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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1954
Page
8
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Dr. Alfred B. Starratt of Kenyon College told 48 people at St. Peter’s Church that U S policy tied to colonialism in Asia weakens China policy and aids communism. He warned land reform and collectivization lower China’s industrial base and noted the Five Anti campaign funded the Communist treasury.
Joe Dink of Jackson Plumbing told the Gallia County Vinton Board of Education Monday night about a new garbage disposal unit to be installed at Vinton School with a sanitary sewer connection. Work has begun and should finish mid next week. The Ohio local board of education will check applications for vacant Bethel School positions after a death. The Crown City board held a routine meeting, bills paid. Raccoon board discussed county unit system and approved five typing tables. Gallia school year coal and pay for staff approved. salary schedule starts at 2700. Bidwell Springfield board failed to fill a vacancy. Mrs Bryson Knutsen hired as substitute. Cheshire board, with new desks, reported crowded school due to Kyger Creek plant workers’ families.
Gallia County civil defense director Rep D O Taber told the Gallia chapter of the D A R that public sentiment is not ready for civil defense. He warned of mass feeding housing medical care and traffic needs and tied civil defense to national defense amid Soviet threats.
Mr and Mrs J H Collins and Mrs Holly Simmons of Viand St attended a West Virginia State Historical Society meeting in Fayetteville. Morning talks followed by a four hour tour of historical sites with lectures by Dr Roy Bird Cook and Rev Shirley Donnelly outgoing president James L Hupp of Buckhannon was elected president.
Mr and Mrs Harry Maggied and daughter and Mr and Mrs Meyer Maggied plan a Columbus trip Wednesday to keep the Jewish holy day Yom Kippur. Mrs James L Clark Miss Clara E Poston and Miss Winifred Lee attended a semi religious college retreat at Lancaster last weekend.
VINTON Addie J. Raines has sold his house and jot in Vinton to Stacy B. and Anna L. Myers of Delaware Ohio. The one story frame house in town Addition near Raccoon Creek will be rented for the time being. Mr and Mrs Myers are parents of Jim Myers who runs the filling station at the bridge.
Henry Green of Shaker Heights to appear before the state racing commission next Monday to face charges related to an incident at Hamilton racetrack. Green, an official of Ohio Sports Enterprises Inc, is accused of barring a commission track inspector from the matter room on August 19. The commission notified him of possible charges and a hearing.
Clyde Alexander and Charles Wade George lead remodeling at the Vinton Banking Co. Aiming to revarnish and refinish interiors, the work focuses on updating the bank’s premises.
Forfeiting bonds Monday on State Highway Patrol charges were Paul H. Hawkins 26 of Marion charged with failure to yield right of way Henry Meek 60 of Columbus charged with walking on the wrong side of the road Cleve Cole 33 of Knoxville charged with crossing the yellow line each 20 and Carl C Weekly 38 of Lancaster charged with speeding 15
The sixth child of Mr and Mrs Charles E Long of 1530 Eastern Ave was born at 11 40 a m Sunday at Warehime Clinic.
Visitors came from Columbus Marion South Webster Tiffin Millersport Pataskala Frankfort Germany and Fort Worth to attend the service for Mrs. Garnet Broyles at Ohio Chapel. The Rev Leroy Collier officiated with Lt Bernard Broyles and local families among those noted.
The Gallipolis Band Boosters announce tag nights and a tag day this week. Members will sell tags Friday night at Memorial Field during the Middleport game and Saturday on Gallipolis main streets from headquarters at Gallaher’s Drug Store. Funds target cadet band uniforms, new instruments, and repairs.
The House Civil Service Committee reported that about 17 500 Defense Department jobs were abolished over nine months as deemed useless and the measure will save 95 million dollars annually. The move targets eliminating duplicative assignments of uniformed and civilian personnel, with many reductions stemming from Air Force reappraisals.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beckley of Wilkesville and Mrs. Kathleen Ragan and Wilma Midkiff of Carpenter have returned home after a vacation through the South. They toured Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina visiting the Blue Ridge Smoky Mountains Fontana and Norris dams and Renro Valley.
Coroner Donald R. Warehime ruled accidental death from skull fracture for Cline Blanton 41 of Canal Winchester. He died at Holzer Hospital after being thrown from an open truck three and a half miles east of Jackson when the driver braked to avoid a road roller. Gilbert Tingle 42 of Brooksbury Ind also fell from the vehicle. both men worked for Gentry Construction Co. Wife and five children survive at Volga Kentucky. Funeral arrangements were made through Paintsville funeral home.
Pattern No 8127 offers an afternoon dress in multiple sizes from 36 to 52 with three sleeve lengths. The ad notes size 38 short sleeve requires 4 7/8 yards of 39 inch fabric and costs 30 cents plus pattern no. 8127. Also promotes Basic Fashion fall and winter 1954 issue at 25 cents.
Carl Maynard 48 of Gallipolis was fined 50 dollars and costs, jailed five days, and had his license suspended six months by Municipal Judge William H. Jones after a city police charge of driving under the influence. A 17-year-old Rio Grande boy faces Juvenile Court on speeding. Glenn Douglas 26 of Gallipolis was fined 10 dollars and costs for the same charge. Arthur T. Hancock Belpre TM was fined 15 dollars and costs for left of center.
Twenty one neighbors of Worley West Knox Township in Vinton County gathered last Tuesday September 28 for an old fashioned surprise corn cutting. Mr West fell while picking fruit last summer fracturing his pelvis and is now using crutches but cannot yet do farm work. Participants included Vernon Burritt Gene West Vernon West Charles Ennis Andrew Moore Lawrence West Abie Tewksbury Arthur Llewellyn George Scott Elza McAfee Virgil Danny Pearl McVey Leonard McVey Ray Zimmerman Edwin Zimmerman Albert Hutchison Harry Jourden Lester Cooley John West Pearly West and Carl Keck.
The Strattsville church youth group entertained in the church basement showing two movies. They made and sold popcorn and potato chips with help from Rev. Walter Hillis. A second picture program is planned soon.
The Star Club met at the home of Mrs. Anna Frasure with 11 persons present. Lunch was served by the hostess. Attendees included Josie Stobbs, Ethel Wade, Grace Leahe, Myrtle Wallace, Minnie Strawn, Lena Grandy, Margaret Sherrard, Mary Windfordner, Edna Littman, Lina Davis and Betty Orndorf.
Mrs. Sadie Debolt of Pawnee Oklahoma visits Mr. and Mrs. J O Wallace. Attendees at the WSCS district meeting at Somerset Methodist Church included Ona Dell Wilson Nell Brown Ethel Emrick Nellie Shuttleworth and Myrtle Wallace Mrs V Owen Wallace.
The article analyzes a bridge hand from the New York Card School lecture by Peter Leven tritt. It explains bidding dynamics for North South and why East should remain quiet, then walks through defending errors and correct play to reveal the consequences of overcalling spades and leading hearts.
Ohio lawmaker Rep. D O Taber of Gallia County denounces lobbying groups seeking to bind legislators before the General Assembly convenes. He warns against predigested legislation and notes the influence of the speaker in setting committees and agenda as the party seeks leading House roles.
A long list records births and medical notices from Gallipolis and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Pratt a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie a daughter. many others noted with surgical or medical designations across Gallipolis Hanging Rock Syracuse and surrounding communities.
Gallipolis juvenile court judge John W. Howell suspended a 17 year old Pomeroy boy's license for 90 days on a speeding charge and a 16 year old Gallipolis boy's license for 15 days on a running a stop sign charge. State Highway Patrol brought the charges.
In a no vulnerability deal North opens 1 Spade and overcalls judge 2 Clubs. You hold Spades 8 2 and Hearts 9 5 3 in diamonds K Q 9 7 3 2. If partner can explore for game you cooperate. otherwise you settle for a part score. Tomorrow’s answer.
Walter Woodyard pleaded guilty before Judge Robert M. Betz on a non support indictment and was placed on probation for three years. Patrick Henry McCann and Carrie Austin Fillinger pleaded innocent to non support and arson charges respectively, with trial dates not set. John Winston Richards, charged with auto theft under the habitual criminal act, did not plead and was ordered sent to Lima for observation.
Gallipolis Aerie 2290 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles finalizes plans for a Friday night event featuring Huntington television stars. The Nelsonville district meeting is set for next Sunday, and the Eagles Hall will be painted this week for the Southern Ohio championship softball celebration dance Friday night.
Gallipolis officials plan an 8 p.m. meeting at Legion Hall to report on enforcing comic book controls and removing lewd literature from newsstands, chaired by L. G. Marchi.
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