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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1952
Page
2
Robert A. Gilfeather of Walnut Creek California pleaded guilty at a hearing before Mayor Paul Galvin after speeding 60 mph in a 50 mph zone. He was fined $10 and costs. Other patrol arrests included Roy D. Best of Danville Kentucky and Leonard J. Layton of Columbus, each fined $10 and costs.
Athens County Treasurer's office in Nelsonville will accept real estate tax payments second half of 1951 at First National Bank Tuesday and Wednesday with July 20 final payment date and a 10 percent penalty after. Notices announce appointments of estate administrators Parmiter, Hanning, and Brandeberry with four month creditor claim deadlines. local society news covers visits and dinners. a note warns that a close moon approach could cause global tidal waves and eruptions.
The Rev W C Pfeiffer and Mrs Pfeiffer join the First Methodist Church parsonage at 80 FE Columbus St after moving from Dayton Victory Methodist Church where he served seven years All ministry spent in Ohio Conference WSCS plans reception for the couple on Monday July 14.
Local church schedule lists services at First Methodist Fort and Short Streets and Christian Fort and Short Streets. It notes a 80th anniversary camp meeting in Lancaster and guest pastors from nearby churches with hymn and youth program details.
Athens County commissioners and state highway engineers report near completion of a flood hazard relief project on Route 691 at Kimberly. Three 30 inch culverts will be installed with 450 tons of limestone and 300 tons of screenings to protect the line, with grading and paving to follow in the coming weeks.
About 40 Bible school staff and seminary students from the Hocking Valley, under Dr. Charles Pindar of Marietta, gather in Nelsonville for a multi day retreat. They toured Lake Hope and Hocking Caves, dined at the First Presbyterian Church, and plan new schools after lunch today before returning to headquarters.
Mrs. Robert Bateman and daughter Margaret return from Dayton where they were guests of relatives. June 28 they attended the wedding of Hubert Bateman and Diane Harris in Dayton's EUB Church. Bateman and Harris are X ray technicians working in Dayton and planning to reside there. Mrs Bateman plans an August trip to California to visit son William Bateman in the Pacific theater.
The black fluid from the ink sacs of octopuses and some cuttlefish is used to produce sepia ink a rich reddish brown pigment widely used in watercolor work.
The oldest United States Masonic hall built for the purpose sits in Richmond Virginia. Edudolph then governor of inia assisted in laying the cornerstone in 1785 and the hall has been in continuous use since 1787.
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