbound route adventures on Route Five and Route 50, plus his favorite patterns like Flower Garden and two Double Wedding Rings.

Pearl Carr Betty Anderson Mr. Carr Richland Ave Athens State Hospital Elmer Tom’s Shade Pratt’s Fork Gilkey Hollow Wallace School House Carskaden Gap Pleasant Hill Dave Blackburn H. M. Downard Charlie Moore Moore Corner Blackburn’s Elliotville Dairy Ave Carr France Lac Pemichangan Canada Hal H. Rowland Wilbur Martin

Leathercraft Course For Scouters Opens In Athens

The leathercraft course for scouts eighteen and over begins Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Security Bank Building with Robert Boin leading from New Jersey. Four week program offers instruction in all leather work and aims to provide certificates to graduates. Subsequent sessions will move to Nelsonville Glouster and Athens with early interest shown by district executives.

Chamber of Commerce Security Bank Robert Boin Boin Leathercraft Co New Jersey Nelsonville Glouster Athens G. E. Ashwill Boy Scouts

Guard Unit To Be Inspected By Federal Officers

The Ohio National Guard’s Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 166th Infantry will undergo a federal inspection of both equipment and personnel on April 6, announced by Lt. Harold Chadwick. The Monday drill at the Armory saw 22 men. duties covered map reading, scouting, patroling, message center operations, and radio coordination. The unit has not yet secured a short wave radio for inter unit communications.

166Th Infantry Ohio National Guard Harold Chadwick Chadwick James ©. Gates Paul Whan Charles Rider Everett Barnhart National Guard

Flag Drama Highlights Washington Day Program in Athens County

George Washington's Day program by John S. Fowler Junior American Citizens Club at Athens County Children's Home featured a flag presentation by Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR. Ida Lou Clark presided as 58 members sang America the Beautiful and pledged allegiance. Girls and boys performed songs, poems, and a play Too Many Flags. Betsy Ross was honored with a flag drawing. 13 original colonies flags were presented. Several named participants and a gift of 30 books and magazines were noted.

John S. Fowler Athens County Nabby Lee Ames The DAR Ida Lou Clark Mansfield Washington Lincoln Glennis Barringer J. E. King George Washington United Betsy Ross Gerald Barringer William Warren Edward Nichols Jesse Hammon Donald Barringer Jack Huston Edwin Andrews Glennis Wilson Herbert Blackford Billy Bowen Billy Lewellyn John Andrews Jimmie Shaut Lester Clements Betty Huston Lila Hunt Mae Warren Ruth Bowen Jannette Laird Verna Douglass O. D. Dailey R. W. Finsterwald

Objectives of Great Nations Analyzed by Dr Richardson

Dr W W Richardson of Ohio University spoke before the Athens Rotary Club on world diplomacy. He outlined motives of major powers and warned that modern diplomacy has been a prelude to war. He said the League of Nations has broken down and US entry might be urged again in Congress.

Athens Rotary Club W. W. Richardson Ohio University Richardson Germany Italy Japan Russia France Great Britain United States America Dr. Richardson League of Nations League Congress

Three Fined for Fighting in Athene City Court

Three men from Athens were fined five dollars plus costs each after pleading guilty to fighting charges before Mayor Cliff Cornell. The arrests were made by night police yesterday.

Cliff Cornell Athens Ohio Richard Drake James Goodfellow Mylan McWilliams

Athens Asked to Aid China Refugee Children Fund

Athens residents are urged to support the China Relief Fund through the local Red Cross chapter to aid thousands of homeless refugee children in war torn China. Funds help buy warm clothing and milk since only 1,000 gallons of soy milk can be produced daily for infants and small children.

Athens China China Relief Fund American Red Cross Security Bank Bank of Athens United States Red Cross Shanghai Nelson T. Johnson Fund Committee

George Earhart Dies At Congress St Home

Funeral services for George Earhart 81 who died at his Congress Street home Monday afternoon will be Thursday at 10 in the Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home. Burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery. Survived by three children John D P D Earhart Toledo Mrs Mazie F E Coats Santiago Cal and Mrs Elizabeth E Schmidt Cincinnati and five grandchildren. Friends may call after Wednesday noon.

George Earhart Congress St Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home Hebbardsville Mr. Earhart Albany Athens Earhart John Dpd. Earhart Toledo Mazie FE. Coats Santiago Cal Elizabeth E. Schmidt Cincinnati

WPA Open House for Adults at Glouster High School

The WPA adult education class at Glouster Senior High School invites all interested to enroll at 6:30 Friday evening February 25. At the Feb. 16 kickoff about 40 persons enrolled in courses including Typing, business English, business arithmetic, waitress training, bookkeeping, handicraft, parliamentary law, journalism, first aid, and sports.

WPA Glouster Glouster Senior High School

U S Army Flying Fortresses Begin Chile to U S Flight

Six U S Army Flying Fortresses left from Buenos Airesbound for Santiago Chile on the first leg of their return to the United States.

Buenos Aires U.S Santiago Chile United States

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