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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1949

Page

5

Athens Scouts Named To Order of the Arrow

Two of 35 Athens boy scouts at Camp W Va were elected Order of the Arrow candidates in ceremonies before about 200 spectators. Kenner Bush and John Evans, from Troops 35 and 56, begin a one to two day initiation today as visitors enjoyed a water carnival and campfire program.

Athens Camp W. Va Order of the Arrow Kenner Bush John Evans Parkersburg Tom Martin Troop 56 Richard Williams Paul Chapman Troop 55 Jack Kollister Peewee" Shields Don Tolliver Tom Marcinko Bob Keeton Andy Hudwell Bob Lehoe John Oberholzer Hughie Mulligan Troop Pat Smith Jerry Galvin Donald Simpkins Edward Robe Charles Goodfellow Donald Schwartz Jerry Rexroap Ernest Goodrich Robert Atwood Charles Hoskins Roger Shafer

Appeal for 100 rooms for women at Ohio University

Athens residents are urged to provide 100 rooms for 175 women awaiting entry at Ohio University. Dean of Women Irma Voigt reports 85 freshmen and 70 upperclassmen on a waiting list with no housing. University housing for women is full across dorms, cottages, and sorority houses.

Athens Ohio University Irma E. Voigt University University For Women

Guard Begins Camp Atterbury Preparations For Recruits

With three weeks left before summer camp Lt Earl Mathews trains the National Guard on travel and a week at Camp Atterbury Indiana The unit has grown to 52 with seven new recruits set to depart Athens August 20 He urged instant enlistments to qualify The Armory open 9 am to 5 pm daily except weekends.

Earl Mathews National Guard Camp Atterbury Ind Athens Mathews

Evans Wins Two Chess Matches in Intervals

Evans, farmer and ex-soldier from near Hebbardsville, returned from international and state chess matches with victories. He played on the U S team that defeated Canada 116 to 85 at Buffalo, then won again for Ohio in an inter-state match against Michigan at Cedar Point.

Thomas Evans Hebbardsville Athens County United States Canada Buffalo Cedar Point Ohio Michigan Evans

Driver Sylvia Duncan Fined for No License Pickup

Sylvia Mae Duncan 41 of Chester Hill was fined 5 dollars and costs by Amesville Mayor Thomas Clark after arrest by the State Highway Patrol for driving without an operator's license.

Sylvia Mae Duncan Chesterhill Amesville Thomas Clark State Highway Patrol

Dollar Days Set for Athens August 5 and 6

Richard Banks, president of the Athens Retail Merchants Association, announces an annual Dollar Days sale to be held Friday and Saturday, August 5 and 6, in Athens. The event features savings across participating merchants.

Athens Richard Banks Athens Retail Merchants’ Association

Lima Findings Reported to Athens County

LaCorte and Earl Baus, 25, are brought to Athens County to face first degree murder charges. Doctors Bushong and Johnson report LaCorte legally sane after 30 days of mental observation, noting non psychotic status but emotional turmoil and neurotic symptoms.

Athens County LaCorte Lima Bateman Earl Baus Ohio University Bushong R. L. Johnson Doctor Bushong Johnson la Corte

Thursday Turn in Athens Temperature Dip

Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reported a high of 93 in Athens on Thursday with a low of 69, two degrees cooler than Wednesday. A late morning reading at 11 30 a.m. placed the thermometer near 90.

Athens

Births and Admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes

Birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peach of Glouster Route 3 a son. Admissions include Charles Cochran Jr The Plains for major surgery Lenore Williams Shade Route 1 for surgery Betty Addington Trimble for surgery Joe Adams Athens for surgery Ashford Hatch Athens for medical Grace Hubler Athens Route 13 for medical. Discharges include Hester Shirey Trimble Marie Ellinger Lancaster and Lawrence Wamsley Athens.

Leonard Peach Glouster Charles Cochran, Jr the Plains Lenore Williams Shade Betty Addington Trimble Joe Adams Athens Ashford Hatch Grace Hubler Hester Shirey Marie Ellinger Lancaster Lawrence Wamsley

Three Year Old Enters Trike Race at County Fair

Paul David Thornton the youngest entrant in The Messenger bicycle and tricycle program will race in the three year old tricycle event at the Athens County Fair on August 22. Born August 18 1946 he will be three years and four days old at race time. If he wins his prize is a colorful beachball.

Messenger Paul David Thornton Jack D. Thornton Athens Thornton Athens County Paul

Gross Neglect Charged in Divorce Case

Garnet Cowdery files for divorce from Earl Cowdery in common pleas court alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of their only child and support. The couple married February 1 1936 in West Virginia.

Garnet Cowdery Common Pleas Court Earl Cowdery Mrs. Cowdery West Virginia

Commodore Louis Waite Perkins to address local service clubs

Commodore Louis Waite Perkins US Coast Guard will speak at a joint meeting of Ath ens' Kiwanis Lions and Rotary clubs Monday at 6 p.m. at the Berry Hotel. Perkins, a World War I and II veteran, commanded the Hunter Liggett early in World War II and led the initial Guadacanál seizure in August 1942 before heading the Second Coast Guard District in St. Louis Missouri.

Louis Waite Perkins US. Coast Guard Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary Clubs Berry Hotel Commodore Perkins Navy Hunter Liggett Pacific Liggett Guadalcanal Second Coast Guard St. Louis

Commission Ok s 18 142 In County Bills

The county commission approved 18 142 85 in county bills at a special meeting. Roads led with 7358 18 for maintenance and a 4127 48 payroll. Homer Adams named dog warden to start Aug 1 after Tewksbury retires.

Releif Court House Springfield Homer Adams Nelsonville New G. J. Tewksbury

Car and Truck Damaged In Court Street Crash

Two vehicles were damaged in a Wednesday collision at the corner of N Court and Washington Street. Floyd King, 66, of Chelsea Michigan, drove from the curb and hit Gertrude A Caben, 54, of 406 Richland Ave.

N. Court Washington St Floyd King Chelsea Mich Court St Gertrude A. Cabeen Richland Ave

Seven Men Pass Civil Service Exams for Athens Police and Fire

Mayor William F. Mickle announced passing grades for seven candidates on a civil service exam for Athens police and fire positions. Fire candidates Edward A. Goodwin Clyde E. Smith John G. Tall Eugene H. Green and Charles Ringman plus ringman who also took police 시험. two police hopefuls Harold Shields and Bingman passed. All veterans of World War. Four new firemen will be added by City Council action.

Athens Mani Pee William F. Mickle Edward A. Goodwin Columbia Ave Clyde E. Smith Mill St John G. Tall Moore Ave Eugene H. Green W. State St Charles Harold EB. Shields Shafer St Bingman Shields Mickle

Athens County Women Head for Three Day Camp

Twelve Athens County women will travel Sunday to the Ross Packing Camp for a three day outdoors program. The trip is part of county activities with swimming textile eating and camp fire services provided. Attendees include Mrs Cecil Copeland Mrs Lucy Felton Mrs Nora Frank Mrs Lewis McBride Mrs C D Duncan and others from Athens New Marshfield Nelsonville Amesville and nearby towns. Lewis McBride and John T Hope of Athens left Friday for the camp.

Athens County Ross-Packing Camp J. Calvin Mra Calvin Cecil Copeland Lucy Felton New Marshfield Elshe Weaver Ruth Patton Willa Brown Nelsonville H. G. Henry Amesville Leona J. Calvin Lewis McBride John T. Hope Athens

Suit filed seeks 87.69 payment from Darwin Coal Co

In common pleas court a case pending against Darwin Coal Co by the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation asks 87.69 dollars plus interest. If the state wins, Ohio gains 7.69 dollars. owners Ray Strawser and Paul Strawser are charged with failure to pay interest.

Common Pleas Ohio Darwin Coal Co Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Bureau Ray Paul Strawser

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