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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1945

Page

7

Ohio University Committee on Conservation to Discuss Southern Ohio Problems

A January dinner at University Grill will host the Ohio University Committee on Conservation for Southern and Southeastern Ohio. Members plus invited faculty will discuss regional deterioration, inventory of resources, and remedial measures in soil erosion water resources forestry and other fields to aid long term planning.

Southern Ohio Ohio University Committee On Conservation Southern and Southeastern Ohio University Grill B. T. Grover A. H. Armbruster C. L. Dow Carl A. Frey H. T Gier P. B.lGullum O. E. McClure Carl Nessley G. C. Parks W. S. Gamertsfelder Committee On Conservation Ohio University Ohio Southern Dow

Plan Travel Promotion in Postwar Ohio Meeting

Ohio Development and Publicity Commission calls leaders from hotels restaurants auto clubs and convention bureaus to a January 15 Columbus Vir ginia Hotel gathering. The aim is to prepare a postwar travel promotion plan as travel dollars in Ohio dropped after Pearl Harbor. Ohio ranked third in travel revenue before the war, now nearly wiped out, with 36 states expanding their promotions.

Ohio Ohio Development and Publicity Commission Virginia Hotel Columbus Pearl Harbor U.S. Travel Bureau Convention Bureau

Ed Harbarger dies at 75 in Akron home

Ed Harbarger aged 75 died at his Akron home on January 5 after a career in the city. Born near Carbon dale, he retired after years in Akron. He is survived by wife Cora Harbarger and three sons Fred Frank and Dr A L a daughter Mrs Florence Mason two sisters Mrs Clarence Strawn Athens and Mrs Charles Kennard New Plymouth a brother James Harbarger of Logan and a niece Mrs E J Shannon of Athens attended the funeral in Akron.

Athens County Ed. Harbarger Akron Harbarger Carbondale Cora Harbarger Fred Frank A. L Florence Mason Clarence Strawn Athens Charles Kennard New Plymouth James Harbarger Logan Strawn Kennard E. J. Shannon Akro

Athens men in service and war front notes

Athens residents and relatives are reported across services in Europe and the Pacific. Sgt. Myron L. Yaw flies B-24 missions in Italy. Major Merwin R. Chappel serves at a German field hospital. several Athens County men receive promotions, complete indoc training, or report recent combat actions with the 15th Air Force, Navy, and Fifth Army units overseas.

AAF Italy Myron L. Yaw Otto Yaw Morris’ S Ave Athens Yaw 15Th Airr Force Lyons France Salonika Greece Biechhammer Ohio University Air Forces Harlingen Field Texas

Truck Knocked Off Road Near Nelsonville

An unidentified truck sideswiped Robert Taylor of 116 Adams Street Nelsonville early today on Route 33 three miles north of Nelsonville. Taylor’s truck went into a ditch causing major damage but he had no injuries. The other driver fled the scene. Milo Bean, 63, of 20 Wolfe Street, pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Franz Woodworth and was fined five dollars plus costs.

Robert Taylor Adams St Nelsonville Taylor Milo Bean Wolfe St Franz Woodworth

Deductions Made Easier in New Income Tax Rules

This second of ten explanatory articles guides readers through radical changes in the year’s income tax. It highlights a $300 per person personal exemption, revised dependency tests, removal of the earned income credit, altered medical credits, and a broad sweep of deductions now disallowed.

Simplietty NEA Service Peehoo

Athens Man Is Wounded in Italy Dec 26

Mrs Genevieve McDonald of Shafer Street reports her husband Pvt Stanley C McDonald was wounded in Italy on December 26. He is in the Heavy Artillery and has been overseas nine months, son of Mrs Minnie Miller of Riverside Drive.

Harlan Johnson Helen Linscott Richland Ave Johnson New York City Genevieve McDonald Shafer St Stanley C. McDonald Italy McDonald Minnie Miller Riverside Drive

Mollie LeFever Dies. Funeral Wednesday

Miss Mollie LeFever aged 1? died Monday night in Athens. She leaves brother Manning of Glouster and sister Mrs Ella Weaver of Alfred. Funeral services set for Wednesday at five o clock in the Methodist Church.

Coolville Mollie le Fever Athens Manning Glouster Ella Weaver Alfred Methodist

Soldiers and Local Allies Feature in 1940s War Role Notes

A local man befriends a nonnative snake in Albany while an Army officer candidate recalls training after an infantry school. Veterans connected to Athens High School and Ohio University serve in England, with Cpl Lawrence G. Helwig a sheet metal specialist at a bomber base and Pfc William T. Losey earning the Good Conduct Medal while supporting Eighth Air Force operations overseas.

Infantry School Ft. Benning Swank Athens High School Ohio University Army IRTC Camp Wheeler Eighth Air Force England Lawrence G. Helwig Pearl W. Helwig Curtiss Wright Corp Columbus Maydelle Hamilton AIR Force Service Command William T. Losey Harvey Losey Shuster Strategic Air Depot New York Central Railroad Co Losey Armed Forces Keeser Field Miss Jefferson Barracks

Gas Company Warns About New Shortage

The Ohio Fuel Gas Co warns that an expected cold wave may trigger gas shortages. Domestic use for water heating space heating and non essential heating could be curtailed. Commercial deliveries and non war related industry will be reduced if cold weather lasts. Local managers report industries already shut off. gas use has risen in defense plants to support wartime production.

Ohio The Gas Co Frank Phillips Ohio Fuel Gas Co Columbus Dayton Toledo Cincinnati

Athens Group Tops in Sales in War Bond Drive

The Athens distribution employees of The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. led the Columbus Group War Bond Sales Contest, finishing 1944 in leadership. For the 12 months ending Dec 31, total sales by the employees reached $493,200, averaging $7,600 per distributor based on payroll. The Gas Company has been an authorized distributor for Series EY Bonds since the program began.

Athens Ohio Fuel Gas Co Columbus Group

Foster Soldier Wounded in Germany Foot in France Hospital

Mrs. Louise Kelley Foster of Mound Street received a letter from her husband Sergeant Robert Foster stating he had been wounded in his right foot while fighting in Germany on December 19. He serves with the Army Engineers and has been overseas since October, now convalescing in a French hospital.

Francis Efaw Lotus Elkins State St Marines Solomon Islands U. S. Marines Corps San Diego Calif Camp Elliott B. A. Dodson Pvt D. H. Conroy Seventh Army Hisife Memphis Tenn Louise Kelley Foster Mound St Robert Foster Germany Foster Army Engineers France

Ohio University to Return to Two-Semester Year with Summer Terms

President W. S. Gamersfelder announced Ohio University will resume a two long semester schedule starting with the 1945 summer session. An eight week summer term begins June 11 followed by a three week post session opening in August. The fall semester starts September 17.

W. S. Gamersfelder Ohio University

Snowfall and Cold Snap Report in Athens Weather

One-half inch of snow fell in Athens today with colder conditions. Yesterday’s high reached 35 and the low last night was 24, as reported by Mrs. C. N. France, weather observer. By noon today the temperature dropped to 20 as the Hocking River began to recede.

Athens C. N. France Hocking

Father of Gallagher Dies in New York City

Mr and Mrs James A Farrell Richland Aye received word of the death of Dr L W Gallagher in New York City father of their son in law Lawrence W Gallagher Scarsdale NY Surviving are his wife Florence and two sons John in the Army and Lawrence W II and two grandchildren Lawrence IV and Mary Sue Lawrence W Gallagher attended Ohio University His father was a dentist in New York City

Gallagher New York City James A. Farrell Richland Aye L. W. Gallagher Lawrence W. Gallagher Scarsdale N. Y Florence Gallagher John Lawrence Wi Lawrence IV Mary Sue Ohio University

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