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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1946

Page

3

Athens Merchants Urged To Comply With Lausche Proclamation

Athens merchants and citizens were urged by Safety Service Director George R. Evans to follow Gov. Lausche’s coal emergency proclamation. The order lists regulations on lighting and power use, including restrictions on display lighting, marquee lights, white way lighting, and elevator service during the coal strike.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Safety Service George R. Evans Frank J. Tanusche J. A. Krug

OU Was Closed Two Centuries Ago Crisis Outlined

Prof T N Hoover told a Rotary Club audience that Ohio University was interrupted by a three year closure from 1840 to 1843 due to funding issues. He said re evaluation of two townships would have provided needed funds and kept the institution from declining further.

Ohio University Ohio T. N. Hoover Rotary Club Ohio State University William Holmes McGuffey Hoover Pres. McGuffey Alexander T. McGill O. R. Kelly Wauseau Wis Iles M. Lesher Ogden Utah John Jagers Don C. Peden

Two Hurt In Crash Between Tractor Trailer And Car

A head on collision on Route 33 south of Logan injured two people. Roy Hall of Glouster drove the truck and Clarence Deer of Lancaster the car. Deer and his eight year old daughter Carol were treated and released. Mrs Deer and Patty Lane were uninjured. The truck carried 10 tons of beer and damage was about 2000 dollars.

Roy Hall Glouster Clarence 5S Patty Lane

Mary Rivers Dies Suddenly in Michigan Visit

Mrs. Mary Rivers 53 of Poston died Sunday afternoon at her daughter’s home in Ann Arbor during a visit. She was born in Jackson County and lived in Poston most of her life. Survived by her husband Herbert Rivers six daughters Opal Ferrer Garnet Phillips Ben Hooper Soeratos Mary Margaret Rivers Jo Ann Rivers a son Bob Rivers and two granddaughters Rosanna Phillips Sue Lynn Soeratos. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Dowler and Ferguson with Rev E C Kenney. Burial Augustine Cemetery.

Mary Rivers Poston Jerry Soeratos Ann Arbor Mich Soeratos Mary Margaret Rivers Jo Ann Rivers Bob Rivers Rosanna Phillips Sue Lynn Soeratos

Marshfield Masons to Confer Five Master Mason Degrees

The Constitution Lodge 426 F and A M will hold a special meeting Saturday to confer five Master Mason degrees. Work begins at 1 p.m. with a dinner break from 5 30 to 7 at New Marshfield High School. The Fellowcraft team from P h il a dorian Lodge 157 Nelsonville will conduct degree work announced by R I Dinsmoor.

New Marshfield Constitution Lodge F&am Philadorian Lodge 157 Nelsonville R. I.dinsmoor

Mr. Kovalcik Dies at Age 73 in The Plains

George Cox Kovalcik aged 73 died at his home in The Plains after months of illness. A Sacurov Czechoslovakia native and Austrian Army veteran he became a naturalized American in 1903. Survived by wife Ellen six daughters Mary Anna Sue Helen Margaret and Gladys sons Paul John and George Jr 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at St. Pauls Catholic Church with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Visitation at the family home after Wednesday noon.

George Coley) Kovalcik the Plains Mr. Kovalcik Sacurov Czechoslovakia Ellen Kovalcik Mary Springfield Anna Sue Helen Margaret Gladys Columbus Paul Athens John George Jr St. Paul's Catholic Church Mt. Calvary Cemetery

Pvt Snedden to depart for Korea from Pittsburg Calif

Pvt Bob Snedden on a seven day furlough at Baker Road will leave Wednesday for Pittsburg California from which he will embark for Korea. Pvt R A O Neal son of Mr and Mrs Donald A O Neal Ath ens left last week for Korea with the Army Engineers after enlisting Aug 1 1946 and serving at Fort Lewis Washington.

Graham Chapel Fred Douglas Bernice Bailey Bob Snedden Baker Road Pittsburg Calif Korea Pvt R. A. O'Neal Donald A. O'Neal Athens Army Engineers Army Fort Lewis Washington

Hospital Notes At Sheltering Arms Records Births And Discharges

Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Warren of Deanville welcome a daughter while Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker of Athens have a son. The McPhersons of ADMITTED, plus William Olbers of Glouster and Glenn Young of Athens undergo major surgery. Discharges include Mrs. Guy White with daughter of Guysville and Mrs. Ernest Parsons with son of Athens.

Clarence Warren Deanville William Tucker Athens Curtis McPherson William Olbers Glouster Glenn Young Guy White Guysville Ernest Parsons

Athens Community Chest Drive Extended to December First

The Athens Community Chest Drive has been extended to December 1. Community members are urged to give generously to support local agencies and services.

Athens

Marshfield Lodge Elects Officers for 1947

Marshfield Lodge 426 F&AM elected officers for 1947 led by S. L. Collins as worshipful master and R. D. Steinmeyer as senior warden. Other officers include J. O. Cottle junior warden and G. A. DeWees treasurer with Joseph Barron secretary and trustees W. H. Hawk two other terms.

New Marshfield Constitution Lodge F&am S. L. Collins R. D. Steinmeyer J. O. Cottle G. A. DeWees Joseph Barron E. W. Allen, Jr R. O. Hawk Sam Scott Jack Sickles H. E. Hawk C. L. Bobo Tyler W. H. Hawk R. C. Gilham

Local officials weigh brown out decree in Athens

City officials said no orders had been received on whether Lausche's brown out proclamation is mandatory. They will check local establishments to ensure cooperation with the decree in Athens.

Frank J. Lausche Athens

Ohio Wesleyan Wins Kingpin Debate At Kiwanis Meet

Ohio Wesleyan defeated Ohio University in a Kiwanis Club debate on the resolution that the United Nations should become a Federal World Government. Sally Moore and Alene Beacher spoke for OU with Jean Dow and Jeanette Parfit for OWU, under coach W Roy Deen. Elizabeth Koop oversaw the event with Carl Roberts leading the judge panel.

United Nations Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan Kiwanis Club Berry Hotel Sally Moore Alene Beacher W. Roy Deen Kiwanis Jean Dow Jeanette Parfit Elizabeth Koop Carl Roberts Athens High School

Twelve County Servicemen Return From Service

Athens County men and two others listed by Selective Service Board 1 as returned from the service include Ford E. Lawson Athens Harry E. Riggle Athens Jesse Evan Griffith Athens Ronald P. Bickley The Plains Cecil E. Thomas Nelsonville Route 3 Herman H. Van Dyke Nelsonville James William Parsons Athens Route 5 Donald D. Duncan Trimble Kenneth E. Hanson Glouster Route 4 William F. Christman Barberton Frank E. Hysell Cleveland Harry W. Davis Chauncey Dean E. Haskins Trimble Henry Joseph Morrison Glouster Route 4.

Athens County Selective Service Board Ford E. Lawson Athens Harry E. Riggle Jesse Evan Griffith Ronald P. Bickley the Plains Cecil E. Thomas Nelsonville Herman H. van Dyke James William Parsons Donald D. Duncan Trimble Kenneth E. Hanson Glouster William F. Christman Barberton Frank E. Hysell Cleveland Harry W. Davis Chauncey Dean E. Haskins Henry Joseph Morrison Route 4

Clippinger to Speak Before OU Freshmen

Dr. Donald R. Clippinger of Ohio University will address freshmen at Memorial Auditorium on The Field of Chemistry Research and Manufacturing. The lecture is the fourth in the occupational counseling series with two group sessions at 7 and 8 p.m.. Dean Einar A. Hansen announced.

Donald R. Clippinger Ohio University Memorial Auditorium Einar A. Hansen University College Irma E. Voigt Clippinger Dr. Clippinger

Driver Fined by Mayor for Drunk Driving

Benjamin W. Radcliffe Jr., 38, of Athens, was arraigned before Mayor Franz Woodworth on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs after signing a waiver for a jury trial.

Benjamin W. Radcliffe, Jr Athens Franz Woodworth

Lintner Heads Cincinnati OU Alumni Group

Charles O. Lintner a 1946 Ohio U. graduate was elected president of the Cincinnati chapter of the Ohio University Alumni Association at a dinner following the Ohio University Xavier game in Cincinnati. Former Athens residents Helen Sarver and Arthur L. Moler were chosen secretary and treasurer. Dean Gamertsfelder spoke to 60 alumni. guests included Harold Wise and Clark Williams. Lintner is married to Hattie Lu Grones and now works for The McBee Co. in Cincinnati.

Charles O. Lintner Ohio U Cincinnati Ohio University Alumni Association William L. Kircher Lintner Ohio University-Xavier Athens Helen Sarver Einar A. Hansen Arthur L. Moler Fifth-Third Union Trust Co W. S. Gamertsfelder College of Arts and Sciences and Graduate College Harold E Wise Ohio University Fund, Inc Clark FE. Williams Hattie Lu Grones Akron McBee Co

Sheriff Holds Two on Charge

On request of the Ashland County sheriff Warren Bennett and Louis Thompson both of Athens Route 3 were arrested yesterday on auto theft charges. They were jailed awaiting arrival of Ashland officials. Deput y Sheriff Frank Joyce and Special Investigator E S Finsterwald made the arrests. No theft details were released by officials.

Ashland County Warren Bennett Louis Thompson Athens Ashland Frank Joyce E. S. Finsterwald

Former Resident Dies In Washington D H

Mrs. G. W. Blakeley, 85, died at her Washington Court House home Friday. Widow of Dr. G. W. Blakeley, she was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pruden and niece of Dr. Solomon Howard, early Ohio University president. Born at Harmony, she left 55 years ago. Funeral services and burial were held in Washington Court House yesterday.

G. W. Blakeley Washington Court House H. T. Phillips Athens Charles Pruden Solomon Howard Ohio University Harmony

Rainy Weather Drops Temperature After Warm Day

Rain continued late last night and early today with a temperature fall from a high of 60 degrees yesterday to a low around 44. A total rainfall of 1.4 inches was recorded, according to weather observer Mrs. C. N. France, as the mercury stood at 52 degrees at 9 45 this morning.

C. N. France

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