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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1946

Page

3

City to Occupy Highland Ave Temporary Housing Soon

City safety director George R. Evans said Highland Avenue temporary housing units should be ready within weeks based on Gibson Construction Co. reports. The full project may finish by October 15 with Fairgrounds and Highland sites by November 25 at latest, amid material shortages delaying completion. Seven two family veterans dwellings already rise though window frames and shelving are scarce. six units could finish if deliveries occur immediately.

Highland Ave George R. Evans Evans Gibson Construction Co Fairgrounds Gibson

New Planes Added to University Flight Training Fleet

Ohio University announces addition of two aircraft to its training fleet at Ohio University Airport. Ralph D. Smeck, director, says the larger plane is a J Cub Super Cruiser a three place craft for cross country flying teaching radio procedures and navigation. The second plane is a Piper Cub to be picked up at Clarksburg today.

Ohio University Ralph D. Smeck jCub Smeck Clarksburg

Self-Serve Store Remodel Finished at Richland Ave

Denver Gooding owner and manager announces completion of a self-serve remodel at 43 Richland Ave. An 18 by 32 foot extension triples floor space and allows new installations and fixtures as the current owner returned from Army service last September.

Denver Gooding Richland Ave Gooding

Not Guilty Plea in Knife Attack Case

Joe Urssing pleaded innocent to a charge of cutting with intent to kill and was bound over by the Grand Jury. He was arraigned before Mayor Franz Woodworth and jailed after failing to post a 5000 bond. The assault on his mother in law, Julia Weiland, occurred at Willow Creek farm, with both women restraining him after he injured Weiland.

Joe Urssing Franz Woodworth Urssing Julia, Weiland Willows Creek Weiland George Bateman Uissing Route 4 Athens Woodworth

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Davie Skinner in Glouster. Admissions list Phyllis Curry Chester medical Lanny Leake Glouster medical Joe Sanders Millfield medical Rev Howard Rogers New Marshfield medical. Discharges name Mrs Albert Matters and son Athens Mrs Wilbur Everett and sons Mrs William Melaros and son Glouster Mrs Jean Dodd Carbondale Ray Smith Athens.

Davie Skinner Glouster Phyllis Curry Chester Medical Lanny Leake Glouster Joe Sanders Millfield Howard Rogers New Marshfield Albert Matters Athens Wilbur Everett

Renovation and repairs completed at Central Ave Methodist Church

The Rev. Elmer G Roessner announced completion of renovation and redecorating at Central Ave Methodist Church The Sanctuary Youth Room and Church School rooms have been redecorated exterior repairs were made The remaining indebtedness will be covered by special offerings this Sanctuary Sunday

Central Ave. Methodist Church Elmer G. Roessner

Former Tupper Plains and Athens Resident Dies in Washington D H

Mrs J Earl Snively a former Tup pers Plains and Athens resident died Wednesday in Washington Court House relatives here learned today She was married and ran a local dry cleaning business for years Survived by sister Lucy Barrett and brother Alfred Barrett both in Washington D C Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p m in Washington D C

J. Earl Snively Tuppers Plains Athens Washington Court House Snively Emme Barrett Lucy Barrett Alfred Barrett Washington D. H

Two Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court

Two divorce actions were filed yesterday in the Common Pleas Court both by women. Mrs. Kathryn Poston accuses Emmett Poston of extreme cruelty and seeks custody of their child. they married in 1935 and have one child. Mrs. Clarice Medley charges Carla Medley with gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married in 1912 and have two adult children.

Common Pleas Kathryn Poston Emmett Poston Clarice Medley Carla Medley

Naval Ordnance Lab offers 100 openings in Washington DC

The Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Washington DC advertises 100 vacancies. Half seek mechanical or electrical engineers physicists or mathematicians. others are in engineering administrative and clerical roles. Salaries range from 1954 to 9075 dollars yearly for a 40 hour week. Inquiries go to the Director of Employment at the Naval Gun Factory Washington DC 25 DC.

Naval Ordnance Laboratory Washington, D. C Ohio University Bureau of Appointments U. S. Naval Gun Factory Washington D.C

Weather Brief Notes Low Readings Continue

Temperature dipped to 44 for the third consecutive night with a high of 80 yesterday. The 10 am reading today was 68, reported by Mrs. C. N. France, weather observer.

Tuiai Wikia Leperti Scno East Side School Central School West Side City Board of Education Pendry C. N. France

Two Men Fined on Intoxication Pleas by City Mayor

Arthur F Wise of Pomeroy and Otaf Lockhart of Torch pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Franz Woodworth on intoxication charges. Both were fined $5 and costs.

Arthur F. Wise Route 2 Pomeroy Franz Woodworth Otaf Lockhart Torch

Athens County 4-H Members Named for Club Congress

Five Athens County 4 H Club members Lenore Dinsmoor Blan Afers Shade fey Mc Ville and Wilour White will attend the 23rd Annual Club Congress in Columbus September 8 to 12 with Wesley Green Cambridge named assistant to ill Rees. The congress aims to train leaders honor select members with expenses paid by the Athens County Agricultural Society.

County Extension Office Columbus Wesley Green Cambridge Rees Meigs Vinton Athens County Lenore Dinsmoor New Marshfield Blan A Fers Shade Fey McVille Wilour White Ad Tippie Cluh Congress Athens County Agricultural Society

New Truck Demolished In Highway Crash Near Coolville

State Highway Patrol reports that a new truck delivering job ended in a wreck on Route 50 near Coolville. The driver Jessie V. Heflick, 23, lost control, struck the berm, hit a guard rail, and overturned. Heflick was unhurt.

Jessie V Coolville Heflick State Highway Patrol

No Sale Till September 9 Delays in Driver Licenses

The license bureau will not issue licenses before September 9 and hours will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Hetty Barstow and staff at 5 Mill St. report they are rushed by early applicants and cannot complete preparatory work yet.

Vitis Hetty Barstow Mill St

New Officers Elected by Legion Post

KR iL Crossen Post No 21 American Legion elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting and planned installation at the new Legion Home in October. Officers include Shefer as commander elect and Bert J. Cock as adjutant, with four veterans of World War II among the ten new officials. Other officers named were James F P Cumley first vice commander O G Houck finance officer Dewey M Goddard captain foe Kennedy child welfare officer Tahn ob Dchinder service officer and Oscar Fulton trustee. Reports on the recent Legion state convention at Cleveland were presented by G H White and C J Ailstock.

Il Crossen American Legion New Legion Home Oscar Fulick Cubdina Shefer Bert J. Cock Eric H. Bridgewater Don Robinson Thll James FP. Cumley O. G. Houck Dewey M. Goddard

VFW Post 3477 Set To Convene Friday Evening

Regular meeting of Floyd Belin Post No 3477 Veterans of Foreign Wars is scheduled Friday at 7 30 p m in the Armory club rooms Commander Gerald M M Glover says refreshments will be served after the meeting

Floyd Belin Armory Gerald MM. Glover

Record Office Struggles With Backlog After Accident

Frances Evans, deputy county recorder, leads a strained office after Claudius Chappel’s hospital stay from a Monday crash. With unpaid clerks and GI Bill discharge demand, the office runs months behind as August fees total 605.35, a record.

Frances Evans Claudius Chappe Evans Recorder's Office Chappel

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