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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

5

Mayor revokes taxi driver license amid reckless driving drive

Mayor Franz Woodworth announced a crackdown on taxi drivers after revoking the license of Basi Minerd for speeding and reckless driving. He warned more licenses will be cancelled if complaints continue and ordered police to monitor cabs while urging citizens to report violations.

Franz Woodworth B and H Company Basi! Minerd Hess Numer Ous Minerd Wuay Yey Uta Woodworth

Evans elected chairman of Ohio University Trustees

Rhys D. Evans of Akron was chosen chairman and C. Don McVay of Leroy vice-chairman at the Ohio University Board of Trustees annual meeting. Other members present included John W. Galbreath Columbus retiring chairman E C Shively Gordon K Bush Athens Fred W. Crow Pomeroy E C Eikenberry Camden A Ross Alkire Mt Sterling Thomas R Biddle Athens and C D Hopkins Athens. The board discussed building programs and approved plans to accept government housing for veterans via the Federal Public Housing Authority.

Rhys D. Evans Akron C. Don McVay Leroy Ohio University Board of Trustees John W. Galbreath Columbus E. C Shively Gordon K Bush Athens Fred W. Crow Pomeroy E C Eikenberry Camden A. Ross Alkire Mt Sterling Thomas R Biddle C.D. Hopkins Federal Public Housing Authority

Death of Indiana University Historian Dr William T Morgan

Dr William Thomas Morgan 83 longtime Indiana University European History professor died Sunday in Athens after a career spanning Ohio University Harvard Yale and Columbia University. An Ohio native he authored a five volume British history bibliography and taught abroad during summers. He was Phi Beta Kappa alumnus and received a 1910 Harvard master's and a 1916 Yale PhD. CALLED TO COLUMBUS THE PLAINS Henry Haughay summoned to Columbus Monday due to his daughter Mrs James Albright grave illness.

William Thomas Morgan Ohio University Indiana University Athens Deli Rey Ohio Morgan Phi Beta Kappa Harvard Yale Columbia University England Queen Anne Pernod Columbus Plains Henry Haughay James Albbiight Albright

Body of Gloria Holbert Recovered After Drowning

Rescue teams on the Hocking River recovered Gloria Holbert aged 24 about 15 feet from shore after she and sister Freda Holbert Long, 25, vanished while swimming Sunday. George Bateman says heavy current and a sand-bar hindered efforts. Junior Marshall, 25, attempted to help but could not swim.

Hocking River Freda Holbert George Bateman Gloria Holbert Junior Marshall Marshall Tis Neck Hej Rier Bateman Freda Gloria Freida

Veteran David M Brown to visit Akron DAV chapter

Veteran David M Brown will visit Akron to install newly elected DAV officers on Thursday June 13 at 8 15 p m at the Armory. Accompanying him will be Albert L Daniels Ohio Senate member and state adjutant of the DAV His address will discuss veterans disability claims and programs for hospitalization education employment and compensation. All wartime disabled veterans are invited to attend and have questions answered after the meeting.

David M. Brown Akron DAV Earnest McGraner Brown Albert L. Daniels Daniels Ohio Senate Veterans Program Ohio

O E Woodyard Dies Monday At 92 Tuppers Plains

O E Woodyard died Monday night at his home in Success after a lifelong residence in the area. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at Orange Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. He is survived by two daughters Helen Woodyard of Hamilton and Mable Richardson, three brothers Beecher, James of Shade and Ami of Middleport. Friends may call at Arbaugh funeral home in Tuppers Plains until the service.

Tuppers Plains O E.woodyard Success Orange Church Woodyard Helen Woodyard Hamilton Mable Richardson Beecher James Shade Ami Middleport Arbaugh

GI Board to Distribute Textbooks Through Library of Congress

More than a million textbooks funded by Army and Navy college programs will be sent to accredited colleges via the Library of Congress saving the Veterans Administration about 3 million dollars. Books reach veteran students through schools and Navy personnel may volunteer for duty if a maritime strike occurs. Naval commands told not to recall staff, with duty submitted by airmail. In Columbus, over 50 000 death and pension claims files are moved from Ohio Kentucky and Michigan offices to speed benefits for dependents. James A. Gabriel promoted to T 5 on Luzon with the 147th Engineer's Maintenance Co. Pvt James D. Jewell earns airborne troop status after eight weeks of parachute and glider training.

Army and Navy Library of Congress Veterans Administration Navy Ohio Kentucky Michigan Columbus T Jen James D. Jewell United States Arms Airborne John L. Jewell

Markets Noon Stocks Snapshot

Markets noon update lists telco firms Tel & Tel Anaconda Copper and Standard Oil among movers. The brief notes shifts in shares for Timken Ro Bear Rubber and Steel stocks, with unnamed entities flagged as active at midday.

Pullman Standard Oil Standard Rubber

Births and hospital notices from Shelterings Arms Hospital

Births reported for Mr and Mrs Norman Smith The Plains a daughter. Admissions include Bob McNamee Nelsonville major surgery S R Coen Athens major survey Mrs Eleanor Hiles Athens minor surgery Patricia Linscott Amesville accident Mrs Alton Hope Athens emergency. Discharges Vernon Weddie and son Athens Robert Harmon Corning Norma Jean Harmon Corning William Tate Glouster Fred Oberholzer Albany Alva Koon Nelsonville

Norman Smith the Plains Bob McNamee Nelsonville S. R. Coen Athens Eleanor Hiles Patricia Linscott Amesville Alton Hope Vernon Weddie

Jolly Stitchers Hold June Meeting

The Jolly Stitchers 4H Club of Buchtel met June 5 at the adviser’s home with 19 members present. The group scheduled the next meeting for June 12 at the home of Shirley J and Margaret Robson.

Jolly Stitchers Buchtel James Odenthal Shirley J Margaret Robson

Concord Union Church To Elect Officers

The Concord Union Church will elect its official board members on June 16 at 3 30 pm. All interested members are asked to attend.

Concord Union Church

Stewart 4 H Club elects officers for year

Stewart 4 H Club elected Mae Ziegler as president Marleen Jarvis as vice president Phyllis Jean McIntorf as secretary and treasurer Grace Ziegler as news reporter and May Frost as recreation leader The meeting was held at Mrs Isabelle Jarvis home where the club advisor presided.

Stewart 4-H Club Mae Ziegler Marleen Jarvis Phyllis Jean McIntorf Grace Ziegler May Frost Isabelle Jarvis

First Ripe Tomato Reported in Athens

Mickey McNeal of Morris Ave said his backyard tomato measured about an inch and a half in diameter and was the first ripe fruit found in Athens county. He discovered it Sunday afternoon after entering a claim yesterday.

Mickey McNeal Morris Ave Athens County McNeal

Worker Hurt In Fall From Building Job

Delbert Young a construction worker on Ohio University's new science building was injured when he fell 15 feet from the project on President Street. A preliminary exam found a broken collar bone and back and wrist injuries. A ladder broke his fall and the accident was called unavoidable by supervisor J M Kock. Young was rushed to Sheltering Arms Hospital for final evaluation.

Delbert Young Ohio University President St Young J M Kock Rock Sheltering Arms Hospital

Traffic Check Near Athens Finds 239 Vehicles Inspected

The State Highway Patrol conducted a safety check on Route 682 about a mile north of Athens, inspecting 239 vehicles. Forty two warnings and four brake adjustments were noted, with ten other defects and several verbal warnings issued. A 23 year old driver from Reedsville was fined after rear ending another vehicle near Meigs County, with no injuries.

Athens State Highway Patrol Charles D. Wilson Rt. 1 Reedsville Justice of the Peace Carl Parker Tuppers Plains James F. Clark New Haven W. Va Meigs

Five Qualify in U S Citizenship Exams in Athens County

Five foreign born residents, four women and a man aged 39 to 75, passed U S citizenship exams in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Judge Rowland and examiner Mrs Diamantina Morris led the session with questions on government, the oath of allegiance, and the process of becoming U S citizens.

Athens County Tenedos Greece Morris Lausche Common Pleas Court Congress Katherine Bulande Jacksonville Poland Bulanda Bridget Dwyer Ireland Dwyer Dingle Co. Kerry Athens R. D Agnes Halechi United States Halecki Steven G. Lehoe Gursville Lehoe Hungary Judge Rowland

Change Time for Nonswimmer Class

Recreation director Harry Lackey says the nonswimmer swimming class now runs 10 30 to 11 30 each Wednesday at Crystal pool. The time shift allows securing a skalled instructor from Ohio University. First class is tomorrow June 12.

Harry Lackey Crystal Pool Lackey Ohio University

Two Lincoln National reps named Circuit Rider Club members

District Agent C. T. Warren and Mrs. Virginia McDaniel of Athens were named members of Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Circuit Rider Club, a top sales honor. They are invited to attend the Lincoln national sales congress in Atlantic City from June 24 to 26.

C. T. Warren Virginia McDaniel Athens Lincoln National Life Insurance Co Fort Wayne Ind Atlantic City

Rotary Education Talk Highlights Worstell's Outline

Lawrence Worstell outlined Rotary International aims at Coolville four H meeting. New officers for Ohio University History Depart ment and Rotary groups were elected including Gil Browne as president and Beulah Griffin as voice president. The 4 H Tops project focuses on sewing with refreshments by Hazel Parrish. Regular Masonic meeting set for Thursday at 7 30 p m per R L Dinsmoote.

Rotary International Lawrence Worstell Rotary Education Coolville Athens Club Wilfred J Smith Ohio University Sydney J Caryl Gil Browne Church of the Ilian Beulah Griffin Good Shepherd Voice Kay Walden Sec Rotary Juanita Yeater Dotty Brandeberry Myrtle McGlone Delores Sams Hazel Parrish

Betsy Ross 4-H Club Elects New Officers

Betsy Ross Stitchers 4 H Club held its first meeting on Saturday June 1 and elected officers: President Nina White, vice president Fanny Munn, secretary Mary Hanning, treasurer Dorothy Martin, news reporter Caroleane Alexander, recreation leader Evelene White.

Betsy Ross Stitchers Nina White Fanny Munn Mary Hanning Dorothy Martin Carolanne Alexander Eveene White

Ohio Faces More Large Forest Fires Than Oregon

A Forest Product Industry release shows Ohio reporting over 30 percent of its fires exceed ten acres, more than three times the share of Oregon fires in the same category. The data highlight Ohio’s higher incidence of large-scale wildfires compared with Oregon.

Ohio Oregon

Army retirement plan offers half pay after 20 years

The Regular Army offers a retirement with half pay for life after 20 years of service and three quarters pay after 30 years. More than 0.75 million have joined. campaign urges recruitment to reach a million. Get full facts at Army Camps Posts or Recruiting Stations.

U. S. Army

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