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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1942
Page
2
A partial OCR line references preoperative Wisconsin, Nir Vill, Git suj and ter with likely corrections. The readable text is fragmentary and terse without a clear single event or outcome.
Richard Carter of Ashville Ohio was elected coach and head of the physical education department at Nelsonville High School at the adjourned Nelsonville City Board of Education meeting Monday night. He is 23, married with two children and has three years coaching experience. Carter is a Graceland Junior College graduate and holds a master’s from Ohio State. He is a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and plans to move his family to the area soon.
Nelsonville Eagles win 7-2 over Shawnee at City Playground. Bobo allowed four hits and two runs with 13 strikeouts including a two-batter end of the seventh. Harkins led with 3 for 4 and a run. Welch Cope Toth and others added hits as the Eagles racked 12 in total.
The Southeastern Ohio Booster's Association of the Spanish-American War Veterans will sponsor a Labor Day celebration at the Athens County Fair Grounds in Athens on Monday Sept. 7. The Spanish-American Memorial Boulder will be unveiled at the State Street Cemetery in Athens the same day. The public is invited.
A revival meeting begins Wednesday evening August 19 at the Old Floodwood school house near the power plant. Services are set for 7 45 nightly with Troy Fields in charge. The public is invited to attend.
Nelsonville social page notes a covered dish dinner honoring Delbert L. Kuhn who will enter the Air Corps this week. Guests include Roy Sayers and many area families with visits from Granville Dayton Columbus Cincinnati and Cleve areas.
Mrs. Vern H. Vorhes of Nelsonville fractured two bones in her right ankle when a porch swing collapsed tossing her to the floor. The accident occurred on the rear sun porch of the Vorhes residence at 179 West Washington Street.
Nelsonville report states W. Glenn of Myers Street was released from St Francis Hospital Columbus after seven weeks of treatment. He is reported to be making satisfactory progress at home during the convalescence period.
Local friends of Mr and Mrs T R Mills formerly of Nelsonville mourn news of the Mills son illness prompting hospitalization in Chicago where the family now resides He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Mills of this city.
Verl Ogg 80M of Nelsonville mayor and Mrs Herman Ogg to undergo appendicitis operation after arriving at Sheltering ATMS hospital Athens Monday night. Police recover rugs stolen from Chestnut Street home during family absence. Two giant cucumbers from Fred Foss garden displayed in town. Walter Worthington announces birth of son Terry Tim on August 13 weighing 19 pounds.
Mrs Ora Daugherty urges aid for a medical unit in a Messenger plea. Citizens are asked to list available emergency articles with signature and address on a postcard and keep them ready for rapid collection. Public Relations Committee led by Mrs Parker S Sniffen underscores preparedness.
Washington School kitchens will can about 7 000 parts of vegetables by Oct 1 for school lunches. Eliza beth Carter leads the project with five WPA women on canning and four harvesting in two school gardens. Three thousand three hundred quarts are stored in the basement. A Legion Auxiliary drive boosted supplies to reduce market purchases, with expected surplus to be donated to charity.
Thomas Lax and Brady attend state meeting for the American Legion in Canton. S Kate Pettit joins the AAU conference also held in Canton, as part of regional gatherings.
Miss Edith Lee will assume duties as elementary school mathematics teacher in Shelby Nelsonville around September first. The community plans events and activities as the school year begins.
Mrs Homer V Daugherty aged 59 died at home north of Kananga Sunday night. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Addison Baptist Church with Rev E C Venz and Rev Jennings Cremeens presiding. Burial will be in Reynolds Cemetery. Survived by husband, six sons and daughters including Mrs Roy Shoemaker Gallipolis Mrs Walter Schoonover Kananga Cecil Daugherty Addison Woodrow Daugherty Middleport Mrs Paul Burns Cheshire Charles Daugherty Kaneuga plus siblings William and James Fowler Earl Fowler Jennie Eckard Lena Roush Daisy Maddy.
Harry Baldwin 35 white won selection for custodian of the Gallipolis courthouse at a county commissioners meeting. Other applicants were Richard Craddolph Andrew Jones Anderson Young Edward Winston George Watson Dempsey Lanthorn J E Halley. Salary is 100 dollars monthly. Secretary to County Prosecutor John Howell Marjorie Shoemaker’s salary increased from 48 to 65 dollars monthly at the same meeting. Commissioners also awarded gravel and lime to township roads for winter prep. Dillon family plans a reunion at Callicoat Grove on August 30.
Gallipolis reports the city civil service commission will meet to consider charges and suspension of John Fraley as chief of police by City Manager S A Clendenin. The manager's decision was sustained by the city commission, a rehearing was refused, and the case will be referred to the civil service commission.
Pt Pleasant residents and visitors share weekend gatherings and travel plans. Notables include Mr and Mrs Jack Arnett and Miss Louise Slack visiting relatives, and Ezra Lewis from Illinois stopping by. Local hosts include Mr and Mrs Clyde McGhee and Mrs Emma Kincaid, with a citywide mix of extended stays and social events.
Gallipolis reports nearly 90 rural school bus drivers delaying certificates while 18 have passed the required physical exam. A second practice blackout is set for Monday night August 31 in 17 Ohio and West Virginia counties. Bert Loucks is chosen by the county board of education to serve as attendance officer for the coming school year.
Tobias P. Bumgarner prominent Mason County citizen died at home near New Haven Sunday evening at 5 o clock after months of illness following a highway accident. He 68 was a former member of the House of Delegates and county court, connected with the state tax commission, later a traveling salesman and farmer. Survived by son Gary R Bumgarner of Point Pleasant and daughter Mrs Lawrence Parsons of New Haven plus a brother and sister. Funeral at 2 this afternoon at the New Haven Lutheran church.
Frank Harris age 60 died in his bedroom at the Markley home on Main St by shooting himself with a shotgun. He had been despondent since his wife left for Seattle months ago and leaves a wife, a daughter in Lima, two sons in California and a Marine Corps son, with a half brother in town. The body was taken to Arnett Funeral Home for arrangements.
R C Rummel from the state Office of Price Administration surveys the defense area to equalize allotments and learn where war industry workers live and their transportation. The state tax commissioner approved city budget estimates and a city council meeting is set tonight to levy next year’s rate matching the estimates.
An application for a marriage license was filed with the county clerk on Saturday by Aubrey Vandal and Margaret Cordella Toner, both of Mason.
Funeral rites for Mrs. William Bateman 83 of Chillicothe avenue were held this afternoon at the Tope Funeral Home with interment in Clay township. She leaves three daughters Verna Brown Ethel Layne Lena Jackson and a son Wheeler Holsten.
Sugar bonus program announced by Secretary James Johnson of the ration board runs Aug 31 to Sept 5 for industrial and institutional users. It aims to raise July–October allotments by 50–75 percent for institutional and 70–80 percent for industrial users, based on Aug 1941 vs Aug 1942 consumption with a 10 percent deduction if dollar sales are the basis. Stamp No 8 covers five pounds from Aug 23 to Oct 31. Stamp No 7 expires Aug 22.
The new bridge across Old Town Creek on the million dollar access highway to the ordnance works opened to traffic yesterday afternoon. The highway from Shadle Bridge to the plant is now complete and final surfacing on a mile remains. The road is expected to be fully open in about ten days. Grading and culvert work continue on the Jackson Avenue access road to the navy yard.
Mayor B Walter Krodel said the city received a government contract to supply water for 350 houses in North Point Pleasant for Navy yard and ordnance works employees. Water will be provided through a single master meter with distribution handled by the Point Pleasant Housing Authority Inc. for the project.
Mrs George L Gardner is critically ill at her St Louis home. She is daughter of Dr A G Arnett and sister of Mrs Kenneth L Peck who is with her during illness. Family reports she will undergo a surgical operation soon.
Mrs Sabina Frances Casey 82 died Sunday morning after months of illness at her Henderson home. Funeral 2:30 pm from the home with Rev Eugene Dick officiating. Burial Lone Oak Cemetery. Born in Mason County to Harrison and Hannah Frost Casey survived by sisters Emma Booth and Lena Bates both of Henderson. The Charles Sullivan family had cared for her.
Carl Roush of Mason was fined five dollars plus costs after arraignment before Magistrate Sam Taylor for drunkenness. He paid the fine and was released. Trooper Williamson and Smith Fannin of Gifford Ky arrested another man by Patrolman Noble for drunkenness and he is held in the county jail.
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