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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
5
Nelsonville city accounts show an October 31 balance of 58837.71 across all funds, up from 56015.39. October receipts totaled 14406.39 with expenditures of 11584.07, and the general fund rose to 10960. Receipts in October for the general fund were 4599.62 with 4334.33 disbursed.
Dismissals and patient mentions list names and towns across Nelsonville Logan Murray City Carbon Hill Shawnee Chauncey Chauncey routes with patients Mrs Mary Martin and others. Specifics include Dayne Anderson Logan Mrs Hannah Clark Nelsonville Mrs Blanche Wolf Nelsonville Route 1 plus several spouses and relatives.
Miss Mary Pistolesi, a polio convalescent, teaches 13 second through fifth grade pupils in informal Conkling School classes in Utica New York. The program emphasizes rehabilitation with rest periods and hot lunches, focusing on physical stamina and self planned group activities for children with heart conditions.
Carson City Missouri hosts a signed unincorporated "city" on Highway 21 claiming a population of three. Owner Lester Carstens 48 runs a restaurant and named himself mayor after placing large signs declaring city limits. He plans to keep the population to his wife, Carol, their son Keith 18, and himself.
Officer D W Rumer responded to a call that a moose was loose in the University district. He chased the bull through Blaine Street an alley and the Montana football field before the animal departed via Mt Sentinel.
Nelsonville contacts reveal Joan M. Hartley of the Saltz Insurance Agency has announced the purchase of the Bett Insurance Agency, established by Paul Betts since 1948. The Saltz Agency, one of the county’s oldest, was begun by the late John H. Saltz and run by him until his death. Hartley has operated the agency since 1947.
A brush fire in a field between Happy Hollow and Buchtel drew Nelsonville firefighters on a Wednesday evening. Fireman Robert Bumgardner responded with a truck and helped bring the blaze under control.
John Irvin Smith, 59, a guard at the Sylvania plant, was found dead this morning. Death is attributed to a heart attack with time of death between midnight and 1 a m. He lived at 2116 Lincoln Ave and was a World War I veteran. He leaves a wife, Mia Urania Williamson Smith, a daughter Emma Kelly, two sisters, two brothers, and a granddaughter. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Ten young men from British industrial firms began a nuclear engineering course at London University under Britain's atomic energy staff. They will research atomic energy use in medicine and chemistry, with practical work in a lab 40 feet underground, under Harwell direction.
A vintage advertisement promotes FASTEETH as a non acid powder to secure false teeth with improved comfort and odor control. It claims no gummy taste and no sour aftertaste, offering a simple sprinkle solution available at drug stores.
Virgil Peterson, director of the Chicago Crime Commission, urged in Omaha that gangsters who violate income tax laws should receive prison terms. He said, hand out a few jail sentences like Al Capone got, and mobsters will lose their complacency.
The Defense Department expert Gra h Rowley predicts Canada’s Arctic and sub Arctic will see 20 000 to 30 000 inhabitants and more towns within this century as mining drives settlement. He notes Canada lags others in northern development due to southern population pressures and abundant southern land.
Day and Knight live across the street from one another in New Hampton Iowa. Bob Day is secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce and resides on the west side while Harry Knight an auto dealer sits opposite on the east side.
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