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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1956
Page
9
Patrolman Lawrence Lanning reported meter receipts totaling 300 dollars for a collection period spanning the past eight days. The report notes amounts include 9000 dollars in receipts, reflecting the ongoing parking meter collections.
The Red Cross drive began in Middleport after a meeting at the First Baptist Church led by chairman R. Wiley. Volunteers and district leaders were briefed and supply materials distributed as Wiley, Wayne Gibbons, Cash Bahr, and Gene Grate plan to canvass local businesses for funds amid nationwide floods and high winds.
Fire displaced a Racine area couple and local churches and volunteers mobilized aid. Baptist and Methodist groups supply materials blocks and labor to rebuild, with guards and volunteers visiting the site. The goal is an Easter resurrection of the home.
Lobsters may live to age forty unless preyed upon by predators or harvested by lobstermen. The longevity figure highlights remarkable resilience in crustaceans and informs fisheries and culinary contexts.
Paul Smart vice president of Citizens' National Bank spoke to the Middleport and Professional Women Club at the Presbyterian Church. He discussed bank services for women stockholders and the bank’s 50 year history tying local civic service to education and community projects.
More than 35 Meigs Countians attended Shade's annual dinner of the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Improvement Association. Paul Baer reported on last year's sale while W S Michael outlined his beef operation. Plans aim to boost quality cattle consignments for future events. Knight Templars meet in Pomeroy with a special session at 8 pm Thursday.
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