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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1950

Page

5

Board Hears Analysis of State Funds Distribution

Dr. David Sutton of the Ohio Public Expenditure Council outlined faults in Ohio fund distribution to counties and cities at the Athens Board of Trade. He cited school funding inequities under flat per pupil aid and the eight mill local levy proposal, plus rural township disadvantages from the gasoline tax sharing system. He highlighted highway funds misallocation where towns with few miles benefit, urban areas accumulate reserves, and some surpluses sit unused while other services lack funds.

Ohio Athens Board of Trade David Sutton Ohio Public Expenditure Council Sutton Caldwell Athens County

Six OU Students Admit Dining Hall Ransacking

Six Ohio University students confessed to ransacking the Howard Hall dining room early Sunday. They pled guilty to malicious destruction of property and were fined ten dollars plus costs. Restitution is being made and a university discipline committee will decide further status.

Ohio University Howard Hall W. P. Mickle Edward Roebuck Ashland Richard Lewis Youngstown Edward Loving Columbus Hughes Cottage Richard Hamilton LeRoy Frederick “Pete” Wolf Lakewood Norris Hartshorn Cleveland Heights Mulberry St E. S. Finsterwald Joseph McBride Burns Ervin McBride

Ohio University offers four week Paris travel and study course

A four week Paris study program during the 1951 summer session at Ohio University combines campus orientation, a voyage aboard ship, and four weeks in Paris with native instructors. Up to 8 credits available. cost about $650 plus personal expenses. auditors welcome. open to graduates and college students.

Paris Ohio University France College of Education Graduate College Department of Romance Languages Athens New York

Quartermaster General Feldman to Visit Ohio University

Major General Herman Feldman, head of the Army Quartermaster Department, will visit the Ohio University campus for a two day program with the ROTC. More than 1200 cadets will attend a Friday convocation in Memorial Auditorium. He will dine with university and ROTC officials, attend a concert, and join Dad's Day events including a football game and reception. Feldman returns to Washington Saturday night.

Herman Feldman Army Ohio University Feldman John C. Baker Robert W. Burns Memorial Auditorium ROTC Quartermaster Rotc Lindley Hall University, Athens President Baker Cornelia Otis Skinner Athens Area Western Michigan Athens Country Club Major Burns Washington Quartermaster Department Department of Army

Rabbit and pheasant season opens in Ohio with strong prospects

Athens County report notes hunting prospects strongest in years as rabbit, pheasant and ruffed grouse numbers look favorable. Ohio officials urge courtesy permission for land access, firearm safety, and adherence to rules. Season dates show rabbits November 15 to December 30 with four daily limit, grouse November 15 to December 30 with two daily limit, pheasants November 15 to 25 with two daily limit and four in possession.

Athens County Division of Wildlife Ohio Department of Natural Resources Ohio

Panel on land use at merged farm meeting in Athens

A combined session of the Ohio Soil Conservation Association and the Izaak Walton League will host a discussion panel at the Athens Grange Hall. Moderator Dr C L Dow of Ohio University geosciences leads six Athens area farmers and Waltonians in questioning farmers rights to land use. The event includes an oyster supper and a look at The Forest Ranger film by the U S Department of Agriculture.

Ohio Soil Conservational Association Izaak Walton Teague Athens Grange Hall C. L. Dow Ohio University Department of Geology and Geography Walter Porter Athens Edwin Wagoner Alton Hanning Harold Howell James Cassell Wilson Smith Waltonian Clarence Kelch W. A. Totman Gerald Glover Soil Conservation Committee Ross Wright Alden Wiseman Ralph Barker

GI Heirs May Assume Loans and GI Bill Dates

World War II veteran heirs may assume and continue payments on the veteran’s GI loan contract under the same terms. July 25, 1951 is the last date to begin GI Bill education benefits, with courses due by July 25, 1956. Korean War benefits await congressional action. For details, contact the VA office at 6% W. State St. Athens or call 474.

Alton F. Friedel Athens Friedel State St

Street Lighting Topic Of The Plains Meeting

Residents of The Plains plan a second meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school community room to discuss possible street lighting. Several plans have been proposed by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co and finances will be a major focus.

Plains Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co

Displays mark National Book Week in local venues

Special displays in store windows and at the Ohio University Library mark National Book Week extending through Saturday. Books for all ages are shown at Economy Savings and Loan Cornwell Shop and Logan's Book Store. A children's department display at Edwin Watts Chubb Library is open during regular hours and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.

Ohio University Library Economy Savings and Loan Cornwell Shop Logan's Book Store Edwin Watts

Civil Service Openings Announced By Examiners

The U S Civil Service examiners list openings for inspectors of raw cordage mica and rubber with salaries from 3825 to 5400 yearly. Bacteriologists earn 3100 yearly and toolmaker tool die and gage jobs pay 160 to 222 hourly. Details are available at the post office.

U. S. Civil Service USCS

Custody Awarded in Divorce Case

Common Pleas Court records show Holly Hudnell Jr. was awarded custody of a child from Dorothy Virginia Hudnell amid a divorce. The plaintiff's petition cites gross neglect as a charge.

Holly Hudnell, Jr Dorothy Virginia Hudnell Common Pleas Court

DeMolay Meet Postponed in Athens Friday Evening

Athens Chapter of DeMolay postponed the meeting from Thursday to Friday at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Hayride plans will be formed and refreshments will be served by the Mothers' Club.

Athens Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple Mothers’ Club

Prayer Band to Meet at Grahams Chapel

Grahams Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curt Dailey with Mrs. Blanche Webb as leader.

Grahams Chapel Curt Dailey Blanche Webb

ICO Petition Filed in Court by Frances Poston

Frances Poston of Nelsonville Route 1 filed in Common Pleas Court a petition against the Industrial Commission of Ohio seeking participation in the workmen compensation program. She alleges her father Harry Rhinehart died October 8 1947 from injuries received July 5 1943 while at Carbondale Coal Co and says the commission ruling on October 9 denied the claim.

Common Pleas Court Frances Poston Nelsonville Industrial Commission of Ohio Harry Rhinehart Carbondale Coal Co Mr. Rhinehart

Marionettes Featured At AHS Assembly

An Ath ens High School assembly presented Palmer Martin marionettes in Dick Whittington as part of the Antrim School Assembly Program Service in Philadelphia. Jon Blair student body president led the event.

Athens High School Palmer Martin Dick Whittington Antrim Philadelphia Jon Blair

Armstrong Rites Friday

Funeral services for Charles C. Armstrong 67 former Alexander Township resident who died unexpectedly Tuesday at his Pataskala home will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Alexander Presbyterian Church. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery. Survived by wife two sons Charles Jr and Thomas of Pataskala brother Elmer of Brooklyn sisters Ruth Davis of Pasadena California and Valerie of Missouri.

Charles C. Armstrong Alexander Township Pataskala Alexander Presbyterian Church Armstrong Elza B Mary Hebbard Armstrong Hebbardsville Athens High School

Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes

Admissions and discharges listed for Athens and Chauncey residents. Mrs Dorothy Elizabeth Hawk admitted. Harold McCathren and Kay Jones dismissed with son. other Athens residents Mrs Avis Wright and Mrs Ruth Morrison noted, plus Chauncey residents Mrs Letha Heightland and Jimmie David Leiber. Mary Ann Young listed on Athens Route.

Harold McCathren Carpenter Kay Jones Athens Avis Wright Letha Heightland Chauncey Ruth Morrison Jimmie David Leiber Mary Ann Young

Dr. Charles W. Secoy Former Athens Veterinarian Dies

Dr. Charles W. Secoy, a former Athens veterinarian, died Monday at his home in West Milton. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in West Milton.

Charles W. Secoy Athens West Milton

Speech Clinic Exams Extended at Ohio University

Pre clinic examinations for the Children's Speech Clinic at Ohio University will be held Thursday and Saturday from 9 am to noon in Room 303 of the Student Center. Director Cc. F. Schesky announced the exams aid parents with children facing speech problems and said future clinical periods will address speech inadequacies. Parents unable to attend may contact the director by mail or telephone 23922.

Ohio University Cc. F. Schesky Schesky

Election Expense Accounts Due for Davis County Candidates

All candidates for the Davis County election must file campaign accounts with the Athens County Board of Elections by Friday, said Clerk C. W. Gross. The rule applies to both defeated and victorious candidates.

Athens County Board of Elections C. W. Gross Gross

Rise Brings Rain Warmer Weather

A light rain and warmer conditions prevailed. At 8 a.m. the temperature reached 31 after a 9 degree rise from last night’s low of 22. The previous night’s low was 17 and Tuesday’s high reached 58.

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