U S Pastor Describes Europe Trip And World Leadership
The Rev Harold F Kellogg told the Athens Kiwanis Club of a six week Europe tour returning Aug 13 from France aboard the Queen Mary. He cited postwar recovery in England and Holland, noted Berlin ruins from Allied bombs, and contrasted Swiss scenery with American life while stressing responsibility that accompanies leadership.
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United States
Harold F. Kellogg
Athens
France
Kellogg
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Athens Police Discuss Traffic and Parking Measures
Athens police chief J B Grogan outlined traffic fixes to Rotarians including expanding off street parking and building lots to ease congestion while by passes would cost three quarters of a million dollars per mile. He noted 400 parking meters and a new 30 mile per hour limit reducing speed on key avenues and urged uniform traffic codes and better facilities. junior police youth program also described. Ohio University expects fall enrollment between 4500 and 4600 on campus plus about 600 in branch campuses totaling around 5200, a 300–400 drop from last year, with ROTC expected to grow and registration set for Sept 23.
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Police Department
Athens City
Athens
J. B. Grogan
State
Grogan
State St
Union St
Columbus Road
Ohio University
Robert E. Mahn
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio U
Car Damaged as Cow on Route 595 Collision
A Hocking County man Don Hemsworth 23 Gore Route 1 drove north on Route 595 when he struck a cow believed to belong to Lee Rutherford of Carbon Hill. The damage to his car was heavy and the cow’s injuries were not known. Five drivers were fined five dollars and costs each for parking on a public highway after arraignment before Mayor Mickle following a Saturday public sale near Shade.
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Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Don Hemsworth
Lee Rutherford
Carbon Hill
W. P. Mickle
Shade
Dale H. Congreve
Long Bottom
Charles Wingett
Guysville
Dana Epple
Rutland
Bruce G. Chapman
Donna Wilcoxin
Athens
More Blood Donors Needed for Athens County Drive
Athens County seeks 100 pints of blood for a Sept. 19 drive at First Methodist Church from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dr. Lawrence Goldberg, chair, says one pint can save a life whether at home or on the battlefield. To sign up call the recruiting chairs or the number 651.
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Athens County
First Methodist Church
Lawrence Goldberg
Cecil Cox
Walter Davis
Clarence Flowers
Shooting Story Is Denied
Obie Douglas Sr. of Poston denies a Messenger account that his 17 year old son was involved in a shooting. He says no bullets pierced the Douglas home windows though 13 hit the family car, and he filed a juvenile court complaint against his son saying the incident stemmed from accumulated hatred rather than a family dispute.
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Obie Douglas Sr
Poston
Douglas
Limestone orders approved for Athens County highways
Two orders for limestone use on Athens County highways received approval from the commissioners. The Albany Stone Quarry won a contract for 1000 tons at $1.90 per ton, while the Stinson Quarry secured a 2000 ton order at $1.80 per ton.
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Athens County
Albany
Stinson
Conservation meeting wraps in Athens district
Conservation agents from Athens Vin ton Meigs and Gallia completed a two day session at the Conservation office in Athens. G Y Bell regional technician from Milwaukee and Lloyd Gilogly supervising agricultural engineer from Coshocton aided district staff in reviewing and revising the technical operations plan. Barker noted the meeting focused on latest soil conservation developments to improve field work with farmers.
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Soil Conservation Service
Athens
R. R. Barker
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
G. Y. Bell
Milwaukee
Lloyd Gilogly
Coshocton
Barker
Knights Templar Conclave Parade Planned in Columbus
Knights Templar from nearly all Ohio counties will join an Oct 9 afternoon parade in Columbus for the 108th regular conclave of the Grand Commandery of Ohio. Six divisions will march, with Roger Walter Taylor of Columbus as right eminent grand commander and Thomas F. Gibson of Athens as very eminent deputy grand commander.
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Columbus
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Ohio
Roger Walter Taylor
Thomas F. Gibson
Athens
Moderate Damage Crash on E State Street Reported
City police logged a two car collision on Monday at 6 40 pm on E State Street near N Court Street. Drivers identified as James Eugene 41 of 15 Granville Ave and Max Kenneth Liggett 23 of 55 Central Ave.
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E. State St
N. Court St
James Eugene
Granville Ave
Max Kenneth Liggett
Central Ave
Charles Baker Rites Scheduled Wednesday
Services for Charles Baker, 79, who died Sunday night, will be conducted by the Rev. H L McDaniel Wednesday at 2 p m at the Jagers Funeral Home. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery Glouster. Friends may call at the funeral home at any time.
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Charles Baker
H. L. McDaniel
Jagers Funeral Home
Maplewood Cemetery
Glouster
Prayer Band to Meet at Graham Chapel Home
Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Harris with Dorothea Webb as leader.
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Graham Chapel
Wayne Harris
Dorothea Webb
Features Retained The Airline Church of Christ’s 75th Anniversary
The Airline Church of Christ on Route 680 in Lee Township near Albany marks 75 years since its 1875 dedication. Land was donated by the Shalis family, with community donations funding the build. interior remains largely original aside from electricity. Pastors include J P Ewing and others. a community gathering with talks, music and a noon basket dinner will celebrate, inviting members from other churches.
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Airline Church of Christ
Route 680
Lee Township
Albany
William Shalis
Fennsvilvania
Shalis
James Sickles
J. H. Elliott
E. R. Wilson
T. J. Hinton
Fay Clark
C. M. Judy
Elias Harvey
D. F. Saylor
Canale Mrs C V Canale Dies at 50 in Athens Area
Mrs C V Canale 50 of the Lower Plains died Monday afternoon at Sheltering Arms Hospital after several weeks illness. Born near Glouster she was a 1918 graduate and lived in Athens seven years and at the Lower Plains 11 years. Survived by husband four daughters and three sons. Funeral services Thursday at 7 p m Dowler and Ferguson with burial in W Union St Cemetery.
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C. V. Canale
Lower Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Glouster
Japan
William Canale
Lorain
John
William Canale, Jr
Albert Davis
Oakdale
James Davis
Athens
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
W. Union St
AHS Student Council Elects New Members
Athens High School elects new student council officers led by President John Smith and Vice President Eileen Ahart at an organizational meeting. Russell Smith is secretary and Lewis Luchs treasurer with a slate of fourteen additional members and advisers Earl Washburn and O. L. Wood.
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Athens High School
O. L. Wood
John Smith
Eileen Ahart
Russell Smith
Lewis Luchs
David Neutzling
Stanley McKinniss
Paul Allmark
John Bolin
Dick Nellis
Guale Vermillion
Patty Fitzer
Don Pierce
Barney Andrews
Bob Mathews
Dick Barker
Jim Dilley
Sunday School Teachers Meet in Athens Presbytery Talk
Area Sunday School teachers and parents from Presbyterian churches of southeastern Ohio will gather at Athens Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. to hear ministers discuss the curriculum for Presbyterian Sunday Schools for 1950 51. Visitors are expected from Gallipolis McConnellsville Middleport Logan Nelsonville Beverly and Marietta. The Rev L H Stebbins of Gallipolis will moderate the discussion.
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Presbyterian Churches of
Southeastern Ohio
Athens Presbyterian Church
Athens
Ohio U Fraternity Sorority Scholarship Upswing 1949-50
Registrar's report shows an upswing in spring 1949-50 scholarships at Ohio University. Thirteen of 18 fraternities and seven of 10 sororities had higher averages. Top fraternities were Delta Tau Delta Beta Sigma and Tau Kappa Epsilon. sororities Pi Beta Phi Alpha Gamma Delta and Chi Omega led.
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Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Sigma
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Pi Beta Phi
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Omega
Temperature Report From City Morning Reading
Temperature at 9 30 am reached 68 degrees after a day with a low of 60 and a high of 62. This update notes the mild conditions and slight fluctuation in early week weather.
Tail light violation leads to fine for young driver
Alfred M. Yontz aged 18 of 23 McKinley Ave was arraigned before Mayor W. P. Mickle Monday evening on a charge of failing to have a tail light on his car. A fine of 5 dollars plus costs was levied, with charges filed by city police.
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Alfred M. Yontz
McKinley Ave
W. P. Mickle
Four Athens County 4-H members head to state Congress
Four Athens County youths depart with Extension Agent Ross Wright for Columbus to attend the 33 Ohio 4-H Club Congress. Ruth Blaker, Rose Marie Blazier, Arthur Sickles, and Larry Kiracofe will spend four days at the state capital with tours and a mock legislative session in the House and Senate Chambers.
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Athens County
Columbus
Ross Wright
Ruth Blaker
Athens
Rose Marie Blazier
Shade
Arthur Sickles
New Marshfield
Larry Kiracofe
Coolville
State Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
Masons to Meet at New Marshfield Lodge
Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m announced by E W Allen Jr master.
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Masons
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge 426
F&am
E. W. Allen, Jr
Mastee
Shelley mentioning new births and hospital notes
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Storer Stewart welcome a son. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchison Athens announce a daughter. Admitted Minnie E. Dewey Athens Emma Bilcher Albany Route 2 Nellie Horn Athens Genevieve Jones Athens William Sacco Wheeling WV Blanche Hamilton Athens Route 3 Dismissed Claude Kantner Athens Route 3 Ruth Collins Glouster Edna Cook Athens
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Wade Storer
Stewart
Wayne Hutchison
Athens
Minnie E. Dewey
Emma _ Bilcher
Albany
Nellie Horn
Genevieve Jones
William Sacco
Wheeling
W. Va
Blanche Hamilton
Claude Kantner
Ruth Collins
Glouster
Edna Cook
Paroles Granted for Ohio Penitentiary Inmates
Leonard F. Dunfee of Athens County and Guy Tanner of Athens listed among inmates granted paroles effective Oct. 18 by the pardon and parole commission. Dunfee serves for grand larceny and Tanner for assault to rob.
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Columbus
Leonard F. Dunfee
Guy Tanner
Athens County
Ohio Penitentiary
The
Pardon and Parole Commission
Dunfee
Tanner
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