Nelsonville Area Selectives Fail To Pass Final Tests
Fifteen of the Nelsonville area registrants were classified 1 A as physically qualified after pre induction exams in Clarksburg W Va Thirty one registrants were in the group twelve were rejected and four require further examination The 1 A men will be placed in a pool for future quotas The approved men include Clyde Stuart Guy Betts James Wilber Clarence Col New Marshfield Paul Wilson Ley Athens Roy Monroe Barnhart Don old Edward Fink Clarence Liled Chutes Paul Edgar Linson Robert Clark Manford Wend Ralph Bernard Calloway Ray mond Gene Juniper James Warden Marcum and others Two colored registrants Oren Miller and Isaac Santford Dalton were accepted for Navy duty with induction to follow The Great Smoky mountains are described in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Atkins County Selective Service Board
Clarksburg
W. Va
Clyde Stuart
W. Columbus St
Nelsone
Guy Edward Betts
Newfield
James Wilber
Mineral
Clarence Frank Col
New Marshfield
Paul Wilsonley
Athens
Army
Roy Monroe Barnhart
Coolville
Don
Edward Fink
Chestnut St
Nville
Navy
Clarence
Columbus
U.S. Navy
Oren Miller
Frederick St
Isaac Santford Dalton
Zanesville
Stewart
Fidelis Class and Naomi Circle Meet in Nelsonville
Nelsonville society notes report Fidelis Class of First Presbyterian Church meeting at Mrs. Saltz home with 15 members present. Naomi Circle of the Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. Stalter home with 12 members and a rummage sale planned for March 18. Also mentions a Buenos Aires tremor aftermath and an 1844 bruise remedy anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
John Saltz
W. Washington St
Carrie Cox
E. J. Kessinger
Naomi Circle
Methodist Church
R. R. Stalter
Stella Betts
Stalter
Phillip Parry, Jr
Demand for Workers Shows Steady Drop
The National Industrial Conference Board reported a continuing decline in labor demand through late 1943. In November, employed or armed forces numbers fell by 1.2 million, mainly due to reduced farm work after harvest, with civilian nonfarm employment 100,000 below October levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Tree falls kill 9 year old in Chillicothe area
A 9-year-old, Herman Barnhart, was killed when a falling tree struck him as he watched his father, Albert Barnhart, cutting trees near Kingston. The incident occurred yesterday in Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Herman Barnhart
Albert Barnhart
Kingston
Ben Smith Dies in Colorado
Ben Smith aged 66 a former Nelsonville printer died at the Printer's Home in Colorado Springs after an attack of acute indigestion. He lived at the home for three years and leaves his wife Winnie Beard Smith of Lancaster and one sister in Washington. Funeral and burial will be in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ben Smith
Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. Smith
Athens
T. Erven Wells
Buckeye News
Squire Asher Buckley
Milo Bennett
Toledo
Lancaster
Winnie Beard Smith
Petty Officer Rex Clark Returns on 21 Day Leave
Petty Officer Rex Clark of the U S Navy, a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Ted Clark, surprised them with a visit after two months without letters due to military restrictions. He served in battles at the Gilbert and Marshall Islands and was photographed in Life Magazine January 17 from his ship. He left Saturday morning for the receiving station after a 21 day leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Clark
U. S. Navy
Ted Clark
Gilbert and
Marshall Islands
Life Magazine
Clark
Langsville Briefs Move to Charleston and Local Guests
Langsville notes report Mrs L E Fnts minger traveled to Charleston to visit her brother Will Mc Knight who is seriously ill. Neva Kennedy and family were Sunday guests of Elwood Nelson in Dexter. Langsville Ladies Aid met at the church with Rev Denison and wife as guests. Grace Savage formerly of Langsville married Eric Denny of Eno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
L. E. Fntsminger
Charleston
Will McKnight
Neva Kennedy
Wayne
Carl
Beulah
Beatrice
Elwood Nelson
Dexter
Senator Mechem Heads to Akron for Hearing Sessions
Senator Stan ley Mechem, chairman of the Small Business committee, travels to Akron for several days as the committee from the last legislature holds hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mechem
Akron
Nelsonville
Stanley Mechem
WAC Group Commended For Spirit
Mary Margar et Savage of the WAC, now stationed in England, is cited in a Christmas commendation from the transport commander Colonel Ward L. Schrantz. The note praises the 176 enlisted women and 10 officers aboard for discipline, training, and soldierly spirit during transfer from a disabled vessel to the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Margaret Savage
WAC
England
Oliver Savage
Buchtel
Ward L. Schrantz
Athens County
United Kingdom
174Th
Edith M. Davis
Assembly Pastor Speaks on Delinquency at Nelsonville High
Nelsonville High School held an assembly sponsored by Gordon Thompson. Rev E C Bond spoke on juvenile delinquency and personal responsibility, urging students to pursue education and faith. Student roles included Rodney Jonas leading colors, Eileen Davis pledging allegiance, and Bud Hull MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gordon Thompson
Rodney Jonas
Eileen Davis
Bud Hull
Richard Kelly
D. W. Codding
Raymond Connett
Marguerite Locke
Shirley Sayers
Ester Juniper
E. C. Bond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Nelsonville Area
Great Smoky Mountains
Naples
Nelsonville Social Notes
Peating
Mabel Haffner
Buenos Aires
San Juan
Ohlinger
Wolfe
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
California
Our Home Furnishings
Armstrong
Miltex
Jimmy
Hickman Way
Grocery Department
R&w
Jack
Jill
RK. & W. Mat
Purasnow
General Mills
Crisco Pillsburys Flour
Fine Meat Department
Wheaties Cheercoats
FRESH
ELF
RED & White
Sunshine Hi-Ho
Cable's
Dixie i
Cable Company
CABLE
Iks
Coff
Colorado
York District
Langsville Briefs
Bond
Bud Hujt
Paul Tomlinson
Kirwan
Your
East End
Poplar St
GEM Pharmacy
Drug Store Pythian
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