Twelve County Men For Induction Into MECHANICAL DEFECTS IN CARS ARE CHARGED
Ten of 26 drivers arrested by the State Highway Patrol over a three day period were charged with operating vehicles in unsafe condition. The patrol listed fines and officials for each case, including Juni or Fisk Homer Pickens Robert Hill and others, with amounts from $5 to $100 and various mayors and justices handling arraignments. A separate collision in Shade led to fines for Curtiss Noble and James Loukx. Roy Hann faced a charge of driving under the influence after a Chesterhill crash. Other speeding and license offenses produced further fines and arraignments across Athens Nelsonville Reedsville and surrounding routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Junior A. Fisk
Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Homer L. Pickens
East Liverpool
Justice of the Peace Parker
Tuppers Plains
William A. Motlahan
Coolville
Robert Hill
Reedsville
Franz Woodworth
Clarence E. Meek
Stewart
Woodworth
Jesse Lee Dowler
Mineral
Eddie Mayfield
Jackson
Shade
Curtisson Noble
Orient
James F. Loukx
Roy Hann
Malta
Chesterhill
Howard Pratt
Chester
Austin
Selby
Athens
Harrison W. Hoce
Daugherty
Albert Cherniak
Buchtel
Glen Perry
Carpenter
James Cook
Portsmouth
Edwin D. Joyce
James E. Sellers
Portland
Glenn E. Mays
Ewington
Sylvester
Wellston
Eunice E. Halsey
Clayton Flora
Lima
Chester H. Peck
Gallipolis
Men from Athens County for Fort Hayes induction
Twelve Athens County men reported for induction at Fort Hayes Columbus as Selective Service Board 1 announced. Names include Robert Leroy Sharp William Allen Blackford Homer Allen Stanley Jr James Wilton Aldridge Lawrence Edward Thomas Damon Roger Bentley Gerald Gene Waldeck Harry Edward Vermaaten Edward Hall Lucks William Darrel Withem Billie Gene Love Cedric James Moore. Fifteen more left for preinduction physicals with transfer of several others to the Athens draft board for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Army
Selective Service Board
Robert Leroy Sharp
Brown Ave
William Allen Blackford
State St
Homer Allen Stanley, Jr
James Wilton Aldridge
Athens
Lawrence Edward Thomas
Richland Ave
Damon Roger Bentley
Millfield
Gerald Gene Waldeck
Fairview Ave
Glouster
Harry Edward Vermaaten
Republic Ave
Edward Hall Lucks
William Darrel Withem, Jr
Billie Gene Love
Cedric James Moore
Selection Service Office
Robert John Simons
William‘ Frederick Manning
Maplewood
Herman Ellis, Jr
Frank‘Tin Ave
Walter Lee Daniel
Dale Lee Potts
Walker St
Jack Thorne Metcalf
Lawrence Edward ‘Cline
Chauncey
J. Robert Lee Kelsh
Bobby Joe Stotts
Paul Meslaros
Peter H. Hartley
Jacksonville
Gerald Max McGee
Adam John Plura
Bridgeport
Whaley Dies at 77 as Reported by Local Notice
Dr. Paul M. Kendall spoke at the Bachelor Club meeting at the Presbyterian Manse hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Luchs. Kendall argued no forthcoming great era in literature due to 1920s authors being tied to film and publishers preferring popular market works. Refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Kendall
Ohio University
Bachelor Club
Presbyterian Manse
Fred £. Luchs
Kendall
Miss Isabell Brown and friends visit Morgantown and Athens
Social notes recount Miss Isabell Brown visiting Morgantown West Virginia for Sigma Chi Sweetheart ball and tea dances with family. Nearby visits include Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Shafer in Athens and Columbus, plus Frances Moler and Daniel Lakin from Columbus. Also announces birth of Caroline Sue Scott and Circle Two to meet for rummage-sale planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Brown
Morgantown
W. Va
Louis I. Brown
Parkersburg
Huntington
Frances Moler
Daniel Lakin
Columbus
Silvia H. Moler
Frank Moler, Jr
Athens clubs calendar lists meetings and events
Local clubs schedule meetings and social events from Monday to Friday. Highlights include Athens City Federation on Roadside Parks, Garden Club program and film, W.E.A. Review, White Shrine installation, several study circles, Rebekah Lodge, Woman's Auxiliary, and church groups. A birth is reported for Virgil Gilkey's daughter Sarah Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City Federation
Hotel Berry
Thomas M. Wolfe
Athens Garden Club
Garden Club
Fat Allocation Crisis Frames Soap Shortage Policy
The government faces a scarce fat supply and must ration releases for soap and other peacetime goods. American housewives help by returning used fats, aiding the emergency and easing shortages. Officials urge continued saving to secure more soaps and products.
Legion Talk Slated Wednesday April 3
Bossiter Williams, past commander of Kent Metzler Post 761 Oak Hill and now Department Chaplain of the American Legion Auxiliary of Ohio, will speak to members of K. T. Crosen Post 21 at the Legion Home this Wednesday April 3. He will answer veterans questions at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossiter
Williams
K. T. Crosen
American Legion
Canoomander
Kent-Metzler
Oak Hill
American Legion Auxiliary of
Ohio
Legion
Reeder Dies at 75 in Athens Home After Illness
Horace Parker Reeder, 75, died unexpectedly at 2:35 a m Sunday at his Millview Place home. Survived by daughter Hazel, sons Earl and Arthur, three brothers, and three grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 10 am at his home with Rev. Robert Stapleton officiating. burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Prior seven years as stationary engineer at Bardin Bros. Co. Member of Hocking Street Church of God and Masonic Lodge at Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Parker Reeder
Millview Place
Jane Reeder
Reeder
Vinton County
Athens County
Bardin Bros. Co
Hocking Street
Hazel Reeder
Earl
Athens Rotten
Arthur
Columbus
Addison
Athens
Henry
Albany
Hobert
Athens RD
Robert Stapelton
West Union Street
Markets drift as stocks resist amid coal walkout impact
New York markets show light selling with scattered gains as leading issues hold steady. Steel shares wobble on 400,000 coal miners' strike while major names such as Anaconda, Chrysler, DuPont, General Electric, General Foods, General Motors, Goodyear, Sears Roebuck, Standard Oil and U S Rubber endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Jon Stocks
Rolling Mills Am
Anaconda
Love,iBalt
Ohindix Aviat
Beth
Steel
Chrysler
Motors
Curtis-Wright
DuPont
Gen
Etec
Gen. Foods
Motors Goodrich
Goodyear
Kroger
Montgom
Mrs Stiles Dies at Home in Harrisonville Area
Funeral services for Susannah Gotschall Stiles age 86 who died Sunday night at her home near Harrisonville will be at Harrisonville Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with interment at Wells Cemetery. Friends may call Finsteriswald Funeral Home until services. Surviving are husband A L Stiles three children Jesse E of Legrand Finley at home and Mrs Harriet Temple of Columbus a granddaughter Mrs Russell Moss and great grandson William Moss both of Detroit and sister Mrs Emma Warner of near Harrisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Pomeroy
L. E. Ash
W. L. Whaley
Holzer Hospital
Children and the Peace
Gallipolis
Burling
A. C. LaFollette Ham
Mary
Chase Circle
Patton Whaley
Otis
Ruth
Dowington
Welby
Russel Paint
Mattie Coates
Dale
Wilmington
Tracy
Athens
Gladys Cutter
Villa Car
Middleport
Ewing Eaiperal
Susannah
Gotschall Stiles
Harrisonville
Harrisonville Presbyterian Church
Wells Cemetery
Finster- Iswald
Finley
Harriett Temple
Columbus
Russell Moss
William Moss
Detroit
Emma Warner
Grain and Produce Prices in Cincinnati Market
Wholesale eggs grades and case counts listed for Cincinnati market. Entries include No 1 and 3 standards, current receipts, consumer graded 100 percent, candied grade A large 24 oz, other sizes and colors with price figures. Fowls colored 5 percent pounds and over 28 percent, 4 to 5 pounds 25 35, under 4 pounds 16, horns 3 pounds and over 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Livestock Prices Across Cities Edge Higher and Steady
Pittsburg and Cincinnati livestock markets report steady to active demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle and calves show varied prices by grade with strong steers and heifers, while hogs bring largely steady tones and sale volume remains robust. Sheep keep prices near steady with select lambs commanding higher quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ames Township Hits Red Cross Campaign Quota
Ames Township tops its 1946 Red Cross Fund drive becoming the first township to exceed its target. The campaign chairman is Mrs. G. Q. Linscott, and Red Cross Headquarters confirmed the milestone today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Red Cross
Ames Township
Red Cross Fund
G. QO. Linscott
Lewis Saxton Rites Planned for Tuesday
Funeral services for Lewis Saxton of Dexter who died while visiting his son Wade in Dunbar West Virginia will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Saxton
Pomeroy
Dexter
Wade
Dunbar
Evangelistic Services to Continue at Wesleyan Methodist Church
Evangelist Evan Edwards will lead ongoing services at Wesleyan Methodist Church through April 3. Rev E C Kenney announced that gatherings will be held each evening at 7 30 p m with unusual interest noted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. C. Kenney
Evan Edwards
Southerton Funeral Rites Set for Wednesday
Mrs Clara Alice Southerton 68 died early Sunday after six months illness at Sand Ridge home. Survived by husband Charles D Southerton daughter Mrs Alice McCune son Daniel Shingler seven grandchildren sister Mrs Elsie Perry and two brothers Michael Curran and William McKnight. Funeral at Chauncey Methodist Church Wednesday 2 pm Rev Hiram Mingus. Burial Wellston. Friends may call at home Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Alice Southerton
Sand Ridge
Southerton
Vinton County
Athens County
George Shingter
Charles D. Southerton
Alice McCune
Daniel Shingler
Hammondsville
Damage Suit Defendant Denies Most of Charges
Ray S. Howard through attorney R W Finsterwald filed an answer in Common Pleas Court denying most charges in Amy Schooler s $5000 damage suit. He admits a 3 March 1945 collision near Athens but denies excessive speed wrong side of road or drinking. Schooler says she was seriously injured in the wreck one mile north of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray S. Howard
R W. Finsterwald
Amy Schooler
Mr. Howard
Schooler
Revival Set to Begin April 1 at Bethany Church
Pastor Guy H. White announced a one week revival meeting starting April 1 at Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church. Services will be held each evening at 7 30 p m. Also appears an unrelated notice inviting diabetes patients to write Casa de Hennedy Co Akron Ohio for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church
Guy H. White
Casa de Hennedy Co
Mala
Akron
Ohio
Hawaiian Nights Banquet at Albany High School
The Albany High School junior senior banquet featured a Hawaiian Nights theme with palm trees and pink lights. A three course dinner, program, and dances followed remarks by Miss Eileen Buck, Jack Carbaugh, and Carl Robinson, with talks from superintendents Herman Ellis and Glen Hanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany High School
Eileen Buck
Jack Carbaugh
Carl Robinson
Herman Ellis
Progressive Class Has Meeting at Morris Avenue Home
The Progressive Class of Contra Avenue Methodist Church met Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Bahr’s Morris Avenue home with Lena Nida assisting. Floyd Wolfe led devotions and Lois Wolfe presided in the president’s absence. Prizes went to Winifred Jones and Richard Jackson during social time. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson and daughter Marilyn Sue. Next gathering will be at Mrs. Mildred Hean’s 19 N Shafer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contra Ave. Methodist Church
Bahr
Morris Ave
Lena Nida
Floyd Wolfe
Merc
Lois Wolfe
Prises
Winifred Jones
Richard Jackson
Marielyn Sue
Hare
Mildred Hean
Shafer St
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Donald ©. Pierce
Hoytes
McMasters
George E. Keeton
Pilaing
Joe R. Shafer
Fanny Shafer
Boris Woolley
J. J. Woolley
N. Congress St
Harley Molter
S. College St
Sha
Rena M. Lasher
Kalamazoo, Mich
George Starr Lasher
Dorothy
Beckley Apartments
E. B. Smith
Elmwood
Berea
Robert J. Sprague
Europe
Ohio State University
Leonard Cecil Scott
Riverside Drive
Caroline
Sue
Scott
Anita
Circle Two
Central Ave
Methodist Church
Circle Three
W.E.A. Review
Ioof Hall
West Jeyan Service Guild
Esther
First Christian Church
White Shrine No. 6
Eastern Star
Shrine
Sayre Study Circle
C. E. McClure
Oliver Martin
W. B. Drake
O Hobson
Cottage
Nannie Allom
Highy Study Circle
O. U. Terrill
Maplewood Drive
Woman's Auxiliary
Church of the Good Shepherd
Christopher Lane
W. State St
W.C.T.U
First Methodist Church
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Virgil Gilkey
Route Three
Sarah Mae
Chiefs Club
Elizabeth Har Ivey
Charles Shaver
St.Joseph Alsein
Uncle Sam
Bons
Owety
H. P. Reeder
Berry
Real Estate Loan Headquarters
the Security Bank
Federal Depuset Insurance Corporation
Ceart Street
Athens, Ohio
Lydia E Pinkham
Viatante Comte
Fee
The
Pratt Street
Evangelist Evan Edwards
Adus
Villiamson
Williameen Heater Company
Williamees Hurnace
K. BK. Mortem
G. H. Martin & Son
Obie
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
Buildin Athans
H. G. House
Evans
Meat Department
Callies
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