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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1951

Page

5

Easter Fashion Parade Brightens Athens Streets

Clear skies and sunshine drew churchgoers and residents to the annual Easter fashion parade in Athens. Families displayed spring finery, with the Starkey sisters and escort Bill Mullins leading churchgoing contingents as mercury reached 44 degrees after a chilly start of 23. Easter eve rose to 70 with a low of 31, and at 9 am Monday the thermometer registered 24.

Starkey Sisters Bill Mullins Dairy Ave Dora Mae Mil St Ivy Adella Putnam Drive Athens Jerry Duncan E. State St Susie Jones Home St Pat Jones Dwight Duncan Kenneth Jones Messenger Newsphotos

Forest Field Day Planned April 5

The third annual Forestry Field Day sponsored by the USDA Council of Athens County is set for Thursday April 5 with a demonstration at the B T Grover farm on Angel Ridge County. A luncheon will be hosted by the Union Church women. Demonstrations will cover tree planting wood lot marking and wood lot management. Pine trees from the Ohio Experimental Station will be distributed and also given to 16 poster contest winners of the Ath ens Business and Professional Women's Club. Forestry specialists Frank Needham and Irving Dickman will speak.

Usda Council of Athens County B. T. Grover Angel Ridge Marietta Business and Professional Women’s Club of Athens Frank Needham Chillicothe Irving Dickman Columbus Usda Council Soil Conservation Service Extension Service

Amazing New Peruna Liquifies Cold Secretions

A vintage ad promotes the New Peruna Tonic claiming it liquifies thick cold secretions to ease breathing and reduce infection risk. It urges taking Peruna at first sign of a cold, promises fast safe relief, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Conservation Report Lists Year's Work in Athens District

The fifth annual report of the Athens Soil Conservation District, approved by chairman Roy C. Gilham and secretary Edgar Dixon, details 1950 activities. The district aided 38 farmers, 40 completed farm plans with US Soil Conservation Service help, and soil surveys covered 50 farms totaling 7200 acres. District supervisors Dixon and Hanning attended the Ohio Federation meeting in Columbus. Several farmers earned merit certificates for local conservation contest participation.

Athens Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation District Columbus J. D. Parmiter Clifford Parmiter J. W. Rickard L. C. Rickard Edwin R. Wagoner Morril H. Chase Harold Morris

OU Delegation Attends Fifth Conference on Human Relations

An Ohio University delegation of 12 faculty and officials travels to the University of Kansas in Lawrence for the fifth annual Conference on Human Relations during spring vacation. The group includes educators from Education, University College, Psychology, Engineering, Applied Science, Off-Campus Relations, and Residence Life. Sponsors include Harvard Colgate and Kansas with other universities participating. The conference is a cooperative forum to discuss experiments progress and conclusions across universities.

Ohio University University of Kansas Lawrence Ohio Harry Benz College of Education Bernard Black University College A. C. Anderson G. B. Paulsen R. F. Mager E. H. Gaylord E. J. Taylor College of Applied Science A. C. Gubitz Edward Sudnick Scott Quadrangle Joseph Dando Donald W. Foulks Robert F. Creegan Ohio U Harvard Colgate Kansas

Torch Resident Dies at Age 59

Torch resident Russell aged 59 died after an extended illness at St Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg He was a farmer survived by wife Ella Scarlett Russell and five children Pauline Moore Alberta Tabor Thelma Thomas Kenneth Russell Madge and eight grandchildren Also surviving are father Calvin Russell of Little Hocking two brothers and four sisters Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Torch Baptist Church with burial in Torch cemetery Friends may call at White funeral home Coolville

Torch Leftie Russell St. Joseph’s Hospital Parkersburg Russell Ella Scarlett Russell Pauline Moore New England W. Va Alberta Tabor Athens Thelma Thomas Cuyahoga Falls Kenneth Russell Madge Torch Cemetery White Funeral Home Coolville

Athens County land transfers and society engineer convention notes

Numerous land transfers in Athens Meigs and Trimble townships involve parcels totaling hundreds of acres, with transfers to individuals and several firms. The 72nd annual Ohio Society of Professional Engineers convention at Toledo March 29 to 31 features Ohio University civil engineering professor George W Clark presiding, with student Robert F Kail to lead a student conference. Industrial and engineering leaders will speak, with exhibits at the Commodore Perry Hotel in Dalton.

George W. Clark Ohio University Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Toledo Clark Robert F. Kail Commodore Perry

Birth notices from Shelter­ing Arms Hospital

Birth announcements list several families from Athens Glouster Malta and surrounding areas naming newborn daughters and sons. Names include McCarley Wray Burley Warshaw Dahl McHarg Henry Nicholson Jarvis Pritchard Darnell Fulton Ross Johnson Hartman Rosser Pawlusiak Edwards Linscott.

Saul Warshaw Athens Walter Dahl Grace McHarg Fio Henry Glouster Arthur Nicholson Chauncey Victoria Jarvis Joe Pritchard Columbus Wilma Darnell the Plains Jo Anna Fulton Ralph Ross Malta Earnest Johnson Ralph Hartman, Jr Beatrix Rosser Edward Pawlusiak John Edwards, Jr Juanita Linscott

Jail Term Given Glouster Man

Harley Freeman of Glouster received a two day jail sentence and a twenty five dollar fine plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication and resisting arrest. He appeared before Mayor Thomas Williams with Officer Bill Stephenson presenting the case. Freeman was ordered held for county jail. Saturday.

Harley Freeman Glouster Thomas Williams Freeman Bill Stephenson Saturdy

Sure Sign of Spring City Noise Prompts Animal Control Warnings

City hall notes spring registration as complaints flood police and mayoral offices about dogs cats and chickens running loose. Chief Grogan says offenders face prosecution and animals unclaimed after five days will be sold. City quarantine runs March 1 to Oct 1 with up to $3 fine. Mayor Mickle and Chief Grogan report busy phones from homeowners over feathered and fur bearing pets.

Police Department Safety-Service Department Grogan W. P. Mickle Joseph B. Grogan

Soldiers meet in Pusan hospital in friend letter

In a letter home Pfc. Robin T. Mathews describes two Athens soldiers meeting at a Pusan hospital. He recalls Cpl. Charles Burleigh, with the First Cavalry Division Fifth Regiment, wounded in September after serving in Korea since August. Burleigh, treated in Japan, has returned to front duty and may be sent back to Japan or home.

Athens Pusan Pfc Robin T. Mathews Robert Robinson Pine Place Mathews Cpl Charles Burleigh W. Union St Burleigh Korea First Cavalry Division Japan

Meigs County Men Serve Aboard Navy Coast Guard Units

Three Meigs County men join the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Ethridge Graven serves aboard USS Ellyson, Sebastiano Armeli aboard USS Roanoke, and Wallace Figgs on USS Newport News. James Roger Sapp reports for radar duties at McChord AFB, while Everett Lasure is assigned to Fort Meade. Pearl Ackley serves with the 35th Company in Korea, part of the Tropic Lightning Division. Basil Hornsby trains at Great Lakes Naval Center.

Meigs County Sixth Fleet Mediterranean Sea Ethridge Graven USN Katherine H. Graven Pomeroy Ellyson Sebastiano A. Armeli QM-3 Rosalyn D. Armell Syracuse Roanoke Ee Wallace Figgs Rosa Riggs Newport News Cpl Pearl E. Ackley Vern Ackley Athens 35Th “Cacti Korea 35Th Basil B. Hornsby H. R. Hornsby Coalville Great Lakes Naval Training Center

Harley Burton Dies Sunday in Ohio Home

Harley E. Burton, 70, died unexpectedly Sunday morning at the home of Mrs. Ollie Baker in Guysville. Born in Carthage Township, he spent most of his life in Athens County, was a retired coal miner and a Spanish American War veteran. Surviving are two sons, Bar Burton of West Salem and Ralph Burton, in the Navy aboard USS Yellowstone, two brothers Henry Burton of Athens Route 2 and Raymond Burton of Chesterhill, and four grandchildren. His wife Lucy and daughter Merle had died previously. Services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 pm by Rev. D. H. Goff at the Dowler-Ferguson Hughes funeral home with burial in Bean Cemetery, Guysville. Friends may call at the home at any time.

Carthage Township Burton Athens County Bar! Burton West Salem Ralph Burton Navy Henry Burton Athens Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes Bean Cemetery Gu Ie

Two Crashes Reported Near Coolville On Route 50 And Route 7

State Highway Patrol reported two noninjury crashes on Sunday near Coolville. Raymond Starkey of New Martinsville and Alfred Arnold of Akron sideswiped on Route 50 east of Coolville. Starkey was fined 25 dollars. A second crash two miles west of Coolville on Route 7 involved Kelley Collins of Coalville and Raymond Bickert of Marietta, with both cars sustaining moderate damage.

State Highway Patrol Raymond Starkey New Martinsville Alfred Arnold Akron Coolville Starkey Kelley Collins Coalville Raymond Bickert Marietta

Doanville Woman Fined and Jailed for Resisting Arrest

Marie Barber, 48, of Doanville, was fined 20 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after arraignment before Mayor Mickle on resisting arrest charges. Twenty three days of the sentence were suspended after she pled guilty amid ongoing intoxication charges. Deputy Sheriff Marie Pincelli filed the charges and said Barber threatened him with a butcher knife during the arrest.

Marie Barber Doanville W. P. Mickle Marie Pincelli

Jayce activation slated for Thursday in Athens

The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce will be reactivated at an 8 am meeting at Hotel Berry with temporary chairman Earl Hooper presiding. Officers will be elected, and membership is open to men aged 21 to 36 regardless of employment. The Jaycees, a 30 year national group with 48 states plus Alaska and Hawaii, sponsor community projects and civic campaigns. A Zanesville delegation supports the revival.

Athens Ohio Cleveland Logan Lancaster New Lexington US Treasury Department Zanesville

Enlistment Rules Change for Marines and Reservists

Recruiters announce broader options for enlistment. Veterans from other branches may join the Marines as private first class, replacing the prior Marine veteran prerequisite. Navy and Air Force enlistments note a new monthly plan to return reservists to inactive status, starting with hardship cases. Also listed are area enlistees from Air Force and Regular Army bound for Fort Meade, including Charles H. Green, Richard P. Mingus, Robert E B Platt, and Donald W. Poston.

Marine Corps Eugene Franklin Athens Franklin W. D. Connor Navy Conher Air Force Charles H. Green Merrell. Green Nelsonville Richard P. Mingus Hattie E. Mingus Millfield Fort Meade Robert EB. Platt Eula Mae Platt Coolville Donald W. Poston Earl D. Poston Stewart

Rome Canaan Play Slated

Stewart Rome Canaan High School will stage a three act comedy Brother Loose Friday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Kenny Goodfellow Kermit Root Eunice Van Cleve Evelyn Graham Jo Ann Wheaton Phyllis McInturf Juanita Enevoldsen Eva Mae Ziegler Margaret Russell Dolores Pollard Paul Gould Joe Bartlett Jerry Singer. Directors are Mrs Frances Grogan and Mrs Luella Clifton. Dramatic Publishing Co Chicago arranged reproductions.

Jean Spears Claudia Gregg Diane Robinson June Butler Helen Crippen Frances Grogan Luella Cliffton Dramatic Publishing Co Chicago

County School Principals Meet In Athens County

A meeting of all principals in the Athens County school system will be held Wednesday at Rome Canaan High School in Stewart. The monthly session opens with a luncheon served by the Rome Canaan home economics class.

Athens County Rome-Canaan High School Stewart Rome- Canaan

Murray man fined for intoxication by city mayor

Wayne Kieffer 24 of Carbon Hill was fined $5 and costs Saturday night by Murray City Mayor Floyd Stiff on a charge of intoxication. He was arrested by the State Highway Patrol.

Wayne Kieffer Carbon Hill Murray City Floyd Stiff Kieffer State Highway Patrol

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THE Athens Messenger Forest Field Ath Athens Pharmacy S. Court St Conservation Report Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Court Street Athens, Ohio William R. Drury Et al State of Trimble Max D. Smith Reemelin H. Escoe Albany Lee Township J. J. Keys Louella Goodwell Lodi Woodrow River Glen Woods Mineral Mary E. Campbell Violet L Dalton New York Coal Co Henry Showalter John Howard J. G. Hensley Catlettsburg Ames Township Ralph Antoiietto Paul Antoiietto Amey G. Markin Charles F. Cook Albert Fred Kern Ashley Margaret Graves Town Athens Township Fred F. Kittle John E. Dean H. C. Bobo J. W. Whaley Lewis W. Roberts Esther R. Dean Inlet Mary W. Hanning Pearl Howard Brooks Pearl Wood Ate Licenesis Library Elizabeth Barrett Joseph F. Goodwin Trimble Township Ada B. Keirn Charles Cornwell Mechanicsburg Cecilia Banfield Arthur Banfield Permela MaeCartmel Hunter Barberton Permela Mae Hunter Fiden M. Grinstead Mabel C. Danford Jack Daugherty Mary Blower James Williams James Floyd Williams Alexander Township James E. Bean John Jack Slater Verity Wiliam H. Nelson Dover Township Morris E. Snow Mary P Eva F. Snow East Riverside Citizens Telephone Co John Hall Clarence Wigal Phoebe Hueston Minnie Burkhammer Grace Dunfee Orland B. McGirr Sheltering Arms Hospital James McCarley William Wray Carpenter Albert Burley Zaleski Meigs James Roger Sapp Clyde V. Sapp Woodland Ave 325Th Maintenance and Supply Group McChord Air Force Base Wash Sapp Athens High School Keesler Field Miss Everett EB. Lasure Harley Burton Harley E. Burton Ollie Baker Guysville Jaycer Jaycee St. Louis Alaska Hawaii Rome-Canaan Murray Cry Mullala Quick's Oscar Fulton RTI Washington ST Veenteras Janitrol PVA L. E. White Shannon Ave Athens County Savings & Loan CO Masonic Temple H. G, Householder Athens County Agents Association Houck & VanDyke D. M. Goddard Dwight H. Rutherford Donald K Barstow Earl Mathews Seiple & Kempton Ek, R. Walker C. M. Gill Sf. R Murphey and Son C. E. Atkinson Oakley Insurance Agency, Inc
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