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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1950

Page

2

Brief in Support of York Charges Filed

A brief in support of York Township Board of Education was filed in common pleas court alleging Nelsonville school officials and the Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce violated a restraining order issued in 1949. The York board contends continued pupil transportation to York schools after the order and seeks contempt findings. briefs cite injunction law and cases where knowledge of an order and collusion can trigger contempt.

York Township Board of Education Nelsonville Common Pleas Nelsonville Board York Board York Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce Roy D. Williams Chamber of Commerce Ohio

Legionnaires Invite Members to Thursday Potluck

All members of K. T. Crossen Post 21, American Legion are welcome to attend Thursday at 6 p.m. for a potluck dinner at the Legion home, as announced by commander Ben L. Williams and the Auxiliary.

Legionnaires K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion Legion Auxiliary Ben L. Williams

Board Plans Roster of City Organizations

The Athens Board of Trade will maintain a roster of city organizations and their officers to share information with groups of interest. Pendry, board secretary, urged officers to send current lists by mail or phone. Rooms are available for group meetings for up to 18 to 20 people by reservation.

Athens Board of Trade Harper C. Pendry Pendry Washington St Board of Trade

CertaVin Promises Quick Boost for Weak Nerves and Blood

Athens Pharmacy advertises CertaVin a medicine of 12 herbs with Vitamin B and iron that claims to improve digestion and blood energy. It targets people feeling half-sick due to slow digestion and blood poverty, asserting rapid relief and low daily cost. The ad lists outlets in Athens and nearby towns.

Athens S. Court Nelsonville Betts Adv

Fires Probe Is Continued in Athens as Victim Remains Poor

Fire investigators continued probing a series of blazes around the Athens area. A man, Robert Manderbach, 30, was fined $10 and costs for kindling a fire without a permit after burning used film as flames spread Monday. Fire wards Atkinson and Mansfield remained on scene as winds eased and forest rangers reported all Wayne National Forest fires under control with caches proving helpful to responders.

Sheltering Arms Hospital Rowland Farm Ohio University Forestry and Conservation Byrd Athens W. P. Mickle Robert Manderbach Lorene Ave Manderbach Clarence A. Parker Morrison-Brown Hill Mechanicsburg Ernest Atkinson Zaleski Division Merwin Mansfield James S. Seward U. S. Forest Ranger Wayne National Forest Murray City Coonville Laurel Run Seward Richard Moore Nelsonville Burr Oak Dam

Spring heat fades as winter returns to Athens

After a warm start to the week reaching 88 degrees, Athens saw a rapid shift to winter as temperatures plummeted to 33 Tuesday night and just above freezing by Wednesday morning. Snow flurries accompanied the cold snap while winds eased.

Athens

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Calmon Kozama in Millfield a son and Mr and Mrs Walter Powell in Athens Route 4 a daughter. Admitted include Mary Ellen McKee The Plains for major surgery Mrs Jessie H Vance Athens for surgery Sam McClelland The Plains for medical. Dismissals list Mrs Dale Sams and daughter Athens Mrs Leonard McGill and son Athens Route 2 Mrs Marie Olds Athens and Earl Nelson Carpenter.

Calmon Kozama Millfield Walter Powell Athens Mary Ellen McKee the Plains Jessie H. Vance Sam McClelland Dale Sams Leonard McGill Marie Olds Earl Nelson

Combustion Blamed For Tool Firm Fire

Spontaneous combustion was blamed by firemen for an early morning blaze at the Vanadium Tool Co on Depot Street. City firefighters fought the fire starting at 7:45 a.m. in the rafters near a vent or. Damage was slight with dirt and rafters causing most of the flames, according to Fire Chief Clarence A. Parker.

Vanadium Tool Co Depot St Tool Company Clarence A. Parker

Perry Technician To Sub in Athens County

The Perry County technician for artificial breeding Victor Tharp will serve Athens County during the illness of Charles P. Hibbard county technician. Ross Wright county agent announced calls for service will be received at 998. Hibbard is confined in Sheltering Arms Hospital following an appendectomy.

Perry County Victor Tharp Athens County Charles P. Hibbard Ross Wright Hibbard Sheltering Arms

Two Drivers Fined In Mayor Mickle Court

Two drivers were fined for traffic violations Tuesday in Mayor W. P. Mickle's court. James Smith, 21, of 30 Fort Street, arraigned on reckless driving, and Julian K. Smith, 29, of 42 Race Street, charged with failing to stop at a stop sign. Both fined $5 with costs suspended.

W. P. Mickle James Smith Fort St Julian K. Smith Race St

Rites Held for Mrs Mary Porter Powers Albany Woman

Services were held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Bigony funeral home for Mrs Mary Porter Powers 74 of Albany who died Monday in Sheltering Arms Hospital The Rev John Snedden officiated burial was at Hebbardsville She is survived by a sister Mrs Charles Robinett of Albany and two brothers Ortho of Athens Route 1 and William now living in Iowa

Bigony Mary Porter Powers Albany Sheltering Arms Hospital John Snedden Hebbardsville Powers Charles Robinett Ortho Athens William Iowa

Two Fined by Mayor On Intoxication Charges

Two men appeared before Mayor W. P. Mickle on intoxication charges. Dean Maxwell, 50, of Athens Route 4, received jail time for nonpayment of a $20 fine plus costs while Gerald Healy, 44, of Berry Hotel, paid a $10 fine and costs.

W. P. Mickle Dean Maxwell Athens Route 4 Gerald Healy Berry Hotel Maxwell Healy

Athens Street Maintenance Push Keeps Trimming On

Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce reported that two of three new city trucks are in operation with the third due early next week. He said the tree trimming will continue until the $2000 appropriation for trimming and spraying is exhausted, noting they will run out of money before trees.

Athens Street Daniel A. Pierce Pierce

Corn Crop Deadline Set at March 31

Athens County set March 31 as the final date to accept applications for loans and purchase agreements on 1949 corn. Irvin Wolfe, chair of the Athens County Production and Marketing Committee, cited mild winters and moth damage from the angoumois moth as reasons for the deadline. Producers with loans or purchase agreements must notify the county office 10 days before June 1 of their intention to deliver corn.

Athens County Irvin Wolfe Athens County Production and Marketing Committee Wolfe

District 33 Hi Y Officers Elected

District 33 Hi Y officers were elected Tuesday night in Logan. Robert Lange, YMCA secretary, announced today. Elected for 1950 51 are George Myers Logan president, Roger Wood Nelsonville vice president, John Kissler Lancaster secretary treasurer, Jerry Jagers Athens chaplain.

Logan Robert Lange YMCA George Myers Roger Wood Nelsonville John Kissler Lancaster Jerry Jagers Athens

Cub Pack Set To Meet At First Christian Church

Cub Pack 57 will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the First Christian Church, according to cubmaster Robert Smith.

First Christian Church Robert Smith

Legume Seeds Economical Farm Meeting Told

Ohio State University extension agronomist D. F. Beard told about 80 attendees at the Athens Grange Hall that grass and legume seeds can be produced economically in the Athens area. He noted grasses resist disease better and require nitrogen fertilizer, while legumes rely on insects for cross pollination and include alfalfa and clover varieties.

Astar Athens D. F. Beard Ohio State University Extension Agronomist Athens Grange Hall Beard

Pfc Welch Rites Slated For Friday

Funeral plans set for Pfc John Maurice Welch 23 who died in Cabana tuan Prison Camp Philippines 1942 after surrendering on Bataan. He lived Frost and attended Rome Canaan High School and Centennial Congregational Church. He served with 803rd Engineers Battalion medical department and is survived by parents two brothers three sisters and a friend. Services Friday at The Plains Methodist Church at 2 p.m. with calling hours that morning.

Pfc John Maurice Welch Cabanatuan Philippine Islands Welch Bataan Frost Rome-Canaan Centennial Congregational Church Athens State Hospital Camp Lee Westover Field Mass Philippines Medical Department 803Rd Engineers Batallion Pacific Raymond Lillie Welch the Plains Neil Athens Norman Columbus Eleanor Welch Dayton Gaynelle Welch Marjorie Sandusky Donald Weller Plains Methodist Church Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home

Masonic Group Plans Family Night in Athens Temple

Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons will stage a family night Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple. E R Jacoby reports refreshments will be served and music provided by The Compoppers of Cleveland. Members should return boards indicating attendance for reservations.

Athens Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple E. R. Jacoby Cleveland Jacoby

Open liquor bottle leads to $10 fine for student

William C. Fischer aged 19 of Lower Campus was arraigned before Mayor W. P. Mickle on Tuesday and fined $10 plus costs for possessing an open liquor bottle in a public place.

William C. Fischer Lower Campus W. P. Mickle

Change of backgrounds for brighter rooms with Sani-Flat paint

The passage promotes Moore's Sani-Flat an Oil Flat Paint as a quick economical solution to unrest and tired room looks. It promises a velvety smooth flat finish and colorful beauty to refresh interiors.

Moore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Haga Bardin Pomeroy Cement Plymale Gallipolis Member Federal Reserve System THE Athens National Bank U. S Forestry Ohio University C. L. Dow John Pierce Louis Little Francis Conrath Perry Aerie Elmer Tittle W. Pres Mary Powers Legume Seeds Economical Farm Meeting Group Masonic Stewart, O the Security Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Court Street Athens, Ohio Donut Shop W. Union St Keystone Preapoutas Roy E. Hawk & Co CLINE Norwood Rennel Athens Pharmacy South Court St Kerr’s Hardware Kerr Hardware
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