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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1945
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR note mentions cars and a request or requirement involving a CAI and a serious push. Names and details are unreadable and incomplete.
A garbled cross word like item lists various clues including Latin terms and abbreviations for a puzzle page. It references a picture of a president or dictator and a long sequence of cryptic style hints across regions and words.
Leonard Simpson returns home Wednesday from Rus pid New Mexico after a 15 day stay. He will spend the holiday with parents.
Fragments describe rain and warm Christmas in Gloucester area with hard ice on roads. Mentions temperatures near freezing, slippery conditions, and lingering snow and ice on Tuesday. Details are jumbled but indicate difficult pedestrian travel and shifting weather.
Glouster personal items record Mrs. Gham unable to travel to Glouster due to illness while Cpl. Frederick Stansberry spent eight days with his parents Ira and Mrs. Stansberry in the city. Pvt Roy Yaw on furlough from Lowrey Field Denver visits, as do several Yaw family members in Athens and Glouster. Cp. Ralph Sanders overseas for months, telegram reports arrival at Boston and imminent homecoming.
Mr and Mrs som and their child Deloris traveled with Cpl Frederick in a car on Route 78 near Torencon when a pickup driven by Carlos Harvey collided. The car suffered damage while Mrs Stansberry sustained a facial cut. A highway patrolman from Athens investigated the wreck as the selector cited a bad windshield and failed wiper.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Church in Chauncey held an all-day quilting session at the church. A noon chicken dinner was served and there was a 4 Christmas gift exchange. Several members were absent due to illness. Present were Mrs. Ella De Vere, Mrs. Fann Palmer, Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey, Mrs. Mary Dew and Mrs. Blanche Chanplin.
Glouster Mayor Thomas Williams urges residents to feed neighborhood birds when snow covers the ground. He notes birds help control harmful insects in warmer months and will repay the effort by surviving the winter with available food.
Chauncey-Dover High School staged a Christmas assembly featuring the Chauncey-Dover Band performing carols. The High School chorus joined with songs including The Angels Song Glory Be to God and No Candle Was There and No Fire. Rev Gilbert Courtney delivered the Christmas message as students sang together.
Funeral services for William Cartwright age 63 of Greens Run were held Saturday at the Jacksonville Methodist Church with Rev. Gilbert Courtney officiating. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by wife Effie Lowery Cartwright son Clarence two sisters and a brother, with a son and a daughter preceding him in death.
Chauncey residents host relatives during the holidays as Hazel Harvey and family from Detroit spend time with Noah and Mary Harvey. Mary Dew of Chauncey visits Wheeling, and Frank Craig of Columbus visits his mother Tillie Six. Stout’s ambulance transports William Frazee to Marietta for pneumonia treatment. Gilbert Love of Columbus brings holiday visitors. Navy veteran Harry Oliver returns home to Chauncey. Mrs Rose Dicker’s condition improves after a period of serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Chauncey visited their son Dean Hamilton of Wellston at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis on Saturday. He was admitted several days ago for treatment after suffering high blood pressure and his condition has improved. His wife Evan was at the hospital with him.
Curtis Rutter 20 son of Clyde and Mrs Rutter, of Millfield, was buried at Millfield Cemetery after services at the Church of Christ. He died from a heart ailment suffered after a traffic accident Tuesday night. Funeral was held Friday with Rev Mingus presiding. Burial followed at Hilltop. He was survived by his parents.
Corporal Adams of the 303 Engineers Battalion has been promoted to sergeant. His wife and daughter live at The Plains. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Adams of Nelsonville Route 1 and serves in the occupational army in Berlin.
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