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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1952

Page

5

Palmer Hall to be remodeled into new offices in Athens

L. C. Baker announces completion of remodeling Palmer Hall at the corner of W Washington and S Congress Streets. The project converts the former student housing unit into about 36 offices, with tenants including the Athens County Red Cross unit and the Atlanta Credit Corp. The work features new paint, flooring, lighting, and partitions, and aims for a fall completion with some tenants moving in by August 1.

Palmer Hall W. Washington and S. Congress Sts L. C. Baker Baker Athens County Red Cross Unit Highway Maintenance Co County Welfare Department Atlanta Credit Corp Red Cross Congress St W. Washington

Teens Involved In Route 50 Crash Near Albany

Two teenage drivers escaped injury after a July Wednesday crash on Route 50 a mile west of Albany. William Newton 18 of Nelsonville Route 1 drove a truck extensively damaged. Robert Jagers 17 of Albany operated the car with extensive damage. Newton signaled a left turn while Jagers attempted to pass and collided with the truck. Jagers was ordered to appear in Juvenile Court.

Route 50 Albany State Highway Patrol William Newton Nelsonville Robert Jagers Newlan Jagers

Day to Meet Conrath Bean Post DAV

The Disabled American Veterans group will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Armory. Refreshments will follow the meeting per commander C A Parker.

Conrath Bean C. A Parker

FASTEETH Denture Powder Ad Claims Better Hold

FASTEETH is an improved powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to keep false teeth from sliding or rocking. It is alkaline and non acid with no gummy taste, does not sour, and claims to control denture odor. Available at drug stores.

Red Cross Navy Policy Is Explained

Red Cross explains its limits on emergency leaves for Navy service. Mrs Daily notes the organization cannot recommend leaves or extensions or predict decisions. Families should send non emergency cases through proper channels and use Navy Message Service for fleet personnel.

Clarke Daily Athens County Red Cross Navy

Births and dismissals listed at Shelterin g Arms Hospital

Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard Burns of MacConnelsville and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of Guysville. A son is reported for Mr and Mrs Arthur Stalder of Akron. Names tied to Athens include George Mason and several residents. Dismissals list Mary Devlin Cleveland Estella Kimmey Athens and others.

Howard Burns MacConnelsville Robert Brown Guysville Arthur Stalder Akron George Mason the Plains Clara J. Lockwood Athens H. A. Boles Bessie Carman Orval Pierce Mary Devlin Cleveland Estella Kimmey James Maynard Mason W. V Harold Snow Thelma Medcalf John Dalton

Imperial Guaranteed Bulk Ice Cream Promotion

The ad promotes Imperial Guaranteed Bulk Ice Cream as superior and satisfying with smooth rich flavor. It claims metal cans ensure quality and announces July stock for whole summer use. It suggests serving ideas including a Strawberry Frosted cooler using vanilla ice cream and strawberries.

Imperial

Mrs West Dies In Athens After Short Illness

Mary Ruth West 62 of 172 Second St. Athens died Thursday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Survived by husband Edward, four daughters Drell Goff Maymie Welch Robert Mahaffey Bernardine West, three sons David and Ralph Pearl, sister Ophelia Stanley, all of Ohio. Infant daughter Wilma died earlier. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at First Wesleyan Methodist Church. Burial West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call Jagers funeral home after Friday noon.

Mary Ruth West Second St Sheltering Arms Hospital Edward West Drell Goff Maymie Welch Robert Mahaffey Bernardine West Athens David Ralph Pearl Columbus Ophelia Stanley Chesterhill Wilma First Wesleyan Methodist Church E. C Kenney Yorton Clark West Union Street Jagers Funeral

Woodworker finds aged sycamore near Athens Ohio

A. L. Romine on Route 56 near Athens Country Club discovers two 14 foot sycamore boards nearly 30 inches wide and two inches thick, plus other planks from the same tree. The boards, used as Lohse barn flooring over 115 years ago, remained unwarped. He estimates the heartwood yielded boards about 40 inches wide in a water powered mill.

Route 56 Athens Country Club A. L. Romine Lohse Athens Romine

Cool breezes ease Athens heat after stretch of high 90s

Pleasant winds sweep through Athens Thursday morning as temperatures dip from 94 on Wednesday to 68 overnight. By 9 a.m. the thermometer reads 71 with a comfortable breeze soothing heat-ridden residents after four days of heat above 90.

Athens Mercury

Driver Fined After State Truck Collision in Athens

A State Highway Department truck driven by Joseph Sharp 27 of Glouster collided with Daniel H. Stright 31 of Athens Route 1 on W State Street as Stright backed his car. Sharp was charged with unsafe operation and fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Peter B. Seel.

State Highway Patrol Athens State Highway Department Joseph Sharp Glouster Daniel H. Stright W. State St Stright Sharp Peter B. Seel

Athens Men Incorporate Lancaster Auto Theater

Secretary of State Ted W. Brown issues a corporation charter to Lancaster Auto Theater Corp. of Athens. The company is authorized 400 shares of no par common stock and 200 shares of preferred stock with a $100 par value. Incorporators include Dr. T. H. Morgan, Earl G. Davis Sr., and Francis K. Rauch. Roger J. Jones Jr. is listed as statutory agent.

Ted W. Brown Lancaster Auto Theater Corp Athens T. H. Morgan Earl G. Davis, Sr Francis K. Rauch Roger J. Jones, Jr Security Bank

Jaycees Rodeo Show Fails to Appear in Athens

The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce reports a loss of at least 360 dollars after the Lawrence Championship rodeo failed to perform on July 13. Merchants who had supported advance ticket sales donated the proceeds to the Jaycees.

Athens

Rankin Pleads Guilty for Failure to Yield at Intersection

Charles I. Rankin, 28, of 73 N Congress St, pleaded guilty in Mayor Peter B. Seel's court to failure to yield the right of way when making a turn. He was fined $10 plus costs.

Charles I. Rankin Congress St Peter B. Seel

Porcupine Surprise on Asbury Ridge Near Athens Vinton Hocking

Mrs. Floyd Martin found a porcupine near her Asbury Ridge home after her dog cornered a female porcupine. Wildlife officials tried to rescue it with a burlap sack, but a gunshot caused the animal to fall and die. Ridge noted quills can injure if touched and speculated it may have arrived from Canada or Michigan.

Everett Ridge Ray Sickels Floyd Martin Athens, Hocking Vinton County Messenger ED Pletcher Asbury Ridge Athens Vinton Hocking Counties Mrs. Martin Ridge Sickels Ridge Ridge Ohio State University Experiment Division Canada Michigan Martin Ohio

Servicemen News From Athens Area and Beyond

Private Jack M. Wallace 22 of Athens serves in Korea after basic at Fort Eustis. His brother Pvt James R. Wallace is at Camp Breckinridge. Five OU students from Athens area attended a four week summer encampment with the 516th Troop Carrier Wing at Memphis AFB. John Y Bridge returns from Korea aboard USS Consolation after aiding wounded. Pvt John T. Butsko serves with 25th Infantry Division in eastern Korea. William Gene Ball trains at Marine Recruit Depot San Diego. Rex L. McKnight completes Navy recruit training at San Diego and moves to a new assignment.

Pvt Jack M. Wallace Athens Korea Fort Eustis Private Wallace Mollie Howell Tuscarawas Willard Wallace James R. Wallace Camp Breckinridge Ohio University 516Th Memphis Air Force Base Memphis Tenn OU Air John YD. Bridge Floyd L. Bridge New Marshfield California Consolation Pusan Inchon United States Japan Pearl Harbor John T. Butsko Audrey Chauncey 25Th Infantry Butsko 14Th Infantry Regiment William Gene Ball Willard Gerald Ball Chesterhill Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif Marine Corps Rex. L. McKnight C. R. McKnight Coolville Naval Training Center Navy McKnight

Local Men Enlist in Air Force for Sampson AFB Training

Charles R. Gibbs of Coolville Route 3 enlists in the Air Force and will start basic training at Sampson Air Force Base in Geneva New York. Everett L. Bangerter of Middleport also enlists in July 14 and will report to Sampson AFB for basic training as well.

Charles R. Gibbs Coolville Route 3 Air Force Sampson Air Force Base Geneva N. Y Everett L. Bangerter Middleport New York Chauncey Local No Chauncey Cincinnati Ohio

ROTC Cadets Attend Fort Belvoir Engineer Camp

Three Ohio University ROTC cadets attend the engineer summer camp at Fort Belvoir Virginia. The camp runs from June 23 to August 1 and includes cadet Carl A Petroski among participants.

Ohio University Rotc Engineer Ft. Belvoir Carl A. Petroski

Favorite Son Delegates Seek Bandwagon at Democratic Convention

Ohio’s “favorite son” delegates gather to back a sure winner as the Democratic nomination nears. Half the delegation supports Kefauver while the rest split among Stevenson, Russell, and Harriman. Bulkley’s role looms with four possible action paths. Sawyer hints at bypassing Bulkley, while DiSalle predicts limited Stevenson second-ballot support.

Chicago Ohio Estes Kefauver Tennessee Adlal Stevenson Ilinois Richard R. Russell Georgia Averell Harriman New York Kefauver Robert J. Bulkley Cleveland Stevenson Bulkley Commerce Charles Sawyer Sawyer Cincinna W. A. Julian Cincinnati Michael V. DiSalle Toledo UUS Harriman Herbert S Duffy Columbus

Quince Anderson Fined for Intoxication in Athens

Quince Anderson, 67, of Athens Route 1, was fined $10 plus costs by Mayor Peter B Seel on a charge of intoxication. The arrest was made by the State Highway Patrol.

Quince Anderson Athens Peter B Seel State Highway Patrol

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