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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1942
Page
10
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Red Cross War Campaign Led by Gallia County Officials
Gallipolis Red Cross meeting reports war relief donations reaching 4250 with 5000 goal in sight. 1941 official family unanimously reelected: Higgins chair, Shuler treasurer, Moch recording secretary, Booth executive secretary. Highlights include first aid, water safety, sewing and knitting, roll call, and plans for volunteer enrollment and nursing classes. More than 100 enrolled in first aid classes and 200 more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Red Cross
Methodist
Galila County
EF. E. Higgins
Margaret Shuler
Joe Moch
C. W. Booth
B. Huntington
Higgins
Pearl Harbor
Department
Howard Hardway
Gilbert Bush
W. P. Beall
C. C. Byers
S. B. Huntington
Miss Shuler
Booth
Army
First Aid
Board Adopts 1942 Budget with Military Garment Exports
The report states 200 pounds of yarn were turned into garments for shipment abroad and 65 pounds bought for manufacture into U S soldiers garments. More will follow. The 1942 budget, prepared by the board, proposes expenditures of 1504.70 dollars and was adopted unanimously.
Social Notes from Kananga and District Happenings
Lizzie Adams and grandson Clare Adams visited Pomeroy while Harry Raike Prudence Lan ing and Green guests stayed with the ill B D Raike. Bible Class No 2 met at Mrs Peter Stace with Mrs Alice Perry leading devotionals and readings. Ira Hall and Knapp of Bluefield WV visited the Vickers home. Homer Comstock left for Pittsburgh to join the Steamer Reliance. Kenneth Raike and Ella Day wed. John Jr Lee and Thelma McCarley also married. Ward couple moved from Gallipolis to the Wagner apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanauga
Lizzie Adams
Clare Adams
Pomeroy
Harry Raike
Greenup
Prudence Laning
Green
Portsmouth
B. D. Raike
Peter Stace
Alice Perry
Ira Hall
Knapp
Bluefield
W. Va
John Vickers
Homer Comstock
Pittsburgh
Reliance
Kenneth Raike
Luella Day
John Jr. Lee
Thelma McCarley
Woodrow Ward
Gallipol S
Wagner
Logan Rotary hears Dr Simiele on infantile paralysis
Logan physician Dr Victor Simiele spoke to the Logan Rotary Club at the White House on Monday evening. His talk titled Treatment of Infantile Paralysis from the Medical Viewpoint outlined local campaign leadership and past fund distribution efforts in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Victor Simiele
Logan Rotary Club
White House
George E. Carr
Simiele
Grateful for Help in Collection of Waste Paper
Logan H. Fe. Kirk, executive director of civilian defense, thanks residents for cooperation in the waste paper campaign conducted in Logan Saturday. He urges continued saving of waste paper as another canvass will be made soon by another organization. He also suggests collecting and selling scrap metals to local dealers promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan H. FE. Kirk
Civilian Defense
Logan
Local Hospital Admissions and Hocking County League Result
Mrs James Reedy of N Mulberry Street and Mrs Ernest Hoplite of Logan were admitted for major operations at Cherrington and Logan hospitals respectively. Mr and Mrs Arch Allison of Logan Route 2 welcomed a son born Monday. Laurelville defeated Rockbridge 33 to 32 in two overtimes in Hocking County League action Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Reedy
N. Mulberry
Cherrington Hospital
Ernest Hoplite
Arch Allison
Laurelville
Rockbridge
Mt Zion WSCS holds all day Springfield Township meeting
Mrs. Hal Schwartzwalder hosted eighteen Mt Zion United community women for a full day gathering at her Springfield Township home. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Charles V Ward president, Mrs. Ed Matthews vice president, Mrs. Elwood Trainer secretary, and Mrs. George Keith treasurer. A noon covered dish luncheon followed a brief afternoon program and cards were sent to ill members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hal Schwartzwalder
Mt. Zion Wscs
Springfield Township
Charles V. Ward
Ed Matthews
Elwood Trainer
George Keith
Theodore McCutcheon
Harry Kent
Wonga
Evan Rees
Shelby Roberts
Richard
Amos Adams
F. K. Mills
Oscar Rodgers
Paul Grover
Clara June Ward
Frank Brothers
Mary Kelton
Charles Ward
Helen Womeldorff
Schwartzwalder
Chambersburg WSCS meeting at Mrs Dewitt home
Eleven members and guests attended a Friday gathering of the Chambersburg WSCS at the home of Mrs. Jennie Dewitt. Lunch was served and social time followed. Rev and Mrs H Wayne DeWolfe will entertain the group February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg Wscs
Jennie Dewitt
H. Wayne DeWolfe
Club gatherings highlight local society schedule
Tonight Mrs. C L Masters hosts Pem broke Club and the English o% are entertained at Mrs. W J Niday’s home. Thursday night the Philomathean Club meets at Mrs. Gilbert P Bush’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Masters
Pembroke Club
W. J. Niday
Philomathean Club
Gilbert P. Bush
Red Cross Drives Log 20th Century County Donations
Red Cross war relief contributions in Logan area reached 1144.25 toward a 7000 quota. Business district from Market to Mulberry contributed 170.50 and Main Street south side 213.50. Jl Elberfeld Sears Roebuck and Co and staff gave 31.25 while Greendale Mineral Co donated 25. Organization gifts included Wednesday Nite Sewing Club 1 Logan Squaw Club 2 and Franklin Kerr Guild 3. Numerous firms reported 100 percent participation including Eberst and Brandt Barber Shop J C Penney Co Morris Stores Farmers and Merchants Bank Case Drug Store Luckoff Store Charles Frasure Comly Jurgies Work Bros and others. Volunteers named include Hobart Steele Glenn Freeman George Burberry J R Burgess and others. Co chairmen met Monday to plan broader county drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployes
Charles Frasure
Comly
Jurgies
Work Bros
Marve Martin
Charles Bell
Union Clothing Co
Fred Carpenter
Edward St. Clair
J. F. McGrady, Jr
Citizens Insurance Co
George Elias
Evelyn Ellinger
Roger W. Friend
J. H. Barker
Ellis Lodge
Fox Meat Market
Hansel Bros
Harry J. Stevenson Insurance Co
Karl Poling
FSA
Elberfelds
Sanderson Harness
George Schwenke
George Allas
Clem Dowling
Schmitter
Ambrose Hotel
Chris Hall Hardware
Faye Nihiser
Paul Schrader
Cooks Rowing Alley
Dan W. James
Rarick Furniture
Sportsman
Red Cross
Hobart Steele
Glenn Freeman
George Burberry
J. R. Burgess
Lucy Nill
Ethel Loomis
John Fauble
A. C. Ludwig
Stanley Howdyshell
Single Bid For Coal At Plant. No Power Bid
Logan service director R R Loomis received one bid to furnish coal for the water plant for the coming year starting February 1. George Walker of Haydenville bid 1 95 per ton run of mine coal. Ohio Power Co offered no bid. No bids were received for electrical current. The matter goes to council for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Service
R. R. Loomis
George Walker
Haydenville
Ohio Power Co
Council
Motorist Heavily Fined by Mayor in Logan
George Stanley of this city was fined $100 and costs by Mayor Denzil Weitner after police arrested him Sunday night on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. He will be certified for suspension of driving rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Stanley
Denzil Weitner
Logan Recreation star Earl Stevens tops league with 233
Earl Stevens of Logan Recreation leads the Business Men's League scoring with 233 points this week while Les Reinswelli topped last week with 255.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Earl Stevens
Logan Recreation
Les Reinswelli
Logan Volunteering at Selective Service Office
Volunteers including George Lewis Reynolds appeared at the Selective Service Office in Logan to sign up for immediate action into military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Logan
George Lewis Reynolds
Nelsonville
Selective Service Office
Logan Supt Samuel Dilllon Meets Ohio Education Officials
Logan superintendent Samuel H. Dillon visited Columbus on Monday to confer with State Department of Education officials about local school matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
Columbus
State Department of Education
Victory Book Campaign Seeks Additions in Logan
Logan public library reports about 500 books donated for the Victory Book Campaign. Residents are asked to survey personal libraries and donate spare books for service members. Most books donated are in good condition and ready for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Absent Ballot Applications Filed for Special Election
Applications were received Monday for absent ballots from James Primmer Fr Sam Huston Texas Theo J Good Dayton and William R Primmer Camp Wheeler Georgia. All reside in Good Hope Township and are eligible to vote in the February 10 special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolan
James Primmer
Sam Huston
Texas
Theo. J. Good
Dayton
William R. Primmer
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Good Hope Township
WPA Crew Starts Street Work On West Zanesville Area
The city WPA crew began work Monday on unimproved streets and alleys west of Zanesville Ave. The 60 men are under supervisor Goss Inboden and will be engaged for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
WPA
Zanesville Ave
Goss Inboden
Charges of speeding filed against two Logan men
Logan police report that two men were charged with speeding after being taken into custody Monday by State Highway Patrolmen Russell Mc Neill of Columbus and Adam L Nash. They were fined $5 and costs each by Mayor Denzil Welt ner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Russell McNeill
Columbus
Adam L. Nash
Denzil Weltner
Plan Changes At Kanauga Bridge Soon
Gallipolis reports that West Virginia plans changes to the Silver Bridge over the Ohio River at Kanauga including removal of the toll house at the West Virginia end. Most steel for a new bridge floor is on site but construction has not started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Kanauga
West Virginia
Ohio
West Virginia-Ohio Bridge Co
Aged Woman Henrietta Henking Dies in Athens State Hospital
Miss Henrietta Henking aged 87 died Sunday night at Athens State Hospital where she had been a patient for about 50 years. Funeral services were held here this afternoon with burial in Pine Street Cemetery. Surviving relatives are only nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Henrietta Henking
Athens State Hospital
Pine Street
Rev. Ewing Aids at Bricker Funeral
Rev W Edgar Ewing attended the funeral of Mrs Laura King Bricker mother of Ohio's governor at First Christian Church Mt Sterling He is from this county and is father of Price Ewing a faculty member at Rio Grande College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Laura King Bricker
Ohio
First Christian Church
Mt. Sterling
W. Edgar Ewing
This County
Price Ewing
Rio Grande College
Attempted Burglary Reported by Police
GALLIPOLIS An attempted burglary at the office of Maggied Bros Vine street junk dealers early Monday resulted in no loss according to police It is believed the prowlers sought a stock of automobile tires stored there and the company will station a night watchman there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Maggied Bros
Vine Street
Motor Car Stamp Sale Reported Heavy
GALLIPOLIS The local post office sold 700 motor tax stamps by noon Saturday the entire supply and none remained until today. Stamp seekers were directed to smaller county offices where stamps could be obtained during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Burial set for Ewington woman after hospital death
Mrs. George Tyler 68 of Ewington died in Holzer Hospital Sunday night. Funeral rites at Vinton Baptist Church followed by burial in Vinton Memorial Park Wednesday afternoon. Survivors include husband, daughter Kathleen, son Keith, and several siblings. she was a Morgan Township native, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewin Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Berridge
Norma
Columbus
C. A. Welsh
North Lima
E. G. Roger
Robert O’dell
Howard Warwick
F. O. Plymale
I. J. Karl
Huntington
G. G. Kincon
State Hospital
Frank Haskins and
J. P. Haskins
Howe McCormick
Charleston
Lillian Catzen
C. S. Satzen
Grace Irion
Frank Irion
Raccoon Island
Marguerite Morgan
Evelyn Jones
Stewart A. Clendenin
William
Larry
John Lutz
Barbara
Wayne Lutz
Rutland
J. C. Watts
Covington
Mary, Millie
Artie Watts
Gallipolis
George Tyler
Ewington
Holzer Hospital
Vinton Memorial Park
Vinton Baptist Church
Kathleen
Keith
Kerr District Resident Dies in Mt Zion Church Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Lowell Kemper age 38 a Kerr district resident were held Monday at Mt Zion Church with Rev J L Stephenson and interment in the churchyard cemetery She is survived by her husband two sons a daughter her parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Jackson and a sister Mrs Herbert Myers of Gallipolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Lowell Kemper
Kerr District
Mt. Zion Church
J. L. Stephenson
Licensed To Marry In Multiple West Virginia Pairs
Marriage license issuances are listed for Rodney Sorrell and Dessie Sharp both 21 from New Lexington. Paul Cunningham 28 and Marjorie Lane 24 from Charleston. Herman Holstein 42 and Helen Means 22 from Owens. Charles Knight 26 and Mildred Asbury 21 from St Albans. C W Heitzman 21 and Betty Robinson 18 from Charleston. Virgil Scragg 23 and Hazel Clutter 22 from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rodney Sorrell
Dessie Sharp
New Lexington
Paul Cunningham
Marjorie Lane
Charleston
Herman Holstein
Helen Means
Owens
W. Va
Charles Knight
Mildred Asbury
St. Albans
C. W. Heitzman
Betty Robinson
Virgil Scragg
Hazel Clutter
Sues for Divorce Filed by Mrs. Stanley Fulton
Gallipolis reports a divorce action alleging desertion by Stanley Fulton. The plaintiff claims he abandoned her in Galion Ohio in late 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Stanley Fulton
Galion
Ohio
Victory Book Drive Under Way in Gallipolis
Gallipolis launches a Victory Book collection for Gallia County. Depositories include White's Flower Shop Kerr Neal Walgreens Gillingham Drug Stores Public Library Manning's Grocery and Gallipolis Airport. Rural stations at Rio Grande Thurman Thyne ner and more to come. Goal: 3000 books by March 1 for army and navy posts. Books must be well conditioned and suitable for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Kenneth Davis
White’s Flower Shop
Gallia Iron and Wrecking Co
Kerr, Neal, Walgreen
Gillingham
Public Library
Manning’s Grocery
Rio Grande
Thurman
Thiyener
Davis
Gallia County Leaders Study Farm Help Dilemma
Gallia County rural groups convene to tackle the farm labor shortage caused by military training calls and higher wartime wages. They debate releasing rural high school students ages 15 to 18 for spring work on home acreage to boost food production amid machine and transport restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Boards of Education
Unlicensed Dogs Destroyed in Gallia County
Gallia County dog warden John Johnson says 26 unlicensed dogs were impounded and destroyed in the first three weeks of January. County Auditor E. D. Keeler reports about 1000 dogs in the county lack license tags, and the warden expects to capture a large portion of that number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Johnson
E. D. Keeler
Royal and Select Masters Degree Exemplified by Trowel Council
Trowel Council of Jackson will present an exemplification of the Royal and Select Masters Degree Thursday at 7 20 p m in the Masonic Temple. A buffet supper will follow the ritual program, announced by E E Caldwell master of the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Trowel Council of Jackson
Masonic Temple
E. E., Caldwell
No Property Loss After Gallipolis Chimney Fire
A chimney fire at the home of Noah Calhoun on Second and Sycamore Streets in Gallipolis burned out Monday afternoon with the fire department extinguishing the blaze and causing no property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Noah Calhoun
Second and
Sycamore Sts
Purse Lost by Mrs. Charles Shafer in Murray City
Mrs Charles Shafer Jr reported to Police Chief Lew Reynolds that she lost her purse during a visit to Murray City. The purse contained between 45 and 50 dollars and identification papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Shafer, Jr
Murray City
Lew Reynolds
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