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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1947

Page

5

Overhanging Roof Removed As New Owners Remodel Court St. Building

The Foster House at 35 39 S Court St undergoes remodel as owners Chakaris and Varnes remove a second floor porch and ornate roof. Tenants John Power and Walsh Electric Co. continue operations while moving planned. the structure’s long history and past businesses are recalled.

Court St S. Court St Mike J. Chakaris Steve Varnes John Power Athens Barber Walsh Electric Co Foster John Quincey Adams Isaac Norton Joseph Norton F. W. Woolworth Joseph

Ohio University housing crisis prompts community aid appeal

Dean Maurel Hawkins reports critical room shortage as 20 plus daily applicants exhaust available housing. Officials urge Athens residents to list rooms for September occupancy, offering guaranteed deposits and beds at nominal charges to handle a record enrollment.

Maurel Hawkins Ohio University Today Ohio University Athens

Rogaski Named in Mulligan Boy Death Suit

Conrad Mulligan of Athens Route 5 sues James Rogaski Jr for 10000 over the death of his six year old son Paul Leo Mulligan who was killed June 5 when struck by Rogaski's car on Route 33 near his home Rogaski faced manslaughter charges and a grand jury did not indict him Rogaski said the boy darted from behind a passing truck into his path while driving fault claims included excessive speed faulty brakes and failure to keep to the right of the road

Conrad Mulligan Athens Route 5 James Rogaski, Jr Paul Leo Mulligan Rogaski Mulligan Here State Highway Patrol Franz Woodworth Guysville

Elza Dean Dies at Age 80 in Amesville

Elza Dean a lifelong Amesville resident and retired farmer died at Valley Hill Rest Home after a brief illness. Survived by two nieces and two nephews. Funeral Friday 2 30 p m at Amesville Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Robert Foreman. Burial in Amesville Cemetery. Friends may call Fawcett Stone in Chesterhill until 1 30 p m and at the Amesville church until 2 p m.

Chesterhill Amesville Eliza Dean Valley Hill Dean Amesville Presbyterian Church Robert Foreman Fawcett Stone

Armbruster to Attend Army Air Force Show in Florida

Dean A H Armbruster of the College of Commerce at Ohio University will represent the university as a guest at an Army Air Force show Friday at Elgin Field Florida. The event, invited by the AAF Commanding General, will feature college officials from across the country and include RAF equipment flights bombing strafing and speed runs with a pyro display by the Chemical Warfare Service. Armbruster will depart for Florida Thursday aboard an AAF plane.

A. H. Armbruster College of Commerce Ohio University Army Air Force Elgin Field Fla AAF Chemical Warfare Service Dean Armbruster Florida

Annual Coolville Camp Opens With Sunday Services

Coolville hosts its 67th Annual Camp Meeting at the campgrounds beginning Sunday. Rev. Amos Hoover of Coolville Methodist Church says services are 11 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm EST with evening meetings each day through August 10.

Coolville Amos Hoover

Red Cross Board Schedule Meeting in Athens

The Athens County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a Board of Directors meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Athens High School. Ellen Biddle executive secretary announced the schedule today.

Athens County The American Red Cross Athens High School Ellen Biddle

Omitted Name Steals Spotlight in Athens Contest

Howard Brown carrier for The Messenger and son of Mr and Mrs Charles Brown at 528 Rich land Ave was left out of the Athens area contest winners list. He and other winners will be guests of The Messenger for a five day Washington D C tour.

Howard Brown the Messenger Charles Brown Richland Ave Athens Vicinit Cortest The Messenger Washington D. C

Dairymen Promised Funds For Tuberculosis Testing

Athens County dairymen were promised one thousand dollars for spot checks of cattle for tuberculosis after a delegation urged support at the county commissioners meeting. The pledge, to be effective by January 1, 1948, came from the Athens County Milk Producers Association and other officials. The board also discussed Bangs tests, road limestone contracts, and various county expenses including payrolls and relief costs.

Athens County Board of County Commissioners Rylmer Ackley Si Allen Athens County Milk Producers’ Association H. T. Phillips Ralph Leonard H. W. Miller Lodi Township Flanders-Lawson Chesterhill Stone Co Bern Ames Rome New England G. P. Pincelli

Edward H. Parsons Dies at 80 in Stewart Home

Edward H. Parsons 80 died at the home of his cousin Peter P. Parsons in Stewart. Born in Carthage Township the son of Peter and Margaret Hammond Parsons he was a retired motorman for the Cleveland Railway Co. Burial will be beside his wife Alvira Bean Parsons who preceded him in death.

Stewart—Edward H. Parsons Peter P. Parsons Carthage Township Peter Margaret Hammond Parsons Cleveland Railway Co Cleveland Alvira Bean Parsons

Albany Grange Plans 75th Anniversary

The Albany Grange will observe its 75th anniversary Saturday at 8 30 p m A history of the Grange will be read and refreshments will be served All charter members are asked to be present.

Albany Albany Grange Grange

Thomas Wood Rites Here To Be Friday

Thomas A Wood 37 died Tuesday night from injuries suffered when struck by a truck in Leroy He died in Medina Community Hospital The funeral mass is Friday 10 am at St Pauls Church Athens native graduate of Athens High School Ohio University 1929 Cleveland Law School 1934 member of Phi Delta Theta Elks Athens Medina County Bar Association worked for the Bureau of Unemployment Surviving are his parents and two sisters Burial in West Union Street Cemetery Friends may call at 71 Maplewood Drive

Thomas A. Wood Medina Community Hospital St. Paul's Church Wood Leroy Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co Athens High School Ohio University Cleveland Law School Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Elks’ Lodge Athens Medina County Bar Association Bureau of Unemployment Robert S. Wood William S. Bentley Detroit William B. Biggs Francis J. Connor W. Union St Maplewood Drive

Coolest Summer Prompting Coats as Chilly Weather Persists

Residents report unusually cool conditions with a high around 78 degrees mid week dropping to 48 at night. Thermometer readings show 69 by 9:45 a.m. and many chimneys smoke while coats remain common at the end of the period.

Man Leaves Wife for Good Plans Monday Ad

A young man rushed into the Clarion office seeking a last minute ad to disclaim responsibility for his wife’s debts as he leaves her. The editor refused but anticipated potential trouble, noting the forms were closed yet a possible ad appeared for Monday. Sun

Clarion

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