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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1950

Page

8

Le o Band and Choral Auditions Set for Saturday

Eleven bands and seven choruses will audition for ratings and state contest berths at Memorial Auditorium. Athens High School directors announce 520 student musicians in bands and 300 vocalists in choruses with multiple performances across classes and groups including Athens High 75 piece Band opening at 9 am. A separate $7500 damage suit from 1948 travels via Athens County court as defendants Polifroni and Verona evade service. case seeks recovery against former tavern owners now hard to locate.

Memorial Auditorium W. C. Fingerhut Athens High Athens High School Athens Nelsonville Pomeroy Chauncey Corning Union Furnace Glenford Waverly South Point Portsmouth Haydenvilleunion Athens Boys Glee Club Athens Girls Glee Washington County Polifronis Verona Bolden Polifroni Athens County R. W. Finsterwald Nelson

Doan's Pills Advertise Kidney Relief For Backache

Aging stresses and cold exposure may slow kidney function causing backache fatigue headaches and bladder irritation. Doan's Pills promise mild diuretic relief used by millions for over 50 years and claim to cleanse the kidney tubes and filters.

Dean Doan

Five New Cubs Receive Awards At Pack 55 Meeting

Cub Pack 55 at First Presbyterian Church awarded five new Bobcat pins to Jim Eblin Gary Wheaton Ronnie Martin Donnie Sylvester and Ronnie Beggs. Wolf badges and gold silver arrows went to several cubs while Jon Hawkins Jim Taylor and Clarence White were among presenters and demonstrators.

Arthur Cornwell First Presbyterian Church Jim Eblin Gary Wheaton Ronnie Martin Donnie Sylvester Ronnie Beggs Brent Cornwell Jon Hawkins Paul Parsons F. W. Weber Raymond Kestner Cornwell Hawkins Parsons Kestner Ned Glenn John Simpkins Max Schwarzel Victor Campbell David Gilmore Roger Risch Simpkins Den 4 Jim Taylor Clarence White Ohio University Photography Department White

Damage Suit Seeks 40000 For 1949 Auto Crash

Minnie Scott of Meigs County sues Edna Howard Lively of Knox County seeking 40000 plus costs for damages from a June 11 1949 collision on Route 33 north of Chauncey involving their vehicles. The petition claims the crash resulted from Lively negligence.

Edna Howard Lively Knox County Minnie Scott Meigs County Common Pleas Court Chauncey

Births and surgeries at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Beasley of Athens Route 3. Major surgeries listed for Virginia Lou Williams Athens Route 4 and Mrs C E Fultz. Paul M Hawk. minor surgery for Mrs Ira Reeder. Dismissals include Mrs Walter Powell and daughter, Mrs Walter Flash and son, Mrs Clarence Hoisington and son, Mrs William Zimmerman and daughter. Other patients include Charles Hibbard John Gillette Mrs Cary Ruth Cecil Calvin.

Paul Beasley Athens Adi Virginia Lou Williams C. E. Fultz Paul M. Hawk Ira Reeder Walter Powell Walter Flash Clarence G. Hoisington William K. Zimmerman New Marshfield Charles Hibbard Mineral John Gillette Cary Ruth Cecil Calvin Stockport

Bloodmobile Volunteers Named in Two Day List

A list of women who aided the Red Cross bloodmobile visit is issued by Mrs. Lila Marquis. March 20 and 21 duty roles include canteen Gray Ladies registered nurses motor corps and hostesses with chairmen and names of participants.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Lila Marquis Morrison Burns L. J. Addicott J. J. Crumley Frank Dilley H. L. Dunlap Paul Fontaine C. Hines C. N. Mackinnon T. C. McCracken W. H. Wakefield Anna Williams Edward F. Wilsey Gray T. A. Hamilton Hunter Hope C. B. Nye Jack Sweeney S. G. Timblin L. G. Worstell Motor Corps Ben Cutler William B. Smith Hosstess Cecil Cox

Former Rome Woman Norma Rugh Dies at 22

Norma Rugh 22 of 2682 Osceola Ave Columbus died Wednesday at White Cross Hospital after a several week illness. She was a Rome Township native and Rome-Canaan High School graduate, survived by husband Wayne daughter Teresa mother Mrs. Sybil Adams sister Mrs. Pauline Wright two brothers Kermit and Kenneth Root and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parsons. Funeral to be held Saturday 1 p.m. at Haga Ridge Church with Rev. John Snedden officiating burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home after Friday noon.

Norma Rugh Osceola Ave Columbus White Cross Hospital Kermit Root Athens Kenneth Root Pete Parsons Stewart Haga Ridge Church John Snedden Dowler and Ferguson Funeral

Traffic Light Blamed In Collision At State and Carpenter

Police blamed a two way traffic light at E State and Carpenter for a two car crash Wednesday. Drivers were Robert Shouse, 24 Morris Ave, and Herman Barnes, Millfield. Light was changing between red and green. both cars damaged.

E. State and Carpenter Robert Shouse Morris Ave Herman Barnes Millfield

Real Estate Transfers Listed in Glouster and Nelsonville Area

Nattie Holdcroft of New Lexington transfers Glouster property to Victor Coyle of Chandlersville. Albert L. Young of Athens conveys Alexander real estate to W. H. Lowman. The Nelsonville Coal and Land Co transfers inlet No. 1138 in Nelsonville to Harry A. and Norma J. Evans. Betty Grinstead of Glouster sells lots 318 319 320 in Glouster to Anthony LeRoy.

Nattie Holdcroft New Lexington Victor Coyle Chandlersville Glouster Albert L. Young W. H. Lowman Athens Alexander Nelsonville Coal and Land Co Harry A Norma J. Evans Nelsonville Betty Grinstead Anthony Leroy

Marriage Licenses Issued to Five Couples

Carl Foster and Christine Russell, both of Stewart, aged 28 and 18. Raymond Henry Cope, 38, and Florence Myrthe Bartels, 43, both of Jacksonville. Samuel H. Hoffman, 22, Morgantown, and Nina Wave White, 18, Athens.

Carl Foster Starlin Christine Russell Stewart Raymond Henry Cope Florence Myrthe Bartels Jacksonville Samuel H. Hoffman Morgantown Nina Wave White Athens

Condition Improves for Burned Trimble Man

Delbert Skinner 23 of Trimble improved after a fire trapped him east of Athens Monday. He remained hospitalized at Sheltering Arms Hospital with non life threatening injuries and stable condition.

Delbert Skinner Trimble Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital

Athens firm formed by Frank M. Cone Inc

The Associated Press reports a new corporation in Athens named Frank M. Cone, Inc. Founders include H. C. Dor man Fawne M. Cone and Frank W. Cone with John W. Bolin as attorney. The firm plans 250 shares of no par common stock.

NCR President Advises Students to Keep On Being Learners

Stanley C. Allyn of NCR urged Ohio University commerce students to stay curious and avoid viewing a degree as a passport to success. He cautioned that careers require more than schooling, stressing teamwork, broad education, health, character, and prudent job choices in business and larger corporate paths.

Ohio University Commerce Stanley C. Allyn The National Cash Allyn National Cash Register Co Dayton Robert S. Oelman Ohio University B. F. Cutler Athens, McBee Co

Athens Eagles Initiate 13 Set Election

Thirteen men were initiated into the Eagles at rites by the Athens FOE. Notable initiates include Calvin W. Ball John M. Gabriel Donald Meek and James Stack all of Athens. The annual elections will occur at the next meeting on Wednesday.

Eagles Athens Foe Organization Calvin W. Ball John M. Gabriel Donald Meek James Stack Athens London Ohio Elmer Tittle Lodge L. J. Patterson Otto Rose William Cook G. H. Ashworth Memorial Foundation Tittle

Lion or Lamb Exit Planned

Weather notes for March 1950 describe a chilly day with a low of 24 rising to 34 by 10 am. The outlook hints at a warmer afternoon than Wednesday when the high reached 38, as residents await the next to last day of 1950.

Tape Cut Here To Go On Air Saturday

A tape recording cut during a district rural youth meeting will be broadcast over Radio Station WOSU Saturday. The program is set for between 12 noon and 12 30 p.m. and will introduce several of the 50 attendees from Athens Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton and Washington counties.

Ewing Hall WOSU Ross Wright Wright Athens Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton Washington

Suit for Recovery Is Filed by Grocer

Frank Keys proprietor of Keys Union Grocery in Nelsonville files in common pleas court to recover 279.35 from John Thomas of Nelsonville for goods delivered since July 1 1949.

Common Pleas Court Frank Keys Keys Union Grocery Nelsonville Keys John Thomas Thomas

Car Strikes Jacksonville Residence After Overturned Crash

State Patrol seeks the driver William Evans Jr and passenger Merle Lowry both of Jacksonville after a car overturned near the northern city limits of Jacksonville striking the residence of Mrs Henry Foresbach. Evans suffered facial cuts Lowry uninjured and left the scene with the car demolished. An earlier Route 78 crash near Glouster involved Frank Bartnett and Jess Mohler with a $5 fine for Bartnett.

State Highway Patrol Jacksonville William Evans, Jr Merle Lowry Evans Lowry Jacksonville-Trimble High School Henry Foresbach Foresbach Glouster Frank Bartnett Jess J. Mohler Thornville Bartnett Thomas Williams

Seven Words To Be Sung At Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church choir will present two performances of the Seven Last Words of Christ this Sunday at 3 p m featuring Bruce Tolbert tenor from Parkersburg Robert Luecke baritone and Donna Marek soprano Tolbert a Ohio University graduate also appears in Haydn Creation A morning service at 11 will feature James Plummer tenor Lyndall Woolley Helen Ledford sopranos and Luecke baritone under the direction of P L Peterson with Mrs P J Woodworth organist.

First Presbyterian Church Christ Bruce Tolbert Parkersburg Robert Luecke Donna Marek Tolbert Ohio University I. University Haydn James Plummer Lyndall Woolley Helen Ledford Luecke P. L. Peterson P. J. Woodworth

King of Kings Showing Planned in Athens

Cecil B DeMille’s film The King of Kings is scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Memorial Auditorium in Athens. The screening is sponsored by the Athens County Ministerial Association.

Cecil D. DeMille Athens Memorial Auditorium Athens County Ministerial Association

FASTEETH Dental powder promises denture stability

FASTEETH is marketed as an improved powder to sprinkle on either denture arch to prevent slipping sliding or rocking. It claims a firm grip with no gummy taste and is alkaline non acidic and purported to reduce denture odor. Available at drug stores.

Withem Pleads Guilty on Intoxication Charge

Woodrow Withem aged 37 of West Union Street pled guilty to an intoxication charge. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor W. P. Mickle and committed to the county jail for nonpayment of the fine.

Woodrow Withem W. Union St W. P. Mickle Withem

Curfew Debate Echoes From Local Courtroom

Smiley argues curfews are outmoded and families should enforce bedtimes. Judge Cunningham agrees most people are asleep when the curfew horn sounds, noting it disturbs him as well. The judge endorses the view that grownups must handle children’s bedtimes.

Smiley

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