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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1949

Page

5

Athens approves record 1949 budget by city council

City council adoptsthe largest budget in Athens history totaling 325 837 dollars for 1949 with 84 018 60 more than 1948 including 23 000 for street repairs from a two mill levy The general fund receives 181 755 for safety service health and administration other large items include water 87 155 street maintenance 37 500 and veterans housing 12 510 Police and fire salar ies total 46 270 with 28 150 to police and 18 120 to fire. street levy funds cover 23 000 for repairs and 6 000 for salaries plus other costs. Mayor and other officers salaries listed along with utilities and equipment. end of meeting report shows 1 102 67 in fines collected for January.

Water Department Veterans Housing Department I.t Public Service Department Water Works Department W. P. Mickle

Brother of OU Head Elected to Bank Board

Robert C. Baker brother of Ohio University president John C. Baker was elected to the board of directors of American Security & Trust Co in Washington He had resigned as an officer of a Richmond bank in December 1945 to join Columbia National Bank later consolidated with American Security & Trust Co in 1946 He also served briefly in 1944 as a special assistant to the War Production Board's Textile Clothing and Leather Bureau director.

Robert C. Baker John C. Baker Ohio University American Security & Trust Co Washington Baker Richmond, Va Columbia National Bank War Production Board

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes

Hospital notes list multiple admissions and births including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Will Stewart. Patients include Mrs. Floyd Fuller Nelsonville surgery Gene Waldeck Glouster major Mrs. Emma Batton Athens medical and several others in Athens and surrounding towns. Names mentioned: Lydia West Athens Route 2 Jean Poston Athens Route 2 Ruth McFarland Glouster Irene Hays Athens William Brown and son Mary Chapman.

Floyd Fuller Nelsonville Gene Waldeck Glouster Emma Batton Athens Lydia West Jean Poston Ruth McFarland Irene Hays William Brown and _ son Mary Chapman

District Scouters To Meet in Athens

Hock Hocking district scouters will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Buckeye Cafeteria to discuss camporee and camp plans for 1949 E L Nye district committee chairman said attendees will come from Athens Nelsonville Glouster Chauncey Millfield and The Plains Scout Executive D D Montoya of Parkersburg will announce details of a two year program to celebrate in 1950 the 40th anniversary of the Boy Scout movement in America

Secouters Hock-Hocking Buckeye E. L. Nye Athens Nelsonville Glouster Chauncey Millfield the Plains D. D. Montoya Parkersburg Boy Scout Movement America

Partition of Ames Real Estate Sought in Court Action

Nellie Roker files in Common Pleas Court seeking partition of half interest in real estate in Ames Township. She names James O Neal as defendant and asks that her share be set off. if not possible, she asks the land be sold and proceeds divided.

Ames Township Nellie Roker Common Pleas Court James O'Neal

Driver Fined in Unlicensed Minor Operation Case

Edward T. Geil of Cincinnati was fined $5 and costs by Justice T. F. Cecil in Coalville after police arrested him on a charge of permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle.

Edward T. Geil Cincinnati Justice of the Peace T. F. Cecil Coalville State Highway Patrol

Veterans of Foreign Wars to Host Albany Oyster Fry

Eligible veterans are invited to an oyster fry on Thursday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club house. Darrell West, post commander, said the event aims to gather veterans in Albany.

Albany Veterans of Foreign Wars Darrell West

Flood Worsens as Hocking River Rises Near 7.07 Feet

The Hocking River rose rapidly with rain all night and today reaching 7.07 feet by 7:30 am Wednesday. Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France notes 6.6 inches of rain and Parkersburg predicts no flood yet. Route 691 at Kimberly may flood if rain continues. Temperatures top at 44 and drop to 42 with a 53.3F morning reading.

Hocking C. N. France Parkersburg

Blood Donors Register for Thursday Visit

Red Cross begins donor registration for the first bloodmobile visit set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at First Methodist Church. Dr. A A Baldwin says 140 donors are needed to sustain free local supply for Sheltering Arms Hospital. Donors receive cards with blood type and RH factor. records kept at the hospital and Red Cross office.

Red Cross First Methodist A. A. Baldwin Sheltering Arms Hospital Columbus

Jury Returns Indictments in Two-Day Grand Jury Session

Prosecuting Attorney Gordon B. Gray presented 42 cases for disposi tion to the jury in a two day session begun with indictments for numerous defendants. Names listed include C. W. Schoonover Arthur Tabler Willard McGlaughlin George A. Vickers Clayton Johnson Harry Hamilton Robert Weekley Fred Keirns Herman F. Markham Clyde Singer Frank West Willard Bratton Jack Hemsley William B. Sanderson Roger Shaw W. G. Davis Bob Hatfield Eugene Fink Clifford Corwin J. C. Hallet Milton Patton Ruth Myers Charles Dexter William M. Eaton Irene Sikorski Richard Simcox Charles Glenn Shannon Ward Jay Johnson Clarence Kelch Charles Gwinn Nellie Smith Everett Teare Jr Denny McEnab Charles A. Dowler Clarence Brown and others Grand jurors listed include Vilas Kail foreman William Meyers Carroll Elliott Don Lowry and several others.

Gordon B. Gray C. W. Schoonover Arthur Tabler Willard McGlaughlin George A. Vickers Clayton Johnson Harry Hamilton Robert Weekley Fred Keirns Herman FE. Markham Clyde Singer Frank West Willard Bratton Charles A. Dowler Clarence Brown Vilas Kail Foreman William Meyers Carroll Elliott Don Lowry Guy Simon Guy Corby Clarence Petty Helen Noon D. C. McInturf Lola Zigler Georgia Moore Bertha Vermillion Thomas Metters George E. Norman Doris Woodworth

Resolutions and Cold Weather? Athens Police Activate Few

The Athens police reported no arrests for the first five days of 1949 led by Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan, while comparing to 1948 when Jan 2 to Jan 4 saw 11 people cited for intoxication or illegal motor vehicle operation.

Athens Joseph B. Grogan

Marriage License for Breeze and Robinson in Athens

James Harry Breeze, 21, and Anita Elaine Robinson, 18, both of Athens, obtain a marriage license.

James Harry Breeze Anita Elaine Robinson Athens

Lions Donate Ceiling Projector to Aid Bedridden in Athens

The Athens Lions Club presented a ceiling microfilm projector and an initial 39-title library to the Edwin Watts Chubb Library for use by bedridden and physically or mentally handicapped individuals. University President John C. Baker accepted the gift, with loans delivered by Lions members and rules to ensure accessibility for eligible recipients.

Athens Athens Lions Club Lions Club John C. Baker Ohio University Edwin Watts Chubb Baker Lions George Clark Gordon K. Bush The Athens Messenger Dwight Rutherford Rotary George Smith Kiwanis Iris Fierce Dwight Robinson Clark Ohio Lion Club

Speaker Change in Athens Union Church Services

Officials of the Athens Ministerial Association announced speaker changes for the week long union church services. Charles F. Cooley will speak at Richland Avenue Methodist Church replacing Edward White on the program. Albert R. Ervin and H. L. McDaniel will address Central Ave Methodist and First Presbyterian churches respectively with a closing united service Friday at First Christian Church.

Athens Ministerial Association Charles F. Cooley Richland Avenue Methodist Albert R. Ervin H. L. McDaniel Central Ave

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