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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1958

Page

6

Far East Alumni Active in Support for Ohio University

Ohio University reports strong alumni enthusiasm in the Far East after President John C. Baker’s trip to Cambodia. He noted hearty welcomes in Japan, Saigon, and Thailand and said alumni act as unofficial goodwill ambassadors for Athens.

Far East Baker Ohio University University John C. Baker Cambodia Japan Saigon Thailand Dr. Baker Tors Benjamin C. Willis Chicago U.S. State Department International Cooperation Administration Honolulu Sumner Price Queen’s Hospital Hawaiian Islands Bankok Tokyo Athens

Partition Of Property Is Ordered In Carthage Township

Common Pleas Court under Judge Francis D White orders partition of Carthage Township property with three oil and one gas well. D H Robinson sues T O Kincade county treasurer and many defendants holding fractional interests. The court appraises and may order sale if partition cannot proceed.

Carthage Township Common Pleas Court Francis D. White D. H. Robinson T. O. Kincade H. B. Ayers M. B. Ayers Wilbur Bailey Harold Blackstone A. M. Cooper A. T. Yost Newell C. Cooper Mildred Dare Hanna George Hill J. F. Hill Claire Kinnen Elmer Padgett Gilford Pitchard Harry Roberts G. E. Robinson Mary Shaeffer N. M. Welch Delbert Yost Robert Clark Margaret Muse Clark Cooper and Yost

Kiwanis Fetes Boys of Little League Team

Athens Kiwanis held a picnic at the fairgrounds shelter house honoring the Little League team and coaches. Roy Pierce introduced players while parents Jess Carsey and Bill Ayers assisted. next week’s meeting will be at the shelter house.

Athens

Executors Are Sued Over Estate Claim

Ida Haning sues in Common Pleas Court seeking 3500 against executors William Parker Walker and W B Drake of Rose Southerton estate. She says claim filed July 15 after being named June 11, rejected July 19, and cites injuries from a basement fall at 12 W Carpenter St on November 7 1957 with losses including 150 wages 31 doctor bill and 16 50 shoes.

Ida Haning Common Pleas Court William Parker Walker W. B. Drake Rose Southerton W. Carpenter St

Truck Driver Fined After Patrol Arrest

A southbound car stopped behind a school bus near Chauncey was hit from the rear by a truck driven by William Dyer 21 of Chillicothe. State patrolmen said Dyer failed to stop within the assured clear distance and Chauncey mayor Charles Wadley fined him $15 plus costs. The crash injured Robert Bentley 39 of Nelsonville who had been stopped on Route 13 north of Chauncey.

Chauncey William Dyer Chillicothe Charles Wadley Robert Bentley Nelsonville

Coolville Man Named To College Faculty

Dana W. Russell of Coolville is appointed resident master in English at Girard College Philadelphia. He holds a BA in English from Wayne State University and is pursuing a master's at Ohio University. He served as public affairs officer with the US Information Agency in Korea and as cultural affairs officer in Thailand.

Philadelphia Dana W. Russell Coolville Girard College Russell Wayne State University Detroit Mich Ohio University Athens U. S. Information Agency Korea USIA Thailand

Man Found Guilty of Trespass in Municipal Court

Donald L. Swaim of 79 State Street was found guilty of trespass by Hiram Radcliff in Municipal Court on Tuesday. He was fined $15 with costs and the fine suspended after posting a $20 bond when he appeared Monday pleading not guilty.

Donald L. Swaim State St Hiram Radcliff

Degree conferment planned by Savannah Lodge 466

The entered apprentice degree will be conferred at 8 p.m. Thursday by Savannah Lodge 466 F and AM. Refreshments will be served, said William Rose, master.

Guysville Savannah Lodge F&am William Rose

Woman Is Taken To Hospital After Illness

Fire department responders arrived at 5 10 a m Wednesday at 35 Walker Street to assist Betty Ash 33 who became ill and was transported to the hospital for treatment.

Fire Department Walker St Betty Ash

Fall Scout Roundtable Shapes Hock-Hocking Plans

The Hock Hocking District leaders met in Nelsonville to outline fall programs and the October World Brotherhood theme. They reviewed unit ceremonies uniform changes and a new explorer program for high school age boys with six focus areas and options for partner institutions.

Hock-Hocking Nelsonville Verner D. Hondell Ohio Division of Forestry World Brotherhood Wilbur Mender Boy Scouts Mender Bill Konkle Post 70 Episcopal Church Jack Sowers Charles Wolfe Raymond A. Lee Lee Ohio West Virginia The Boy Scouts of America

Driver Fined After Crash Involving Parked Vehicle

Howard Martin Schmeltz, 20, of 242 E State St, pled innocent in Municipal Court to unsafe operation after a 2:05 pm crash on East State Street south of Elmwood Drive. He posted $35 bond for Friday hearing. His car struck a parked vehicle owned by Ada B Taylor of Chauncey as he adjusted the radio.

Howard Martin Schmeltz E. State St Schmeltz Elmwood Dr Ada B. Taylor Chauncey Taylor Auto

Changes Plea Leads to Fines and Jail in DWI Case

Jerald Lee Taylor, 21, Chauncy, changed his plea to guilty of driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. He received a $125 fine plus costs, three days in jail, and a three month license suspension after previously pleading innocent and posting a $200 bond.

Jerald Lee Taylor Chauncey

Gross Neglect Cited In Divorce Petition

Martha Kelso of Nelsonville seeks a divorce from Alford Kelso of Chicaksaw Alabama in Common Pleas Court. They married June 7 1957 at Nelsonville and have no children. Grounds cited are gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Gail Richard Tripie Columbus 26 posted 30 bond on license charge forfeited after failing to appear. Gail Showalter Sugar Creek fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace for breaking down a screen door, as charged by William B Kastely.

Martha Kelso Nelsonville Alford Kelso Chicaksaw Ala Common Pleas Court Gail Richard Tripie Columbus State Gail Showalter Sugar Creek William B. Kastely

Advanced Scoutmasters Training Class For Hock-Hocking District

Ten district scouters are enrolled in a council wide advanced scoutmasters course to be held in Parkersburg West Virginia under Dr FE Lynn council training chairman. The program starts Monday and runs each of the remaining Mondays in September and closes with an overnight October 4 5 at Camp Kootaga. Enrolled scouters include Frank Grubbs John Kerr Earl Funk Don Cornele George Sheeter Henry Colby Jim Mullens Bob Harris and commissioners Dick Rypma and Bill Konkle.

Parkersburg W. Va FE. P. Lynn Camp Kootaga George Sheeter Henry Colby All of Athens Jim Mullens the Plains Bob Harris Nelsonville Dick Rypma Bill Konkle

Pre-Induction Physicals for 14 Athens Countians

Fourteen Athens County men left by bus for Columbus to undergo pre induction physicals at Ft Hayes led by Merle A. Hawk Shade. The group includes Barney E Parry Glouster Hoyt J Karns Athens Donald L Copeland Amesville Jerry M Smith Charles H Sheppard New Marshfield Elmer M Spears Leon D Reed Millfield Ralph Bernard Alfred G Chutes Millfield Billy J Nichols William L Breeze Gerald M Mellinger Delbert Millican Nelsonville. Some were transferred to other boards for today’s exams: James R Chesser Athens to Sandusky and Paul C Efaw Athens to Washington C H.

Athens Columbus Ft. Hayes Merle A. Hawk Shade Barney E. Parry Glouster Hoyt J. Karns Donald L. Copeland Amesville Jerry M. Smith Charles H. Sheppard New Marshfield Elmer M. Spears Leon D. Reed Millfield Ralph Bernard Alfred G. Chutes

Area Hunter Wounded in Meeker Run Hunting Accident

C D Duncan age 60 of Nelsonville was wounded Tuesday morning while squirrel hunting near Kimberly Meeker Run. He was shot by Charles E Pitts 27 of Nelsonville with a 12 gauge single barrel shotgun. Duncan's injuries were superficial and confined to arms and legs.

C. D. Duncan Nelsonville Mount St. Mary Hospital Meeker Run Kimberly Duncan Charles E. Pitts Sheriff's Deputies

Amended Petition Filed in Divorce Case

Min nie F. Mitchell also known as Justine F. Mitchell files an amended petition in Common Pleas Court against Lawrence H. Mitchell. The Athens Route 2 couple married December 16 1934 in Meridian Mississippi have three minor children. The petition alleges gross neglect and extreme cruelty and seeks child custody support and property division.

Minnie F. Mitchell Justine F. Mitchell Common Pleas Court Lawrence H. Mitchell Athens

FALSE TEETH Now Chew Right With Scientifically Improved CHEWRITP

Denture powder promises comfort and stability for false teeth at Gallaher’s. It claims tighter hold longer chewing easier speaking clearer, reduced irritation, and no paste or sticky mouth feel. Also advertised as keeping the mouth alkaline and sweet.

Local man fined for counterfeit license plates offense

Kennard Loring Creston, 28, of Zanesville, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to using counterfeit license plates and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.

Kennard Loring Creston Zanesville

Flight Instruction Resumes for OU ROTC Cadets

OU resumes flight instruction for Air Force ROTC seniors with about 11 cadets to receive 36 hours in a Cessna 172 at Ohio University Airport by next June. Ground school completes to earn private pilot certificates with OSU Aviation as subcontractor. six OU cadets graduated last year.

Air Force ROTC John C. Baker Ohio University Ohio State University School of Aviation OU Air Force Rotc

Doanville Man Held On Larceny Charge

Omar Saunders of Doanville pled guilty in Municipal Court to grand larceny. He was ordered held for the grand jury under a $500 bond. The theft involved property valued at $114.45 owned by Fred Kirkendall of Buchtel, including copper wire and several lights and related items.

Omar Saunders Doanville Grand Sheriff's Department Fred Kirkendall Buchtel

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