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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1944

Page

5

Induction Report From No 2 Area Athens County

About 274 registrants were sworn or sent to screening for service. Forty three of 62 from Local Board 2 area were accepted for service. Army 46, Navy 17, Marine 2. The Navy list includes William Deeter and others. Army group has 24 with three weeks home furlough and Fort Hayes reception. Three transfers to other boards noted.

Nelsonville Athens County Selective Service Board No Clarksburg W. Va Ifave Crown Wenty Etserree Army I Marine Corps Frank Eddy Mort Pairan Navy Huntington Erning Olsonville Stanley William Deeter Coolville Wilbert Fredrick Coakley George James Stewart Oscar Raymond Whaley Guysville Theodore Culp Mill St Nelsonile Junior King Dalton Chestnut St Belsonville Raymondwarammond Ionville Harold Dwight Clark Carbondale Oral Raymond Canter Lathrop Lewis Edward Calvert Buchtel Roy Gerald Bookman James Frank Huddy Poplar St Welsonville Morton Alfred Pairan Monroe St Nylsonville Jerald Nel Stephenson Will Eport Ney Fort Hayes Merritt Herron New Marshfield Donald Lee Yuenger Kontert William Marvin Young Paul Phillip Cain Athens Athens Rt. 3. Harl Kennard Chesser, Carbondale James Grow Milligan Albany Vern Wilford Parsons Merle Vernon Drake John Douglas Wigal New Russell Herbert Devaul Jefferson St Ashland County Herbert Edmund Woody E. Franklin St Montgomery Chester Wayne Stewart Fort St Columbus Jack Martin Grace Martin Myers St Los Angeles Calif

Wright Urges Good Care of Heifer Calves

Athens County extension agent Ross Wright warns underfeeding calves harms future performance as milk prices tempt dairymen to reduce feeding. Ohio State specialist C L Blackman offers economical milk schedules by breed, plus a proven four part calf ration and guidance on weaning and using a warm milk diet to prevent scours.

Ross Wright Athens County C. L. Blackman Ohio State University Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire

War Department telegram notes Karns wounded in action in Italy

Pfc. Glennis V. Karns aged 29 was wounded December 13 in Italy after serving as a paratrooper trained at Ft. Benning. He fought in Sicily and North Africa before the Italy invasion, with Chauncey and Lock family connections listed. other local service members, Blazer, Junod, Nixon, and Coen, are named with training sites and current statuses.

Charlie Karns Chauncey War Department Pfc Glennis V. Karns Italy Karns Ft. Benning Sicily North Africa Chauncey- Dover High School Hattie Karns Henry Lock Near Chauncey Katie Lock

Local Selective Service to screen 44 registrants in Nelsonville

Forty four area registrants and two transfers will report for screening at the American Legion Building Nelsonville January 13 at 9 am under new rules halting local tests after February 1 except for obvious defects. Transfers include Harry Gillin Minerd from Canton and Charles Lechleidner from Alma Michigan.

Nelsonville Athens County Selective Service Board No American Legion Army Armed Forces Clyde Stuart Byers Columbus St Donald Gray Buchtel William Henry Deeter Coolville Richard Lewis Duncan Ralph Bernard Calaway Clarence L. Chutes Walker Lewis Norman Hockingport Paul Wilson Hartley Athens Raymond Gene Juniper Washington St Don Maynard Nye W. Washington St Ross Dayton Bibbee Elza Ray Flowers Stewart Emmett Edward Tabler Lathrop Raymond Brunston Frederick St John Harvey Ee S. Lewis Walnut St Vernon Albert Birtcher Deanville Worley Edward Baughman Albany Robert Dale Brown Poplar St. James Warden Marcum Adrian Lamarr Hurd Donald Edward Fink Chestnut St Harry Gillin Minerd Sharpsburg Sharpsburg Rt. 1 Canton Ohio Charles Lechleidner Alma Mich

Syracuse Social and Personal Notes Weekly Update

Evangelistic services will be held nightly this week at Asbury Methodist Church per Pastor Rev. Lawrence Schmitt. Several residents are listed as ill or away including Herbert Stobert David Cuckler Sr Nancy and Sharlee Newman William Bartels Sr and Cpl David Flanagan now in a North Africa hospital Mrs Helen K Underhill and Marcia Karr visited from Columbus Rev Taylor spoke at United Brethren Church Mrs John Gilmore hosted a family dinner for her mother-in-law Mrs Fred Gilmore George Rea visited Ironton Frank Capehart returned to Barberton William Wallace learned his grandson is missing in action in the South Pacific Mrs Thomas Clark Sr aided at the Syracuse Post Office and Robert Grimm returned to Great Lakes Naval Training Station after a visit.

Syracuse Asbury Methodist Church Lawrence Schmitt Herbert Stobert David Cuckler Nancy Sharlee Newman William Bartels A. M. Roberts David Flanagan North Africa Helen K. Underhill Columbus N. J. Karr Marcia Karr Vernon Jones New York N. Y

Escort Vessel To Be Named for Ohio Marine

Two Guadalcanal heroes will be honored at Bethlehem-Hingham Shipyard with a double launching of destroyer escort vessels. The vessel named for a Marine Corps second lieutenant from Rushsylvania Ohio will slide down the ways after being wounded fatally on November 2 1942 while leading his platoon against Japanese forces.

Boston Bethlehem-Hingham Phe Wen Binswi Marine Corps Rushsylvania Ohio

Beavers Use Wind Power in Timber Test

Beavers cut trees to a fine core and rely on wind to finish, avoiding full gnawing through the trunk. Local wildlife tale suggests the rodents use gusts to aid their work, reducing risk of collapse as they probe the wood.

Mrs. Phillips Dies Tuesday in Athens Home

Mrs. America L. Phillips, 112 E State St Athens, died at 2 20 this morning after months of illness. She is survived by son Howard L Goodwin Carbondale sisters Mrs M J Callahan Carbondale and Mrs C O Lowry Richland Ave and brother Benjamin F Beckler Carbondale. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm slow time at home conducted by Rev Dr E A Brown with burial at New Marshfield.

America L. Phillips E. State St Carbondale Athens First Methodist Church M. J. Callahan C. O. Lowry Richland Ave Benjamin F. Beckler E. A. Brown New Marshfield

State makes tests of seed for farmers in Ohio

Farmers with grain or grass seed for sale may have it tested free of charge for the first four samples by the Division of Plant Industry. Due to labor shortages, send samples immediately for testing and reporting before seeding time. More seed will be older than usual because of high prices.

Ross Wright Athens County Division of Plant Industry Ohio Department of Agriculture C. N. McIintyre McIntyre Wright

Move To Keep Doctors In Veterans Hospitals

Washington reports a doctor shortage in veterans hospitals prompts Army to enroll doctors in active service and require them to stay on the job. VA notes about 1,400 civil service doctors hold reserve commissions and some are resigning to join active Army duty.

Veterans’ Hospitals Washington Veterans Army Veterans Administration

FBI Agent Tells Rotary of War Time Activities

Special FBI Agent A. H. Belmont described FBI wartime work before the Athens Rotary Club. He noted 125000 draft evaders drafted, arrests for sedition and espionage, and thousands of Axis spies rounded up. Fingerprint processing surged to 100000 daily in Washington, aiding local fugitives, with over 70 million Americans fingerprinted during the war.

FBI Rotary Federal Bureau of Investigation Belmont Washington

Stewart Reelected Cincinnati Mayor for Fourth Term

James Garfield Stewart was elected mayor of Cincinnati for the fourth consecutive time by the City Council. He led the November councilman race with 19 738 first choice votes under proportional representation, surpassing the 11 749 needed, leaving a surplus of 7 798. Republican county organizations across 15 counties endorsed his gubernatorial bid.

James Garfield Stewart Athens County Republican Executive Committee Cincinnati

Poultry production goals set for 1944 in Athens County

Irvin A Wolfe of Athens County AAA reports 1944 poultry goals from the Department of Agriculture. Eggs target 102 percent of 1943, meat slightly below 1943 levels. To reach these goals, 28.5 million tons of feed are needed, prompting extensive culling of non laying and slow birds. Hatcheries urged to ensure feed, housing, equipment, and knowledge for customers amid tight supplies. Oriental legend cites sun goddess tale as aside.

Irvin A. Wolfe Athens County Aaa Department of Agriculture WFA Wolfe

Kiwanis Club Names 1944 Committees and Leaders

Dr. C A Frey outlined installation notes and Robert H Sanborn was named Ohio district governor. At Athens Kiwanis meeting Irvin Quick led a rededication as Fred C Sanders became president and Harold Wise outlined the 1944 committee plan with chairmen across community service national service club meetings youth service and club administration.

C. A. Frey Kiwanis Athens Club Robert H. Sanborn Cleveland Ohio Irvin D. Quick Fred C. Sanders Harold FE. Wise Wise Ross Wright C. B. Nye T. H. Metters B. A. Wolfe Leonard Prater George Smith W. A. Mechem H. O. Wagner Glen Hanes J. B. Grogan E. G. Clifton R. A. Lee D. M. Goddard F. L. Williams Harold E. Wise

Driver Fined for DUI in Pomeroy Court

Luther J. Imboden age 36 of Minersville was arrested by state highway patrol on a DUI charge Saturday night. He pleaded guilty before Mayor George Howell and was fined ten dollars plus costs.

Luther J. Imboden Minersville George Howell Pomeroy

Athens Temperature Skews Warm as Noon Readings Rise

Yesterday in Athens the high reached 38 with a low of 15 overnight. At noon today the temperature was 35, suggesting a mild day ahead with variable conditions.

Athens

DoJ Acquires Largest Global Fingerprint Collection

The United States Department of Justice amasses over 4.5 million fingerprints in a record collection touted as the world's largest and best. Authorities describe the archive as a major resource for identification and crime solving.

United States Department of Justice

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