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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1952

Page

12

Storm Strikes Area Knocking Out Power and Communications

A heavy electrical storm hit the Athens area causing road flooding on Route 50A at Amesville and Route 690 and cutting electric service in Albany and New Marshfield. Power and telephone lines were disrupted as trees and blown fuses affected multiple utilities.

Athens Amesville Federal Creek Albany-New Marshfield Salem- Luhrig Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co Torch Athens Home Telephone Co

Navy Chaplain Addresses Athens Reserve Unit at Carnegie Hall

Lt. Bery Burr of the Military Sea Transportation Service spoke to Athens Volunteer Composite Reserve unit at Carnegie Hall. He outlined the MSTS organization and tasks including evacuating troops at Hungnam, Korea. Burr, a WWII Navy veteran and Ohio University graduate, recently returned from Germany and stayed with his wife Esther and sons at Woodland Ave.

Bery Burr Navy Military Sea Transportation Service Athens Carnegie Hall Burr Pee Hungnam Korea Atlantic Germany Esther Secoy Woodland Ave Cleveland Ohio University

Athens County board to elect officers at reorganization

Officers of the Athens County board of education will be elected at the annual reorganization meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the county school superintendent office.

Athens County Board of Education

New Officers Named at Annual Parish Meeting

Dwight Rutherford was elected senior warden of the Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal at the annual parish meeting. Charles Woodworth became junior warden and three new members Carl Gustavson F E Hughes and J E Thackery joined the Executive Committee. Whitehouse Woodworth named delegates to the Diocesan Convention with alternates Raymer McQuiston W H Herbert.

Dwight Rutherford Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal Rutherford Roger Coninor Charles Woodworth Carl G. Gustavson F. E. Hughes J. E. Thackery Victor Whitehouse Edward F. Wilsey Henry A. Frost H. H. Peck Walter Davis Woodworth Connor

Child Dies in Columbus at Children’s Hospital

Debra Lynn Dailey seven months old of Dewey E. and Mrs. Dailey of 16 Wolfe Street died Thursday morning after a two day illness at Children’s Hospital Columbus. Survived by parents two brothers James Arnold five and David Lee two grandparents Gus Calentine Amesville George Dailey Reynoldsburg great grandparents Minnie Pickett Athens Jennie Calentine Amesville and Charles McGraft Athens Route 4. Friends may call Saturday afternoon at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home with services Sunday at 10 am conducted by Rev. R. E. Kelchner and burial in West Union Street Cemetery.

Debra Lynn Dailey Dewey E. Dailey Wolfe St Children's Hospital Columbus James Arnold David Lee Gus Calentine Amesville George Dailey Reynoldsburg Minnie Pickett Athens Jennie Calentine Charles McGraft Dowler - Ferguson- Hughes Funeral Home R. E. Kelchner West Union Street

Patrolman's Daughter Struck by Car Near School

Seven year old Nancy Gibbs, daughter of Patrolman James Gibbs, was lightly injured Thursday afternoon when struck by a car in front of Mechanicsburg School. She was treated at Shelter ing Arms Hospital and released. driver released with no charges as witnesses said she ran into the car.

Nancy Gibbs Richland Ave Mechanicsburg Sheltering Arms Hospital Nancy James Gibbs Athens Post

Walton Officers Installed At Izaak Walton League Meeting

Burt Brickner state field man spoke to about 100 at the oyster supper and installation in IOOF Hall Athens chapter president E R Jacoby and officers were installed. The local chapter has 217 members and plans to add a Vinton County chapter. James Cassell led entertainment with Rebekah Lodge serving refreshments.

Izaak Walton League Burt Brickner League Ohio Athens Joe Adams Walter Ervin Wamsley Brickner E. R. Jacoby Paul Cotton Messenger News Izaak Walton League of America IOOF D. K. Seward Tiffin P. S. Wamsley James Cassell Fred Lee Tom Edison Heaton Claudis Chappel Lake Hope Vinton County McArthur Chicago America Walter Crumline Rebekah

Bound to Jury After Shooting At Glouster

A Glouster woman Ella Parks was bound to the grand jury after a hearing in Mayor Peter B. Seel's court. She posted 1500 bond and faces an assault with intent to kill charge from a Sunday shooting at their home. her husband Ralph Parks was wounded and hospitalized.

Glouster Peter B. Seel Ella Parks Trimble Township Sheltering Arms Hospital Parks

Railroad Signal Hit In Ohio Crash Near Nelsonville

John A. Miller, 33, of Millfield Route 1, overturned on Route 33 at Meyers Crossing near Nelsonville and struck a railroad signal at the Chesapeake and Ohio crossing. No injuries were reported. Two other drivers were arrested: Joe Hamilton, 26, for defective brakes, fined five dollars and costs. Willard Hart, 24, for driving without a license, fined twenty dollars and costs.

John A. Miller Millfield Meyers Crossing Nelsonville State Highway Patrol Miller Chesapeake and Ohio Joe Hamilton McArthur L. K. Murphy Willard Hart Athens Peter B. Seel

Ex-Kentucky Man Fights Extradition

A former Kentucky resident now living in Athens was free on 250 bond awaiting an extradition hearing in Common Pleas Court. Joseph Louis Clark of 50 W Carpenter St was taken into custody on a warrant for deserting a minor child. The warrant from La Grange Kentucky was sent to Athens. Chief Grogan said Clark refused to waive extradition and a Feb 2 hearing was set.

Kentucky Athens Common Pleas Court Joseph Louis Clark W. Carpenter St la Grange Joseph B. Grogan Grogan Clark

New Marshfield Pair Bound to Grand Jury

Two New Marshfield residents Bernice Milliron and her son Glen Milliron were bound to the grand jury after pleading innocent to incest charges at arraignment before Mayor Peter B Seel. Each posted a $100 bond and were freed pending grand jury action. The charges were filed by Jacob Millican, husband and father of the defendants.

New Marshfield Bernice Milliron Glen Milliron Peter B. Seel Jacob Millican

Driver Charles Sherman Third DUI Sentence In City Court

Charles J. Sherman of New Marshfield was fined 150 dollars and costs and given 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Mayor Peter B. imposed the sentence Thursday following the guilty plea.

Charles J. Sherman New Marshfield Sherman Peter B

Marriage Licenses For Chaney Blackford and Lanes Shea

Clifford L. Chaney 23 and Mona Lee Blackford 19 both of New Marshfield Route 1 obtain marriage licenses. Joseph Herman Lanes Jr 23 of Columbus and Hannah Katherine Shea 22 of Athe were issued licenses.

Clifford L. Chaney Mona Lee Blackford New Marshfield Joseph Herman Lanes, Jr Columbus Hannah Katherine Shea Athe

Mrs Emma Riggs Smith Rites Sunday at Shade Church

Funeral services for Emma Riggs Smith 73 are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Shade Methodist Church. She died Thursday at her son Clyde’s home in Shade. Survived by three sons a daughter sister Nora Burson two half sisters and seven grandchildren. Burial at Burson Cemetery. Visitation at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home Friday and at Clyde’s home after Saturday noon.

Emma Riggs Smith Clyde Shade Smith Nora Burson Linley Smith Orville Shade Methodist Church

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notices Admitted and Dismissed

A hospital notice lists admissions and dismissals. Admitted: Roy Radford Athens John McCune Millfield Judy Snyder Millfield Earl Wilson Athens Mrs Jeanette Barros Athens Mrs Elynor Campbell Athens Agnes McNabb Chauncey Mrs Marjorie Hartsfield Athens Ray Nichols Rutland Mrs Mildred Pitts Athens Mrs Grace Judson Glouster. Discharged: Helen Burley Zaleski Opal King Athens Dorothy Mingus Glouster Eber Linscott Athens Mrs Mae Hunter Athens.

Roy Radford Athens John McCune Millfield Judy Snyder Earl Wilson Jeanette Barros Elynor Campbell Agnes McNabb Chauncey Marjorie Hartsfield Ray Nichols Rutland Mildred Pitts Grace Judson Glouster Helen Burley Zaleski Opal King Dorothy Mingus Eber Linscott Mae Hunter

Athens County Silage Day Slated Tuesday

Silage Day will be observed in Athens County Tuesday in a series sponsored by the Institute Committee. At the Athens Grange Hall eight silage samples from local farms were sent to Wooster for analysis. Topics include feeding silage in Athens County and methods for harvesting and storing high quality silage.

Athens County Institute Committee Ross Wright Athens Grange Hall C. D. Arnold Alton Hanning Wooster Charles McDonald Sam McDonald Seth Neeley Sons Athens John S. B George Gist Charles F. Rogers Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Ohio Wright

J. J. Morris Dies in Columbus at 67

Joseph J. Morris 67, former Athens resident, died Thursday evening at his home 1247 Sullivant Ave Columbus after a brief illness. Born in Athens County he moved to Columbus about 1928 and ran a dry cleaning business. Survived by wife Margaret two sons Gerald and Ray a brother Pearl and granddaughters Marilyn and Barbara Morris. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Norris funeral home Grove City with burial in Grove City cemetery.

Joseph J. Morris Athens Sullivant Ave Columbus Athens County Margaret Gerald California Ray Pearl Hamilton Marilyn Barbara Morris Norris Funeral Home Grove City

Mrs. Snyder Dies at 87 in Athens Ohio

Mary A. Snyder 87 of 135 Grosvenor St died Friday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a three year illness. Born Champaign County Ohio she lived in Athens since 1903. Survived by daughter Mrs Walter Porter Athens son Louis B Snyder Galion sister Mrs A H French Manville N J four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home arranging.

Mary A. Snyder Grosvenor St Sheltering Arms Hospital Champaign County Ohio

Athens Soldier Returns From Korea

Cpl. George A. Sealock of Athens is listed among 1693 passengers on the Navy transport Marine Phoenix. The ship was to arrive Thursday in Seattle Oregon from the Far East.

Cpl George A. Sealock Athens Navy Marine Phoenix Seattle Ore Far East

Red Cross Bloodmobile Visit Sets Athens Quota

The Red Cross bloodmobile comes to Athens Monday with a 150 pint quota, up from 125. Ninety-five percent of the goal is expected from 180 anticipated registrations led by Phi Kappa Tau with 44 donors, plus ROTC and university groups and local organizations. The drive runs 11 am to 5 pm at the First Methodist Church basement, with walk-ins after noon.

Athens Red Cross B. F. Cutler Ohio University Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Delta Tau Delta Tau Kappa Epsilon Alpha Delta Omega Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Epsilon Pi Sigma Chi Scott Quadrangle Boyd Bryan Hall ROTC The McBee Co Athens County Shade Grange Albany Grange Ellis the Lions Club

Three Auto Wrecks Reported by City Police

Police said three downtown crashes occurred Thursday. Leonard Lyons, 19, of B-1 East Green, backed into Roy Ervin’s car on President Street and was fined five dollars. James Abraham’s car on 120 West Union Street was damaged by a rock dropped from William Clonch’s rock laden truck. Albert Newman, of Detroit, backed into Samuel Eblen’s truck while Eblen pulled from an alley on North Court Street.

Leonard Lyons B-1 East Green President St Roy Ervin Racine Lyons Peter B. Seel James Abraham W. Union St Abraham W. Union Depot William A. Clonch Athens Clonch N. Court St Samuel E. Eblen Richland Ave Albert Newman Detroit

Pep Assembly at Athens High School Auditorium

Athens High School students held a pep assembly in the auditorium. John Evans, AHS guard, gave a pep talk as Athens prepared to play Pome roy tonight. Sheff Cutler performed two original piano pieces and Hilda Haning sang My Hero with Martha Dee Morrison on piano. Dick Nellis presided.

Athens John Evans AHS Guard Pomeroy Sheff Cutler Hilda Haning Martha Dee Morrison Straus Dick Nellis

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c _ Tintz Cross Bros Frank H. Cross Patrolman Walton Ag In Beter Telephone Mrs. Smith James Andrews, Glouster J. J. Morris Rauch’s Bakery Corradini Radford S. Court Street Red Cross Bloodmobile Ana Sa Mill ST East State St Roger Lean Edmond Life Parkersburg West Virginia Lion Free Will Baptist Church the Plains, Ohio Gus Graham Buckeye Buckeye Cafeteria Save Bologna Wisxine Lean BA Callies Kenny Maple’'S Grocery Junction
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