Ernest Paul Howard Dies In Action In France
Mr and Mrs Ernest Howard of Guysville Route 2 report their son Pfe Ernest Paul Howard age 22 was killed in action in France. A Shade High School 1940 graduate he worked for the Erie Railroad in Marion before enlisting December 16 1942. He trained at Ft Bragg NC sailed overseas September 1943 and married Gloria Butler of Marion three weeks before induction. Survived by his wife his parents four sisters and two brothers. The notice notes his burial plans and honors.
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Ernest Howard
Guysville
Ernest Paul Howard
France
Pic
Howard
Marion
Shade High School
Erie Railroad
Ft. Brags
N. C
Gloria Butler
Ernest Baker
Ann
Mary Howard
Athens
Ambrose Howard
Herman
Rose Howard
Winter Tonic Fashion Pattern Ad from The Athens Messenger
A vintage pattern notice explains a simple sewing pattern for a bag and hat with gloves. It lists materials including wool coating fabric, lining, buckram, rings for an adjustable strap, and wool jersey. To obtain the big bag pattern number 3805, send 13 cents and 1 cent postage with name and address to Anne Cabot in New York.
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Heame
Love
Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Sixth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Fred Sanders Honored as Kiwanian of the Week in Athens
Members of the Athens Kiwanis Club at Berry Hotel honored retiring president Fred Sanders as the first Kiwanian of the Week. C B Nye and Harold Wise presented a pen and pencil set and ivy plant. The evening included pledges, Kiwanis talks on the club constitution, March of Dimes plans for January 14 to 31, and annual fund distributions.
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Athens Kiwanis ‘Club
Berry Hotel
Fred Sanders
Kiwanis
C. B. Nye
Harold Wise
Raymond A. Lee
Norman Dean
Frei Sands
P. L. Peterson
Miss Ella Carl Dies At White Oak Monday
Miss Ella Carl aged 68 died at her White Oak Meigs County home last night. Funeral services will be at Finster Ward Funeral Home Pomeroy Thursday at two o clock with interment in White Oak Cemetery. Survives include brother John Carl of Kingsbury and sister Elma at home. Also noted is County Senior 4 H Club meeting Wednesday at 8 p m at Athens Grange Hall with officer elections a quiz program folk games and refreshments.
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Pomeroy
Ella Carl
White Oak
Meigs County
Finster- Ward
Carl
John Carl
Kingsbury
Elma
Athens Grange Hall
Peden's Auto Recovered In Meigs County Theft Case
The automobile owned by Don C. Peden Ohio University athletic director was recovered by the State Highway Patrol. Stolen Friday night from Athens the car was found two miles north of Harrisonville along State Route 684 after residents reported it remained there all day Saturday and Sunday morning. The vehicle was stripped of tires with three worn tires swapped in, and the spare wheel, left front wheel, an electric clock, seat covers, ash trays, and tools were taken.
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Don C. Peden
Ohio University
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Harrisonville
Meigs County
Garbage Collection Fee Raised to $1.25 Month
Athens City Council, meeting last night, increased the municipal garbage collection fee from $1 to $1.25 per month to cover higher costs of the project. Patrons must pay in advance at City Hall for the service.
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Athens
City Hal
Robinson Delivers Penicillin History Talk at Medical Meeting
Dr. L. D. Robinson of Guysville spoke on the history and uses of penicillin to the Athens County Medical Society during its monthly gathering at Hotel Berry. Attendees included Drs. H. H. Fockler Beatrice Postle T. H. Morgan L. D. Nelson C. H Creed KJ. R. Sprague Ww. V. Sprague J. Webb A. A. Baldwin C. R. Hoskins H. T. Phillips B. R. Goldsberry BE. R. Rose and L. D. Robinson.
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C. R. Hoskins
H. T. Phillips
B. R. Goldsberry
BE. R. Rose and
L. D. Robinson
Zimmerman Parents Receive Purple Heart
Pfe. Zimmerman died of wounds from D-Day June 6 in the first invasion wave. The late Pfe. Zimmerman's parents Mr and Mrs M D Zimmerman of Albany received the Purple Heart posthumously. A poultrymen meeting set for January 17 at The Athens Cash Feed Store has been postponed due to unavoidable circumstances per W A Crozier.
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Zimmerman
Pfe
Max F. Zimmerman
M. D. Zimmerman
Albany
Pfe. Zimmerman
Dided
France
Athens
W. A. Crozier
Blanche McCallum
Congress St
Robert P. Walker
University of Minnesota
Walker
Ruth McCallum
Mary Carolyn
Minneapolis
Sentenced to jail for intoxication in Mineral city court
Starling Shingler age 40 pleaded guilty before Mayor Franz Woodworth to intoxication charges this morning. He was fined $5 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Athens Council No. 15 Royal and Select Masters will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM at Masome Temple to confer royal degrees announced by E. R. Jacoby.
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Starling Shingler
Mineral
Franz Woodworth
Athens
Masome
E. R. Jacoby
Eight indicted by Athens County Grand Jury session
Ten indictments against eight persons were returned in a one day Athens County Grand Jury session. Names include Leslie Porter Dowler Cecil John son Harrison Leslie Vander gutt Glennis Wilson George Gilkey Alfred Deal William Collins Edway B Ice and Wilson Gilkey are at large after escaping the Athens County Jail. The jury also condemned jail conditions urging immediate corrective steps.
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Athens County
Grand Jur
Leslie Porter Dowler
Cecil Johnson
Harrison Leslie Vandergutt
Glennis Wilson
George Gilkey
Alfred Deal
William Collins
Edway B. Ice
Wilson and
Gilkey
Dewey Laughlin Reported In Improved Condition At Home
Dewey Laughlin, 8 Wolfe St., who suffered a brain concussion from a fall on ice at his sister’s Fisher Station home on Sunday, is reported in improved condition at his residence. The fall caused a head impact. this marks his second injury in eight months following a prior broken arm.
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Dewey Laughlin
Wolfe St
Fisher Station
Laughlin
George Banks Elected By Mik Distributors in Ohio
George Banks of Athens was elected president of the Ohio Milk Distributors at their annual session in Columbus yesterday. W A Wentworth, Dairy Industry Committee member, said milk production must rise to 120 billion pounds to meet War Food Administration requirements, marking a 1.5 billion pound increase over 1944.
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Columbus
George Banks
Athens
Ohio Mik Distributors
War Food Administration
W. A. Wentworth
Dairy Industry Committee
Isaid
Shade Ames-Bern game moved to Amesville gym
The Athens County League basketball matchup between Shade and Ames-Bern High Schools is transferred from Shade to Amesville. A preliminary contest between reserve teams plays at 7 o clock on Wednesday night January It.
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Shade
Ames-Bern
Amesville
Weather and church services in Marshfield area
The day in Ath ens saw a high of 38 and a low of 24 with noon readings at 25. Rainfall reached 0.40 inches and the Hocking River rose to 5.28 feet. Missionary services are announced for Wednesday at New Marshfield Pilgrim Holiness Church, Thursday at Luhing Church, and Friday at East Canaan Church, led by Rev. N L Pus Sell with services starting at 7 pm.
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Athens
C. N. France
Hocking
New Marshfield Pilgrim Holiness
Luhing
East Canaan
N. L. Pus Sell
O. U's Journal
Ism
George Stary Lasher
Beatrice Lillie
API- Nearine
Seven Lively Arts
Journalists Meet For Luncheon In New York City
In New York City a luncheon gathered Prof. George Starr Lasher during his holiday visit. Attendees included Lasher, his daughters Mary Elizabeth and Dorothy, and Ohio University journalism alumni. Also present were PM staff Winston Wiseman and Betty Frizzel, Lt Raymond Licht, Ensign Rey Brune, Sol Kalichman, Richard McConnaughey, Richard Linke, Helen Johnston, and Helen Ganz. The event featured a mix of editors, reporters, and military personnel recently returned from duty.
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New York City
George Starr Lasher
Ohio University School of Journalism
Professor Lasher
Mary
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Betty Frizzel
Winston Wiseman
Raymond Licht
Bombardier
Jeave
Ensign Rey Brune
New York
Pacific
Sol Kalichman
Richard McConnaughey
Associated Press Wire Photo Service
Union WSCS Meets at the Home of Mrs. Dave Jones
Union WSCS of Union Methodist Church met January 11 at Mrs. Dave Jones’s home with ten members and Rev. McDonald presiding. A bake sale was planned for January 20 and a refreshment course was served. Waterloo High School opened the new year with a program featuring the Star Spangled Banner, Harold Morgan’s Teaching, a Virginia Kennard piano solo, and performances by ninth to twelfth grade girls.
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Union Wscs
Dave Jones
WSCS
Union Methodist Church
McDonald
Waterloo High School
Harold Morgan
Virginia Kennard
Marth
Ensign Schuler of Athens Highlighted in Colliers Piece
Ensign Frederick Schuler, of Athens Ohio, is featured in a Colliers article titled Americas Greatest Naval Battle. Four veteran reporters cover the story including Quentin Reynolds who notes Schuler scored a hit on a lap cruiser while on leave for his marriage to Miss Lucille McKlinney of Akron on January 3. They visited his parents on Morris Ave before heading to Akron and then to San Francisco to rejoin his squadron for Pacific duty.
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Frederick Schuler
Athens
Colliers
America
Quentin Reynolds
Ryoms
Ensign Schuler
Ohio
Lucille Mcklhinney
Akron
Woman's Council Plans For February Meeting At Church
The executive cabinet and council of the First Christian Church met at the church Thursday afternoon. Subscriptions for the organization magazine are being solicited by literary chairman Mrs. Luleile Schrieder. A letter from Mrs. Bertha Park thanked the council for its contribution to the patronal project and suggested securing a place for the February meeting. World Day of Prayer was announced for Feb. 16. Mrs. Williams reviewed The Long Sisters by Emily Hahn for the program.
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First Christian Church
Luleile Schrieder
Bertha Park
R. D Graham
E. A. Davis
William Williams
Emily Hahn
Pallas Club Marks 50th Anniversary Plans At Home
The Pallas Club met at Miss Laura Bailey s home to plan a 50th anniversary celebration. Miss Mary Kahler led the literary program with a review of Chekhov s The Cherry Orchard. Sergeant Clinton Bean of Muroc Cal arrived on furlough to Athens to visit family.
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Pallas Club
Laura Bailey
Church St
W. F. Copeland
Charles &, Matthews
Mary Kahler
Chekov
Clinton O. Bean
Muroc
Cal
Grace Bean
Phyllis Bean
Athens
Bean
Army Air Corps
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RIKES
Cline FigyTaa Pharmacy
Peden
Frank Anderson
Maude Haskins
John Brewer
Florence Coakley
Mildred Marshall
Eva Davis
Esta Warren
Winifred Crumley
W. B. Marlow
John Farrow
Leonard A. Myers
Charles Cameron
Foreman
Bess Russell
Evan Edwards
Grace Foster
Mik
Mercury
LDO
Benjamin
Moore
Benjamin Moore
Sanaflat
Paqua
Kerr Hardware Co
England
U. S
Hollywood
Uge
Vuw
H.b.t. Sy
Woman's Council
Episcopal Guild
Woman's Luxury
Church of the Good Shepherd
R. E. Coughlin
Park Place
Win
Sereno Lodge
Lg.c.f
Zemo
Miss Bailey
Billy Miller
George Plummer
Ethel Miller Galbreaith
Katherine Plummer
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Georgia Military College
Ashledgeville
Galbreath
Billy
Athens High School
Edward L. Maston
Camp Atterbury
Ind
New Guinea
Henry Matson
the Plains
Cleveland
Donald G. Hoffee
Bei Dorsey
Ken's Assurance Company
Tower
Haffee
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Petcv
Donald G. Toffee
South Pacific
Ben Fulton
Eglin Field
Fla
Jack Fulton
Miami
Oscar Fulton
E. State St
R. B. Drake
Betty Fulton
Pittsburgh
Marie Williams
Charles Howard
E. Carpenter St
Flakorn
Zeta Tau Alpha
Eta Tau Alpha
Misa Marian Coe
N. College St
Daddy Gary
Logan
Edgerton
March OF Dimes
Stanley's Shoe Store
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