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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1950

Page

8

Architects Plan Rejected For Athens Children Home

A citizens committee recommended remodeling the former school building adjacent to the Athens County Children's Home to ease overcrowding. The plan, costing about 40 000 to 60 000 dollars for repairs, was accepted by commissioners who will study it with Columbus architect J Curtis Inscho. The report advised against moving wards to Chauncey and warned the county faces license action within a 90 day probation.

Citizens’ Committee Athens County Commissioners J. Curtis Inscho Columbus Inscho Chauncey Child Welfare Board Edward B. Sharp Nelsonville L. W. Roberts Athens M. M. Bryson Glouster Welfare Board Congress Run Trimble Fisher Station Glen Ebon Baker Settlement Hooper Farm Beasley and Mathews Co Parker Tire Co Guysville Albany Lee Township

West Virginia Guard Unit to Lead Athens Armed Forces Day

A 50 man West Virginia National Guard honor guard from the 1092nd Engineer Battalion will march in Athens on May 20 for Eugene M. Zuckert assistant secretary for air. The unit joins about 250 WV troops under Lt. Col. Wren Smith to back Athens Armed Forces Way program led by Captain Robert Burns. Mr Zuckert will speak at 4 p.m. with bands and decorations planned. Homer T. Baird chairs.

West Virginia National Guard Guard of Honor Eugene M. Zuckert Air Athens Robert Burns West Virginia 1092Nd Engineer Battalion Wren Smith Burns West Glenn Gardner Ohio University Rotc Zuckert Homer T. Baird

Arraignments Set in Common Pleas Indictments

Five pleas of innocence and five guilty pleas were entered on grand jury indictments in common pleas court before Judge Roy D. Williams. Trials were scheduled for May 15 for Carr and James Lauderback for latency, May 16 for Wayne Martin on criminal assault, with various bond amounts and defense appointments. Several defendants pleaded innocent or guilty to charges including larceny, embezzlement, forgery, breaking and entering, and weapons concealment, with sentencing set for Saturday and one indictment not heard.

Common Pleas Court Roy D. Williams Carr James Lauderback Kimberly Wayne Martin Albany Martin John Bolin Robert Qouttry Athens Homer Barnhart Curry Barnhart Edward Szewczyk Cleveland James McCombs Columbus Raymond McCray Nelsonville Thomas Cox Trimble Dana Turner Bolin Szewcczyk Szewcyzk Ohio University Turner R. A. Morris Morris James Shumaker McCombs Shumaker David Davies Co. Inc

Funds solicited for international scholarship and goodwill fund

Athens Council of Church Women seeks donations for an international scholarship and goodwill fund to aid foreign students at Ohio University and to support Ohio students serving abroad. Contributions welcome from individuals or groups, with university committee aiding selection. named officers include Mrs. Carl Sylvester as chair and Mrs. George Starcher as treasurer.

Ohio University Ohio Athens Council of Church Women Carl Sylvester University R. B. Gustafson Frank Rauch, Jr Albert Johnson Mildred Banks Clarke Daily Dan Downey H. B. Boles D. H. Goff George Starcher Victor Whitehouse M. T. Vermillion Harper C. Pendry Irma Voigt

Assembly Plans to Observe National Music Week

National Music Week runs May 8 to 15 and will be observed at Athens High School with a special morning assembly in the auditorium. The program features the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs and the Girls Ensemble directed by W. C. Fingerhut with Martha Dee Morrison as accompanist for the Girls groups and David Lewis for the Boys Glee Club.

Athens High School W. C. Fingerhut Martha Dee Morrison David Lewis

Another Burner Fined As Fire Probe Ends

Mrs. Herbert J. Kelly of Athens Route 5 was fined 5 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W P Mickle on burning trash without a permit. The charge stems from a brush fire on Morrison Brown Hill dated March 27 and completes the forestry investigation.

Herbert J. Kelly Athens W. P. Mickle Irving I. Dickman Morrison-Brown Hill Kelly Forestry Office

Cus sins & Fearn Co Store Remodeling Nears Completion

The Cus sins and Fearn Co store at 36 38 N Court St is nearly finished with expansion including an elevated office second floor display access widened displays new lighting and a roof over the rear loading platform Manager Robert Bullock says the upgrades prep for a company anniversary now being observed.

Cussins & Fearn Co Court St Robert Bullock

Commandery to Meet Knights Templar Regular Meeting

Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar will hold a regular meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple. Two candidates will receive the Order of Temple Degree announced J T Stiff commander.

Athens Knights Templar Masonic Temple Order of Temple J. T. Stiff

Weather swings from 74 to 34 as rain looms

Rain threatened Tuesday after a mild Monday with a high of 74 degrees. The temperature dropped to 34 degrees overnight, signaling a sharp cold turn.

Car Crash Injures Driver At Carnival Entrance

William A. Phillips, 22, of 73 W State St, suffered nose and leg injuries when his car crashed into a parked truck near the carnival grounds entrance. The truck, owned by Bob C. Russ of Athens Route 1, had heavy front and right side damage. Phillips said he did not see the truck while docking at the fairgrounds.

William A. Phillips W. State St Fairgrounds Phillips Bob C. Russ Athens

Millfield Driver Fined for DUI After Crash

Basil Minerd, 23, of Millfield Route 1, pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and his license suspended for three months after arraignment before Common Pleas Judge Roy D. Williams. Minerd was arrested following a Sunday crash on Salem Road when his car left the road and struck a fence.

Basil Minerd Millfield Minerd Common Pleas Roy D. Williams Mame Pincelli Salem Road

Nelsonville Woman Confined to Jail After Guilty Plea

Edna Haynes, 34, of Nelsonville Route 2, was fined $35 and costs by Mayor W. P. Mickle after pleading guilty to intoxication. She has been arrested several times recently on similar charges and was confined to the county jail for failure to pay the fine.

Edna Haynes Nelsonville W. P. Mickle

Open House Slated for OU Health Center Inspection

Ohio University invites the public to a 2 to 5 p.m. open house for its new Student Health Center opened in February. Dr. E Herndon Hudson says visitors will tour departments from physio therapy to laboratories with placards guiding the route. Staff on hand include four doctors, seven nurses, and five pre medical students among others.

Ohio University E. Herndon Hudson Hudson E. Union Street John C. Baker Harry Benz Charles Allen Smart Margaret Davis University

Motor Maids Visit Athens After Cumberland Gathering

Four Motor Maids from Cumberland Maryland stopped in Athens after a 1200 mile trip for a meet. Forty three Motor Maids took part in field events, trick riding and distance events. Names include Mary Williams Martha Smith Joan Sedell and Mickey Landry from Springfield and Cincinnati.

Cumberland Motor Maids American Motorcycle Association Athens Mary Williams Springfield Martha Smith Joan Sedell Mickey Landry Cincinnati

Shelter Wings Infirmary Births And Admissions

In Columbus Mr and Mrs Watson McCoy announce a daughter. Admitted patients include Mrs Janetta Glass of New Marshfield with major surgery and Gerald E Ramsey Jr of Wellston with minor surgery. Others: Mrs Mary Roberts Gloucester, Jordie Warner Athens Route 3, Mrs James Reeves Albany Route and son, Mrs Paul Fontaine Athens, Mrs Rosa Lee Taylor Athens, Warren Francis Athens, Arthur McCoy The Plains, Earl C Schuster Zanesville, and Mrs Elevetta Landis Nelsonville.

Janetta Glass New Marshfield Gerald E. Ramsey, Jr Wellston Mary E. Roberts Glouster Jordie Warner Athens James Reeves Albany Paul Fontaine Rosa Lee Taylor Warren Francis Arthur McCoy the Plains Earl C. Schuster Zanesville Elevetta Landis Nelsonville

Cars Collide On Route 691 Court Sums Fines

A two car head on crash about a mile north of the Poston Power Plant on Route 691 causes heavy damage but no injuries. Edward R. Kilsby 22 of Franklin Avenue and John E. McClain 46 of Nelsonville Route 2 were involved. McClain was fined ten dollars and costs for driving left of center.

Poston State Highway Patrol Edward R. Kilsby Franklin Ave John E. McClain Nelsonville Earl Hilleary McClain

Freight Truck Stolen From Keck Distributing Co

Police reported a theft of a two wheel freight truck and twelve cases of beer from a Keck Distributing Co. truck on Wolfe Street Monday night. The lock was broken and the merchandise disappeared. Patrolman Joseph McBride noted the incident.

Keck Distributing Co Joseph McBride Wolfe St McBride

Stolen Car Recovered Minutes After Air Report

State Highway Patrol recovered the auto of F. A. Harper from Athens Route 3 ten minutes after a stolen car alert went on air. Delbert L. Karns, 21, and Clyde Rutter, 53, were arrested. Karns faced auto theft charges while Rutter was jailed on intoxication and a prior fine-related note. Mayor W P Mickle arraigned Rutter and noted a year to the hour since a similar charge.

State Highway Patrol F. A. Harper Athens Delbert L. Karns Harper Richland Ave F. A. McKitrick Chauncey Karns Clyde Rutter Millfield Rutter W. P. Mickle

DAY TO MEET Conrath Bean Chapter 37 Group

Disabled American Veterans will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Armory. Commander C J Ailstock announced the session for Conrath Bean Chapter 37 members and officials will attend.

Conrath-Bean C. J. Ailstock

Police Chief Grogan Returns to Duty After Illness

Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan returned to duty today after several weeks of illness.

Joseph B. Grogan

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