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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1948

Page

5

New State Patrolmen Now On Duty at Athens Station

Three new patrolmen join the Athens State Highway Patrol post, bringing its strength to six. Corporal Henderson said two graduates of the 26th patrol school will replace recent resignations and a transfer. Others from the area are assigned to Hartman Farm graduates and posts.

Athens Station Athens State Highway Corp Robert BE. Henderson Henderson 26Th Patrol School Springfield H. R. Rigel Athens Kenneth W. Laughlin Pleasant City Richard J. McClung Jackson Paul E. Brown Don Taylor Stephen J. Hobar Columbus Corporal Henderson Doyle M. DeWalt F. A. MecKitrick Hartman Farm Carl F. Boggs Frost Route 1 Gallipolis Gerald J. Forbes Buchtel Hebron Post Robert C. Hannon Coalton Chillicothe Dominic FE. Travato Shawnee

Athens High dramatic arts events planned

Try outs this afternoon for two fall plays at Athens High School. The sophomore junior class play What a Life will be staged Nov 19, and Good Medicine will be enacted Oct 22. Ohio University Dramatics Dept. David Neuhaus to direct. Masquers officers elected led by Charles Krauskopf president with Frank Dilley vice president Connie Herbert secretary treasurer and Sally Goedicke program chair. Mrs Christopher Lane advisor.

Athens High School David Neuhaus Dramatics Art Department Ohio University Masquers Charles Krauskopf Frank Dilley Connie Herbert Sally Goedicke Christopher Lane

Journalism Student Writes of Experience

Ted Conover an Ohio University journalism student shares his experience as editor of a weekly paper in Quill October. He describes opportunities and lessons from small town weeklies including running the Twin City News of Baltimore after leaving the Army in winter 1946 until returning to college in 1947.

Ted Conover Ohio University Quill Sigma Delta Chi National Journalistic Society Conover Twin City News of Baltimore

Youth Held on Theft Charge Is Re-Arrested

Edwin Powell a 21 year old Ohio University student from Lisbon was bound over to the grand jury on larceny charges and re arrested by city police at the request of Pittsburgh officials. Powell was found with a Colt revolver and a target pistol reported missing from local stores and admitted taking camera equipment from several Pittsburgh sites. He was released on $1000 bond pending transfer to Pittsburgh authorities.

Edwin Powell Church St W. P. Mickle Pittsburgh Powell Ohio University Lisbon Kerr Hardware Joseph B. Grogan Pennsylvania Grogan R. W. Finsterwald Crogan

Poultry Tour Led by OSU Officials Visits Eight Ohio Farms

D. D. Moyer of the Ohio State University Poultry Department and County Extension Agent Ross Wright conducted a poultry tour of eight farms last week. They reviewed receipts expenses production and mortality rates as part of the year start inventory. Owners benefited from the records kept with OSU and the county extension office, covering ten Ohio counties. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Sheridan and Floyd Mathews of Athens, Richard and Earnest Howard of Millfield, Mrs. Lee Glass of Sharpsburg, Burton Potter of Guysville, Ralph Baker and Kenneth Garrell of Coolville, and W. F. Camps of Nelsonville.

D. D. Moyer Ohio State University Poultry Department Ross Wright Ohio Moyer Wright Edward Sheridan Floyd Mathews Athens Richard Earnest Howard Millfield Lee Glass Sharpsburg Burton Potter Guysville Ralph Baker Kenneth Garrell Coolville W. F. Camps Nelsonville

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black of New Marshfield welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKibben of Zaleski welcomed a son. William Yuill of Athens admitted for medical care. Mrs. Sophia Kollister near Athens admitted for minor surgery. June Morris discharged from Albany Route 2. Mrs. George Saxton and daughter discharged. Mrs. Marie Dickson of Albany discharged.

Paul Black New Marshfield Kenneth McKibben Zaleski William Yuill Athens Sophia Kollister June Morris Albany George Saxton Dexter Marie Dickson

RONS To Discuss Local Navy Day Plans

Athens County Reserve Officers of the Naval Services to meet at the Berry Hotel Thursday at 8 p.m. to discuss plans for the Navy Day observance on October 27. Vincent Jukes, president, announces the session.

Athens County Reserve Officers of the Naval Services Berry Hotel Vincent Jukes

Grange inspection set for Canaan and Troy chapters

Everett H. Carbaugh deputy master announces inspections of two area Grange chapters this weekend. Canaan Grange meets Friday evening and Troy Grange in Coolville Saturday evening. Albany VFW Post 9893 to meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Log Cabin west of Albany on route 50 per Commander Darrell West.

Everett H. Carbaugh Canaan Troy Coolville Albany Vew Albany Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Albany Darrell West

Area Writers Featured in Ohio Verse Anthology 1948

Clyde Hissong announces the 1948 An thology of Ohio Verse containing 288 poems by students and adults from 78 counties. Includes many readers from Athens to Wilkesville with named contributors and school affiliations. The project, supervised by Howard Hamlin and R M Ey man with Tessa Webb, aligns with Ohio Poetry Day.

Ohio Clyde Hissong Ohio State Department of Education Athens County Julia Starlin Helen Simons Ames-Bern Amesville Pauline Sams Mechanicsburg Athens Pat Mariann Linscott Ames- Bern Morgan County Fred McDonald Betty Fischer Mina Cheek Malta McConnelsville School the Woods Belma Robinson Little Chick John Knechtges MecConnelsville School Perry County Amelia Lovina R. Moodie Wallace Higgins Shawnee High School Washington Gene Radkoski Corning High School The Stars Jerry Janet Gregg Gallipolis Gertrude H. Martin Jackson Old Elm Edith M. Patterson Chesterhill Howard E. Hamlin R. M. Eyman Tessa Sweazy Webb Thomas J. Herbert

Death Claims C. E. McBride At Age 81

Charles Edwin McBride, 81, retired coal miner, died at home on Maple Street after an extended illness. Survived by wife Bessie, three daughters Gertrude McDevitt Elyria Catherine Hunsicker Athens Betty Clouston Haydenville, and two sons Lewis and Edward Athens. Also three sisters and four brothers. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at Jagers Funeral Home with Rev Joe B. Maffett. burial at New Marshfield.

Charles Edwin McBride Maple St First Christian Church Bessie Gertrude McDevitt Elyria Catherine Hunsicker Athens Betty Clouston Haydenville Lewis Edward Tom Brown Salina Margaret Barron Moline Ill Stella McBride Bern Mell Barberton Earl Akron William Jagers Funeral Home Joe B. Maffett New Marshfield

Former Athens Resident Mike Chargo Dies in Painesville

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Jagers funeral home for Mike Chargo, a former Athens resident who died Monday in Painesville. His wife Elizabeth and nine year old son Michael died in the 1918 flu epidemic. Surviving children include daughters Mrs. Elizabeth Gubaci of Clarksburg West Virginia and Mrs. Bertha Van Orsdel of Los Angeles. Burial is in W State Street Cemetery.

Mike Chargo Athens Painesville Chargo Elizabeth Michael Elizabeth Gubaci Clarksburg W. Va Bertha van Orsdel Los Angeles Jagers Funeral Home Drell H. Goff W. State St

Funeral Parking Signs Reported Stolen

Three signs reading Funeral No Parking belonging to Jagers Funeral Home were stolen from in front of St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan said the act may be a prank and urged residents to watch for signs possibly arriving at doorsteps.

Jagers Funeral Home St. Paul's Catholic Church Joseph B. Grogan Grogan

Mercury Stays Cool With Tiny Rise From 40

The temperature climbed only nine degrees by 9:20 a.m. Wednesday from a low of 40 while a bright sun offered warmer hopes. Under cloudy skies the thermometer reached 57 on Tuesday per weather observer Mrs. C. N. France. The Hocking River stood at 3.52 feet today.

C. N. France Hocking River

Marriage Licenses Issued in Glouster Area Pairs

Robert Maxwell Hale age 20 of Glouster Route 1 and Deloris May Davis age 17 of Glouster. Leonard Eugene Wilkes age 23 of Glouster Route 3 and Betty June Zerkle age 25 of Glouster. Albert Kamento age 30 of Glouster and Nellie Leona Thompson age 18 of Glouster.

Robert Maxwell Hale Glouster Deloris May Davis Leonard Eugene Wilkes Betty June Zerkle Albert Kamento Nellie Leona Thompson

Athens Chapter 39 to Confer Mark and Past Masters Degrees

Athens Chapter 39 will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. to confer the Mark and Past Masters degree on a class of candidates, according to secretary William Roberson.

Athens William Roberson

Hock Hocking Scout Council Plans Monthly Meeting

The Hock Hocking Boy Scout Council met at The Plains High School Tuesday night. E L Nye appointed a nomination committee for next year with Roy Dupler Edward Cole Ralph Hines and Leonard Powell. A site committee was named to set the annual meeting for December 2 at Chauncey. Joseph Mihalka outlined the charter presentation for Troop 50 on October 18 in Athens.

Chauncey Joseph Mihalka Athens Meigs Counties Catholic Church

Anniversary Service Set at Local Nazarene Church

The Fortieth anniversary of the Church of the Nazarene will be observed at the local church on Sunday per Rev. Drell H. Goff. Founded in 1908 with 10,000 members in 228 churches, it now has international HQ in Kansas City Mo and supports six US colleges one in Canada and one in the British Isles. The membership has grown to 400,000 and includes the Nazarene Theological Seminary. The local church on W State St was organized in 1930.

Church of the Nazarene Drell H. Goff Kansas City United States Canada British Isles Goff Nazarene Theological Seminary, Graduate School For W. State St

Why Democracy Works Essay Contest Launched by Athens Elks

The Elks lodge in Athens announces a national essay contest titled Why Democracy Works. Clarence T. Flowers, exalted ruler, states the contest welcomes high school students from grades nine through twelve with eight national awards including U S Government savings bonds.

The Elks Clarence T. Flowers Athens Lodge U. S

Youth Knifed in Tavern Affray in Athens County

A youth was injured in a knife fight at an Athens County tavern Saturday night but did not press charges. Sheriff George Bateman reported no charges in the incident. Athens Grange to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Don Tullis and the inter-church choir directing the program.

Athens County George Bateman Athens Grange Athens Grange Hall Don Tullis

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