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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1941

Page

5

Athens City Council approves Route 56 resurfacing plan

The Athens City Federation attended as State Highway Department signs to place blacktop on Route 56 within city limits this summer. Work begins at the Fairground gates to West Bridge Street, with relocation of the north entrance to Second Street to the corporation line and extensive curb and traffic improvements planned.

Athens State Highway Department Bart Davidson Fairground West Bridg Second St Corporation Winton St Athens City Federation Mra H. M. Woods Cty Oata Hot Foster B. Carmwel Comel The Brow Ely

Three Change Pleas Court Levies Fines

Three men indicted by the county common pleas jury pleaded guilty in court. Delmo Pratt was fined 10 and costs for embezzlement from the county relief office. Lewis Canter received 25 and costs for failure to stop after a collision. George Stevers had sentence suspended and was placed on five years probation with restitution to the company to be set. Ten Athens High School teachers urged leniency for rehabilitation and future conduct.

Thens County Common Pleas Court Delmo Pratt WPA County Relief Office Lewis William Canter Chauncey Robert Beaverstock Robert Blumer Biles Univesity Sesenta Ude F. Rowland George Stevers Valley Distributors, Inc

Scouts PTA meeting at Mechanicsburg School in Athens Township

The last meeting of the Athens Township PTA scout year is Friday at 7:30 PM at Mechanicsburg School on Richland Ave. Installations of new officers will occur. Music by the sixth grade followed by recreation under Mr Carpenter. No pot luck supper as planned.

Athens Township PTA Mechanicsburg Richland Ave Carpenter

Hospital Notes And Local Names From Sheltering Arms

Names and addresses of patients and staff at Sheltering Arms Hospital are listed, including releases of Cuartes maruin and five others, admissions for appendectomies and minor surgeries, and several area residents treated or discharged. The report also mentions local birds named after their calls such as bobolink, shekadee, bobwhite, kildeer, and whip-poor-will.

Bob Olink Bobewhite Shoe

Ohio senior earns superior at regional music contest

Fred Rosser a Athens High School senior received a superior rating at the Regional Music Contest in Flint Michigan last week He was the only Ohio boy to win the top rating and was accompanied by Alice Maccombs Rosser is active as student conductor band member of Hi Y Boys chorus a dance band and president of the Cadenza Club He is the son of Mrs Thomas Roser 34 W Washington The Flint regional contest draws mid western contestants from secondary school music with Rosser first competing in a district contest at Wellston then the state competition in Columbus where he qualified for regional competition

Fred Rosser Athens Flint Mich Tighten Ohio Alice Maccombs Hi-Y Thomas Roser W. Washington Rosser Rst Wellston Columbus

County Ranks Low in Costs of Education

The Athens area report by County Superintendent F J Taylor shows per pupil annual education costs at 78.78 dollars versus a state average of 80.58. He notes low tax evaluation per pupil limits funding and contrasts with Cuyahoga County where per pupil valuations are far higher. He cites several local figures and discusses track meet results and community activities.

F. J. Taylor Sam Son Ohio Taylor Cuyahoga County Cleveland Coolville Grange Haler Covey Ronald Kincade Troy Sophoi Athens Can aMth St. Clairaville A. B. Saunt G. O. Shanks Harry” Summerfield Rowena Nixon Staten Roy Dunton Xenargon and Parole Commission Rex Roy Dinter Xenia Columbus Associated Press Murphy Jose Blanche Price Mra Ben Davis Treite Clarks TE Eagled Mos Athens Aerie Alpert. Davis Morgansville Order of Eagles TriState Foe Clell Benjamin F Neal Houseland J. Ailstock Frank Richey Thomas A. G. Scott McConnell Alma May Kincade Ronald Bailey Tuppers Plains Gertrude Barth K. MM. Barth Jimmy Marietta Myrtle Runion Frank Bessie Taylor Newbury Club W. R. Woodburn Newbury Jackie Mortis Belore Rodney Brandeberry Ralph Henry Ireland Alfred Daugherty Michigan City Ind Vera Daugherty Oscar Findling Frank Taylor W. L. Munchmeyer Lara Wells Parkersburg W. Va RL. Wolf Harold Morris Kenneth Taboso George Doan Drs. Roan

Parents Invited to Register New East Side School Students

Parents of children due to start next year at East Side School are asked to contact Miss Lucy McBride. She wants the child’s name date of birth and year, parents’ names, home address and telephone number.

East Side School Lucy McBride

Stolen Truck Crash Leads to Juvenile Arrest

William Burton aged 17, formerly of Albany, was arrested by state highway patrol at a wrecked Williams Transfer Co truck on Route 680 north of Albany. The truck, stolen from 131 Grosvenor St, was spotted by George Scott and Arthur Lievellen, who alerted police. Burton is held in Athens City Jail pending arraignment for car theft before Juvenile Judge Francis White. Patrolmen will question him tonight.

State Highway Patrol William Burton Albany Williams Transfer Co Grosvenor St Burton Athens City Francis White Five Point George Scott Arthur Lievellen Scott Williams W. Union St

Two Held Following Lantern Affray

Roy Pancake and Raymona Pancake Kimberly pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Floyd Brown of Kimberly and were held to the grand jury under $800 each. Roy faced charges of assault and shooting with intent to kill carrying concealed weapons shooting in a public place threatening to kill and destruction of property. Raymond faced assault and battery making menacing threats intoxication and disorderly conduct destruction of property and threatening to kill. The arrests followed trouble at the Green Lantern operated by Deanville Mr. and Mrs. Orville Warren. Luther Burch Sr. was beaten and treated by a physician in Nelsonville. Several others had minor injuries. Arrests were made by Constable E F Katzenbach Sheriff Charles Bayles and Deputy B C Day on warrants issued by Brown.

Roy Pancake Raymona Pancake Kimberly Floyd Brown Brown Roy Raymond Pancake Green Lantern Deanville Orville Warren Luther Burch Nelsonville E. F. Katzenbach Charles Bayless B.C. Day

Minnesota records lowest infant mortality rate in U S

Minnesota reports the nation's lowest infant mortality rate with 35.4 deaths per 4000 live births in the first year, highlighting improved health outcomes compared to other states. Public health officials note ongoing efforts to sustain the trend through maternal and child health programs.

Minnesota United States

Athens Senior High math teacher Emmert reshapes career path

Robert W. Emmert, mathematics instructor at Athens Senior High, shifted from engineering to math teaching while earning a BS at Capital University and an MA at Ohio State. He has 13 years on the Athens High faculty after teaching at Plain City and Ohio State. Oversee Doctoral work at Teachers College and Columbia, plus summers at Ohio University workshop. He belongs to University Men’s Faculty Club and Presbyterian Church. He and wife Gertrude Stockberger have a seven year old son and a new Fort Street home.

Athens City Robert W. Emmert Athens Capital Unibeen Mem- High School Plain City Ohio State University Teachers College Columbia University University of Ohio Emmert Chuir Presbyterian Church Gertrude Stockberger Robert Fort St

Would Force Ohio Vote on Loan Measure

Dr H T Phillips a Ohio state senator introduced a small loan bill aimed at forcing a statewide vote via petition drive if defeated in the Legislature. Petitions would circulate statewide to obtain signatures to trigger a referendum. The measure drew backing from major foundations and a lenders league, but faced committee roadblocks and was buried in rules.

Athens County Toorce H. T Phillips Senate Ohio Phillips Committee On Banks and Loan Associations

East School Operetta Set By East Side Children

East Side school pupils present Inevitable operetta The one act title The Flowers features Miss Lucy McBride and Miss Mildred Giesecke directing with Miss Mildred Murphy assistance and Miss Clara Kuenzli music director Cast includes Janice Harrison David Neutzling Donald Potter and Frances Paterna with a large group of young performers as bridesmaids ushers and attendants The Rainbow Fairy Barbara White will present a ballet dance at Thursday 7 15 p m

East Side Lucy McBride Mildred Giesecke Mildred Murphy Clara Kuenzli Musi Lly Janice Harrison Johnny David Neutzling Donald Potter Jack Frances Paterna David Har Ion Wit Russel Moss Wit Dotty Silvur Flower Sir Carolyn Grane Patty Lau Futser Martina Jowten Patricia Josten Dorothea Martin Ina Gay Britton Jerry Maynard Gene Jones Ben To Harry’ Connett David Lewis Howard Stilwell Ronald Thomas Sharon Frank Marilyn Tall Evelyn White Antoinette Oadis Kathryn Vercoe Carol Ann Smith Patty Stump Lewis Roberts Pete Britton Kenner Bush Keith White John Dalton Herbert Conroy Ronald McNeal Jon Blair Rainbow Fairy Barbara White

Grover Addresses Rotarians on Publicity for Ohio University

Ohio University public relations chief Brandon Grover spoke to the Athens Rotary Club about portraying the university to the public and boosting student inquiries. He noted growing public awareness and anticipated larger next year enrollment, tracing his career from athlete to administrator.

Grover

Lucas at Millfield On Leave From Navy

Ernest A. Lucas seaman first class in the U S Navy is spending a few days leave with his parents in Millfield. He is en route from the destroyer base at San Diego to the submarine school at New London. He was recruited at the Athens sub-station in December 1939. Also noted: student drivers fined for unsafe operation, and local notices on cemetery cleanup and a Guernsey cattle sale. Local weather record included.

Ernest A. Lucas Firs Flags U. S. Navy Millfield Perry Lucas Athens I ‘Lucas San Diego Calif New London Conn Oval Robert McGrover Earl Thompson the Plains

Wesleyan Church Plans Annual Business Meeting

Wesleyan Methodist church on Pratt Street calls all members to attend tonight at 7 30 for the annual business meeting. Rev Mel Rothwell an Ohio University student will speak Friday at 7 90 p m. Friday Bible study has been postponed.

rune_wesleyan Metnodist. Church Pratt St Mel Rothwell Ohio University

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Henry Zemo Capri Matt Feermey Creesis Pamacy Sap” Cil Sowie Seaton Lafe SiPhomecy Welrencateste Sheltering Arms Cuartes Maruin Thomas Lange Dean Lawrence W. Lange W. W. Lee Sheltering Arms Hospital Minnie Chappelear First St Opal Sinclair Pratts Fork Samuel LaHugh, Jr James Largent New Plymouth Nell Sewell Roy Parsons Elsie Brown Mill Studers Dan McKin Rele James Bean Plains Fed Mechem Zanesville Gallaher S. Court St Coolville and Troy Security Departments New York Pennsylvania Masschusetts Connecticut Michigan Micwolke Wisconsin Indiana Russell’ Sage Foundation CIO A. F. of L Pollack Foundation Boston East School Brandon Grover Athens Rotary Club Gallia County Rutland John Hancock High School Harvey, Til LG. Worstell_ wa A. H. Armbruster C. Hlh Lucas Navy Earl Franz Cliff Cordell Carman, Church Joseph McBride Town House Cemetery American Guernsey Cattle Club Peterborough N. H Guernsey Sallie J. Sexton J. Carrol Elliott Bryn du Pansy KERRS Wesleyan Church Athens Pharmacy Co Bert Wolfe Jacksonville Chesapeake and Ohio New York City London England New England Chesapeake Athens Home Telephone Co
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