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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1946
Page
28
Gallia County Common Pleas Judge Lewis C. Warden calls the grand jury to meet January 22 at 9 30 am and issues new court rules for civil and divorce cases. February 13 135 docket calls follow with trials or final dispositions scheduled. New rules require personal appearances for temporary relief hearings and limit transcript issuance and injunctions.
Cheshire High School Vocational Agriculture announces a special class led by Homer W. Walter for members starting in January at Walter's Hatchery. Attendance open to other vocational agriculture departments with sessions at 10 a m daily focusing on chick recording egg grading incubator operation sexing and boxing hatchery flocks breeding selection blood-testing and related tasks. Weekly Mason County Court meetings move back to Saturdays for convenienc e and the U S geographical center is noted in Smith County.
Buckeye Loan held its annual meeting Monday night with D. W. Thomas and Charlies Stevers re elected to the board and Harley Bovie named secretary. Major John E Halliday was named attorney for the company. Clyde C Angels was elected president with A K Merriman as vice president Hollis Wood serves on the board. A roof fire yesterday caused water damage at the Buckeye Building and minor disruption to operations. Governor Lausche to present medi a today after the incident.
GALLIPOLIS The rationing board office has moved from the Gardner Building at State and Third to the second floor of the K of P building at Second Avenue and Locust. The Gallia County War Price and Rationing Board is now in operation with Mrs. Robert Wolfe and Mrs. Frances Caldwell in charge. CLEVELAND Stricter liquor licensing and stiffer penalties for violators were demanded of State Liquor Director Robert M. Sohngen by the Cleveland Welfare Federation.
Gallia County branch of the Ohio State Nurses Association and Holzer Hospital Nurses Alumnae heard Lieut. Lucille Saunders describe her Pacific air ambulance service. She flew from December 1944 through multiple Pacific points, earning the Air Medal and other honors, and transported 2,400 wounded soldiers without a loss.
Columbus Ohio State Education Director Clyde V. Hissong urged a special board meeting to approve a $50,000 plan creating a division to help schools colleges and libraries obtain surplus military property. Under regulations schools may buy at a 40 percent discount for items like lathes laboratory equipment and tools.
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