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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1949

Page

5

Discussion Leaders and Youth Topics at County Teacher Conference

Athens County teachers meet at Rufustam School for an all day event with 13 discussion leaders guiding panels after E. Armstrong of George Peabody College delivers the opening address on The 10 Imperative Needs of Youth. Topics center on skills health rights family consumer literacy science art leisure respect and rational thinking.

Athens County Rufustam All E. Armstrong George Peabody College For Teachers Nashville Athens Chauncey-Dover University Armstrong

Bowling Green President Declares Fraternities Key on Campus

President Frank J. Prout of Bowling Green State University told a Founders Day dinner for Phi Delta Theta that fraternities and sororities are a campus necessity. He praised their aid to university projects and urged alumni to defend the fraternity system against critics.

Epionion Express Sundey Athens Frank J. Prout Bowling Green State University Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Prowt Bowling Green Prout Almani Delta Theta Pomsiole Midwest Harold Tyree Detroit-Edison

4-H Advisors Attend Meet At Columbus

Mrs. Fred J. Dailey of Athens and Mrs. James Mescher of Amesville will represent Athens County at the annual 4-H Advisors Recognition Luncheon at Baker Hall Ohio State University. Dailey has five years in 4-H clubs and a daughter Mae Jean active as her advisor. Mescher has 10 years in 4-H and a husband who led the Amesville Boys Club last year. They have four children involved in 4-H. The luncheon brings together statewide advisors with at least five years of service.

Fred J. Dailey Athens James Mescher Amesville Athens County Baker Hall Ohio State University Dailey Richland Ave Mae Jean Mescher

One Way Sign Erected Over West Athens Bridge

Law officers warn that two cars cannot safely pass on the West Athens bridge over the Hocking River. They note older cars may squeeze through but new wide Fender models risk scraping each other or the bridge sides, and trucks dominate traffic making auto truck passage impossible. Drivers are urged to heed the one way signs at approach.

West Athens Hocking River

AHS Debaters Lose At Columbus Meet

Athens High School's debate squad were eliminated in the second round of Friday's state-wide tournament in Columbus. Ravenna won the meet. Jim Dilley and Charles Frank argued affirmative while Fiora Armbruster and Frank Dilley supported negative.

Athens High School Columbus Ravenna Jim Dilley Charles Frank Fiora Armbruster Frank Dilley

County TB Meeting Set Wednesday

J Edwin Farmer of the Ohio State Tuberculosis and Health Association will speak at the Athens County Association annual meeting in the Little Theater Athens High School at 730 p m. The program includes a motion picture, reports and officer elections. Refreshments by Carbondale Four-Way Health Club.

J. Edwin Farmer Ohio State Tuberculosis and Health Association Athens County Association Little Theater Athens High School Farmer Joe Davis Nelsonville Miles Hoon New Marshfield Lowell Burnelle

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

Patricia Turner Athens major surgery. Lena Exline Glouster surgery. Sol W. Goff New Marshfield medical. James Dailey Stewart medical. Mrs. James Riggsby and son Athens dismissed. Mrs. Howard Bobo and daughter Athens. Mrs. Charles Dickerson and son Wellston. Mrs. Hie French and daughter Harrisonville. Avanelle Crabtree Millfield. Clyde M Dowler Athens. Mildred Williams Corning. Calmon Kozma Millfield.

Patricia Turner Athens Lena Exline Glouster Sol. W. Goff New Marshfield James Dailey Stewart James Riggsby Howard Bobo Charles Dickerson Wellston Hie French Harrisonville Avanelle Crabtree Millfield Clyde M. Dowler Mildred Williams Corning Carole Jean Lewis

Cub Scout Pack 56 Meets Tuesday at First Methodist Church

Cub Pack 56 gathers Tuesday at 7 p.m. at First Methodist Church for a program titled Cubs Build a Kite. Cubs present their month’s projects to parents, followed by a parents meeting outlining April plans and achievement awards to the boys per Cub Scout official Thomas H. Metters.

First Methodist Church Thomas H. Metters

Youth Leaders Meet in Albany on Tuesday Evening

Albany youths are invited to a meeting at the Albany School Tuesday at 8 p.m. to discuss a community activities program and how 4-H club work might fit in, announced Ross Wright county extension agent.

Albany Ross Wright

G T Francis Dies at 75 in Athens Area

George T. Francis 75 died Saturday night at his daughter’s home after seven months illness. A retired coal miner, he lived near Salem and was an Eagles lodge member. Survived by wife, two sons, five daughters, 21 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. services Tuesday 1 30 p m at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home with Rev D H Goff officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery.

George T. Francis Lucille Cooley N. Court St Francia Salem Athens Eagles Lodge Biddie Parcell Francis Cooley Mildred Chambers Roy Lundale W. Va C. R. Carsey Jeanne Francis Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home D. H. Goff Union Cemetery

Services Set for Sailor Killed in Action

F J Dixon killed May 18 1945 serving on USS Longshaw in Okinawa battle. Rev Willis McManus conducts Thursday 2 p.m. in Boring Chapel. Burial Bowen Cemetery. Survivors: wife Marjorie daughter Betty parents Mr and Mrs Tom Dixon of Carpenter Rd three brothers John Archie Harold two sisters Vivian and Mrs Elizabeth Elliott aunt Mrs Harold Peacock Athens.

F. J. Gilbert F. Dixon Longshaw Okinawa Willis McManus Boring Chapel Bowen Cemetery Marjorie Betty Tom Dixon Carpenter RD John Bolin's Mill Archie Harold Point Rock Vivian Elizabeth Elliott Albany Harold Peacock Athens

Child in Chauncey Still Listed Poor Condition

Gerry Lee McKee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKee of Chauncey, remains in poor condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a fall from a family car last Thursday. Calmon Kozma of Millfield was moved to White Cross Hospital in Columbus and listed as unimproved since Saturday after being overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at Midget Motor Supply Co.

Gerry Lee McKee Gerald McKee Chauncey Sheltering Arms Hospital Calmon Kozma Millfield White Cross Hospital Columbus Kozma Midget Motor Supply Co

Faculty Lecture Series Continues At Ohio University

Edith A. Wray, professor of English, delivers the third annual faculty lecture of the year Monday evening in Chemistry Auditorium. Her topic is Some Aspects of the Fine Arts as Reflected in Literature. The session begins at 8 o'clock. The final lecture will follow soon by Donald R. Clippinger on Advances of Chemistry in Pharmaceuticals.

Edith A. Wray Ohio University Donald R. Clippinger

Patrol reports third hit-skip in week. two drivers sought

State Highway patrolmen sought two more hit-skip drivers after three weekend incidents. George Veselica 23 of Weirton West Virginia suffered a minor forehead cut when his car was side swiped on Route 50 near Colville. Edwin Gould 40 of Columbus collided after the first crash. Clifford Holsinger 21 of Rittman was struck on Route 124 near Reedsville after another driver failed to stop. Grant Dunfee 29 of Frost was cited for failing to signal left turn causing a collision with Lee McGlone 46 of Coolvill on Route 50 east of Athens.

George Veselica Weirton W.va Colville Veselica Weirton Nan Edwin W. Gould Columbus Clifford Holsinger Rittman Route 124 Reedsville Grant Ralph Dunfee Frost W. P. Mickie Lee Homer McGlone Coolvill Athens

Weekend arrests lead to four intoxication fines

Four men were fined after weekend police arrests. Dean Maxwell, 49, Athens Route 4, paid $10 plus costs. Thomas Pickett, 49, Carbon, W. Va., paid $5 and costs after pleading guilty Monday. Homer Evener, 44, Trimble Route 1, and Myron McAfee, 49, Athens Route 3, each pleaded guilty and were fined $10 plus costs.

William P. Mickle Dean Maxwell Athens Thomas Pickett Carbon W. Va Homer Evener Trimble Myron McAfee

Registrar Explains Driver License Order

Deputy Registrar E. B. Young Jr said the 1949 license holders who obtained their license in September are not included in the order. The rule requires renewal of the 1948 license before April 1 or an examination for those without a 1949 permit.

E. B. Young, Jr

Paramathia Lodge Set for Masonry Degrees This Week

Paramathia Lodge 25 F and AM plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday to confer the Master Mason degree and a Wednesday session for the Entered Apprentice degree. Glenn L. Atkinson serves as master.

Paramathia Lodge F & AM Glenn L. Atkinson

Bridge projects progress in Dowler county report

County Engineer John Dowler announced ongoing construction of a new steel beam bridge over Long Run, about a mile south of Clarks Chapel, to replace an existing narrow span. Repairs on a second bridge near Coolville are planned after a recent collapse, with soundings taken on Route 61 for a 98 foot span over Four Mile Creek to locate solid rock before work.

John Dowler Long Run Clarks Chapel Dowler Coolville

A Cool Beginning On First Day Of Spring

A bright Sunday marks 144's first day of Spring with 55 degree high after a 17 degree morning low. Temperatures lag 1948 records though spring officially began at 5 49 pm and the Hocking River falls to 4.45 feet.

Robina Hocking

Camel Cigarette Test Ad Promotes Mild Flavor

An advertisement urges readers to test Camel cigarettes for 30 days to judge mildness and flavor. It claims Camels are mild and flavorful and invites smokers to rely on their own T Zone to judge risks and taste.

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