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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1946
Page
13
A guide explains reporting gross wages before deductions, handling Form 3040 and Form W-2, listing income items, and how to treat travel and miscellaneous deductions. It covers dividends, interest, war bonds, living arrangements, and how joint or individual returns affect exemptions and dependents.
Vice-President Bland L. Strad ley of Ohio State University will address the OSU Alumni Association of Athens County at 7 pm Thursday at the Business and Professional Women's clubrooms in the Cline Building.
Ohio University convocation will feature Dr. George E. Davis of Purdue University discussing the life of poet James Whitcomb Riley. Davis will present a recital of Riley works at Memorial Auditorium at 9 40 a m.
Fair and colder conditions prevailed as Sunday temperatures rose to 26 degrees by day and plunged to 12 degrees at night, according to weather observer Mrs. C N France.
State reductions lower initial and recurring premiums for farm workers injury coverage. New farmers pay 3.64 dollars per 100 dollars payroll while existing policyholders see 32.80 per 100. The rate changes, set by a state commission, reflect past injury costs and aim to boost insurance adoption among farms employing three or more workers.
The Order of Malta will be conferred at a special meeting of Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar at the Masonic Temple in Nelsonville on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. A class of 20 candidates will receive the work demonstrated by a degree team from Athens Commandery. Dinner precedes at 630 p.m. Invitations go to neighboring commanderies and Grand Commandery officers will attend, said Commander William W. Connell.
Births to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carpenter of Imesville a daughter. Admissions include Mabel Bean on Wolfe Street for major surgery and Mona Jarvis on Stella Avenue for major surgery. Arthur Don Haning and Miss Virginia Williams on Min Street for medical care. Pearl Betz of Millfield also noted for medical. Discharges include Joseph B. Grogan of Athens, Mrs. Ann Dicken of New Marshfield, and Harry Ladd of Stewart.
The Young Democratic Club plans a meeting on Thursday January 17 at 8 p m. in the basement of Eagles Hall with a speaker to be announced. A public supper featuring Ed Hawk of New Marshfield and veterans is set at the Athens Grange Hall as part of the evening.
A long list of discharged soldiers and airmen is shown by hometowns including Athens Gallipolis Middleport Pomeroy Nelsonville Logan McArthur Laurelyville Chauncey Chauncey Glouster Crown City and others. Ranks range from private and corporal to sergeant and lieutenant with dozens named and many routes or street addresses attached.
J Lively filed a compensation appeal in Common Pleas Court against the Industrial Commission of Ohio claiming total disability from smoke and gasses at Jewett Coal Co mine on January 6 1927. He says payments through March 13 1927 and partial disability payments through December 6 1942 were misapplied and seeks judgment and costs.
A jury in Common Pleas Court heard William Cullison of The Plains charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Tomorrow jurors will hear Dale Perry of Lodi Township indicted for assault with intent to rape. William Deer of St. Nelsonville faces assault with intent to kill and resisting an officer. his case will be heard Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Cunningham Jones of Athens reports the death of her brother Stephen Clifford at his Tryon Nebraska home after a brief illness. He left farm work near Trenton and served as county treasurer. survived by four daughters, one son, two sisters, and one brother. Funeral services were held in North Platte.
Mr and Mrs W H Jewett celebrated their golden anniversary with an open house at 73 W State St and 63 Elmwood Place. About 150 guests called from 3 to 5:30 pm and 7:34 to 9 pm. The couple married December 24 1895 near Zaleski Morgan County. They have four grandchildren and no children.
Athenians travel by automobile Sunday to Deland Florida to visit Dr and Mrs W H Hutchinson and family. The visitors include Dr and Mrs A A Baldwin and two sons and Mr and Mrs Gerald M Kyle and sons Tommie Jerry and Jimmie. Hutchinsons are former Athens residents.
After two years with the U S Navy Carl Clifford was honorably discharged January 8 at Great Lakes Naval Training Station Illinois. He returns to his former business as co owner of Kyle and Clifford menswear on Court Street. As Pharmacist Mate 3c he went to Japan aboard an attack cargo transport and has since returned with his wife Mrs Clifford and sons Curtis and Kenny residing at 8 East State Street.
Nr and Mrs H L Brown of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs George Merchant and son Philip Lee at 55 N Shafer St. Gerald F Stauffer has completed a taxation refresher in Columbus and begins as auditor for six Southeast Ohio counties. He previously held the post before Navy service. Stauffer and wife reopened their former home at 44 E State St. Mr and Mrs C C Millikan and Prof and Mrs Allen R Kresge attended the Lancaster funeral Sunday of Miss Cora Hickle sister of the late George Hickle.
A five week dieting program cautions about slow weight changes and water retention while outlining the sixth day menu. It recommends personalizing the seventh day and details meals including blackberries toast coffee skim milk spinach Waldorf salad apple celery dressing crackers butter tomato juice steak potato mushrooms carrots bread butter and tea.
A message promotes planning for tomorrow as families seek security beyond war uncertainties. It notes the discharge button restores the ability to arrange futures and asserts the need for stable home life and self-directed decisions. William Donaldson and Ruth Ellen Howard wed in Athens by Justice of the Peace J. W. Bailey. Regulations on industrial health hazards delayed until Feb. 16 for industry review.
The great American baritone Paul Robeson will be presented by Carl Summers at Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening January 15 at 8 30. The program features pianist William Schatzkammer and accompanist Lawrence Frown. Tickets are sold out at Summers Music Mart metal Broad Street MA 2944.
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 8 p.m. in Eagles Hall. Athens Chapter No 175 Eastern Star gathers Monday at 7 30 p.m. Circle Seven WSCS of First Methodist meets Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Paul Ulimark’s home. West Side PTA plans a Tuesday pot luck supper January 15 at 7 p.m with a movie to follow. Bates WSCS meets Thursday at 1 p.m. at the church. all hands invited.
A letter notes new alarm clock designs claim ultra gentle waking. One uses a bedside lamp flash, another a whisper buzzer, and a third ties to a radio program. The writer recalls gentler wakes from family, arguing the world now favors the gentlest alarm above all.
Evan J. Jones Jr and his son Evan have reopened their home at 41 Park Place after arriving from Stamford Connecticut last week Mrs Jones had visited her son in law Capt James R Gilmore and his wife and daughters in Stamford since September She was joined by her son recently discharged from the Army who is re entering Ohio University for the second semester
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