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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1944

Page

26

War Wives Circle Holds Christmas Dinner

The War Wives Circle met Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Sorority rooms. They enjoyed games and Christmas carols before a Christmas dinner served to Mary Margret Tomlinson Londa Goheen Margaret Langley Jessie Raybould Jerry Nelson Elizabeth Sheskey Helen Steenrod Leora Riley Anne Mae Lowery Jeanne Whitmore Nora Jo Hail Ida Lae Crombie and Ruth Johnson.

Eminumis War Wives Circle Mary Margaret Tomlinson Londa Goheen Margaret Langley Jessie Raybould Jerry Nelson Elizabeth Sheskey Helen Steenrod Leora Riley Anne Mae Lowery Jeanne Whitmore Nora Jo Hail Ida Lae Crombie Ruth Johnson

Christmas Visitors Share Holiday with Nelsonville Residents

A list of local and nearby guests visits Nelsonville and nearby towns over the Christmas weekend. Names include Mrs. Frank Knox, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Noize, Charles J. Pensyle family, Clarence Monks and son Bill, Mayor Lowell Burnel, and Lieut Helen Jackson with relatives in Ithaca and Columbus.

Springs Frank Knoxland Paul Wallace Cyne Thiana Harry J. Noize Lancaster C H. Bartlett Mary McCune Cleveland Charles J. Pensyle Clarence Monks Bill Near Richardson Columbus Lowell Burnel Will Burnell Helen Jackson Ithaca John

Glouster Masonic Lodge Installs New Officers

Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and AM met in the Masonic Hall to install officers for the coming year. Ernest Byers and JE Anderson officiated as installing officers, with LK Heiskell as Worshipful Master and a slate including William J. Golding, Enlon Grubb, E K Bryson, Ernest Jones, Dwight Hartley, Delmar Gladden, E K Peugh, Earl Oliver, John Binderbasin, and Thomas Reese. Past Master D Pickard received a Past Master’s Jewel for his service.

Glouster Glouster Lodge F&a. M Masonic Hall Ernest Byers JE. Anderson LK Heiskell William J. Golding Enlon Grubb Junor E. K. Bryson E. K. Peugh Earl Oliver Tyler John Binderbasin Thomas Reese D. Pickard Pickard

Christmas Visits Reach Across Town and States

Dayton residents Mrs Dorothy Huggins and Mrs Hubert Guess spent Christmas weekend with Mr and Mrs George H Campbell and family. Many locals joined relatives in city and nearby towns including Athens Columbus Newark Cleveland and New York area relatives for holiday gatherings.

Dorothy Huggins Hubert Guess Dayton Yeir George H. Campbell Higgin Georgie Higging Guess Charlotte Cotter Dora Harry Mary Isabel Bryson Earl Yaw 0. V Ruth Reese Columbus New York Seth Auer Toledo Trimble Corn Auer Richard Jones Cleveland Richard Dick) Jones DeLores

Trimble Serviceman Returns From Marine Corps Exercises

Max Anile recently completed graduation exercises at Quantico Virginia for the 61st RO.C and 58th OFC units of the United States Marines. She received an appointment as Second Lieutenant in the regular Marine Corps. David Cox A RM 3-c is visiting relatives after completing courses at Wildwood New Jersey and will report for reassignment after leave.

Guousien Max Anile Quantico O. F.C United States Marines Max x Marine Corps David Cox Wildwood, N. 5

Cablegram From Son In Switzerland Sends Holiday Cheer

Mr and Mrs Henry Kehstenkamper received a cablegram Monday from their son Sergeant Earl Kehstenkamper who is interned in Switzerland. He could only send a greeting due to internment rules. Another son Sergeant Henry Echstenkamper returned home December 17 after a period in a reconditioning camp in Asheville. He will report to a Texas camp for reassignment after a 29 month Pacific overseas tour.

Henry Kehstenkamper Set Earl Kehsten Kamper Switzerland Echstenkeampers Henry Echstenkamper Asheville N.C Texas Pacific Hhe States

Birthday Party Held For Michael Mudrie At Summit Street Home

Mr and Mrs George Mudrie hosted a birthday party for three year old Michael at their Summit Street home on Friday afternoon. After games ice cream and cake were served to a group of boys and several adults including Jon Habbert Don Habbert Michael Beshara Tom Brown Darrell Judson Gary Dean Hillman Walter Brown Athens Al Beshara and Mrs Mudrie. Michael received gifts and cards while Joseph Beshara could not attend. Mrs J J Stephenson returned from Warren after ten days visiting relatives and was joined by a Texas niece Dorothy Davis. Stephenson's son and his wife visited briefly while she recovers from illness.

al Beshara Sir Mudrie Michael Joseph “Beeshara Pharty Uert Glouster J. J. Stephnson Warren Juesday

Nelsonville arrests lead to fines in mayor’s court

Two townspeople pled guilty to intoxication charges during Christmas week in Nelsonville. Herbert Burwell Cash Seton Margarete Croskey Dean Ville Down Huddy and others were arraigned and fined five dollars plus costs in the mayor’s court.

Nelsonville Suchtel Sen Gladys Rife Henry Calbert "Tate Herbert Burwell Cash Seton Margarete Croskey Dean Ville Down Huddy

Christmas Dinner Attended by Jones Family Relatives

Allison Jones hosted a Christmas dinner at Curstnas with guests Pfe and Mrs Daryl Jones and Judy. Leonard Wolfe and Billy, plus James Kearns and Grace Ann Wanda Lee. all from Jacksonville. Daryl cut his leave short to report at camp and travel to Maine for overseas service.

Allison’ Jones Pfe Daryl Jones Judy Leonard Wolfe Billy Athens James Kearns Grace Ann Wanda Lee Ances Jacksonville Daryl Columbus Maine Calif

Criticism of Wartime Sports Eases As 1944 Ends

AP poll shows wartime sports criticism faded to minimum in 1944. Editors note public and armed forces urged continuing sports after fears of suspension. Attending crowds and betting at tracks signal a postwar sports boom, with 12 million servicemen discharged boosting pro leagues and touring events.

NEW York Associated Press Hal Cressman Noristown Times-Herald Sai Chet Bill Diehl Norfolk Ledich Ason Minn Army Navy Air Force Ney Dubuque, In Telgraph-Herald

Albany Quint Loses Twice

Albany high school opened its season with two losses. The Plains defeated Albany varsity 49 to 25 and the Albany reserves 36 to 17. Vinton Rural beat Albany varsity 40 to 29 and won the reserve game 20 to 8.

Albany the Plains Vinton Rural

Young American general leads 45th Division in combat

Maj Gen Robert T. Frederick, 31, is believed the youngest U S infantry division leader on the Western Front. He took command after actions with the 1st Special Service Force in the Aleutians, Malaya and southern France. He has been wounded seven times.

U. S Maj-Ge Robert T. Frederick 1St Special Service Force Aleutians Maly France

Ruling Aids Cage Giants In Three Day College Tourney

The three day eight team all college tournament opens with a rule on goaltending and tall players under review. Bob Kurland and George Kok headline the top tall men with Kurland averaging 9 points per game last season and 16.8 this year in five games. The Spaghetti Bowl in Italy features Fifth Army and 12th Airforce teams, with bands, baton twirlers, and visiting baseball figures Durocher and Medwick expected to provide entertainment between halves.

Oklahoma Crry Akyeeran Sein Bob Kurland Ohta Oma Angie George Kok Ark Trues Kurland Aggie Son Bob Athartau Gene Lambert Staueri Italy Chamson Pasadena Calif Fifth Army 12Th Airforce EWT Kickott Ack Peggy Jean Amer Jen USO Ella Logan Leo Lip’ Durocher Brooklyn Dodgers Ducky Medwick New York Giant USC Gene Stauver Indiana Toledo Uni

Averages Show Detroit Aces Tops in American League

Detroit's Dizzy Trout and Harold Newhouser led AL pitching with 56 wins as a pair on one club the most since 1904. Newhouser won 20.9 with 21 14 in ERA 2.22. Trout 21 14 in ERA. Hughson led in losses before being drafted. 38 complete games and 1308 innings highlighted Newhouser and Trout's season.

Detroit Aces Chicago Paul Dizzy) Trout Harold Newhouser Detroit Trout Newhouser John D. Chesbro John Powell New York Hal Newhouser Boston Tex Hughson Armed Forces Aou Sita Joe Heving Jona Berry Philadelphia Nelson Pttes St. Lown Browns Tah

Fullerton's Roundup by Hugh Fullerton features pro league moves

Chick Meehan plans a westward tour to align the Trans-American Pro Football League with Denver and Los Angeles. He argues his circuit could rival the National League as a businesslike league. The piece notes the National League rejected 25,000-dollar franchise bids last spring and hints at looming competition.

Hugh Fullerton New York Chick Meehan Denver Los Angeles Chick Tipott National

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