Mount Enlists at Great Lakes Navy Training Station
Nelsonville youth Howard Earl Mount of Asbury Ridge recently enlisted at the Fast Camp Barry Navy Training Station in Great Lakes Illinois. He joined the Navy a week ago and is now in training.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1941
Page
3
Nelsonville youth Howard Earl Mount of Asbury Ridge recently enlisted at the Fast Camp Barry Navy Training Station in Great Lakes Illinois. He joined the Navy a week ago and is now in training.
A wild pre holiday storm in Nelsonville brought spectacular thunder and lightning, high wind in a rush, heavy rain turning to hail and sleet, and no fog or sleep as the event unfolded last night.
More than 200 Nelsonville children attended a Christmas dinner at the Elke club rooms Tuesday noon. The Ragies distributed candy to all under 12 at their home this afternoon. The menu included roast beef mashed potatoes celery jelly rolls and milk. Two boys helped serve a large spread with candy nuts oranges and apples. milk and food totals were extensive.
Local parish notes recount Christmas service at the chapel and Sunday entertainment. Details mention residents and families in Fort Knox area, Ky, with partial names and addresses.
Fragmentary lines show scorers and totals from a Nelsonville Alleys tournament, including names like Haffner Galvin and WRUscsmer TM. The text contains mixed numbers and illegible segments, offering only partial game and player tallies with no clear outcomes.
The Hounds lost both games in a back to back stretch. Errors and slow starts doomed scoring as opponents pulled away early in the contests.
Mrs Ida Hoskins longtime resident of the community dies at home after years in the area. She and her family moved here from New Straitville and had lived on Connett Route 2 for many years.
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