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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1948

Page

5

Fire Drills and Inspections Reported in Athens Schools

Fire Chief Clarence A. Parker and Asst. Chief Charles Dalton conducted drills and inspections at Athens High School East West Central Rufus Putnam Mechanicsburg and The Plains as part of National Fire Prevention Week. Officials praised orderly conduct and rapid clears, with no hazards found.

Clarence A. Parker Charles Dalton Athens Athens High School East West Rufus Putnam Mechanicsburg the Plains Parker

Births and admissions at Athens area hospitals

Mr and Mrs Russell Archer of Guysville Route 3 welcome a daughter. Mrs Anna E White of Athens is admitted for medical care. Mrs Delbert Guess and daughter of Athens are dismissed. Emanuel Gevos of Athens is discharged.

Russell Archer Guysville Anna E. White Athens Medical Delbert Guess Emanuel Gevos

Athens Board of Education outlines school levy and finances

Athens Board of Education members met at the high school to discuss contacting 30 to 35 local organizations to support a two mill levy in the November election. Superintendent Pendry noted current finances with September receipts at 13 631.05 and expenditures 16 643.41 and a $20 000 transfer from the General Fund to cover operating costs.

Athens Board of Education Harper C. Pendry Pendry Athletic Board Board of Education City Board of Recreation

Fishing laws to be aired at Monday meeting

Athens County Farmer-Sportsmen will host a public session Monday at 8 p m in City Hall council room. Walter O Smith says game wardens and a District Conservation Department official will explain laws. One farmer and one sportsman will join the Athens Club delegation to the district meeting in Waverly on Nov 3.

Ohio Athens County Farmer-Sportsmen City Hall Walter O. Smith District Conservation Department Waverly Athens Club Athens State Conservation Department Smith

Faculty Members To Begin Church Series

Ohio University faculty will lead a four Sunday series at the Presbyterian Manse starting this month at 8 p m. The schedule lists October 10 and 17 with "Why I Prefer Christianity to Other Religions" by Dr H T Houf and Dr Walter S Gamnertsfelder, October 24 "Building an Intelligent Faith" by Dr I Knox, and October 31 "What’s New in Religion" by Dr Roger Barrett.

Ohio University Presbyterian Manse H. T. Houf Walter S. Gamnertsfelder I. Knox Roger Barrett

Slightly Warmer Day Expected After 50 Degree Morning

Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reported 50 degrees at 9:30 am with Wednesday’s high of 63 and a night low near 40. The Hocking River stood at 3.45 feet compared with 3.52 feet yesterday. A U.S. survey notes half the world’s potential water power lies in the tropics.

U.S Tropics

Three Plead Guilty In Grand Jury Indictments

Three men pleaded guilty Wednesday to indictments from the grand jury and five pleas of innocent were entered in arraignments before Common Pleas Judge Oliver F. Rowland. Sentences for the guilty pleas were deferred. Those entering not guilty pleas included Willie Dobbins, Harold Rife, and Nathan Smith, with bonds set at $1000, $500, and $100 respectively. Names include Robert Lester Ervin Nelsonville Clyde Singer Glouster Charles Leonard Smith Athens Route 3 Willie Dobbins Coolville Harold Rife Buchtel Nathan Smith Athens Route 3.

Grand Common Pleas Oliver F. Rowland Robert Lester Ervin Nelsonville Clyde Singer Glouster Charles Leonard Smith Athens Willie Dobbins Coolville Harold Rife Buchtel Nathan Smith

Awards Given Gulf Refining Dealers In Athens Area

Six independent Gulf Refining Company dealers in the Athens area received awards for 10 or more years of service. The honors were presented by Carl F. Belkofer at the Berry Hotel, with 40 local dealers in attendance. Nationally, 6,305 Gulf dealers will receive awards in the next 30 days as an annual observance grows.

Gulf Refining Company Athens Berry Hotel Pioneer Carl F. Belkofer Zanesville R. A. Burson Pratts Fork Alvin D. Cline Albany L. D. Muzio Millfield Edward Perkins McArthur Earl Halbirt Canaanville Mitchell Bartels Jacksonville Gulf Belkofer

Legion OKs Two Mill Levy for City Schools

The K. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion unanimously endorsed the two mill school levy for the November election, with John Dowler presenting the measure. The post outlined plans for an Armistice Day observance appointing Dewey M. Goddard and Ben Williams as co chairmen and an open house at the Legion home coordinated by Donald E. Robinson, R. Kenneth Kerr and Joe Mechem.

K. T. Crossen Post American Legion John Dowler Legion Post Dewey M. Goddard Ben Williams Legion Home Donald E. Robinson R. Kenneth Kerr Joe Mechem

Meetings Scheduled at Presbyterian Manse This Evening

Tonight at the Presbyterian Manse the Men s Club and trustees meet at 7 p.m. The Session deacons trustees and the music committee gather at 8 p.m. to discuss church affairs.

Presbyterian

Organization of Cub Pack Nearing End

The formation of Cub Scout Pack 56 sponsored by First Methodist Church neared completion after a church meeting led by Joseph Mihalka. He reviewed Bobcat requirements matching Tenderfoot, outlined the pack budget, and detailed den and pack organization with plans for appointing cubmaster den mothers and den fathers.

First Methodist Church Joseph Mihalka Mihalka

Jenkins to Speak at Alexander Presbyterian Homecoming

Rep. Thomas A. Jenkins is slated to speak at a 2 p.m. Sunday service during the Alexander Presbyterian Church homecoming. A morning service begins at 10:30, with three descendant-read papers on local pioneer families: The Coe, Drake, and Adair lineages. Mrs. F. H. Gifford and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Amesville attend. Dr. Frank Adair of Memorial Hospital New York is a noted Adair family figure.

Thomas A. Jenkins Alexander Presbyterian Church Pioneer Church Coe Alexander and Lee Drake Alexander Church Adair F. H. Gifford Thomas Clark Amesville Frank Adair American Cancer Society Memorial Hospital New York

OU Engineer's Club Smoker Slated for Thursday Night

The Ohio University Engineer's Club announced a smoker for all engineering students and freshmen in the main ballroom of the Student Union Building Thursday at 7 30 p m.

Ohio University Engineer's Club Engineering

Health Report Details September Diseases in Athens County

Dr H G Southard county health commissioner reported to the Athens City Board of Health last night on September cases: seven total with two tuberculosis two typhoid fever one scarlet fever two syphilis. Four hundred eighty four field visits were made and sanitation work included 124 dairy farms 48 milk plants 25 restaurants and 75 complaints investigated. Water and milk samples totaled 42 and 762 respectively. Board members present were Dr Blaine R Goldsberry R D Williams Harry Henry and Dr Carl A Frey.

Athens County H. G. Southard Athens City Goldsberry R. D. Williams Harry Henry Carl A. Frey

Smoke scare at Dr. Main home no fire found

Firefighters searched the residence of Dr. Robert Main at 3 Watt Street after a smoke scare reported Wednesday at 7 30 p m Chief Clarence A Parker stated no fire was located during the sweep of the house by the city fire department

Robert Main Watt Street Clarence A. Parker

FAS TEETH Ad Promises Firmer Teeth and Comfort

An old advertisement touts FAS TEETH powder as an improved alkaline formula to sprinkle on dentures for a firmer feel. It claims soothing cooling effects on gums and aims to prevent embarrassment from loose plates, urging readers to buy at drug stores.

Two Sides to Every Question Be Honest Always

A compact motto promoting balance in public discourse. It urges truth and fairness by presenting both sides of an argument including the perspective of voters and those who enjoy temperate beverages. The quote emphasizes bicameral consideration in civic life.

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