Patent system vital to industries says Rotary speaker
Roger Connor of The McBee Co. warned that destroying the American patent system would hurt U S industry while noting 42 reform bills pending in Congress. He cited past and future inventions from industrial research including nylons plastics refrigerators television and penicillin and said McBee will invest about 120000 in R D in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Connor
The
McBee Co
Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
United States
Connor
Congress
Athens
Warner’s Remedy Ad Promotes Kidney Health Relief
Unexplained pains or backaches blamed on overworked kidneys are addressed by Warner’s Compound. The ad claims 70 years of relief for backache, leg pains, rheumatism, dizziness, bladder weakness, and fatigue. It sells 40 tablets for 75 cents or 60 tablets postpaid with pamphlet “What You Should Know About Your Kidney?” for one dollar, from Warner’s Remedies in Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warner's Remedies
Warren
Responsibility Of Parents Outlined By Kiwanis Speaker
Rev. Harold Cunningham, director of youth activities at First Methodist Church and a student at Ohio University, told Kiwanis members that parents must train children to become useful citizens. He urged returning to biblical guidance saying the Bible is the forgotten book and that home, school, and church are key to solving youth problems. Vice President Raymond A. Lee will represent the club at the Kiwanis International Convention in Chicago next week. Dix L. Pickering and William B. Orr attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cunningham
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Cunningham
First Methodist Church
Ohio University
Raymond A. Lee
Chicago
Dix L. Pickering
William B. Orr
4-H Club Activities Reported from Baker Settlement
The Baker Settlement Stitchers held their last meeting at Margaret and Evelyn Braley’s home. Officers elected: Evelyn Braley president, Patty Frost secretary treasurer, Marta Kay Frost news reporter, Margaret Braley recreational leader. Next meeting at Otha Frost’s home. Trimble Lucky Stars had 10 members one guest and one advisor. Plains Senior Pollyannas planned Go-to-Church-Sunday with 14 members and one guest Virginia Hall. Elizabeth Johnson joined. Bates Boosters met at Alton Hanning’s home with 11 of 14 members present. plan a baseball team and adjourned to D. B. Dougan’s home for next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Settlement
Margaret
Evelyn Braley
Patty Frost
Marta Kay Frost
Margaret Braley
Otha Frost
Trimble “Lucky Stars
Clarys Lantz
The
Plains Senior Pollyannas Club
Virginia Hall
Elizabeth Johnson
Bates Boosters
Alton Hanning
D. B. Dougan
Matinee Stitchers 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
Members met Friday June 13 to discuss project plans. Kate Davis reported on the easy-to-make cotton dress project. Four girls sew sports garments, 22 sew school dresses, one works on a use-and-wear project, one has the cotton dress project, and one uses woodcraft for her project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matinee Stitchers 4-H
Kate Davis
Stitch and Chatter Club Names Officers
The Stitch and Chatter Club met Tuesday at Pauline Mayer's home with Emma Mayer and Hattie Woodard as assistants. Eight members attended as Lillie Hauch was elected president Evelyn Strauss vice president Opal Dailey secretary and Marjorie Woodard treasurer for the next six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Pauline Mayer
Emma Mayer
Hattie Woodard
Lillie Hauch
Evelyn Strauss
Opal Dailey
Marjorie Woodard
The Merry Mixers Meet at Kanauga School
The Merry Mixers gathered at Kanauga School with nearly full attendance including two new members and two visitors. They discussed projects and business and appointed a refreshment committee for the next meeting on June 23, as reported by Freda M. Sheets. Synthetic rubber is not a true synthetic because it is not a chemical twin of natural product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga School
Freda M. Sheets
Large Eagle Shot Down at Blackburn Road Farm
John Ferry on Route 50 shot down a 49 inch winged eagle after two dogs flushed it from Ferry’s farm where the bird had killed 15 turkeys in two months. He fired a 22 caliber shotgun killing the large bird after a brief struggle.
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John Ferry
Blackburn Road
Route
Ferry
Students Ordered to Obtain SSA Cards for Work
Workers starting vacation employment must have social security account cards. William J. McCauley of the Zanesville SSA office says cards are required for covered work and serve as wage credits for Social Security. Lost cards can be replaced at no cost with the same number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McCauley
Social Security Administration
Zanesville
Athens
McCauley
Births and surgeries listed at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William Foster The Plains welcome a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Hogsett Athens welcome a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Adams Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crow Mineral welcome a son. Bernadine Stanley Athens undergoes major surgery. Ronald Chapman Athens undergoes major surgery. Mrs. Jessie Bloeratz Athens has minor surgery. Raymond Randolph Flora, medical. Mrs. Annabelle Parsons Athens. Fred Smith Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foster
the Plains
John Hogsett
Athens
Arden Adams
Leonard Crow
Mineral
Bernadine Stanley
Ronald Chapman
Jessie Bloeratz
Raymond Randolph
Flora
Annabelle Parsons
Fred Smith
Sumner
Slight Rise in Temperature Noted in Local Weather
Dry spell continues with a high of 84 and a low of 51. At 9:30 a.m. today the thermometer read 75, up from yesterday's 72, as a cooling breeze persisted. The Hocking River fell to 3.23 feet, a new low for the year, while Mrs. C. N. France noted the river level is normal for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. France
Hocking
France
Two Are Fined in Mayor's Court Here
Riley Tippie, 37, Athens Route 2, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined $5 plus costs after wife Grace Tippie filed the affidavit. Bernard Chandler, 37, Franklin Ave., was found guilty of intoxication and fined $5 plus costs after pleading innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Tippie
Athens Route 2
Franz Woodworth
Tippie
Grace Tippie
Bernard Chandler
Franklin Ave
Court Street Crash Report Corrected in Messenger
The Messenger's Monday edition carries a corrected account of a Court Street collision between two cars. One driver is identified as W. R. Cable of 245 East State Street, correcting the earlier entry that listed just the name.
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the Messenger
Court St
W. R. Cable
E. State St
County Roads Discussed At Commissioner Meeting
County Commissioners met after Trimble residents complained about dust on Congress Run road from the NYC crossing to the Sunday Creek bridge. The engineer will shape the road and apply tar to cut dust, and obsolete maintenance equipment will be disposed of after public advertising.
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Trimble Township
Congress Run
NYC Railroad
Trimble
Sunday Creek
Glouster
Yester
John Dowler
Board of Commissioners
Canaan and Tome Township
Willow Creek Bridge
Route 50
Erle Bridgewater
Chauncey
Dover Township
Gilbert Hartman
Fund For
Ralph Elliot
Welfare Department
Rocky Glen Sanitarium
Real Estate Transfers Across Ames and Surrounding Townships
Several transfers listed including Willard E Thompson to Harvey and Lena Starlin for Inlets 18 19 and adjacent parcels in Ames. Jeanette M Dryer to Harry O Dalton for 170 acres in Waterloo Township Sec 34. Dalton to James M King 170 acres in Waterloo Sec 34. Lines to Pughline Inlet 259 Nelsonville. Carter to Llewellyn Lots 91 92 McDaniel New Marshfield. Riser to Hull part Lot 4 Nelsonville. Bow man to Edith Koehler part Inlet 28 Athens. McGinley to Atkins part Outlet 84 Athens. Van Dyke to Madan part Inlet 975 Grosvenor. Kollister to Hixon part Sec 1 Dover Township.
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Willard E. Thompson
Harvey H
Lena S. Starlin
Inlet
Ames Township
Jeanette M. Dryer
Harry O. Dalton
Waterloo Township
James M. King
Harry M
Mary B. Lines
Louis Pughline
Nelsonville
W. E
Winnie Carter
Raymond Llewellyn
Grosvenor
Athens
Joseph
Faye E. Kollister
Dennis
Cledith Hixon
Dover Township
Injured Youth Buddy Williamson Returns Home
George Buddy Williamson aged 17 son of Mr and Mrs George Williamson 92 N Congress St has been sent home from Sheltering Arms Hospital after a skull fracture and other injuries from a June 11 motorcycle crash. He junior at Athens High School this past year and receives care from a special nurse at home. The accident happened when his motorcycle skidded in fresh tar about one mile east of New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Buddy) Williamson
George Williamson
N. Congress St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
New Marshfield
Buddy
Athens High School
Civil Service Announces 500 Ohio Clerical Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission lists about 500 federal clerical positions with annual salaries of 2644 to 3021. Deadline is July 2. Posts at Wright Patterson Field Dayton and other Ohio bases plus state wide clerical duties. Local applications details available from W H Oldfield at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Wright and Patterson Fields
Dayton
Ohio Air
Commission
W. H. Oldfield
Genheimer to Speak at Central Ave Methodist Church
The Rev. William A. Genheimer, former Richland Ave. Methodist pastor and current South Africa missionary, will address the public at Central Ave. Methodist Church on Wednesday at 8 p m. The announcement urged attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Genheimer
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
South Africa
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Prayer Band to Meet at Chapman Home
Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Chapman Sr with Paul Chapman as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Chapel
O. B. Chapman
Paul Chapman
Marriage License for Davis and Patrick
Leland Thomas Davis aged 21 of 48 Moore Avenue and Melissa Jean Patrick aged 17 of 10 Woodland Avenue obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Thomas Davis
Moore Ave
Melissa Jean Patrick
Woodland Ave
Local Industry Builds New Office At Athens Machine Co
Athens Machine Co on Mill Street expands with a new office valued at about 6000 dollars. Plant Manager C R Dailey says the addition will add 9000 cubic feet of admin space and allow expansion of the shop. The firm, a Bridgewater subsidiary, employs 68 workers, over 90 percent of them ex servicemen in trained roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Dailey
Dailey
Mill St
Athens Machine Co
Bridgewater Machine Co
Akron
Wills of Late York Residents Filed in Court
Three Nelsonville residents post their wills in Probate Court. William T Newsome leaves property to his daughters sons granddaughters and son in law with Laura Norman Cassels as principal beneficiary and residuary legatee. Emma Payne and Hyla Norman wills name executors and specific beneficiaries. Real estate is in the Watkins Addition to Nelson.
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Nelsonville
William T. Newsome
Laura Norman Cassels
Flavia D. Norman
Vista Chapman
Howard T
Stanley Newsome
Martha Newsome Bowie
Geraldine C. Norris
John H. Norman
R. W. Finsterwald
Emma Payne
Adeline
Mary Ray
Verna F. Hand
Hyla Norman
Helen Schmidt
Watkins
Stormy legislative session lauded by DAV leader Daniels
Sen Albert L Daniels Ohio Senate Finance Committee chair described the recent session as the most strenuous of his career at a Disabled American Veterans meeting in Conrath Bean Armory. He credited restoring a veterans' appropriation and praised Sen Stanley Mechem for his veteran friendly efforts and key roles in the Burr Oak Dam and school bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sen. Daniels
DAV
Albert L. Daniels
Senate Finance Committee
Disabled American Veterans
Greenfield
House
Senate
Conrath-Bean
Armory
Veterans Administration
Daniels
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Highland County
Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Mechem
Daniela
E. E. LeFever
Glouster
General Assembly
Mansfield
Department of the
Ernst McGraner
C. J. Ailstock
Kenneth Reeder
Luther L. Mayles
Comemander
Gerald Glover
Edison Gaston
John H. McElroy
Clarence Sams
Ernest McGrane
C. A. Parker
Reeder
Mayles
Glover
W. K. Adams
Portsmouth
Athens
Hartman Divorce Granted and Custody Awarded in Court
Glenella P Hartman granted divorce from Clifford Hartman Jr in Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in Athens Route 2 Friday. Custody of a 10 month old child awarded to the mother with $40 monthly support. $50 temporary alimony ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenella P. Hartman
Clifford Hartman, Jr
Athens Route 2
Common Pleas
Hartman
Ohio University Veteran’s Wife Appointed Deputy Clerk
Mrs. Alberta C. Grones, clerk of courts, announced an additional deputy, Mrs. Agnes Ryan, wife of a veteran student at Ohio University. Mrs. Ryan will assist in clerical work in the clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta C. Grones
Agnes Ryan
Ohio University
Ryan
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