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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1948

Page

6

Red Cross Drive in Athens County Misses Quota

The Athens County Red Cross drive reports 9533.04 raised toward a 13500 quota with May 29 set as closing date. Officials note strikes reduced local contributions and many townships failed to reach quotas, the first shortfall since 1941.

Athens County American Red Cross Herman W. Humphrey Humphrey Red Cross Ames Township Thomas Clark Richard P. Banks Athens City Carl M. Bowman Athens Rome Virginia Hayes Trimble Lowell Burnelle Troy Clyde Parrish

Economic Mobilization Talk To Athens ROA Chapter

Ohio University economist E. T. Hellebrandt will discuss the Economic Mobilization plan before the Athens County Reserve Officers Association. The meeting in Chemistry Auditorium includes ROA officer elections and a report on the Ohio Department Convention. Pittsburgh lectures covered production and procurement war finance industry dispersion stockpiling materials and research.

E. T. Hellebrandt Ohio University Athens County Reserve Officers Association Chemistry Hellebrandt Army Reserves ROA Pittsburgh Ohio Department Industrial College of the Armed Forces

Senior Day Events at Ol Ohio University Listed

Senior Day activities at Ohio University begin with an 8:30 a.m. breakfast in Howard Hall served by Prof. C N Mackinnon and President John C Baker. A 9:40 a.m. convocation follows in Memorial Auditorium with selections by the Men s Glee Club and Torch tapping. A class gift ceremony and alumni induction close the program.

Ohio University John C. Baker Howard Hall C. N. Mackinnon Baker Memorial Auditorium Torch Clark Williams Alumni Association Don D. Tullis Edwin Watts Chubb Athens State Hospital Athens A.A.U.W Lindley Hall

Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Harold Brown Glouster a daughter and Mr and Mrs Walter Ervin Athens a son. Admitted Ronnie Russell Athens major surgery John Martin McArthur major surgery Mrs Louise Kasler Chauncey minor surgery. Discharged Alden Love Athens and son Mrs Roy Shamel and son hens Mrs Lena Mulpas Trimble Mrs Charles Elliott Albany Mae Chapman Athens Crystal Simms Athens Harry Jones Jr Athens.

Harold Brown Glouster Walter Ervin Athens Ronnie Russell John Martin McArthur Louise Kasler Chauncey Glen Robinson Richard Black Thomas Pritchard Nelsonville Nelle Pickering Homer Baird Peter Faga Alden Love and Son Roy Shamel Hens Lena Mulpas Trimble Charles Elliott Albany Mae Chapman Crystal Simms Harry Jones, Jr

Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests

Three drivers were fined after arrests by the State Highway Patrol over the weekend. Gordon K. McDowell, 21, Youngstown, paid $10 and costs for speeding. John Mack, Jr., 21, Dayton, was fined $15 and costs for speeding. Gus Wachenschwanz, 48, Deanville, fined $10 and costs for unsafe operation.

W. P. Mickle State Highway Patrol Gordon K. McDowell Youngstown John Mack, Jr Dayton Earl Hilleary Nelsonville Gus Wachenschwanz Deanville

Weather records show 81 high then 45 low Sunday

The article notes a Sunday high of 81 degrees cooling to 45 degrees overnight. Mrs. C. N. France, weather observer, reported 63 degrees at 10:15 a.m. Monday. Saturday peaked at 70 and fell to 41 Sunday. The Hocking River level continues at four feet.

C. N. France Hocking

Fishing without license leads to fine in city court

Joseph Brandt, 22, of 73 N Congress St, was fined 15 dollars plus costs after being charged by Game Protector B F Swartz with fishing without a license on Sunday. Mayor W P Mickle issued the judgment.

B. F. Swartz Joseph Brandt N. Congress St W. P. Mickle

AID IN CONSERVATION Sought BY FARMERS

Irvin Wolfe chair of the Athens County Agricultural Conservation Association reports 1451 farmers in Athens county signed Farm Plans for conservation work in 1948. They cover 68 percent of cropland and request $71,492.70 in aid, with farmers to supply more than twice that in labor and cash. Athens county tentatively receives $20,000 pending Congressional funds.

Irvin Wolfe Athens County Agricultural Conservation Association Athens County Congress

Athens County Land Transfers Report Reveals Multiple Property Deals

In York Township and several Athens County areas, numerous conveyances occur. Transfers include Hankinsons to Eugene Hankinson 31.17 acres in Sect 14 York Township and several city and township lots and quarries among Linscott, Copeland, Vorhes, Wyne, and Hunter parties.

Hiram E Aileen Hankinson Eugene Hankinson York Township Paul E Thelma Bashford Carl W. Conrath Thelma L. Conrath McKinley Ave Inlet City of Athens John Gyurko Steve Gyurko Trimble Henry and Wahneta’ Exenhamper Rosa Thomas Jacksonville Daniel S. Linscott Emma Linscott Ames Township Don E. Linscott Clifton E. Linscott Florence G Joe H. Kennedy William A Harold T. Konkler Washington St Kennedy Subdivision W. F Helen R. Copeland George D Grace F. Hunter McKinstry and Athens Township Raymond Mildred Stedman Vern D Eliza H. Vorhes Race St D. Vause Snyder Corda I. Snyder Harriet Snyder Carthage Township Donald W Beatrice Windle Alfred Swearingen Nelsonville Joseph W Nellie L. Wyne Richard B. Swart Glouster Edward Smith Lucille Smith Kenneth Humphrey Dennie A. Wells C. G. Dew

Sickles Rites To Be Tuesday

Funeral services for William L. Sickles 84 die Saturday will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Methodist Church in Mineral conducted by Rev Carroll Chesser Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery He is survived by eight children and a large extended family including relatives in New Marshfield Mineral Lima and Carbondale with 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Friends may call at Hoodlet funeral home New Marshfield

William L. Sickles Carroll Chesser Methodist Church In Mineral New Marshfield Pard Lightfritz George Beveridge Ray Sickles Charles Buckley William Brooks Ray Shaw W. G. McWhorter Lima Elza Summers Carbondale James Sickles Anna Martin Prattsville Etta Elliott Albany Emma Loury Mary Ely Hoodlet

Marshfield Observance Set for Memorial Day Graveside Service

NEW MARSHFIELD Gilham Frank Post 8804 and its auxiliary will hold Memorial Day graveside services at New Marshfield cemetery on Sunday May 30 at 9 am. A parade forms at 8 45 am from the post rooms and proceeds to the cemetery led by the Chauncey Dover hand. All local organizations are asked to participate and veterans may march in uniform if possible. Plans to be finalized at a joint post auxiliary meeting Tuesday at 7 pm.

New Marshfield Gilham Frank Veterans of Foreign Wars John Herron Post Club Herron Chauncey-Dover Hand

Bromfield to Speak at OU Club Banquet

Louis Bromfield noted author and 1000 acre Mansfield area farmer will address the Ohio University chapter of Alpha Omega Upsilon at the annual banquet. The dinner, sponsored by the College of Applied Science agriculture and forestry department, is set for 6 45 p m in Howard Hall with arrangements by Dr W W Wiggin and Dr C L Dow.

Louis Bromfield Mansfield Ohio University Alpha Omega Upsilon Agriculture Society Department of Agriculture and Forestry College of Applied Science Howard Hall Bromfield W. W. Wiggin C. L. Dow

DAV Rehabilitation Speaker Opens Conrath Bean Chapter Meeting

Bernard Southard DAV rehabilitation director for Ohio will address the Conrath Bean Chapter 37 meeting at 7 30 p m at the Armory. Disabled veterans and others may seek information on rights and benefits for disabled vets from Southard.

Bernard Southard Ohio Conrath-Bean Armory Southard

Lodge to rehearse new Marshfield minstrel show

Rehearsal for the Marshfield minstrel show by Deli lah Rebekah Lodge 884 set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Grange Hall. Edna Goff, noble grand, announces the event.

New Marshfield Delilah Rebekah Lodge Grange Hall Edna Goff Noble Grand

Man Fined $160 and Costs After City Park Morals Charge

Richard F. Heil, 23, Berea, was arrested Saturday near City Park on a morals charge. He appeared in Mayor William P. Mickle's court Sunday and was fined $100 plus costs, totaling $160.

City Park Richard F. Heil Berea William P. Mickle

Wages Paid Area Workers Surveyed by Buc

Athens County workers covered by the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law earned a total of 3,186,543 in wages in the first quarter of 1947. The 5,972 workers in covered employment spanned manufacturing wholesale and retail trade mining contract construction and other industries. The eight leading counties by workers included Cuyahoga Hamilton Montgomery Summit Franklin and Lucas.

Athens County Ohio H. H. Sands BUC Sands Athens Cuyahoga Hamilton Montgomery Summit Franklin Lucas Bureau

West Side First Graders To Entertain

The first grade of West Side Elementary School will host a party Tuesday afternoon for children entering school next September. Six year olds before Feb 1, 1949 are invited. First graders will accompany guests at 1 p.m. if notified. Mothers attend a health discussion at 2 p.m. The Peter Rabbit story will be dramatized by first grade pupils. Participants include Darlene Ervin, David Carr, Lora Atkins, Peggy Barnhouse, David King, Arthur Maxwell, David Dishong, Sharon Guess, Danny King, Jimmy Dean, Bobby Haynes, Donald Evenet, Tommy Walrraven, Luther Gaskins, Margaret Dickinson, Verlon Bricker, Diana Davis, Allan Young, Robert Dotson, Wilford Walraven, Karen Guess, Jim Callantino, Donna Kirkendall, Dale Stanley, Judy Dean and Pamela Davies. Refreshments will follow.

West Side Mabelle Darst Carolyn Pico Peter Rabbit Darlene Ervin David Carr Lora Atkins Peggy Barnhouse David King Arthur Maxwell David Dishong Sharon Guess Danny King Jimmy Dean Bobby Haynes Donald Evenet Tommy Walrraven Luther Gaskins Margaret Dickinson Verlon Bricker Diana Davis Allan Young Robert Dotson Wilford Walraven Karen Guess Jim Callantino Donna Kirkendall Dale Stanley Judy Dean Pamela Davies

Torch Sing Tonight Chooses Ol Man River Song

The senior men's honorary Torch selects Ol Man River for the annual inter fraternity sing tonight at 7 30. The event, held on the west portico of Memorial Auditorium at Ohio University, moves indoors if rain arrives.

Torch Ohio University Memorial Auditorium

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