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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

Page

10

Unemployed Gallia County Men Secure Ohio Cannery Work

About 190 Gallia County men have enrolled for six to eight weeks at a Bowling Green cannery with potential expansion to Jackson Lawrence and Meigs Counties. Up to 300 workers will be housed in barracks, receive cots and blankets, and travel by truck for tomato harvesting and canning across 8000 acres. Women workers not sought due to housing limits.

Gallipolis Gallia County Bowling Green Jackson County Hollis Issacs Lawrence Meigs Teanes States Barraacks Isaacs

Ration Board Grants Home Canning Sugar

Gallipolis residents and county report 11.2 percent pounds of canning sugar issued this week with next week for adjustments. Issuance hinges on local peach harvest and beet sugar supplies, while storekeepers note ample sugar for legitimate needs and expect beet sugar to appear.

Gallipolis County

American Legion Post To Sponsor Exhibit

Gallipolis The American Legion Post and Auxiliary sponsor an exhibit of pictorial war scenes and notable war figures in a Second Avenue room on the park square. No admission is charged. an offering will be collected for the school milk fund run by the two groups.

American Legion Post Gallipolis American Legion Post and Auxiliary Second Avenue Park Square

Child survives 15 foot fall in Gallipolis incident

While visiting a neighbor in Gallipolis Mrs. Charles Wigner, Robert Betz three year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Betz fell from a second story window when a screen dislodged He landed in soft earth and sustained only a head contusion from the fall authorities said

Gallipolis Charles Wigner Robert Robert M. Betz

Too Little Too Late Featured In Pomona Grange Talk

Gallipolis notes record Dale C. Williams addressing Pomona Grange on July meeting topics with music by Anna Mae Painter and others. Local marriages births and marriages across region are noted along with moves, visits, and Legion and civic events.

Gallipolis Dale C. Williams A. A Pomona Grange Little Kgger Anna Mae Painter Mary Kennedy Briggs Kirby Earl Smeltzer Margaret Moore J. D. Pollitt Glenn Moore Clara Belle Motter Huntington Cora Ohio Valley Springfield Swan Creek

More Homes Needed for War Workers

Gallipolis reports a surge of war workers with 156 cars in the public square and congested streets. Dr. C. E. Holzer says housing is saturated and no new structures are being built due to shortages of materials and skilled labor, halting planned hospital expansions and spring housing projects.

Gallipolis C. E. Holzer Holzer Hospital

Whirlwind Campaign Rumors Roil Gallia County Race

Gallipolis reports a weekend whirlwind campaign by rival Republican camps for county committee. Rumored withdrawals from county auditor and county commissioner contests did not materialize, three nominees for each post create a highly uncertain outcome.

Gallipolis

Display Medical Unit At Gallipolis Store

A civilian defense committee shows a medical field unit in a window at the Haskins Tanner store in Gallipolis. Donated with another unit from Dr. C. E. Holzer, it includes first aid gear surgical appliances and dressings to aid care for wounded persons. The second fact notes a horse has one tenth the stomach capacity of a cow.

Gallipolis Civilian Defense Committee C. E. Holzer Haskins- Tanner Store

Squirrel Hunters Face Slack Year in Gallia County

Gallia County hunter B. Lewis Jones of Raccoon Township says squirrels will be scarce at season opening while rabbits are plentiful, signaling a mixed outlook for local sport hunting.

Gallipolis Gallia County B. Lewis Jones Raccoon Township

Army Rejects Many Gallia Men Monday

Seiective Service headquarters in Huntington announced the rejection of numerous Gallia County men after army medical boards. Names include Lee Rose John C Steinbeck David C Griffith Fred E Wolfe George Burns Jake Miller Cecil R Clarkson Bert Thompson Leveret Amos Harold Earl Hall Alva L Boggs Cecil H Davis Walter James Elva A Rice Harold Champer John E Thompson Raymond R Barry Elmer R Allison William G Ward Blaine Topping Leo Chick Charles F Rawlins Elmer Gothard Wayne Shelton George Carroll Raymond Campbell Ed Nunnenkamp Ralph Saunders W J B Smith Ellis Angles Ralph Robinson Carter Brumfield Sidney Swain George Brinker Charles Hanninger Raymond Butterfield Paul Halley Amos Griffith George Salyer Arthur Drummond.

Gallipolis Army Medical Boards Huntington Selective Service Headquarters Lee Rose John C. Steinbeck David C. Griffith Fred E. Wolfe George Burns Jake Miller Cecil R. Clarkson Bert Thompson Leveret Amos Harold Earl Hall Alva L. Boggs Cecil H. Davis Walter James Elva A. Rice Harold Champer John E. Thompson Raymond R. Barry Elmer R. Allison William G. Ward Blaine Topping Leo Chick Charles F. Rawlins Elmer Gothard Wayne Shelton George Carroll Raymond Campbell Ed Nunnenkamp Ralph Saunders W. J. B. Smith Ellis Angles Ralph Robinson Carter Brumfield Sidney Swain George Brinker Charles Hanninger Raymond Butterfield Paul Halley Amos Griffith George Salyer Arthur Drummond

Increase in Gallipolis Library Use During War Years

The Gallipolis library reports a rise in volumes borrowed due to war workers. Friday night hours attract newcomers and more children read. New books are added to keep up with demand, and post army book donations are being expanded. Rehabilitation of damaged books occurs as volumes exceed prior totals. Anodizing aluminum and duralumin improves paint adhesion through a protective oxide layer.

Gallipolis Kenneth Davis

Camp Services To Open at Tabernacle

Camp meeting services begin Friday night at Waterloo Gospel Tabernacle and will continue indefinitely. Ministers from the tri state region are expected to preach and many musical numbers will be presented. The tabernacle and camp meetings are financed aside from admission charges, none are asked.

Gallipolis Waterloo Gospel Tabernacle Tri State

Panel of Common Pleas Jurors Selected in Gallipolis

D Elmer Jones and E L White sit at the Gallia County Board of Elections in the courthouse as names of residents are drawn for prospective jury duty. The pool will be increased to 225 due to population growth.

Gallipolis D. Elmer Jones E. L. White Board of Elections

Acting Probate Court Judge Overseen by Three Clerks

Gallipolis reports Judge W. R. White will supervise probate court operations with help from three young women clerks. He will continue in this capacity until a successor to the late Judge J. S. Clark is named or until a new judge is elected in November.

Gallipolis W. R. White J. S. Clark

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