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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1952

Page

7

Bloodmobile collection tops 78 pints on first day

Red Cross bloodmobile at First Methodist Church in Athens logged 78 pints from 97 registrations on day one. 24 walk ins and 50 no-shows marked a disappointing turnout though minors needed parental consent. donors included James W. Trout and Charlotte LaTourette, with many area groups contributing and volunteers aiding.

Ohio University Red Cross First Methodist Church B. F. Cutler Athens

Orientation Of Cub Scout Parents Set

A cub scout parent orientation meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 pm at The First Presbyterian Church. Carl Sylvester announces the event for the Hock Hocking district leadership and training. James Markle will conduct the session for parents of eight year olds seeking entry into Athens packs or nearby communities. Cub applications will be distributed to attending parents. prospective cubs may not accompany parents. Pack assignments will be based on parental choice.

First Presbyterian Church Carl Sylvester Hock-Hocking James Markle Parkersburg Athens

4 H Club Activities Outlined at Athens Kiwanis Meeting

Talks on 4 H Club activities were presented at a Monday night Athens Kiwanis Club gathering. John Gabriel and Mrs Otho Castle shared parents view of rural groups. Ross Wright and Mrs Florence McBride introduced the program. Participants included Martha Chase Donald Ice Esteella Elliott Shirley Potter Jean Zeigler and others. Four Kiwanians were chosen to attend the state convention in Cleveland: Mayor Peter B Seel C B Nye A L Bechtel and Richard Banks. Carl A Frey will be presented for district governor.

Athens Kiwanis Club John Gabriel Otho Castle Ross Wright Florence McBride Martha Chase Chase Merrymakers Donald Ice Albany Crop and Livestock Jim Moore Union Farm and Livestock Esteella Elliott Lucky Clover Club Shirley Potter Amesville 4-H Sewing Club Denzil Robinson Amesville Club Jean Zeigler Cleveland Peter B. Seel C. B. Nye A. L. Bechtel Richard Banks Carl A. Frey

Coolville Mayor Fines Two Truck Drivers

Mayor John Aiken fined two drivers after their arrests by the State Highway Patrol. Ewell E. Jenkins of Memphis Tennessee paid 25 dollars and costs for an overloaded truck while Robert C. Wilson of Spencer West Virginia paid 10 dollars and costs for lacking mud flaps on his truck.

John Aiken Coolville State Highway Patrol Ewell E. Jenkins Memphis Tenn Robert C. Wilson Spencer W. Va

Enlistees Join Regular Army and Marine Corps News

Two men enlist in the Regular Army for three years. Bill Harold Withem of Glouster Route 3 and Richard Lee Fidler of Buchtel have gone to Fort Meade for basic training. Marine Sgt. Paul R. Seed, 22, of Athens Route 1, is honorably discharged after four years. Privates William Dunnett Ashworth of Athens Route 1 and John Anderson Long of Nelsonville train at San Diego. Pf. Bernard L. Allen of Athens Route 1 has arrived in Korea with the First Marine Division.

Bill Harold Withem Darrell Withem Richard Lee Fidler Charles Fidler Ft. Meade Osterholt Wac Paul R. Seed Raymond Seed Athens Route 1 Marines Athens Sixth Marines William Dunnett Ashworth C. M. Ashworth John Anderson Long John Long Nelsonville Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif Bernard L. Allen Emory Allen Korea First Marine Division

Buckeyes to Promote Ohio 150th Birthday Next Year

The Ohio Sesquicentennial Commission will use buckeyes and horse chestnuts to promote the state's 150th birthday. Ohioans are asked to collect and turn them in at state highway garages for storage. Next year the chestnuts will be given to out-of-state visitors.

Columbus Ohio Sesquicentennial Commission

Mrs Matson Dies Monday At The Plains

Mrs Selma Matson 66 The Plains died Monday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a three week illness. Born in Finland she came to the United States 45 years ago and has lived at The Plains 35 years. Survived by husband Henry two sons Wayne and Eddie both Cleveland. three daughters Viana Hanning Ella Sams and Sylvia Bumgardner The Plains. six grandchildren one great grandson and sister Hannah Benson New York City. Two sons Henry Tayfer died earlier. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at The Plains Nazarene Church. Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home conducting.

Selma Matson the Plains Sheltering Arms Hospital Finland Matson United States Henry Wayne Eddie Cleveland Viana Hanning Ella Sams Sylvia Bumgardner Hannah Benson New York City Tayfer Plains Nazarene Church Lena Brandenburg Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home

First Sessions Of Extension Classes Listed

Ohio University announces fall term extension class sessions led by the Extension Service. Courses include school building planning shorthand elementary curriculum social foundations and western civilization with instructors listed. Off campus sites extend offerings to several Ohio towns and cities.

Ohio University Floyd J. Dixon Extension Service Extension Division Wilson Hall F. H. McKelvey Ewing Hall Macil Putnam Hall Marie A. Quick Social Foundations of Education F. L. Shoemaker Ellis Hall David M. Chalmers Rufus Putnam Nursery School Julia J. Nehls Margaret J. Felsinger Lancaster Newark Marietta Logan Cambridge Coshocton Ironton Mt. Vernon Pomeroy Jackson Caldwell McConnelsville Circleville New Lexington Dixon

Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes

Discharged patients listed from Shelterin g Arms Hospital notes include Albert Hahn Glouster Robert Didiego Athens Mrs Ellen Bradbury Millfield Anna Humphrey Coolville Rosa Martin Athens Mrs Darrell West Albany and daughter Walter McCaskey Jacksonville Walter Hill Glouster Ernest Baker Athens Fred Kinnison Athens Mrs Nellie White Stewart Mrs Evelyn Coe Athens Ross Frey New Haven W Va Dale Saylor Mineral John Cooley Millfield

Albert Hahn Glouster Robert Didiego Athens Ellen Bradbury Millfield Anna Humphrey Coolville Rosa Martin Darrell West Albany Walter McCaskey Jacksonville Walter Hill Ernest Baker Fred Kinnison Nellie White Stewart Evelyn Coe Ross Frey New Haven W. Va Dale Saylor Mineral John Cooley

Hockingport Men Fined by Mayor

Two Hockingport men were fined by Mayor Peter B. Seel after pleading guilty to charges filed by Guysville tavern owner Alex Barkie. Stanley Rood, 30, and his father Daniel Rood, 53, each paid 10 dollars plus costs. Stanley pleaded guilty to destruction of property for damaging a screen door and a door window. Daniel was cited for fighting in a public place.

Hockingport Peter B. Seel Guysville Stanley Rood Daniel Rood Alex Barkie

Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at Armory

Floyd Bolin Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Armory. Refreshments will be served, said Gerald Glover adjutant quarter master.

Floyd Bolin Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Gerald Glover

Car Leaves County Road Injuring Athens Man

A 24 year old Athens Route 3 man Frederick R Schall was injured Monday when his car left Carr Run Road and overturned into a creek about 1.4 miles north of Chauncey near Route 13. A second late Sunday report describes James A Garrett age 16 of 202 W Washington St locating a car fire on Route 50 A near the Route 33 junction as flames surrounded the emergency brake and stopping failed to extinguish the fire.

Athens James A. Garrett Washington St Garrett

Rotary Hears Address by Governor

District Governor Harry Reese of Wellston spoke on Fundamentals of Rotary at a Athens club meeting in Berry Hotel. He conducted a district assembly of committee chairmen and noted the 232nd Rotary district includes 32 southern Ohio clubs such as Columbus and Portsmouth. Reese, a Wellston attorney, is OSU and Michigan Law graduate and a 1923 Wellston club charter member.

Harry Reese Wellston Berry Hotel Athens Club Reese Rotary Ohio Columbus Portsmouth Wellston Club Ohio State University University of Michigan

Sub-Division Accepted and Township Tractor Purchase

Athens County commissioners approved a subdivision near Hebbardsville and told Lee Township trustees to buy a small tractor with front end loader and mower. The Williams Subdivision plat was accepted. land to be divided into building lots at Route 50 and Judge Wood Road. Board adjourned until Tuesday for cottage contracts at the Children's Home.

Hebbardsville Athens County Lee Township Williams Subdivision Route 50 Judge Wood Road

Bricker Urges End to Korean War Debacle Verdicts

At Cleveland Republican senator Bricker urged arming and training four million South Koreans to resist the North. He criticized government failure to protect farmers and industry from cheap imported competition, citing Japanese pottery and California garlic aid denials. He promoted tax cuts and private business reinvestment, and called for changes at Washington.

Cleveland Dwight Eisenhower Acheson Bricker North Korea Ohio Senate Finance Committee George East Liverpool Japan California H. T. Phillips Athens Thomas A. Jenkins Washington

Shade Community Fair Scheduled With Horse Events

Plans are complete for the Shade Community Fair to be held Saturday at Shade School. An afternoon horse show begins at 1 30 p m followed by a horse pulling contest at 7 p m Weighing in for the pulling contest is at 4 p m with three classes Class A under 2600 pounds Class B 2601 to 3000 pounds and Class C 3000 pounds and over.

Shade The

Local Couples File For Licenses In Ohio

Luzerne Pierce, 64, and Mary Bean, 48, both of Athens, seek marriage licenses. James Harkless, 25, New Plymouth, and Lucille Rupe, 17, of Nelsonville, apply for licenses.

Luzerne Pierce Mary Bean Athens James Harkless New Plymouth Lucille Rupe Nelsonville

Mixed reactions in August land transfers and mortgages

Athens County land transfers showed a mixed August with deeds down to 99 from 109 in July while deeds for 1951 rose to 119. Chattel mortgage releases fell to 47 from 98 in July. mortgages increased to 73 versus 35 in July. Fees reached 856.15 with nine certificates, one assignment, four leases, and twenty-one discharges plus affidavits and easements recorded.

Athens County Claudis Chappel

Deadline at Midnight For Rent Control Pleas

Cities nationwide must submit pleas by midnight to extend federal rent control for seven more months. The Office of Rent Stabilization reports over half of the 2400 eligible communities have filed to continue rent limits.

Washington Office of

Weather notes show warm day and mild night

Warm sunny conditions persisted with a 62 degree reading at Hamsey Run by 9 am and a low of 48 overnight. Monday reached a high of 79 and a low of 46 in the area.

Hamsey

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Bloodmobile Gallon Club James W. Trout Charlotte LaTourette McBee Co Don Ferguson Don Jacobs Leo Sheridan Sohn Kottgan Dick Smith Douglas Hall Bill Easler Don Johnson Ray Carmichael Carl Whitlatch Clarence Castell Dale Hawk Charles Silverman John Dunlavy Joseph McAfee Howard Eschenbacher Arthur Ellis Frank Reigel Richard McClung Denver Gooding George Rutkoski Fred Warren Charles Moore Allen Wapnick Tom Riley Allen Lifshitz Owen Stiegelmeier Martin Litchblau Michael C. Freeman William Powell Lewis Ondis George Bateman A. E. Daugherty George Ford Don Moore Martha Campbell Kenneth Marshall G. R. Walden William Sullivan Blanche McPherson Dorothy Daugherty Thomas Haller Gilbert Walton P. F. Good Bernice Bailey Hazel Creamer Zazil Davies Edith Grim Geoffrey Wilson Lance S. Robert Mary Linscott Allen Friedenthal Robert Oberholzer Richard Oo Verne Hall Frank Rauch Ann Dilly White Blanche Gilkey Edna West Norman F. Edwards Wayne France Warren Cooper Charles Bolin Joyce Powell Tad Grover Floyd Dillinger Earl H. Smathers Hazel Scott Jean Flowers James Martin Ann Graham Cutler Grey Lucille Stinson Samuel Erskine Earl Buckley Dan Jacobs Lawrence Goldberg L. A. Hamilton Robert Main Clarence Flowers Carrol Tippitt Donna Smith James Ellis Ernest Johnson Martha Koker Russell Bashore Morrison Burns T. C McCracken Frank Dilley Frank Reed L. J. Addicott W. H. Wakefield Lawrence Worstell Rufus Hopkins Ruth Lantz Fearn Store N. Court Athens Regular Msgt William Osterholt Culligan ‘of Service Good Housekeeping Athens Ice & Storage Co Mrs. Matson VFW Ray Bobo Republican Executive Committee William A. Mechem Young Republican Club Mechanicsburg Shade Community Fair America Presbyterian Church Athens, Ohio Eugene Carson Blake N. Court St R. FE Quick's Vow Airdo Everhot Dominion Gilbert Shannon Firestone Dealer W. Union St
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