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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1942

Page

5

Tire Theft Solved in Three Hours by Athens Police

Athens police arrested Raymond Young after a warehouse tire theft and found one tire with a wheel and another wheel dumped in a river. A second man is held for investigation as an accomplice. Police used serial number checks and soil and footprint comparisons to substantiate the confession.

Athens Messenger Athens C. L. Nye Kurtz St Athens City Raymond Young Palmer St

Field Fire Burns Over Five Acres Near Athens Hospital

A field fire covering about five acres along Richland Ave near the Athens State Hospital grounds was extinguished Thursday afternoon by the Athens City Fire Department state patrol officers and workers from the State Forestry Service and State Highway Department. No damage estimate was provided for fruit trees on the property.

Richland Ave Athens State Hospital Athens City Fire Department State Highway Patrol State Forestry Service State Highway Department

320 Typists Of 3 States Wanted Now

J. T. Conner in Athens seeks women applicants for government stenographer and typist positions in Washington. Exam held next Wednesday April 8 at 8 45 AM at the Post Office with starting pay 1400 yearly. The Sixth Civil Service District quota is 320 women for April. For details contact J L C Kelley at the Athens Post Office.

J. T. Conner Cincinnati Civil Service Athens Washington Conner Civil Service Commission Athens Post Office

Salvation Army Easter Services Planned in Athens and Pomeroy

Salvation Army Easter programs are set for Sunday night at 7:45 with two services. In Athens Capt. William Prescott will preach The Victorious Christ, featuring prayers, scripture readings, songs, solos, and a trombone duet. In Pomeroy Lieut. Henry Baker will speak Deaths Darkness and Resurrection Lights, with prayers, readings, piano solo, a poem, and a double vocal duet.

Athens and Pomeroy Corps Salvation Army William Prescott Athens Christ Harry Mansfield John Culver William Dailey Louise White Kate Mansfield Bob Smith Captain Prescott Marion Barnhart Marguerite Barnhart Pomeroy Henry Baker James Gates Eloise Adams Edna Gundiff Clara Custer Glenna Rummel Alice Gates Myrtle Foulk

Oak Grove Personal and Social Notes

Oak Grove calendar of social events and family notices lists attendances at funerals and visits, births, and kinship gatherings. Individuals include George E Cagg Frank Dennis Arthur Cagg Jesse Allen Hartman Campbell Cagg Heightland Wachenschwanz and Walton with residents from Connett Glouster Ashland Athens Columbus and Lathrop.

Oak Grove George E. Cagg Sheriff Charles Hartman William Brown Lon Figgins Lathrop Howard Hoskins Connett Kenneth Woodard Edward Cagg Ashland J. E. Cagg George Heightland Athens Earl Conway Columbus George Thornton Clark West Glouster Charles Wachenschwanz Marie Catherine Warehime Dolly McDade Arthur Cagg Chester Carmeleta Walton Jean and George, Jr

390 Men Enlist in No 1 Board Area

Enlistment of Athens Dover and Trimble Township men into U S armed forces under the Selective Service Act totals 350. Army leads with 167, Navy 100, Marine Corps 12, National Guard 12, Coast Guard 1, all incl air corps.

No. 1 Board Athens Dover Trimble U. S Armed Forces Selective Service Act Selective Service Board No. 1 Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard Coast Guard Air Corps

Soldiers Offered Ohio University Mail Courses

Soldiers can enroll in 200 Ohio University correspondence courses through a joint program with the Army Institute in Madison Wisconsin. Soldiers pay half the costs while the Army Institute covers the rest, and academic credit is awarded for completed work. Enrollment contacts are through the Army Institute and the Ohio University Correspondence Department.

Ohio University J. Floyd Dixon Ohio University Extension Division Army Institute Madison Wis William Nm. Young Institute Joint University- Army Institute War Department Washington Army Correspondence

Sharpstown Social Notes Highlight Local Happenings

Social notes from Sharpsburg list a birthday supper for Harold Hanson at his parents Warren and Elizabeth Hanson home with relatives from Amesville Sharpsburg Valley Grove and Rendville among attendees. Other items mention visits relatives, hospital recovery updates and various local travels. A revival service and military enlistment are also noted along with several trips to Marietta Athens Canton and Columbus.

Sharpsburg Warren Hanson Harold William Hanson Paul and Keith Lara Hanson Amesville Wilbur Gilchrist Vance Harris Wilma Mulford Valley Grove W. Va Thomas Jones Columbus Arthur Brooks Mason Edwards Hillsboro Bernice Tate Zanesville Earl Carpenter Robert Grimes Hiram Thompson Andrew Croston Chesterhill West Virginia Bethel Wesleyan Methodist Church Joe Drengacs Powhatan Roy Pierce Drengacs Arthur North Bernice Irene Hanson Marietta Anna Wilson Don Wilson Cecil Burns Ironton

Time Card Timetable Fragments And Train Numbers

A truncated list of train numbers and schedules shows multiple lines for various routes. It includes destinations such as Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central South, with noted arrivals and departures, daily and Sunday exceptions, and specific times. The data resembles a railway timetable snippet with several bound and unbound services.

Diplomat DOM Neidennntemnanen Schibl P National Limited West Bound Enn Navn Chesapeake & Ohio NEW York Central South

Train Women In War Jobs

Dr. C. W. Paine notes women with some college are being recruited for training as ordnance material inspectors. The Army Ordnance Department formed classes due to material shortages from war mobilization. Trainees earn 1440 dollars yearly, rising to 1620 after three months. promotion depends on on the job performance. Applications available from J. L. C. Kelley or the Cincinnati civil service office.

C. W. Paine U. S. Civil Service District Army Ordnance Department Paine J. L. C. Kelley Civil Service Post Cincinnati

Rice Transferred From Jacksonville to Norfolk Naval Base

Wesley H. Rice, previously stationed at the Naval Training Station in Jacksonville Florida, has been transferred to Norfolk Virginia. He is specializing in electrical apparatus and ignition and may be addressed as Mr Wesley H. Rice Aviation Advanced Base A Naval Air Station Norfolk Va.

Wesley H. Rice Naval Training Station Jacksonville Fla Norfolk, Va Aviation Advanced Base Naval Air Station

Plain residents join U S Army at Fort Hayes

Mr James Buffington and Mr Elmer Cade of The Plains enlisted in the U S Army and are stationed at Fort Hayes Columbus for a few days. Mr and Mrs Ed Buffington and sons Marcelle and Delmar and Mrs Thomas Cade visited the new recruits Monday.

James Buffington Elmer Cade the Plains U. S. Army Fort Hayes Columbus Ed Buffington Marcelle and Delmar Thomas Cade

Medway native Hollis York serves at Ft. Warren maintenance school

Sergeant Hollis V. York of Medway Maine, a cousin of the World War I hero, works with a grease gun in the motor maintenance school at Fort Warren Wyoming, a quartermaster replacement center.

York Sergt Hollis V. York Medway Ft. Warren Wyo Quartermaster Replacement Center

Students Strike Over Conneaut Principal Ouster

Conneaut M D Adams refused a promotion to principal triggering a student strike at Conneaut High School. Students demonstrated for former principal W R Henry with banners as the district faced discontent and only a fraction of pupils attended classes. In Beaverdam Ohio students walked out when Rita Hawkish, home economics and music teacher, would not be rehired.

Conneaut M. D. Adams Conneaut High School Lima Beaverdam Rita Hawkish

Probation Extended Two Years for Stone

Ernest Stone of Athens had his three year probation extended to August 1944 by Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland after pleading guilty in 1939 to breaking and entering the B and O railroad office and stealing a radio valued at 69 95 He must pay court costs and report monthly to Fred Burdiss of the prosecutor's office The extension follows reports he married and deserted his wife before their child’s birth in July 1941.

Ernest Stone Athens Common Pleas O. F. Rowland Stone B. and O. Railroad Fred Burdiss

Highway Department Hold Civilian Defense School

One hundred fifty highway department employees from Athens Vinton and Hocking counties attended a civilian defense training at the Athens department garage. Instructors from the state highway patrol led lessons on traffic direction radio communications disaster dispatch evacuation and scene protection with highway equipment and surveillance.

State Highway Department Athens Vinton Hocking J. M. Kratzer G. C. Frye State Highway Patrol WA Hiat Ane Highway Department State Patrol Ray Steen Watt Ullman G. E. Shinn Marietta Highway Department Organization of Defense

Mrs Netta Ann Anderson Dies at 66 at Son's Home

Mrs Netta Ann Anderson age 66 died Thursday night at 11 45 at the home of her son Ben Anderson in Haydenville after several weeks illness. Her husband James died six months ago. She leaves two sons Ed of Basil and Ben of Haydenville two daughters Flora and Mrs Christine Norman of Lancaster three sisters and one brother all in Tennessee and eight grandchildren.

Netta Ann Anderson Ben Anderson Haydenville James Anderson Anderson Ed Anderson Basil Flora Anderson Christine Norman Lancaster Tennessee

Carl Six Sentenced to Ohio State Penitentiary

Carl Six who had been on two year probation since May 1941 for breaking and entering a mine engine house in Buchtel and stealing $20 in supplies was returned to Athens after missing monthly probation reports and failure to provide for his family. He was sent to the Ohio State Penitentiary Thursday by Common Pleas Judge C F Rowland and escorted by Deputy Sheriff Frank Joyce after apprehension in New Lexington by Perry County Sheriff.

Carl Six Hamley Run Buchtel Ohio State Penitentiary Common Pleas C. F. Rowland Perry County New Lexington Six Athens Frank Joyce

Auto Registration Fees in Athens County Reach $662 in March

The Certificate of Title Office of the clerk of courts reported March revenue of 662.15 with Athens County getting 473.70 and the state 188.45. Five hundred forty five titles issued and 156 liens filed. 255 liens cancelled. A 1942 model passenger car registered to Hocking Corporation and certified by the Athens City Rationing Board was noted.

Athens County Hocking Corporation Athens City

Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits Two After Falls

At Sheltering Arms George Mason Athens Route 2 was admitted Thursday afternoon for back injury from a ladder fall. Louise Beckle of 12 Smith Street admitted for medical treatment. Betty Zimmerman of Albany and Lizzie Welsh of Harrisonville Route 1 were released today.

George Mason Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Louise Beckle Smith St Betty Zimmerman Albany Lizzie Welsh Harrisonville

Balloon Deflated After 300 Mile Chase Route

A runaway barrage balloon snapped three power lines and spurred a 300 mile zig zag pursuit by Goodyear crews in two states before drifting to a Allegheny mountainside. The balloon was deflated for shipment to its Ohio base after being tracked from Suffield Connecticut to Tussey Mountain in central Pennsylvania.

Huntingdon Allegheny Ohio Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Suffield Akron Tussey Mountain Pennsylvania

Butcher Bird Earns Grim Name for Thorn Impalement

A description notes that the so called butcher bird earns its grim nickname because it impales victims on sharp thorns, illustrating its deadly habit and feeding behavior.

Ohio Cigaret Tax Revenue Rises in March

Columbus report shows March cigaret tax receipts at 798 397 dollars, up from 760 153 a year earlier. First quarter 1942 revenue totals 2 311 896 dollars, a 12.3 percent rise over 1941, with officials citing more women smoking as a factor.

Columbus Ohio W. D. Bailey

Local Addresses Listed in Sparse OCR

Readable lines show multiple residence entries including 20 Residence 4 Pine Place and 28 Brown Ave with scattered street names such as Lancaster Street and May Avenue. Several entries mention R D 1 Athens and Garfield Avenue among other labeled residences.

E. State St W. Carpenter St R. D Hudson Ave aShea Athens W. State St Peer Se Pee A Elmwood Place Fenzel Apt A Ee Central Ave Pee Saisak N. Shafer St Church St W. Union St Congress St Lslead Franklin Ave Dial Race St.eets Tai W. Union St Washington St Watt St Pearl St See Oak Te S. Court St Hooper St Palmer St N. High St Meiethene Astsaults Second St Dientealrotanial Morris Ave Brown Ave Bsspaadhipee Stella Ave Baceted Sunnyside Drive I A Ceed Pteat Aese Apene Eace Grosvenor St Iadesdiplipenaididandadene Race St Ad Od Feea Sisheieahd Aosabanaara Highland Ave Ede Patton St. Wer Be See Res Apt. C S. High St Ranger Locust Heights Pde Merit N. Lancaster St Pine Lace Caapieipm and Gibb Liesee Eeeiealals Deences Names Athens de Ma Garfield Ave

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J. B. Grogan Fred James Carl Wilson Young Grogan Hocking River Carl A. Frey Franz L. Woodworth Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Common Pleas Court St. Joseph Pirin Mlr Lee Sherwin-WilLiams Kem Tone Wheaton's Court St. Athens Sherwin-Williamsee the Mutual Home and Savings Association E. Washington St Ohio U. Mail Sharpsburg Social Notes Carlos Croston Canton Earl Robinette Norma John White Bessie Bingman Junction City Civilian Defense School Grandma Mother Gray Mother Gray Co. LeRoy N. Y Mickle Tire & Accessory CO W. Union St. Athens Nite Club Vic Joyces Manning Cross Bros Athens, O Ray Carpenter S. C Childers Paul Clark Felix Claymore James Clendenen Howard Cody Russell Coon Harry Cullison David Albert DePue Henry Freda Ely A. R Frank Dorothy Frye G. C Gabriel Fred Grace Gordon Hall Lawrence S Haning Ida C. H.huff Hanning Alton Hartley John Hawk Margaret W Helen Frank S Hunsicker Vern Janet Jauch Richard K Kahelin Kirk E. W Major Raymond A Lewark Lowe John D Gulf Service Station E. State St. Pree Cshedes Doel Fenzel Apts Eoiyane Oa Ee Ae Ee Ae The Plains Matheny Floyd Matters A. W McBride George MecMacken Harry V Mercer L. L Bessie— Metcalf Michael Monda C. P Morris Viva Hope- Mundy Nichols Charles E Niemeyer Charles Ogg Olson Hjalmar Ong Phillip Overly W. K Elizabeth Orter Queen R. R Biggie Sam Riley Albert L Robinson W. C Roush Earl Ohio Ave Sheldon Shirley J. M Grosvenor St. Smith Nate Snyder C. E N. Congress St Stauffer Eudora Geneva Mill St Watts B. A Weatherby Allen White Patrick D Wilson Carl B Withers Woods Cecil S. May Ave N. Court St Athens Home Telephone Co
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