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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1953
Page
6
Columbus report notes Ohio anti pollution law active for years with fines up to 500 dollars per day for unpermitted discharges. Board may cite towns for contempt and turn cases to attorney general if inaction continues, despite limited enforcement to date.
Meigs County Home Demonstration Council led by Geneva H. Nolan schedules a December event at Federated Church to showcase homemade Christmas cards decorations ornaments candies and gift wrapping. Seventeen members attend including Mrs Nolan Mrs Tinight and several others from Meigs and seven counties represented at the training session to equip leaders for local displays during the Yuletide season.
Mrs. Ralph G. Traub of Dayton will deliver a devotional talk as the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter meets Friday afternoon at Mrs. C. M. Hennesy’s home. Wayne Gibbons assists. Traub served Middleport during WWII and is DAR state chaplain, elected in March. Coffee hour follows business and a music presentation. Committee heads by Mrs. William Walters will deliver magazines and front to county rest homes.
Mrs Lottie Siegrist who lived with her daughter Mrs Helen Bartels in Letart Clay died Friday night after several months illness. She leaves two grandsons and two sisters. her husband Riley Siegrist died two years ago. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Ewing Funeral Home by Rev Robert Linter. Burial in Letart Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home. Hear, Clay, she said I would rather be right than be president, defeated for presidency three times.
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