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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1943

Page

5

Athens County Faces Bond Drive To Reach Quota

Athens County needs 200 000 dollar bond sales with three days left in the drive. County chairman Fred H Sands reports total purchases 517 000 dollars toward a 1 164 000 dollar quota and urges residents to subscribe by Saturday. Area leader J H Warburton says the county has strong organization and calls for more solicitors and bank purchases to lift Athens from doubtful to quota assured.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio PACE Athens County Cign Fred H. Sands Ubtful Thas Sevice J. H. Warburton Messenger Sands

Old Capitalism Declared Dead by U S Chamber Leader

Eric A. Johnston, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, proclaimed that old-style capitalism is gone forever. He tied political and economic freedom, warning that curtailing one harms the other, and cited Europe’s example where destroying free enterprise leads to tyranny.

New York Eric A. Johnson Chamber of Commerce of the United States Johnston Europe

Plains Man Fined After DUI Plea in City Court

Martin Hunter aged 52 of The Plains was fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth after state patrol found him in a parked car on the highway under the influence of alcohol. He pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated.

Martin Hunter the Plains Franz Woodworth Hunter

Athens and Meigs Counties men deployed to Greensboro and Miami

Fourteen Athens and Meigs Countians depart from Fort Hayes Columbus to duty stations in Greensboro North Carolina and Miami Florida Army release lists sendees including Raymond L Withers Eugene Starn Glenn R Davis Charles R Harris Tommy H McGrath Howard P Logan and others from Pomeroy Racine Langsville Middleport and Glouster Also Henry F Scarberry transferred to Miami and Privates Clyde Hayden Floyd Hayden John Hook and Dix Pickering receive new assignments promotions and training notes mention merchant marine recruit Donald Gibson US Navy and Marine Sgt Barney Ross visit by hospital apprentice Dwight Shingler with family details included.

Athens Meigs Counties Fort Hayes Columbus Greensboro N. C Miami Fla Army Raymond L. Withers Athens R. D Eugene Starn Ohio University Glenn R. Davis Charles R. Harris Tommy H. McGrath Howard P. Logan Pomeroy Wilkie Holman Lawrence W. Friend Racine R. D James S. Phillips Harrisonville Earl Lansbury Langsville Wilbur E. Gillilan Chester Lawrence L. Bullock Millfield R. D Hobart M. Durst Middleport Henry F. Scarberry Miami, Fla

Dexter Social Roundup Readers Visit Neighboring Families

Dexter residents recount visits with Eli Dennison family in Rutland and extended gatherings with Worley Davis, W. R. Amos, F. C. Folden, J. W. Weaver, and the Halliday household. Mrs. Evelyn Martin and daughter from Columbus stay with her parents the Amos trio. George Perry and family from Petersburg Virginia join the Perry and Halliday families for recent guests. Wade Halliday and family of Dyesville also visit the Halliday home.

Dexter Eli Dennison Rutland Charles Perry W. R. Halliday Wade Halliday Dyesville

Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital

Miss Mattie Ellen Newlan of Carbondale and Betty Parsons of Athens R D 3 underwent emergency appendectomies while John Pidcock of Athens and William Watkins of 58 Columbia Ave received medical care. Mr and Mrs Fred McBee of 260 East State announce the birth of a daughter, and Frances Wheaton also reports a daughter born last night at Sheltering Arms Hospital.

Sheltering Arms Hospital Mattie Ellen Newlan Carbondale Fred Elliott Second St Athens Mt. Carmel Columbus John Pidcock Athens R. D Betty Parsons William Watkins Columbia Ave Fred McBee E. State St Frances Wheaton

Pimples Disappeared Overnight Ad

An old advertising blurb promotes Kleerex medicated liquid claiming pimples dry up overnight and leave a clear complexion. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with the first application and offers a 47 cent bottle sold by unspecified sellers.

Reuter Divorces in Ohio Case No 15145

Virginia Larimer Reuter files for divorce and equitable relief from Arno Reuter in the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio. Hearing set for on or after May 21 1943. Attorney Joan F Newcomb represents the plaintiff.

Ee Reuter Charleston Arno Reuter McFarland Street West Virgina Virginia Larimer Reuter Common Pleas Court Athens County Ohio Joan F. Newcomb

Lowry Reported Captive of Germans

Mrs Emma Lowry received a telegram confirming her son Leonard Lowry, a miner turned soldier, is a prisoner of the Germans. The message said he is well and a letter will follow. Leonard has served nearly a year and is unmarried.

Carbondale Emma Lowry Leonard Leonard Lowry

Five Tons of Tin Sought for Monday Collection in Athens

Athens salvage committee aims to collect five tons of tin next Monday to fill a freight car bound for the Pittsburg collection center. Don Peden, chairman, urges every family to save all cans and search for additional contributions, noting fifteen tons have already been gathered locally and twenty more are needed.

Athens Pittsburgh Don Peden City Salvage Committee

Athens Plans Spring Cleanup Drive For War Effort

Mayor Franz Woodworth announced a city cleanup next Tuesday with three trucks starting at 7 30 AM to visit every street. Residents should place cans on the curb in containers or bundles by Sunday night and separate iron for the war effort. Trucks collect tin and take it to the old Ray Glo factory for shipment to Pittsburgh, with proceeds donated to the Defense Council after freight costs.

Athens Franz Woodworth Pittsburgh The Defense Council

Athens Hits 80 in April as Temperature Rises

The thermometer climbed to 80 degrees in Athens marking a new April high. The previous night’s low was 50 degrees as residents prepared for another warm day.

Athens

Revival At Mt Liberty U B Church Schedule

A revival begins Friday night at Mt Liberty U B Church on April 30 and runs through Sunday May 2 with services at 8 p m each night. The Rev Guy H White will preach.

MT. Liberty Mt Liberty U. B Guy H. White

Luehs Speaks On Marriage To Hi Y Boys

The Rev. Fred Luehs of the Presbyterian Church addressed Athens High School Hi Y boys on success in marriage. He argued marriage rests on Christian religion, provides life philosophy and shared devotion, and urged wise money use. Camp Nelson Dodd at Brinkhaven announced its twenty second season from Aug 23 to Sept 2. Dick Mackinnon presided.

Athens High School Hi-Y Fred Luehs Presbyterian Church Nelson Dodd Brinkhaven Dick Mackinnon

Online Ear Drops Offer Claims Simple Hearing Test

An advertisement touts a home hearing test and cerumen relief with Online Ear Drops priced at $1.19. It promises improvement or a money back guarantee if the user does not hear better after the test.

Hess Elected State Officer at Ohio Wholesale Group

E. J. Siller of Cleveland was named president of the Ohio Associated Wholesale Food Distributors at the group's 37th annual conference in Columbus. Other officers include William Johnson of Youngstown as vice president E B Smith of Lima Robert McClain of Massillon and R C Hess of Athens as executive committee members August Janzen Cincinnati A B Wierebome Lancaster Don Gladfelter Toledo W H Quotland Akron and R R McGown Steubenville as trustees.

Columbus E. J. Siller Cleveland Ohio Associated Wholesale Food Distributors William Johnson Youngstown E. B. Smith Lima Robert McClain Massillon R. C. Hess Athens August Janzen Cincinnati A. B. Wierebome Lancaster Don Gladfelter Toledo W. H. Qoutland Akron R. R. McGown Steubenville Trustees

Demand St. Joseph Aspirin Promise More For Less

Advert suggests aspirins cheaper at 10 cents from St. Joseph, claiming the product offers more value than competing brands. Promotes St. Joseph as world’s largest seller and urges readers to buy aspirin from the brand.

St. Joseph

Athens High students prepare for state scholarship tests

Athens 106 pupils from Athens High School prepare Friday for state and district scholarships. Ten percent of each class may compete, with tests in biology chemistry physics general science algebra geometry history English Latin French Spanish bookkeeping and more. Principal Oliver Wood chairs the committee overseeing selections.

Athens High Athens High School Harper C. Pendry AHS Athens Oliver Wood Mayme Johnston William Bryant Carl Roberts C. PD. Samford R. W. Emmett

Aged Woman Nellie Maupin Dies By Own Action in Jacksonville

A coroner in Athens county ruled death a suicide for 68 year old Nellie Maupin whose body was found in a cistern at her niece Kate Tyne’s Jacksonville home. Maupin had lived with nieces Nelle and Mary McCann since September, previously in Columbus. Her son Mike Maupin lives in Columbus. Neighbors and relatives in Jacksonville and Glouster are listed. coroner Pritchard was notified by Marshal Parks.

J. L. Pritchard Nelsonvile Athens County Nellie Maupin Kate Tyne Jacksonville

Marriage License Issued in Athens County Court

John C. Herron 29 farmer New Marshfield and Mary Bridge 26 teacher New Marshfield receive a marriage license from Athens County Probate Court.

Athens County John C. Herron New Marshfield Mary Bridge

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