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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1948

Page

5

County Reappraisal About Two Thirds Complete Work

Athens County real estate re appraisal begun in 1945 is about two thirds finished. A four man central board oversees field appraisers with total cost to date around 46 thousand dollars plus plats costs. The project aims for sound value based on 1941 replacement costs less depreciation to equalize tax valuations.

William KR. Lee Athens County Ralph Elliott Elliott York Nelsonville Athens Alexander Trimbler Ellett Central Board of Appraisers Fred Kittle Len McCune W. Ray Clark Troy Township Fred Elliott Lee Township Kittle Court House Central Committee

Lack of Feed Seen as Dairy Cattle Setback

Ohio dairy experts report feed shortages as a major nutritional deficiency at a series of dairy conferences in Athens Grange Hall. C D McGrew cites Dr T S Sutton of Ohio State University noting experiments at Trumble County Farm show Holsteins can cut grain while maintaining milk yield and butter fat, with grain per 100 pounds of milk dropping from 34.5 to 19 pounds and annual per cow grain from 3713 to 2115 pounds.

Ohio C. D. McGrew Athens Grange Hall T. S. Sutton Ohio State University McGrew Trumble County Cortland

Weather Cancels Red Cross Officials Meeting

The gathering of Red Cross representatives at the Berry Hotel was canceled due to bad weather. Ellen Biddle, executive secretary, announced the cancellation and said no new date had been set yet.

Red Cross Berry Hotel Ellen Biddle

Warm spell fails to ease local gas shortage

After several sub-zero nights, the thermometer rose only to 16 at 10 a.m. Friday and peaked at 22 Thursday, the same high as the prior two days. Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France notes the warming offers little relief amid forecasts of cloudy skies and more snow, with a continued gas shortage affecting residents.

C. N. France

Late Ohio University registrants face late fee rule

Ohio University registrar Robert Mahn announced that students who fail to submit a signed schedule card by Wednesday February 4 will be deemed late registrants and charged a daily late fee of one dollar. Advising for degree college students runs February 4 to 5, with University College counseling on February 4 and 5, and classes start February 9.

Ohio University Robert FE. Mahn University College Mahn

17 Year Locust Expected Here Says Specialist

Dr C R Cutright entomologist at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station predicts a 17 year cicada outbreak this year. Ross Wright reports that damage comes from slits in bark as females lay eggs and affects young fruit trees especially apple and cherry. He advises tying young branches and wrapping trunks with paper while the insects are present, sprays and dusts are ineffective.

C. R. Cutright Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Ross Wright Cutright

Shelterings Arms Hospital Births and Admits

A record from Sheltering Arms Hospital lists births for Mrs. Vaughn Conkey in Athens a daughter Mrs. Leonard Lent in New Marshfield a son and Mrs. William Biggers in Athens a son. Admitted are Pattie Vawter in Athens for major surgery Paul Shell in Athens for major surgery Mary Ellen West in New Marshfield for minor surgery Penual Shirley in Athens for medical treatment. Dismissals include Mrs Elmer Lehoe and daughter Albany John Cuthbertson Murray City and Henry Matson The Plains.

Vaughn Conkey Athens Leonard Lent New Marshfield William Biggers Pattie Vawter Paul Shell Mary Ellen West Penual Shirley Elmer Lehoe Albany John Cuthbertson Murray City Henry Matson the Plains

Beyond the Mountains highlighted in Baker Talk at OU

Dr. John C. Baker, president of Ohio University, delivered an address titled Beyond the Mountains at midterm commencement in Music Hall. He noted new frontiers ahead for graduates, outlined business world challenges, and urged character, hard work, and experience alongside academic training as keys to success.

John C. Baker Ohio University Music Hall Baker

Ohio veterans urged to obtain discharge papers for Ohio bonus

Ohio World War II Compensation Fund director Maj. Gen. Chester W. Goble urged veterans to secure original discharge certificates now as part of applying for the Ohio bonus. Applications, expected to help about 5,000 Athens County men, will be available March 1 at the county veterans service officer, with forms for survivors to follow.

Ohio Chester W. Goble Veterans Administration Persident St N. K. Blosser Selective Service Board Goble

Car Skids Into Truck On Slippery Roosevelt Drive

City police reported a minor crash on Roosevelt Drive when a sedan driven by Edna Payne Caskey skidded into a stalled truck owned by Superior Electric Co. The truck driver Dwight H. Ferrer moved the vehicle from the scene. The Caskey vehicle sustained right rear fender damage.

Edna Payne Caskey Superior Electric Co Roosevelt Dr

Band Practice Postponed By Weather This Week

All-County band rehearsal at Mechanicsburg School scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to weather. James Carter band director announced the change today.

Mechanicsburg James Carter

Inventories Approved for Five Estates in Probate Court

Probate Court approved inventories of five estates this week. Names include Frank Sargent Abbie Lawrence Steve Erdy Arthur Frost and John Lohse. Sargent valued at 21926 with real estate 10980 in Lodi Township and a farm partnership half interest 9198, plus 1560 cash and 187 goods. Lawrence estate 16562 with stocks 13377 bank accounts 1843 and goods 1338. Erdy estate 4000 including 3200 for a 91 acre Dover Township tract and the rest a car. Lohse estate 3000 in Guthrie Gould Co north half of lot 269. Frost estate 1670 total with 1330 stock and equipment 195 cash and 150 accounts.

Frank Sargent Abbie W. Lawrence Steve Erdy Arthur Frost John Lohse Sargent Wayne Wingett B. G. Chapman John Cowan Lodi Township Carl Sargent James H. McClure John B. Swanson Charles A. Cornwell Abbie Lawrence Dover Township Pete McDaniel Frank Miller Steve Toth Lohse Guthrie-Gould Co Athens C. M. Gill Parker Walker E. L. Sims Melvin Dunfee Pearl R. Russell Lewis L. Moore

Rites To Be Saturday For Carbon Hill Child

Funeral services for three year old James Jolly son of Mr and Mrs James Jolly Carbon Hill will be Saturday at 11 am at the Methodist Church conducted by Rev William Brown Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery Friends may call at Hoodlet funeral home

New Marshfield James Jolly Carbon Hill Methodist William Brown Hoodlet

Naval Reserve Officer Group Elects Officials

Athens County chapter of Reserve Officers of the Naval Services elected officers last night at the Berry Hotel. Vincent Jukes was named president, Donald Shafer first vice president, Robert Worthman second vice president, Homer T. Baird secretary, and F Theodore Paige treasurer. All except Shafer are Athens men. Shafer is a Nelsonville resident. Next meeting set for Feb 26.

Athens County Reserve Officers of the Naval Services Berry Hotel Vincent Jukes Donald Shafer Robert Worthman Homer T. Baird F. Theodore Paige RONS Shafer Nelsonville Athens

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