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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1956

Page

7

United Appeals Workers Stage Homes Canvass Tonight

Athens residents were urged to welcome 250 volunteers beginning at 6 p m Monday as United Appeals drives reach the half way mark toward 34700. Frank Satdorff campaign chairman stressed the home to home canvass is vital to meet the goal with 17492 50 raised from 75 percent of advance solicitations. The drive supports Red Cross Salvation Army YMCA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Mental Health. Carl Roberts led an Athens High School assembly to boost a 200 fund goal for the school drive.

Athens United Appeals Frank M Dorff Ratdorff Plains Mechanicsburg Red Cross Salvation Army YMCA Boy’ Scouts Girl Scouts Mental Health Carl Roberts Aliens United Appeals Board Don Thomant Vicki Rauch

Two Suspects Held After Area Thefts

Two suspects are being held in county jail on charges of auto theft and grand larceny after a series of Thursday night thefts. Sheriff’s deputies and an FBI agent traced a stolen truck from Gail Watkins Equipment Co on Route 50 east and an auto from Raymond Cuckler of Athens Route 1, plus break ins at Shade School and Wakefield Motors on Richland Ave. The Watkins truck was recovered Sunday off Strouds Run Rd and stripped of tires, wheels, radiator, battery and generator. Deputy Harold Shields refused to name the suspects until formal charges are filed.

FBI Harold Shields Gail Watkins Equipment Co Raymond Cuckler Athens Shade School Wakefield Motors Richland Ave Shields Pomeroy Cuckler Watkins Strouds Run Rd

Patrol May Seek Warrant For Morris On Safe Operation Charge

A warrant for nuchara wave Morris, 18, of Athens Route 5, is expected after she failed to appear in Municipal Court on an unsafe operation charge arising from a two car collision on Pleasant Hill Road last month that hospitalized an expectant mother, Mrs. Juanita Wood yard, of Athens Route 1. Morris has numerous auto accident records and is on probation from Common Pleas Court for auto theft.

Nuchara Wave Morris Athens State Highway Patrol Morris Pleasant Hill Rd Juanita Woodyard Common Pleas

Light Rain Falls In City Monday In Athens

A light steady rain reached three tenths of an inch by 11 a.m. Monday in Athens, aiding weekend precipitation to near a half inch. The 11 a.m. temp was 60, up from the early morning low. Sunday's high in Athens was 75. Rural Hamley Run reported weekend extremes of 77/43, 72/51, 74/41 with a 56 today low. rain there totaled .58 inch Saturday.

Athens C. L. Colmer U. S Colmer Hamley Run

Herbert Talk Sponsored by OU Club

Former Ohio governor and ex attorney general Thomas J. Herbert, now a Supreme Court candidate, will speak to the OU Young Republican Club Friday at 3 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium. He chairs the Subversive Activities Control Board in Washington. A luncheon at the OU Center precedes his remarks and reservations are requested.

Herbert OU Club Thomas J. Herbert Ohio Supreme Court of Ohio OU Young Republican Club Ewing Auditorium Elmer Jones Athens County Republican Executive Committee Subversive Activities Contol Board Washington Eis Enhower Athens County Young Re Publican Club Department of Justes Berry Jones Ins QU Center Tom Fess OU Young Republican Stub Fess

Retirement Planned for The Plains Postmistress After 41 Years

Mrs. mrs. Tipton, postmistress at The Plains for over 41 years, will retire Oct. 31. Gail Slater will become acting postmistress. Tipton began in 1915, noting The Plains had 64 post office boxes then and most were unrented. The village now has about 450 boxes and modern post office facilities installed in July.

N. Tipton the Plains Gail Slater Tipton Plains Post Office Department

Weekend Accidents Reported By State Patrol

Two injuries-free crashes recorded on area roads over the weekend by the State Highway Patrol. At 2 pm Sunday Roland L Aungst 22 of Findlay northbound on Route 33 near Route 374 tried to pass and hit a southbound car driven by Mai Hoemaker of Columbus causing moderate damage. Aungst forfeited a $15 bond in Francis Myers court for driving left of center. A utility pole was broken and heavy damage to a car on Route 33 near Haydenville Sunday at 10 pm when Delmer E Columber 21 of Logan lost control and hit the pole. he was uninjured.

State Highway Patrol Roland L.aungst Findlay Mai Hoemaker Columbus jAungst Logan Francis Myers Haydenville Delmer E. Columber Berm Columber

Shelter Work: Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms

Admission and discharge notes list new births and patient movements at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Families named include Burl Ashcraft of Guysville with a son and James Farley of Athens with a daughter, plus several other residents and visitors from Athens Amesville The Plains and nearby areas.

Burl Ashcraft Guysville James Farley Athens Orland McMullen Robert Dishong Amesville Alton Pidcock New Marshfield Charles Hoffman

Servicemen from area to leave U. S. for Europe Oct 30

Area servicemen face rotation under Operation Gyro with the Eighth and Ninth Infantry Divisions. Pvt. James R. Birkbeck of Coolville, Pvt. Boyd Sidwell of Frost Route 1, and Pvt. Giles P. Borden of Porter depart Fort Carson, Colorado before the Ninth Division moves to Germany. Gould of Athens serves aboard the destroyer Maddox with the 7th Fleet after arriving at Yokosuka, Japan. David E. Young, son of Don and Mrs. Young, left for California after 17 days with his parents. He is with a weather observation unit at Burtonwood Air Base near Manchester, England, and will join a crew returning to England from Ontario with a B-90 bomber.

Schee U. S Europe James R. Birkbeck Albert E. Birkbeck Coolville Boyd . Sidwell Harley Sidwell Frost Giles P. Borden Marie Payne Porter Eighth Infantry Division David E. Young California Don H. Young Fultz Road Young Burtonwood Air Force Base Manchester England Ontario Calif

Denied in Court in City Vehicle Incident

Janice Edgar, 18, of 46 Shafter Street, denied in Municipal Court Monday a charge of unsafe operation after her auto struck seven year old Robert Blackmore Jr. on Shannon Avenue in October. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Blackmore of 100 Elmwood Drive, sustained serious injuries. Accident reports said he ran into the street into the path of the car. A hearing was set for Wednesday and Miss Edgar was released on a $50 bond.

Janice Edgar S. Shafer St Miss Edgar Robert Blackmore Jr Shannon Ave Robert Blackmore Elmwood Dr

Woman Hurt as Car Rolls in Store Lot

A woman received a bruised leg when her auto rolled from a Kroger parking lot Saturday morning after she left it. Erma H. Lincott tried to set the hand brake while squeezed between a post and the door, and her car struck a parked vehicle owned by Harold V. Kessler causing minor damage.

Amens Mouie Kroger Erma H. Lincott Harold V. Kessler Grosvenor St

Two motorists fined in city court on Monday

Police charged McKinley Ave motorist and others after an intersection incident near Athens. William Graham of Temple and Clara Stock of Albany Route 1 were fined 15 dollars plus costs for failing to stop within a safe distance and other minor traffic charges. Clarence Allen, commander, noted the Knights Templar event. A clinic schedule at Sugar Creek school was listed as 10:30 a.m. Tuesday immunization plan.

Munich Pal Court M. alcDonaia Order of Red Cross McKinley Ave William ‘T. Graham Athens Umbus Clara Knights Templar Stock Albany Clarence Allen Chester L. Buch Court Washington

Marshfield Woman Dies at 99 in New Marshfield

Mary Alwin Pidcock, 99, died at her New Marshfield home after a heart attack. A longtime resident of New Marshfield she previously lived in Unionville. She is survived by her husband Alton and 11 children including Elizabeth, Bernard Warton, Robert Warton, Mary Perdue, Ernest Warton, Francis Smith, John Warton, Louise Foltz, Rawley Warton, James Warton, and Thomas Warton plus sisters and two brothers in Virginia. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with visitation at Hoodlet Funeral Home in New Marshfield available Tuesday.

Mary Alwin Pidcock New Marshfield New Rawley Warton Madison Wis James Warton Culpeper Thomas]infield Virginia

Intruders Break Into Athens High Building

Intruders broke into Athens High School offices over the weekend, damaging entry points from a ground level shop window to a drilled door panel. Superintendent Will Barker reported the incident, noting the principal and superintendent offices were entered but nothing reported missing, as police under Captain Mele investigated.

Athens High School Will d P. Barker Don Thomann

Civil Service Exams Set for Three Fireman Posts

Fire Chief Charles W. Dalton says civil service exams for three regular fireman vacancies will be held Nov 8. Ed Cole, local civil service agent, notes applicants must be 21 to 30, height at least 5 feet 7 inches, weight 150 pounds, and health certificate required. Applications cost $1 at city hall. exam at 7 p.m. in council chambers. New salaries take effect Nov 1 with starting pay 263.50 monthly and a 12 monthly raise after first year. Also Paramathia Lodge 25, F and AM, to meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday per J W Kelley.

Ed Cole Charles W. Dalton City Hall Council Chambers

Also Mentioned on This Page

United Appeals Workers Barnett Tou TDC Ars Vere O. Smith Bell & Howell Richland Athens Mac's Thrifty Ann Siemon Dottie Haag Athens-Canaan Township Republican Organization Court House Alexander-Lee Township Albany High School Sheltering Arms Hospital Harold Young Boyd Cooley Jessie Douglas Joseph Vance Benjamin Black Edward Olds Vance Harris James Cli Steve Tatalos Vernon Sewell Glenn Linscott Robert Blackmore, Jr Glenn Dirrenger Harrhees “Davies Rose Burke Tom James Chillicothe Verl Smith Edward van Dyke A. C. Jago Donald Meeks Oma Sugar Creek Marshfield Ainsimmeienaiamaiaiai Mortie Kerr-Hunter Eureka Eam Murey Athens Appliance & T. V. Co West Washington St Athens, Ohio Harold E. Shields Ohi University Federal Bureau of Investigation Gliff Sheriff Club Thomas E. Clark Esse Fairchild Athens High Barker Diirecion 3. W Paramathia Lodge F&am J. W. Kelley Houck and van Dyke, Inc. Insurance Dial Union Street Church OF God Hocking ST New Toston, Ohio R. E. Kelchner
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