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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1943

Page

5

Registrants Notified for Local Board Interviews

Thirty four area residents and two local boards have been called to report to Local Board No. 2 in Nelsonville on Thursday morning August 5 at 9. Names include Crawford Neiman Han Walter and many others from Nelsonville Athens Coolville Sharpsburg and surrounding areas listed with street addresses. The report is issued by county Selective Service Board No. 2 and associated local boards.

Ville Area County Selective Service Board No. 2 American Nelsonville Folwis Crawford Robert Neiman Ralph Leslie Thomas Steven Buchtel Verle Danther Athens Robert Beruvsville Raymond Baker Coolville Borooks Conley Harold Harkins Broad Office of Athens County Selective Board No. 1 Usda War Board Persis Selective Service Board Athens County N. Court St

Seven Drivers Penalized for Gas and Tire Violations

Seven motorists were penalized by the Athens Rationing Board for speeding and misuse of gasoline rations. Penalties included revoked or canceled gasoline and A and B ration books for periods up to 30 days or one year, with hearings to be conducted and future violators to face penalties.

Athens Office of Price Administration Leonard Prater Athens Rationing Board Katerine Millikan High St Charles L. Colby Walter P. Loomis Crosser State Highway Patrol Marion F. Graham Chauncey Claude Westfall Patton St Prater Gaige B. Paulsen Fairview Ave OPA

Busy 4-H Club Meetings Postponed and Planned

County 4-H clubs report postponed Poston Bees meeting due to a severe storm with a new date August 4 at 7 p m at Poston Community House. Blue Ribbon club met at June Schuler 85 F E Mulberry St with eight members and one visitor planning a picnic at Sell s Lake.

Poston June Schuler FE. Mulberry St Mary Droz Marian Droz Jo Ann Walker Dorothy Love Helen McBride Maxine Moore Meta Dixon Isabell McCutcheon Glouster Sell's Lake

Internal Revenue Speaker At Athens Merchants Dinner

A representative from the collector of internal revenue will address the Athens Retail Merchants Association at its August dinner meeting. The event is Tuesday night August 10 at 6 o clock in Hotel Berry. Paul Gillilan, association president, announced the program and urged all members to attend.

Collector of Internal Revenue Athens Retail Merchants Association Hotel Berry Paul Gillilan Gillilan

Willison Infant Dies After Brief Illness

James Sylvester Willison seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Willison Athens Route 2 died at 1 20 this morning at home after a two day illness. Survivors include two sisters Anita Sharline and Sherline Marie. Funeral services Wednesday at 3 pm in Alexander Presbyterian Church. Friends may call at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home.

James Sylvester Willison Ray Willison Athens Anita Sharline Sherline Marie Alexander Presbyterian Church Dowler and Ferguson Funeral

Evan Nutting Dies at Columbus Home

Evan Nutting former Athens County resident died Monday at his Columbus home 104 E Russell St. He leaves wife Mae Judy Nutting daughter Mrs William Butsch and granddaughter Margaret Ann Butsch all of Columbus. Funeral services set for 2 PM Wednesday at Cook and Son Funeral Home Columbus burial in Obetz Cemetery.

Evan Nutting Columbus Athens County E. Russell St Mae Judy) Nutting William Butsch Margaret Ann Butsch Cook and Son Funeral Home Obetz

Our Men in Service Update from Athens Area

Local notices report Swaim family news and servicemen movements. Jack Swaim, radar operator in an Army bomber crew, sent a Wake Island raid update via cablegram. Lieut Ivan Osborne led the mission as pilot with 12 to 15 Zero fighters in a storm before reaching target. Other items include Pvt Everett Kinkead promoted to private first class.

Aecablegram H. J. Swaim McArthur Jack Swaim Associated Press Wake Island Ivan M. Osborne Bakersfield Calif McArthur High School Ohio University Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Pvt Everett F. Kinkead Elza Sapp

Mrs Hudwell Funeral To Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Mrs Winfield Dessie Hudnell Hebbardsville who died Monday will be at 2 p m in Alexaner Presbyterian Church Rev Howard E Warner will officiate Burial will be in adjoining cemetery She was daughter of the late Alonzo and wife Surviving her husband seven sons Clyde Alonzo Glen all of Columbus Haze Arnold Clarence Hebbardsville Gene of White Hall two daughters Mrs Frank Romosier Margaret of Columbus and Mrs Albert Buckley Nelle of Mineral one granddaughter and one great granddaughter One daughter Mrs Don Pincelli Betty died 17 months ago Friends may call at home this evening.

Winfield Dessie) Hudnell Hebbardsville EWT Alexaner Presbyterian Church Howard E. Warner Hudwell Alonzo Carsey Clyde Alonzo Glen Columbus Haze Arnold Clarence Gene White Hall Frank Romosier Margaret Albert Buckley Nelle Mineral Don Pincelli Betty

Nathan Day 71 Dies. Funeral Thursday in Coolville

Nathan Q. Day 71 died this morning. Funeral services will be held Thursday at two o'clock in the White Funeral Home with interment at Rockland. A native of Clarksburg West Virginia he had lived near Torch for about 20 years as a farmer. Survived by his wife Isa and son Denver of Sandusky. one son died in infancy.

Coolville Nathan Q. Day White Funeral Home Rockland Day Clarksburg W. Va Torch Isa Day Denver Sandusky

Seabees Offer Construction Jobs For Veterans In Navy

Seabees invite skilled workers ages 17 to 50 to join in rapid base and airfield construction worldwide. Salaries range 54 to 126 dollars monthly with 20 percent overseas pay plus housing clothing medical and other entitlements. Recruiting office Athens Post Office Building offers full information daily except Sunday and Lt Zunser visits Wednesdays for ratings.

Island “X America Navy Navy Recruiting Station Athens Zunser Seabee

Novelty Wool Attire Ban Signals War Clothing Shift

The War Production Board announced that civilians may see more wool fabrics but with novelty items sacrificed. Production focuses on staple garments to reduce rationing while raw wool remains insufficient for all needs. The government holds a 700 million pound wool stockpile.

Washington War Production Board WPB

Congressman Jenkins Plans Athens Visit This Week

Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins will be in Athens Wednesday night and all day Thursday, then Chauncey Gloucester and Nelsonville on Friday, with plans to visit other county areas later, the Messenger reports.

Thomas A. Jenkins Athens Chauncey Glouster Nelsonville

Legion To Meet Here This Wednesday Night

An important meeting of the K. T. Crossen Post American Legion will be held Wednesday night August 4 at 8 oclock in the post home. Commander B A Wolfe urged all members to be present.

K. T. Crossen Post American Legion B. A. Wolfe

Potts vs Travelers Insures Jury Trial in Athens Court

Leo Potts of Athens sues Travelers Insurance Co for money due under a group policy of The Stedman Co. Potts alleges total and permanent disability from a 1935 elevator accident at the company plant. Attorneys Paul Herbert and Hal H. Rowland represent Potts. R D Williams and Roger J Jones defend the insurer.

Paul Herbert Athens County R. D. Williams Roger J. Jones

Ath ens City approves $11,000 Crystal Pool bond plan

The Ath ens City Council approved legislation to issue bonds of 11,000 to fund the Crystal Pool purchase and set annual retirements through 1954 with interest not over five percent. General tax funds will retire the bonds and cover interest. Sale is planned within weeks per City Solicitor John W. Bolin. Civilian defense funds were allocated from state provisions.

Athens John W. Bolin

Battle on lood Front Just Begun

War era dietary projections show 1943 food allocations. Department figures detail expected shares of meats, canned fruits, vegetables, dairy and oils, with Lend Lease rising to 10 percent this year. Roy Hendrickson notes 1943 yields will fall but overall livestock output may rise.

Department of Agriculture Lend-Lease Marvin Jones Europe Roy F. Hendrickson War Food Administration

Izaak Walton League to Meet Tonight in Athens

Athens Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will meet in the courthouse basement at 7 30 tonight. President Paul Silvus urges a large attendance as the group discusses reservoir fish protection measures and repair plans for the road to the league cabin.

Athens Izaak Walton League Paul Silvus Silvus

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