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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1961
Page
3
City building permits for June show 16 permits totaling 38 938 with one new house for Margaret Ann Hoy valued at 15 740. Year to date 1961 permits reach 83 totaling 583 747, ahead of 1960's six month total.
Miss Judy Curry and Buzz Ball, both juniors at Ohio University, were named secretary and treasurer respectively for the newly reorganized Student Cabinet. The CAC approved the new system March 20, creating an 11 member body led by a president and including six area vice presidents and advisers Dean Margaret Deppen and Dean William Butler.
Many wearers fear plate embarrassment when their false teeth slip. A sodium bicarbonate powder called FASTEETH is advertised to keep plates in place and reduce odor, without souring. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Billie Maynard Beckley, 33, a Cincinnati man sought on a bench warrant for non-support, was held by police in Cincinnati. Deputy Sheriff DeWitt Walker went there Wednesday to return Beckley to Athens.
An assault and battery charge against Dora M. West of 5 E State St was dropped after the prosecuting witness Nonella West of Merchantville NJ failed to appear. The case had been continued from last Friday.
Chesterhill Ohio Arthur Noland 78 retired farmer of Glouster Route 2 died Tuesday night at his home after a two year illness Born in Homer Township he was the son of Alfred and Ann Noland His spouses Mary Crabb died in 1935 Frances Gooding Noland survives He also leaves seven sons three daughters a step son a sister 35 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Services Friday 2 pm at the family home Burial at Maplewood Cemetery Glouster Friends may call after Thursday noon
Army veteran Sergeant Mace died on arrival at Verdun military hospital. He was in France to bring his wife and two children home to the United States. A Water loo High School graduate, he served 20 years in the armed forces including World War II and the Korean War. He leaves his wife, two children Marc Eric and Lynda Rosa, and four brothers Roy New Marshfield Donald Albany.
World War II veteran Carl Williams fifty died after a brief illness at 16 Fern Hospital. He served in Europe earning a Purple Heart. Survived by wife Letha two daughters Mary Bell Chesser and Nora, sons Ralph Donald Virgil, mother Nora Sams Williams, and predeceased by father Waldo and brother Arthur. Funeral by Jagers and Sons.
Millions of sufferers over forty years have found relief with a cooling soothing remedy. A user notes relief from itching and sleeping through the night after using Peterson's Ointment promoted in ads. Available from all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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