Athens State Hospital to shift to 48 hour week Sept 1
Athens State Hospital will adopt a 48 hour work week for attendants starting September 1, requiring 75 more attendants to reach a total staff of 187. The move follows an appropriation of 500000 for welfare institutions and aims to improve patient care.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Creed
C. H. Creed
Frank J. Lausche
State Welfare
Frazier Reams
General Assembly
Reams
Welfare Department
Cambridge State Hospital
Associated Press
Cambridge
Cleveland
Massillon
Columbus
Athens Hospital
Blessing On the Day I Found Rhu-Aid Rheumatic Pains End
A patient reports dramatic relief from rheumatic pains after three days on RHU AID a liquid medicine claim. The ad touts three ingredients that address rheumatic and neuritic aches and urges readers to visit Athens Pharmac dv for the remedy.
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Rhuaid
Jady
Athens Pharmac
Indicate Heavy Vet Enrollment For Fall Term
Ohio University expects large veteran enrollment this fall, with over 1000 ex servicemen interviewed and projected total enrollment between 2000 and 2500 veterans if housing is available. Engineering leads as the favored field with 223 seeking entry and many others pursuing business administration physical education accounting and journalism. Around 747 plan to enter as freshmen and smaller shares as sophomores juniors seniors or graduates.
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Ohio University
Whitehouse
Local 4-H Club Meetings Highlight Plans and Activities
Multiple 4-H clubs across the region report July meetings with roll calls, color selections, project planning for the upcoming fair, and social events. Notable items include wiener roasts, picnics at Athens State Hospital grounds, swimming parties, and demonstrations on sandwich making and roll baking.
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The
Shade Happy Stitchers 4-H Club
Thres S
Peggy Gorbey
Nancy Brooks
Donna June Smith
Reward Offered in Murder Case Near Glouster
Sheriff George Bateman announced Athens County posted a 100 reward for information leading to the arrest of Delbert Spencer charged with the fatal shooting of Mrs Pauline Bailey on July 22 near Glouster.
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George Bateman
Athens County
Delbert Spencer
Pauline Bailey
Glouster
Second Suit Filed Against Chemical Co
The Chemical Products Company of Nelsonville faces a new lawsuit in Athens County Common Pleas Court. The Ball Brothers of Muncie Indiana seek 2161.89 for merchandise bought in December 1945. The Nelsonville firm already appears as co defendant with Bison Laboratories in a separate case by Scientific Filter Company alleging fraud and seeking 6000.
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Ball Brothers
Muncie
Indiana
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville
Muncie Company
Chemicalompany
Scientific Filter Company
Judgmen
Real Estate Transfers List Across Athens Glouster and Nelsonville
Numerous transfers record owners such as Anthony M Thomas, Russell G Gabriel, A D Townsend, H L Johnson, John R Smith, Mary C Brown Moore, Walter Risley, Flora D Williams, Leta V McLaughlin, Clara Morris, Bertha Moore Bateman, Elizabeth W McCoy, Clinton B Bean, Winston Martin, W H Lowman, Harry G Hunsicker, A W Covert, Ernest B Harper, Bess B Fleck, Hollis Shaver, Harold Spencer, Lloyd D Thorne, Frank Jenkin, Harry K Starr, Merbert Finsterwald, L Hu Clark, Ralph Parks, Ruth Campbell, Kyle E McAfee, Trustees of Broadwell Circuit, Wayne Welch, E G Ashcraft, George D King, Lillian Podoske, William Woodrum, Ida Auflick, William Hodgson Jr, Oscar Davis, George O Linscott, and others. Properties span Athens, Glouster, Nelsonville, Verm, and surrounding parcels including inlets, tracts, and lots with various acreages and lot numbers.
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Anthony M. Thomas
Bethel Grover
Glouster
Russell G. Gabriel
Nellie E. Wheaton
Athens
A. D. Townsend
Pete Steve Sfiks
H. L. Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Albany
John R. Smith
Edna Smith
Mary C. Brown Moore
Maymie Risley
Walter Risley
Lawrence G. Worstell
Flora D. Williams
George Austin Maxwell
Mill St
M. Chase
Harley E. Wonderinlet
Leta V. McLaughlin
Althea Whaley
Savanna
Clara Morris
B. R. Angle
Walnut Hill
Jackson and Corcoran
W. H. Lowman
Millie F. Brown
H. Woodworth
Inlet
Harry G. Kelley
James H. Hunsicker
A. W. Covert
Eugene Charles i Manson
Bess BE
Fleck
A. R. Harmon
Hollis Shaver
William H. .Hawk
Emma
Palmer
Harold Spencer
Kenneth!Klotz
Hopkins
Rhodes Parkdale
Nedsonville
Lloyd D. Thorne
George
Thorne
Michael
Frank Jenkin
James W. Ely
Tohn Scott
Mineral
Harry K. Starr
Homer E. O’ Nail
T. Longstreth
Nelsonville
Merbert J. Finsterwald
Arthur W. Sherman, Jr
L. Hu.Clark
Ralph Parks
Melvin Koons
Jacksonville
Ruth Campbell
William Lanning
Giouster
Harmon
Kyle E. McAfee
James Sampson
Canaan
Broadwell
United Brethren Church
Wade
Johnson
Bern
Wayne Welch
Frank Pugh
Alexander
E. G. Ashcraft
Brady LeMaster
Mary E. Jackson
Coolville
George D. King
Guy Simons
Amesville
Lillian Podoske
Ed McCall
William Woodrum
Norato Hall
Ashford Poston
Addities
Ida Auflick
Bessie Woodrum
William Hodgson Jr
William Irwin
Trimble
Oscar Davis
Cecil Meek
Rome
George O. Linscott
Clarence J. Snow
Walter
Gilligan
Mercury Rises to 89 Degrees Amid Warm Monday
Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reports a daytime high of 89 degrees as the thermometer climbs after a low of 62 last night. By 9 30 a.m. today the reading was 77 degrees, continuing the upward trend.
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C. N. France
OPA Sets New Ceiling Price Lists For Community Goods
The OPA announces revocation of all community ceiling price lists for dry groceries poultry eggs butter cheese and fresh fruits and vegetables. New lists return August 1 for produce and August 5 for dry goods. Dealers set own ceilings by markup over costs. costs may not exceed pre June 30 supplier ceilings. Decontrolled items like meat poultry skim milk and butter excluded until after August 21 or decision on recontrol. New prices reflect 1946 canned goods and freight increases. Examples include sugar cereals canned fruits vegetables coffee tea baby foods crackers macaroni shortening blackstrap molasses.
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OPA
Maugham Novel Reflected Against Renaissance Backdrop
County librarian reviews Somerset Maugham Then and Now noting Machiavelli ideas color the work with scant Renaissance background and deems Deborah by Marian Castle a strong American tale of three generations, women’s growth, and the country’s struggle toward maturity.
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William F. Morse
Athens County
Somerset Maugham
Machiavelli
Italy
Cesare Borgia
Margham
Maugham
Deborah
Marian Castle
Dakota's
America
Fossils Found in County Stone Deposits
Dr Arthur Blickie of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club about fossils in Athens County coal and soapstone deposits. He showed a one ton fern trunk section and plans to display more, noting rapid growth in fossil study and past subtropical forests. He has three students assisting, with farmers showing interest.
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Athens
Arthur Blickie
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
Ohio University Museum
Blickie
Athens County
Blckle
Threat Charge Is Denied In Athens Arraignment
Herman Durfee of Route 2 Athens pleaded innocent to menacing threats when arraigned before Mayor Franz Woodworth. Durfee posted $100 bond for Grand Jury action. Vera Efaw brought the charge. Bundy Perry of Shade pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $5 plus costs. Robert E. Moore, Athens, also pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $5 plus costs.
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Herman Durfee
Route 2
Athens
Franz Woodworth
Durfee
Vera Efaw
Bundy Perry
Shade
Robert E. Moore
Two Men Arrested By State Game Protectors
W C Frisby and Ben Gabriel of Carbondale were fined $15 and costs after pleading guilty to charges from state game protectors C H Moore and Edward M Eberst. Frisby admitted fishing with four hand lines, Gabriel maintained a trotline without identification tags. Arrests were made by protectors C L Wach lenschwanz and E M Eberst in Nelsonville.
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Justice of the Peace
C. L. Wachlenschwanz
Nelsonville
C. H. Moore
W. C. Frisby
Ben Gabriel
Carbondale
Mr. Moore
Edwardm. Eberst
Denies Theft of Electric Appliances
Don Perry of Chauncey pleaded innocent to a charge of stealing an electric carpet sweeper and an electric iron when arraigned before Mayor Franz Woodworth. He was released on a 3200 bond awaiting Grand Jury action. The charges were filed by Iva n Cestala of Chauncey who alleged the theft occurred in July.
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Don Perry
Chauncey
Franz Woodworth
Ivan Cestala
Perry
Picnic Wednesday at Athens County Fairgrounds
The annual Farm Bureau Picnic will be held Wednesday July 31 at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Cold drinks and ice cream will be provided by the Farm Bureau.
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Farm Bureau
Athens County Fairgrounds
Five More Discharged Servicemen Listed
Five more returned servicemen reported their discharge to the Athens Selective Service Board 1 in the past week. The names include George E. Dresher of Athens Donald E. Perry of Deanville R Russell Lewis C Schoeman and William L Hollingshead of Trimble.
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Athens Selective Service Board 1
George E. Dresher
Athens
Donald E. Perry
Deanville
Bill ‘R. Russell
Lewis C. Schoeman
William L. Hollingshead
Trimbie
Patrol arrests two men on Route 33 for speeding and unsafe operation
Two men were fined $16 each plus costs by Mayor Franz Wood after state highway patrol arrests on Route 33. David Sorrell, 32, Buehhtel, was charged with speeding and Marko Matesich, 25, Zanesville, with unsafe operation, patrolmen reported.
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Franz Woodworth
David Sorrell
Buehhtel
Marko “Matesich
Zanesville
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births reported for Mr and Mrs Sands Athens a son Mrs Murphy Athens a son Mr Hartman Chauncey a son. Admissions include Ruth Leiber Chauncey for major surgery Helen Connors Athens for minor surgery. Dismissals include Mrs Meeks and son Athens Mrs West and son Athens Mrs Baker and son Janie Morris Athens Mrs Collins Long Bottom Beryl Leake Athens Professor V D Hill Athens.
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Paul Sands
Athens
Freddie Murphy
Clifford Hartman
Chauncey
Ruth Leiber
Helen Connors
John Meeks
Darrell West
Ernest Baker
Janie Morris
Gordon Collins
Long Bottom
Beryl Leake
V. D. Hill
Putnam Pupils Combat Erosion Diversion Ditch Dug
Pupils at Rufus Putnam School plant a brick lined diversion ditch to control hillside erosion. Guided by Ohio University experts, they remove sod, dig a spillway connected to a sewer, plan grassing, and hope for play ready by fall if the design works.
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Harriet Pendry
Rufus Putnam
G L. Dow
Ohio University
Former County Resident Delbert G. Tewksbury Dies
Delbert G. Tewksbury, born in Athens County and longtime Murphysboro resident, died Sunday in a St. Louis hospital. Survived by wife Sarepia Logan Tewksbury and son Carl Logan Tewksbury of Ft Wayne, Ind. Funeral rites set for Wednesday with Masonic services at the grave.
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Delbert G. Tewksbury
Athens County
St. Louis
Tewksbury
Murphysboro
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Sarepia Logan Tewksbury
Henry Logan
Carl Logan Tewksbury
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Extension Office To Remain Open
The Agricultural Extension office will stay open under Mrs Winifred McDonnell secretary and Villa Tippie emergency 4 H assistant while Hoss Wright county agent rests at home It was announced today Miss Tipple reported Agnes Woodard Nelsonville was omitted from the Women s Camp attendee list.
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Winifred McDonnell
Villa Tippie
Hoss Wright
Miss Tipple
Agnes Woodard
Nelsonville
Divorce Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
Alice F. Poole files for divorce from Thurman Poole in Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect and willful absence. The petition notes they married in 1926 and share one child.
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Alice F. Poole
Common Pleas Court
Thurman Poole
Tent meetings begin each night at 7 30 in Carbon idale
Open to the public, tent meetings are announced by Rev I A Wickline and Rev George Scott. The Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet at the Fulton home Thursday evening with Mrs Bernice Gaston leading.
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Carbonidale
I. A. Wickline
George Scott
Graham Chapel
Cretus Fulton
Bernice Gaston
Masonic Rites Planned For D. G. Tewksbury
The Masonic burial service for D. G Tewksbury of Chester Newfoundland will be held at Dowler & Ferguson funeral home Wednesday at 3 p.m. Members meet at the Masonic Temple at 2 15 p.m. Burial details announced by Ira W. Burnfield Worshipful Master. An annual Mc Dougal Church homecoming is set for Sunday August 4 with a basket dinner at noon and a program to follow.
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Plains
Paramythia
D. G Tewksberry
Chester
Dowler & Ferguson
Masonic Temple
Ira W. Burnfield
Mc Dougal
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