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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1947

Page

5

Met Museum Paintings Highlight Early American Art at Cutler Hall

Ohio University's Cutler Hall hosts a Metropolitan Museum of Art loan featuring ten early American paintings. Portraits include Gilbert Stuart and Rembrandt Peale works. landscapes by Cole Kensett and Hassam display European-influenced 19th century American style. The exhibit runs all week in Cutler Hall northwest ground-floor rooms.

Carleton I. Calkin Ohio University Cutler Hall New York Metropolitan Museum of Art Washington Gilbert Stuart Robert Gallatin William Eustis Stuart James Peale America Charles Wilson Peale George Washington Lafayette Metropolitan Morse Henry Clay John Haviland John Neagle Neagle Kentucky University Cutler Thomas Cole Cole Europe Homer Martin John F. Kensett Childe Hassam Martin Kensett Oregon Metropolitan Museum

No Enrollment Growth Foreseen for Athens Schools

Athens school superintendent Harper C. Pendry told the Rotary Club no rise in district enrollment is anticipated, with current figures around 1,182 and a possible slight decline as war veteran families move on. He noted buildings valued at 2.5 to 3 million dollars and projected operating costs near 201,000 for 1948, funded largely by local taxes. Pendry also cited high school spending at 133.36 per student in 1945, above the state average but below some large-city benchmarks, and outlined plans to reduce the high school to elementary expenditure ratio from 1.7 to about 1.4.

Athens Harper C. Pendry Rotary Club Pendry Shaker Heights Safety Service Evans Commission Frank W.W. Phillips Ohio Fuel Gas Co Council State Public Utilities Commission Phillips W. State St C&o W. R B. Drake Foster B. Cornwell Cornwell Service Department

Temperature swings as warm spell continues

The day rose to a high of 82 degrees on Monday with a low of 41 last night. At 9:30 a.m. Tuesday the temperature was 55. The Hocking River has receded to three feet, according to Mrs. C. N. France, weather observer.

C. N. France

Local Numbers For Four Individuals Listed

Four young adults named in an OCR fragment include Albert Malcolm Andrews 20 of Glouster and Joan Elizabeth Vian 18 of Glouster Merel Hugh Eddy 23 of Parkersburg and Betty Jane Morrison 19 of Stewart RD 1.

Albert Malcolm Andrews Glouster Joan Elizabeth Vian Merel Hugh Eddy Parkersburg Betty Jane Morrison Stewart RD 1

Ames Carnival Planned at Amesville High School

The Ames-Bern High School Junior Carnival will be held Friday evening in the school gymnasium. The program includes the play A Ghost Goes Walking, games, fortune telling, and the crowning of the carnival’s king and queen, officials said.

Ames Carnival Amesville Ames-Bern High School

Albany man fined for failing to stop after Route 50 crash

Jesse L. Dowler, 42, of Albany, was fined $50 and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth on a State Highway Patrol charge of failing to stop after an accident Saturday night on Route 50 south of Athens.

Jesse L. Dowler Albany Franz Woodworth Athens

Delilah Rebekah Lodge to Meet in New Marshfield

The Delilah Rebekah Lodge 884 meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Grange Hall in New Marshfield with district representative Lilly Galloway present to inspect the lodge. Refreshments will be served.

New Marshfield Delilah Rebekah Grange Hall Lilly Galloway

Albany High Dance Set Here Friday Evening

Albany High School sophomore class sponsors a dance at 8 p m Friday in the high school auditorium. The Rutland Gang will provide music for modern and square dancing.

Albany Albany High School Rutland Gang

Athens zoning plan outlines four city districts

Athens planning commission presented a tentative zoning map to council detailing four sections commerce commerce industry residential and residential schools with time needed for final approval. The council approved transferring 15800 from general funds into the sewer fund to cover new storm sewer connections on Stewart Street with bids for materials to be advertised for two weeks.

Athens’ Planning Commission Stewart St L. W. Roberts Planning Commission Council Oscar Fulton Athens Franz Woodworth George KR. Evans Fred H. Beckler P. H. Druggan Roberts

Tower Lighting Debuts at Ohio University Tower

A new permanent lighting system on the Cutler Hall tower will illuminate the upper portion of the white tower for special campus events. Donated by Grosvenor McKee, alumnus and former Ohio University Alumni Association president, the feature marks the first such illumination at OU.

Ohio University Grosvenor McKee Ohio University Alumni Association Cutler Hall

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Clarence Warner of Coolville a daughter. Mr and Mrs Weston Laven of Athens a daughter. Mr and Mrs Homer Mansfield of Athens a son. Admits include W A Craft of Glouster major surgery. Louise Poston of Athens Henry Holderman of Glouster minor surgery. Beverly Hinze of Athens minor surgery. Dean Edward Dowler Chauncey medical. Helen Pratt Albany major surgery. Catherine Hoisington Athens major surgery. John Krivesti Phe Plains minor. Margaret Wood Buchtel minor. Dismissals include Leo Cox and daughter Columbus. William Sheskey and son Athens. Jay Stiles and son New Marshfield. Denver Millicon Nelsonville. Mabel Davidson Athens. Gerald Swartz Sumner. Alton Storey Shade. Don Montgomery Athens.

Clarence Warner Coolville Weston Laven Athens Homer Mansfield W. A. Craft Glouster Louise Poston Henry Holderman Beverly Hinze Dean Edward Dowler Chauncey Helen Pratt Albany Catherine Hoisington John Krivesti Phe Plains Margaret Wood Buchtel Leo Cox Columbus William Sheskey Jay Stiles New Marshfield Denver Millicon Nelsonville Mabel Davidson Gerald Swartz Sumner Alton Storey Shade Don Montgomery

False Alarm at Lash Street Fire Called In

Fire crews responded to a false alarm at 10 Lash St. Monday afternoon reported by Chief C A Parker. No fire found and investigation pending.

Lash St C. A. Parker

Army Officer To Tell of Bikini Tests at Ohio University

Lt. Col. Perry Thomas, chief of the photographic engineering section for the Bikini atom bomb tests, will address Ohio University at 9:40 a.m. in Memorial Auditorium on The Atomic Now illustrated by color films. A further technical presentation is planned at 7:30 p.m. in the chemistry building auditorium for ROA and RONS members. Thomas contributed to Task Unit 1.52 and spent months at Kwajalein preparing for the tests. FE T Hellebrandt will preside.

Perry Thomas Bikini Ohio University Thomas Memorial Auditorium Col. Thomas Athens ROA RONS Hellebrandt Wright Field Equipment Laboratory Kwajalein U. S. Army Air Forces FE. T. Hellebrandt

Three Fined in Court of Mayor

William H. Thompson of Dayton paid a ten dollar fine plus costs and received a six month jail sentence suspended on good behavior after pleading guilty to a menacing threat to his wife Maxine. John Bierkotte aged 22 of 55 Mill Street paid five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after police described him as a peeping Tom near a North College Street sorority house. Henry M. Munn aged 24 of 33 West State Street paid five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding on East State Street.

William H. Thompson Dayton Franz Woodworth Maxine John Bierkotte Mill St J. B. Grogan Bierkotte

Kiwanis Club realigns into new Division Nine

The Kiwanis Club of Athens joins a new geographical division with Glouster Portsmouth Logan Chillicothe and Gallipolis after an Ohio District Convention amendment. Athens leaders Raymond A. Lee F. H. Sands C. B. Nye Carl A. Frey Ross Wright and Thomas H. Metters attended. The Halloween parade moves to Oct 30 due to a football game on the 31st. Raymond A. Lee receives the grandfather’s cane award.

Kiwanis Club of Athens Glouster Portsmouth Logan Chillicothe Gallipolis Ohio Columbus Raymond A. Lee F. H. Sands C. B. Nye Carl A. Frey Ross Wright Thomas H. Metters Kiwanis

York Rite Masons Plan Nov 6 Smokers Event in Athens

The York Rite Masons of Athens schedule a smoker for November 6 to entertain all Blue Lodge Masons of Athens County. Distinguished Masons from Ohio will attend as part of a planned meeting, per the organizing committee.

York Rite Masons Athens Blue Lodge Masons Athens County Ohio

Scout Board Meets Tonight at Methodist Church

A scout board of review for boys who recently passed advancement tests will be held at 7 p.m. tonight at the Methodist Church. Roy Duper, conducting the board, announced the meeting.

Methodist Church Roy Dupler

Marietta Paints Distributed by Ohio Firms

Distributors listed include Bardin Bros. Co. of Athens Pomeroy Cement Block Co. of Pomeroy and Plymaler Wagner Co. of Gallipolis supplying Marietta paints.

Marietta Paints Bardin Bros. CO Athens Pomeroy Cement Block CO Pomeroy Plymaler Wagner CO Gallipolis

Power of Knowledge Offered by Tibetan Experience

Edwin J. Dingle credits a Tibetan mystic with restoring health and wealth after a decades long illness. He claims knowledge can solve health death poverty and wrong and offers a free 9 000 word treatise from The Institute of Metalphysics in Los Angeles to eager readers.

Forbidden Tibet Edwin J. Dingle England Far East Dingle Intitute South Hobart Blvd Dept Los Angeles 4 Calif Adv

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