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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1946

Page

5

Flood warnings as Hocking River nears flood stage

Heavy 2.23 inch rain deluged Hocking Valley driving the Hocking River near Athens to within one foot of flood stage. Roads washed out and areas along Route 50 A, Route 75, and nearby streets flooded while bridges were reportedly washed out in York Township. Highways 33 and 278 escaped major damage amid widespread runoff and wind damage. 4 H skating party planned for June 20 in Athens Rollereade.

Hocking Valley Hocking Athens France State Highway Department Amesville Stroud's Run Ohio University Richland Ave Glouster Trimble Sam Smith State Highway Garage Logan Hocking County Star Station Smith Mount Pleasant Scotch Creek Bloomingville

Collins Is Judged Sane At Lima

Francis E. Collins, convicted of criminal assault on a minor, was judged sane at Lima hospital for the criminally insane. A letter from Lima superintendent Dr. R. E. Bushong said Collins shows no mental defect and his misconduct stems from intoxication. He was sent to Athens in custody for likely sentencing after sixty days of observation granted to the insane plea.

Francis E. Collins Lima Hospital C. F. Rowland Rowland R. E. Bushong Lima Collins Busheng Athens George Bateman Collings Common Pleas Court

Lions Club Endorses World Peace Day Resolution

Athens Lions Club recorded endorsement of Lions International’s resolution designating June 26 as World Peace Day. The measure, adopted in Havana February 26 1946, urges UN General Assembly members from Lions Clubs nations to establish the day. Officials propose flags and a Peace Week June 23 29. Music by Robert Hawk trombone and Betty Thompson pianist.

Lions International Athens Lions Club Hotel Berry Havana Cuba General Assembly United Nations Organization Lions Clubs Athens Robert Hawk Betty Thompson John Edwards Ohio University

Mayor Woodworth Court Deals With Intoxication Offenders

The aged defendants appeared in Mayor Franz Woodworth's court this morning to plead guilty to intoxication charges. Milo Bean, 64, Athens, was fined 5 dollars and costs and sentenced to ten days in county jail. Orville Jewell, 48, Athens, also got ten days and a 35 dollar fine plus costs. Harry Welch, 52, Athens, and Olaf A. Eckles, 68, Parkersburg, were fined 5 dollars and costs on similar charges.

Notwouth Franz Woodworth Milo Bean Athens Orville Jewell Harry Welch Olaf A. Eckles Parkersburg W. Va

Moose Official Harold A Schaffer to Address Local Lodge

Harold A Schaffer director for the Ohio State Moose Association will address the local lodge on Thursday June 20 and convene with officers before the regular meeting a buffet luncheon will be served after. He oversees 99 lodges in the state. A separate item reports Lenora E Reeder Athens fined $5 and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth for driving without a license based on highway patrol reports of a Saturday night arrest.

Harold A. Schaffer Ohio State Moose Association Mr. Schaffer Lenora E. Reeder Athens Franz Woodworth Harold Schaffer The Moose

Rewarded helper slugged in Sugar Creek robbery

A sixty year old man who aided three youths push a stalled car was slugged and robbed early Saturday on Sugar Creek Road. Virgil Markin 21 Albany and Robert Hanning 19 Athens were arrested with a juvenile held for investigation. Hanning and Markin face charges. the juvenile may be referred to juvenile court or Common Pleas. Ohio University reports record summer session enrollment with about 1,700 expected. men outnumber women two and a half to one due to WWII veterans.

Enea En Ceeremere George Bateman William Sycks Sugar Creek Virgil Markin Albany Robert Hanning Athens Markin Pomeroy Athens County Bateman State Hanning Sycks Sugar Creek Road Common Pleas Court Ohio University Rush Elliott

Scout Awards Are Made at Camporee Court of Honor

Close to 50 parents watched as five area troops concluded a three day Camporee at Camp Dupler with Court of Honor awards. Blue ribbons went to Athens Troops 55 and 56, red to Chauncey Troop 78 and Nelsonville Troop 64, white to Glouster Troop 72. Roy Dupler received a 30 year veteran pin for his scouting work. Robert Parry and Athens Scouts earned Star and merit badges, while six Athens Scouts advanced in rank. Camporee emblems were earned by Troops 55 36 64 72 and 78 with many named scouts listed. John Gibbs will join Kootaga Area Council Camp Staff this summer.

Boy Scouts Camp Dupler Athens Chauncey Nelsonville Mr. Dupler Robert Parry Jack Woolley John Gibbs George Starcher James Dilley Lindley Jones Daniel White Lyle Blaker Charles Moore Lawrence Wamsley Emerson Houf Bob Parry Jesse Lee Brownie Tribe Joe White Phil Nye Johnnie Smith Wiese Dickman Lewis Bartlett Jim Hoy Richard Robe Charles Orr Dick Taylor Ray Atkinson Hubert Koker John Mitchell Charles Dent Frank Dilley Johnnie Dilley Ben Paynter Dick McKinstry Les Clark Bob Jones George Wood David White Jack Vickers Lindsey Jones Jay Freeman Carl Freeman Don Graham Bobbie Jones Russell Smith Louis Anders Gordon Knowlton John Evans Don McPherson Paul Lehman Robin Gaskill Ted Barnhart Robert,Morris Richard Kelley Junior Bishop Dale Townsend Charles Hayden Glouster Ralph Hines Harold Dugan Lloyd Duncan Don Albers Jim Cevalo William Brown Norman Westfall Farley Brunton Bill Little Eugene Hague Richard Delong Paul Lee Gary Hughes Bob Cotter Bob Whaley Patty Crawford W. G. Davis Fred Cunningham Tommie Cline Kenneth ‘Cunningham Ronald Cline Low ‘Ell

Two Fined in Traffic Check Along Route 75

State Highway Patrol conducted a traffic check on Route 75 south of McArthur Tuesday afternoon. 92 passenger cars and 27 commercial vehicles were checked, 16 warnings issued for lights brakes and faults, two drivers arrested Howard W Wermer of Cincinnati for driving without a license fined 5 dollars and costs by Mayor John Crow McArthur Sam J Withrow Rising Sun Indiana fined 10 dollars and costs for unsafe vehicle condition Mary A Patton Hamden falsely fined 5 dollars and costs after being arrested Monday for driving without a license.

State Highway Patrol McArthur Howard W. Wermer Cincinnati John Crow Crow Sam J. Withrow Rising Sun Ind Mary A. Patton Hamden

Mary Huffman Dies at 82 in Chesterhill

Mary Emma Huffman 82 died Tuesday at her daughter May Gage’s home in Bartlett after a long illness. She was the widow of A. L. Huffman and daughter of John D. and Mary Davis McElfresh. Survived by daughter, brother James McElfresh, three sisters, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Fawcett Stone funeral home Chesterhill. Burial in Chesterhill Cemetery with Rev. Lewis F. Buell officiating.

Chesterhill Mary Emma Huffman May Gage Bartlett John [D Mary Davis McElfresh A. L. Huffman Huffman James McElfresh Hannah Woolman Effie Ball Fannie Williams Athens Fawcett- Stone Funeral Home Lewis F. Buell

Probate Judges Meet At State Hospital

Probate judges from 19 southeastern Ohio counties were to meet at Athens State Hospital to form a district branch of a state organization. Hospital superintendent Dr. C. H. Creed noted doubt about full attendance due to high water conditions. After luncheon, the meeting was to begin at 1 p.m.

Ohio Athens State Hospital C. H. Creed Creed

Waltonians to Meet Izaak Walton League

The Izaak Walton League will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the cabin to transac t business announced by president James L Cassell Members bringing supper will dine at 6 30 p m

Izaak Walton League James L. Cassell

Charles E Brandeberry Dies Tuesday At 80

COOLVILLE, Staff Special Charles E Brandeberry 80 prominent farmer for 40 years died suddenly Tuesday noon at his home. Survived by wife Barbara Gill Brandeberry, three sons Adam Orville Rodney, one sister Mary Ralph, two brothers John and William, five grandchildren. Member of Ireland Congregational Church, charter Odd Fellows and Grange, former village council member. Body to Coolville home then church services Friday 10 a.m. Burial in Coolville Cemetery.

Coolville Charles E. Brandeberry Barbara Gill Brandeberry Adam Orville Rodney Coalville Mary Ralph Caldwell John Guysville William Springfield Ohio Brandeberry Ireland Congregational Church Odd Fellows Lodge The Grange

Carl Ludwich Dies at Home

Louis L. Ludwich aged 97 died at his Stewart area farm after long illness. He lived in Athens County most of his life and 60 years on his Stewart farm. Survived by his wife Aretta, three daughters Florence Chalfant Jackson Audra Biddison Stewart Zara Barnhad Coolville, 22 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Funeral at Stewart Methodist Church Friday 2 pm with burial in Stewart cemetery. Friends may call White Funeral Home.

Louis L. Ludwich Stewart Mr. Ludwich Henry Christina Cornell Athens County Aretta Florence Chalfant Jackson Audra Biddison Zara Barnhad Coolville Ludwich Stewart Methodist Church Stewart Cemetery White Funeral Home

Ohio Vocational Agriculture Conference Highlights

Ohio State University hosted the Annual Conference of Ohio Teachers of Vocational Agriculture from June 11 to 14 with over 200 educators in attendance. Speakers emphasized sustained food production for world peace, soil conservation, and new farming methods such as DDT use, hay and grain curing, dairy semen, and poultry packaging under college and university leadership.

Ohio Ohio Teachers of Vocational Agriculture Ohio State University J. R.strobel Dipaatan Ni Unnetinaal Dainetinn University of Missouri T. C. Kennard Ohio Soil Conservationist J. W. Fichter Ohio State Grange Harry C. Culbreth Ohio Farm Bureau J. M. Hodson B. PF. Sandles Carsie M. Hammonds University of Kentucky College of Agricul

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