Economic mobilization topic at Nelsonville town meeting
Town hall featured Ohio University Prof A G Gubitz on economic mobilization for total war. He outlined Axis war machine value and six to ten year build in conquered regions, noted 3000 new U.S. plants and the shift to aircraft production after Pearl Harbor. He stressed time as key and increasing output of aluminum copper and magnesium.
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Nelsonville
A. G. Gubitz
Ohio University
Gubitz
Pearl Harbor
England
Club Hears Greece Talk at Tuesday Meeting
Nelsonville Greece themed program as Miss Ellen Burnell of the Business and Professional Women's Club presided. Harry Blimes discussed his homeland Greece and shared many facts about Turkey where he was born.
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Nelsonville
Ellen Burnell
Business and Professional Womans Club
War Economy Talk Promises Synthetic Rubber Rise
The meeting covered fuel and material shortages with claims Germany dominates key resources and synthetic rubber to reach 300 000 tons by 1943 and 600 000 by 1944 all for military use. Professors Gubitz Paden Adamson and King Adamson spoke on loyalty inflation production priority and price control.
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Gubitz
Don Paden
Jean Allen
Ralph Parks
Dover
Australia
Warren G. Harding
Columbus, O
OES Plans Trip to Crooksville and Chauncey Meetings
Eudora Chapter No. 72 OES invites members to Crooksville for a meeting next Tuesday. call Mrs. Mable Washburn by Thursday to reserve seats. a bus may be arranged. Maz on Council drill team members to attend Thursday night meeting at the D of P lodge hall in Millfield. Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Chauncey meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at the K of P building.
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Nelsonville
Eudora
O.E.S
Crooksville
Mable. Washburn
Chauncey
Mazon Council
Council
D. of P. Lodge
Millfield
Chauncey—Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
K. of P
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Dover Blue Devils Win League Opener 8-1 Over Glouster
Chauncey Dover opened league play with an 8 to 1 victory against Glouster. Bob Mingus struck out 16 and allowed 1 hit as Dover built a first inning lead and added runs despite Glouster’s lone hit coming on D. Byers’ steal and Lent’s RBI single. Next game at Buchtel Friday.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover Blue Devils
Glouster
Cunningham
Swartz
Bob Mingus
Mingus
D. Byers
Lent
Chauncey-Dover
Dover
Evener
J. Earich
Chauncey Dover
Buchtel
Chauncey Hhese
Sper Scwncmileenas
Cnpion
Herdman
Sayre
Max
Tak
Kotyan
Supommovet Acoccacces
DUNE
Ciampichet Binimsaeiies
Ecre Anda
Arbor Day Program Delayed Speaker Causes Schedule Change
Chauncey High School planned an Arbor Day program in the morning but moved to the afternoon after guest speaker James Steward District Forester of the U S Department of Agriculture was delayed by a car accident. The chorus under Christine Brown and the band led by Harry McMahon performed with readers Carlos Nye Jack Ley and Jimmie Fahl participating.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
James Steward
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Christine Brown
Harry McMahon
Carlos Nye
Jack Ley
Jimmie Fahl
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Club Activities
Circle 10 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Frank O'Mara's home on Chestnut Street with readings and a discussion. May 4 will host the society in the church parlors. May 11 meeting postponed. Also births and local social updates plus several notices about guests and visits. The piece closes with a note on New York City's pension system cost of 29 million dollars annually.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Frank O'Mara
Chestnut St
Rose Cook
Wesley Hawk
Pierce Harrris
Circle 10
New York City
Reverend Hook and family relocate to Beaumont
Rev Charles Hook and his family move from Kimberly to Beaumont and take residence here. He formerly served as pastor of the Morris town Holiness Church and has many years of service in the ministry.
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Beaumont
Chauncey
Charles Hook
Kimberly
Hook
Morristown
Holiness Church
Mrs Paul Kelly Taken To Athens Hospital In Ambulance
Mrs Paul Kelly was moved to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Tuesday evening in the Wallace and Son ambulance for observation. Her condition is listed as serious.
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Glouster
Paul Kelly
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Wallace and Son
Chauncey District Social and Personal News
Chauncey district social notes report visits from El don Hawk and son Dean of Charles ton W Va to Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hawk Lower Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nagle The Plains. W E Dicken from Dayton spent the weekend with family in Lower Plains. Mrs Lewis Champlin Chauncey ill and recovering. Robert Hixson Cattletsburg Ky came to the area due to his mother Mrs Rinda Hixson illness. Frank Hysell employed with his wife and daughter Judy. Mrs Mary White aged 88 ill at her Sand Ridge home.
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Chauncey
Eldon Hawk
Dean
Charleston
W. Va
Fletcher Hawk
Lower Plains
Theodore Nagle
the Plains
W. E. Dicken
Dayton
Lewis Champlin
Robert Hixson
Cattletsburg
Mrs Elvie Burson Hosts Birthday Party for Cousin
Mrs Elvie Burson entertained a group of friends Monday night for her cousin Mrs Stevia McGown of Columbus on her birthday anniversary. A chicken dinner followed by cake and ice cream was served. Gifts were given to the honoree. Prizes went to Mrs James Belcher and Mrs Cora Davis. Dancing and music by the Baron brothers kept guests entertained late.
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Chauncey
Elvie Burson
Stevia McGown
Columbus
James Belcher
Cora Davis
Must Secure Numbers To Get Work In Nelsonville
Law ton Hargis, manager of the Nelsonville Social Security Office, warns defense job workers to obtain social security account numbers. The office hours are now 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays. An estimated one in six Australian men of military age is in uniform.
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Nelsonville
Lawton Hargis
Social Security Board
Mrs Lois Stage Hosts Young Peoples Class Party
Zion Church Lower Plains teacher Mrs Lois Stage entertained the Young Peoples Class at her home. Grace Dicken read Bible quotations and a program featured a reading. Refreshments were served and small candy baskets served as favors. Attendees included Grace Dicken Marva Vanhorn Ida Gabriel Mildred Graham Virginia Gabriel Adalyn Barstow Ralph Gabriel Ray Langle John Stage John Barstow Lowell Stage and Mrs Lois Stage.
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Chauncey
Lois Stage
Young Peoples
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Grace Dicken
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Jacobs Ave
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Austin Cope
Mike Brooks
Gilbert Smith
Pete Tipple
Alonzo Figgins
Millfield Church of Christ Church
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Richard Daugherty
Nelsonville Social Notes
Gerald Karns
Alice Calentine
Jackson Street
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Karen Kay
Henry Calentine
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Floyd Karns
Harriett Karns
Jennie Calentine
Amesville
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S. S. Blackburn
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Yellow Springs
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Sniffen
W. L. Hawkins
Fayette St
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Bert Reeves
Jack Reeves
Haydenville
AID Society
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Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Jennie Cole
East Millfield
Evans Food Market
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Hut
Trump
Hull
J.D. Adamson
Betts
W. Wash
Nels
Davie Johnson
Johnson
Hickmans
Lowe Bros
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Wolfe
Chestnut Street
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Uirom
Brown Furniture CO
Victory Sale
Columbus ST
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