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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
7
Five Athens youths are blamed by Nelsonville authorities for a pre Halloween raid that perturbed the town. The case involves accusations of property damage and disorder following noise and mischief attributed to youths from Athens. Local officials investigate and prepare charges as community leaders urge restraint.
Miss Hartman was moved from University Hospital to her Columbus Street home in this city by ambulance on Wednesday. Her condition remains unchanged. Birth certificates were adopted instead of cards.
A railroad worker recounts years of back pain tied to prostate gland trouble and credits Wait's Suppositanes for relief. The salesman claims the product, sold nationwide, offers a money back guarantee and lists Watt's Suppositories priced at 1.25 per dozen or 2 dozen for 2.50, with Athens Ohio and nearby Stark’s Drug Stores as outlets.
Five Nelsonville bound Athens high school boys allegedly damaged milk bottles windows doors and vases during a motor raid. Police traced a car license and coat description leading to the quintet with cooperation from the State Highway Patrol and Athens police. Youths were returned to Athens after school and lectured by Mayor Oral Daugherty on the serious consequences of their misconduct.
Nelsonville city schools close for the remainder of the week as teachers attend sessions of the Southeast ern Ohio Education Association in Athens. Classes resume Monday. A vandalism incident caused $35 in damage to several homes and a greenhouse, with five minors named as suspects.
Blue Lake reports include Fred Kerns opening Milky Way dairy with 50 cows, Lewis Sheets and Stanley Belwile planning a dairy, and Edward Beaver discharged from the Army returning home. Community notices list illness, births, visitors, and local activities with churches and organizations sharing upcoming meetings and events.
Former secretary of commerce Henry Wallace said he cannot include Cleveland in a political speaking campaign citing health reasons and ongoing medical examination.
Gerald Wagner and Dorothy Russell wed at Pomeroy with a blue crepe dress and brown accessories. They will live in Dalton where he works, after spending the weekend with his parents. Numerous relatives and friends from Dexter, Lancaster, Cincinnati, and Columbus attended or visited, including Miss Teddy Berry helping family and Mrs Stella Summers from Washington DC.
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