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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1951

Page

3

Memorial Program Listed by Legion in West Union Cemetery

Memorial Day activities include a 9 30 a m parade from College and Union streets led by Co Chairs John Dowler and Ron Williams. Homer T. Baird Naval Reserve lieutenant commander will speak after invocation by Rev. Drell H. Goff with Athens High School Band providing music. Services at West Union West State Street and Mt Calvary cemeteries will follow with Legion firing squad and taps.

American Legion West Union Street John Dowler Ron Williams Bpom VT LI Homer T. Baird Naval Reserve Drell H. Goff Athens Baird College and Union Streets the Legion West State Street Mt. Calvary

Man Faces Driving Count Theft Charge

Earl Kenvin 23 of 94 Grosvenor Street is jailed for arraignment in mayor’s court on drunken driving and probable auto larceny counts. Ohio University student from Youngstown eyed after allegedly taking a parked Varsity Cab on Columbus Road. Cab company owner Pat Burns plans auto larceny charges. previous arrest history includes a 1950 Marietta auto theft case and an attempted gun grab during a police arrest.

Earl Kenvin Grosvenor St Kenvin Ohio University Youngstown Columbus Road Pat Burns Marietta

Norwegian visitor speaks to East Side School pupils

Meiser Mayer, a visiting teacher from Trondheim, Norway, spoke to East Side School fourth and fifth graders in their homerooms about Norwegian school life. She noted children attend at 7:45 a.m. and finish with cod liver oil, while some begin English in sixth grade. Mrs. Lee showed Philippines life films and Mrs. Elliott demonstrated water color painting to the fifth grade.

Meiser Mayer Trondheim Norway East Side School Sarah Blower Bernice Kayser Miss Mayer Peter Lee Athen Philippines Rush Elliott Ohio Water Color Society

Athens Soldier Wounded in Korea

Pfc. Richard L. Gaskins, 19, son of Mrs. Laura May Gaskin formerly of Athens, has been wounded in Korea. DoD reports he had been wounded before and returned to duty. Gaskin’s mother lives in Columbus. an aunt, Mrs. John W. Grubb, resides at 44 Stimson Ave. He left Athens Junior High School to join the Army.

Richard L. Gaskins Laura May Gaskin Athens Korea Department of Defense Gaskin Colubus John W. Grubb Stimson Ave Cpl, Wilburn, Foughty Vaughn Foughty New Marshfield Ft. Sill Ohio Buchtel-York High School Army Ft Lewis Wash

Fined for Intoxication in Mayor's Court

Four men arraigned before Mayor W. P. Mickle pleaded guilty and were fined for intoxication. Charles Henry Burke, 68, of 221% W. Washington St, paid 10 dollars and costs. Eaton Cooley Jr., 31, of W. State St, jailed for nonpayment of 10 dollars and costs. Sherman McCollins, 55, of Richland Ave, fined 10 dollars and costs after a second arrest within a week. Deputy Sheriff Frank J Ralph handled the arrests.

W. P. Mickle Charles Henry Burke W. Washington St Ateon Cooley, Jr W. State St Frank J Ralph England Angen Mame Pincelli

Cool Weather Follows Weekend Rain

Weekend rain ended with a cool spell as Monday's 9 am reading reached 67 degrees after a 51 degree low. Temperatures swung from 69 to 49 on Sunday with Saturday’s winds snapping branches but no major damage. Rain totaled .78 inches, lifting the Hocking River height from 3.5 to 3.8 feet.

Hocking

Two Traffic Arrests Reported by Police

Police reported two traffic arrests Saturday. Joseph H. Derrickson 3 E State St was fined $10 with costs for failing to heed a traffic signal. Douglas Hess Athens was fined $5 with costs suspended for failing to stop at an intersection.

Joseph H. Derrickson State St Douglas Hess Athens

Man Sues for Workmen’s Compensation Access

Paul Russell of Millfield Route 1 petitions Common Pleas Court to compel participation in the workmen's compensation program against the Industrial Commission of Ohio. He says a Drydock Coal Co injury on February 20, 1947 left him unable to return to work.

Common Pleas Court Paul Russell Millfield Industrial Commission of Ohio Russell Drydock Coal Co

Fined for Fighting By Mayor After Saturday Arrests

Two men were fined Sunday by Mayor W. P. Mickle after arrests Saturday night for fighting. Pleading guilty were Lous Sawchik, 19, B-4, Lower Campus, and Eldon Roberts, 21, of ern St. Each man was fined 35 and costs.

W. P. Mickle Lous Sawchik Eldon Roberts Ern St

Pupils Tour Marietta Sights on Field Visit

Twenty one sixth grade pupils from West Side School visited Marietta landmarks last week guided by Iris Fierce. They received instruction pamphlets from the Marietta Chamber of Commerce and viewed sites including Rufus Putnam home, the oldest Northwest Territory building, Marietta College campus, Betsy Mills Club, former Charles Dawes home, Lafayette's Park, Mound Cemetery, and the Land Grant Office. En route home they dined at the high school cafeteria and paused at Lock 19 on the Ohio River to watch a boat pass.

West Side School Iris Fierce Marietta Marietta Chamber of Commerce Rufus Put Marietta College Betsy Millis Club Charles Dawes Lafayette’s Park Mound Cemetery Governor White Land Grant Office Northwest Territory Ohio River

Real Estate Transfers Across Athens and Glouster Districts

Real estate transfers include Ralph A. Dalton and wife to Vivian D. Chapman in Athens County Lots 2996 2997 2998. Isabella Bulloch's heirs to John Bulloch et al in Glouster with half interest in Lot 591. John Bulloch to Helen M. Faires in Glouster Lot 591. Elizabeth Kiraly deceased to Daniel J. Kiraly et al in Glouster Part of Lot 12 Trimble Township. Fulla Sass et al in Jefferson to Daniel J. Kiraly Glouster all claims to part of Lot 12 in Trimble Township. Elmer Finsterwald and wife to Donald D. Bennett in Athens County two tracts totalling about 80 acres. Norman Westfall to Leta L. Westfall in Glouster all claims to undivided one twelfth in Trimble Township. Geant C. Shanks to Frank Founds in Coolville 2.63 acres in Town five Troy Township. W T Gardner to Hart Barnett in Coolville about 40 in Town Troy. Athens County and husband to Howard Bobo in Piqua lots 155 156 and part of 192. Warren L. Ross and wife to Ralph A. Dalton in Athens County.

Ralph A. Dalton Athens County Athens Isabella Bulloch John Bulloch Glouster Helen M. Faires Elizabeth Kiraly Daniel J. Kiraly Trimble Fulla Sass Jefferson Elmer Finsterwald Donald D. Bennett Canaan Township Norman Westfall Newport R.C Leta L. Westfall Geant C. Shanks Coolville Frank Founds Troy Township W. T. Gardner Hart Barnett Troy Abo Howard Bobo Warren L. Ross

Cross Petition Filed By Divorce Defendant

In the divorce case Roy Brande berry versus Mary Luella Brande berry a cross petition is filed. Mrs Brandeberry denies cruelty and misconduct and accuses him of gross neglect. She seeks custody and support of the couple’s child. He also sought custody in the original petition.

Roy Brandeberry Mary Luella Brandeberry

Injunction Sought Against Trimble Council Over Station Encroachment

Steve and Goldie Foregoress sue the Village of Trimble and its council along with station owner Mort McClelland in Common Pleas Court seeking a permanent injunction. They allege McClelland’s building additions along North St Creek St and the Glouster Road encroach on streets and block access to their home reducing property value and claim council action has been refused.

Trimble Common Pleas Steve and Goldie Foregoress Mort McClelland McClelland North St Creek St Glouster Road Creek

Medical Phase of Atomic Defense Conference at OU Health Center

Nurses aides orderlies and physicians will meet at Ohio University Health Center for a two day conference on Medical Aspects of Atomic Warfare. The program directed by Mrs. Washburn includes talks by Dr. Eleanor Schmidt E J Taylor Dr John Edwards Dr James Patrick and Dr Robert Main on topics such as the local defense program radiological sickness burns mass disaster and psychological aspects. A general Thursday discussion follows with sessions continuing Friday.

Ohio University Health Center Marie C. Washburn Bertine Long Bernice Spaulding Eleanora Schmidt OU Health Service E. J. Taylor College of Applied Science John FE. Edwards James Patrick Dr. Patrick ROTC D. Beatrice Postle Robert E. Main Lawrence I. Goldberg

Prisoner Escapes from Athens County Jail Disguise

Wallace Easler Lubrig, an inmate serving time for previous offenses, fled custody Saturday night after assisting deputies with jail sanitation. Deputies Frank Joyce and Marie Pincelli waited for disinfectant. while they turned away, Easler bolted around the jail and ran down Court Street, remaining at large.

Athens County George Bateman Wallace Easler Lubrig Wallace Frank Joyce Marie Pincelli Court St

Gross Neglect Charged In Petition for Divorce

Edward Paul Seiple files for divorce from Marie Addie Seiple in Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect. The petition states they married December 29 1949 and have no children.

Edward Paul Seiple Common Pleas Marie Addie Seiple

Tape Distribution at Fairgrounds Delayed by Rain

The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce halted rain disrupted safety tape distribution for bicyclists at the fairgrounds Saturday afternoon. About 100 riders received tape for fenders and handlebars before the rain. The remainder will be handed out Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the fairgrounds.

Fairgrounds Athens

Grass Types To Be Viewed On Farm Tour

Farmers will tour three farms near Albany Pleasanton and Athens starting 9 am at Merrill Chase Farm Chase six miles east of Albany. Stops include Han ning Farm Bates Church and Wagoner Farm with pastures legumes and spittle bug control. D. R. Dodd OSU agronomist will advise. tours highlight conservation work with Soil Conservation Service.

Allen D. Hannings Ross Wright Wright Merrill Chase Chase Albany Pleasanton Kentucky Hanning Farm Bates Church FE. R. Wagoner Athens Soil Conservation Service D. R. Dodd

Three City Crashes Listed On Athens Streets

Athens police reported three auto accidents over the weekend. Sunday morning a collision at Central and W State involved Howard Charles Dawson Jr 46 Smith Street and Donna Neva Knox 208 West Washington Street with Knox suffering a minor knee injury. Another crash on West Washington involved Donald M Colafurd Palmer Halil and James H Perry of Albany causing moderate damage. Saturday night a two car crash on West Washington Street involved Edwin Arnold Clark of Albany and Willard Daft of 140 West Union Street.

Athens Howard Charles Dawson, Jr Smith St Donna Neva Knox W. Washington St Central W. State Knox Donald M. Colafurd Palmer Halil James H. Perry Albany W. Washington Edwin Arnold Clark Willard Daft Union St

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes

Mr and Mrs Robert Brunton Jr Glouster welcome a daughter with AD Mrs Eva Yaw of Glouster listed. Other entries name Mrs Kate McKennie Athens Mrs Wilda Brown Glouster Mrs Dana Lenigar Athens Paul Meeks Shade Nellie Bean Athens and list dismissals for Mrs Mary Baich Millfield Mrs Helen Jeddeloh Athens Richard Coe Athens Larry Stanson Athens Ronnie Harris Athens Robert Curdie Glouster Betty Coen Guysville Rita Kloh Glouster Mrs June Zailian Salinas Calif Mrs Wilma Mingus Athens Mrs Bertha Beverage Athens.

Robert Brunton Glouster Eva Yaw Kate McKennie Athens Wilda Brown Dana Lenigar Paul Meeks Shade Nellie Bean Mary Baich Millfield Helen Jeddeloh Richard Coe Larry Stanson Ronnie Harris Robert Curdie Betty Coen Guysville Rita Kloh June Zailian Salinas Calif Wilma Mingus Bertha Beverage

TWO WRECKS IN ALBANY DISTRICT NO ONE HURT

Athens post of the State Highway Patrol logged four auto mishaps over two Saturdays and one Sunday with no injuries. Accidents occurred on Route 50 west of Albany involving a Cincinnati driver and an Elyria motorist. a passing dispute near Athens Route 1. a Sunday collision on Route 78 near Murray City. and a Laurelville area crash on Route 56. Several drivers were fined for violations. Three intoxication arrests were recorded, with fines for Tippie, Smith, and Rutter. other penalties included fines for speeding and reckless operation.

Athens Post State Highway Patrol Albany Robert Burbring Cincinnati John Bottomley Elyria Robert Dean Kyle Athens Melvin F. Mahannah Indianapolis Ind Kyle Mahannah W. P. Mickle Clyde Wiliams Glouster Farley R. Brunton Murray City Brunton Williams Hocking County Laurelville Isaac Shupe Columbus Richard Miller Shupe Harley Hall, Jr Hallsville Hallway L. A. McCles John Tippie Zaleski Albert Smith Floyd Rutter Nelsonville Tippie Smith Mickle Rutter Martin Coffee Floyd Perry Logan Roger Friend

Principal Addresses Sixth Graders on Next Year Schedules

Helen Dinsmore principal of Athens Junior High spoke to sixth graders at East Side and West Side Schools about next year’s student schedules. The students will move to junior high next year. Homeroom teachers named are Myrta Ashworth at East Side and Iris Fierce at West Side.

Helen Dinsmore Athens Junior High School East Side School West Side School Myrta Ashworth East Side Iris Fierce West Side

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Dwight Robinson Court St. Merchant Athens Lions Club The Lions Akron Naetsa Bev Tae Veesas Sa L. E. White Shannon Ave Athens County Agents Association Oakley Insurance A Dwight H. Rutherford Murphey and Son Co Eb, Atkinson B. Dillonney Ina Trimble Village Sheltering Arms Hospital Dr. E. A Schaekel Mason, West Virginia Patrol Perry Areees POLO Sinesa& M. L Brentwood Hanes Smertex WM. Wright Findlay, Ohio the Salvation Army Union Street Athens, Ohio We Security Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Court Street
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