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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
6
Hayboro Council 119 R&SM will confer degrees of Royal and Select Master at 7 30 p m during a regular meeting in the Masonic Temple Don Harmony master announced
Nelsonville residents Robert Parks an OSU senior and Beverly Jan Brill visited here as guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Parks. Dayton junior in OSU returns to classes Wednesday after a brief stay with the Parks family. Midshipman Robert North resumes studies at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md after a visit home.
Nelsonville reports the Fish and Game Conservation League meets at 7 30 p m in the American Legion building. New officers will review last year and present a proposed program for the new year focusing on hunting conditions especially rabbits. Members discuss fostering game birds like pheasant through habitat restoration and welcome new helpers and memberships tonight.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Dean Cooley of Jacksonville welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rheinscheid of Logan welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Joseph David Richards of Gloucester welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Wesley Smith of New Straitsville welcomed a son. Also listed are admissions of Phillip Finsterwald St Albans WV William Fink Logan and Mrs Carl Porter Gloucester. Dismissals include Louis Marolt Moxahala Mrs John Robert Fuller Logan and son and Mrs Solomon R Harris Buchtel and son. Miss Kathryn Locke Nelsonville Jerry Van Meter Nelsonville Route 2 James Thompson Shawnee.
In Nelsonville J M Neiman of Columbus pled guilty on arraignment to operating a motor vehicle at excessive speed. He was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding at 60 mph in a 50 mph zone. Oliver Elmer Nettleton of Columbus also pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe condition and was fined 10 dollars and costs, with jail pending payment. Cyrus Horsley was arrested by city police for intoxication and fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty.
Fourteen Scouts of Troop 66 joined a Tuesday hike starting at 8 30 a m Tenderfoot Scouts passing tests included Larney Boggs Richard Long Bob Gene Riley Bob Chapman Phil Chapman and Jerry Patton. Explorers Jack Sowers Bill Monk John Lewis and others joined the group with Scoutmaster Wilbur D Mender supervising and new scouts cooking over fires.
Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville reported a new single day record of 14 births in the maternity ward on New Year’s Day. Four babies arrived on New Year’s Day and four more on Wednesday, with additional deliveries noted from the tail end of the prior year.
The MM Club in Nelsonville held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Jean Smith’s home on Fayette Street. Officers elected include Mrs. Gladys Pierce as president and Mrs. Gertrude Ray as vice president.
The American Legion Auxiliary will gather Friday at 7 p.m. in the American Legion building for its regular meeting.
A surprise party on December 29 honored Robert Conway of Gloucester for his 25th birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beal. Attendees included Bill Alders Athens Ted Love Bill Napper Glouster Vic Keck Kimberly and several local residents from The Plains Ruby Davis Jeanne Ucker and more.
A Detroit family returns home after spending Christmas with their son in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Durward North traveled to be with their child during the holidays while Mr. and Mrs. Loren North hosted relatives.
The elm stands as a quintessential American tree symbolizing endurance and national identity, celebrated for its distinctive form and historical presence in parks streets and landmarks across the United States.
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