Names of Men Accepted for Army From No 1 Board Area
The Athens Messenger lists twenty eight men from Athens County Selective Service Board No 1 area chosen for Army service. Inducted but furloughed, they will report again later this month at Fort Benjamin Harrison reception center. A breakfast for the group is planned at the K T Crossen Post home with final reporting at Athens City Hall and Selections Service Headquarters. Names include Joseph Christman Darrell Uldrich John Vessalo Paul Alichney Harry Beebe Everett Pierce Dale Hart Frank Grubbs Carlos Collins Dwight Grace Alex Molnar Charles Welling John Love Mathias Orndorf Frederick Nice Lewis Terrell Roger Welsh Jack Zimmer Knox ZuKoski Krivesti Floyd Hayden Chubb Langer Cartwright Moore Barnhart Tom Maxwell Hamilton Curran Brown Shafer Mandrell Truszke Williams Frazee Mason Noon Powell Anderson Gwinn and others.
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Columbus
Athens County
Selective Service Board
Woodrow W. Knox
Athens
Fort Benjamin Harrison
American Legion Auxiliary
K. T. Crossen
Selective Service
Postal Board
Joseph Eric Christman
Trimble
Darrell Harry Uldrich
John Edward Vessalo
the Plains
Paul Andrew Alichney, Jr
Harry Hopson Beebe
Everett Isaac Pierce
Lewis Dane Terrell
Roger Chase Welsh
Grosvenor St
Jack Frederick Zimmer
Glouster
Woodrow Wilson Knox
W. State St
Henry Boleslaw Zukoski
CCC Camp
Newark, CO
John Edward Krivesti
Floyd Robert Hayden
Chester Walter Root
Richland Ave
Wiley Chubb
Roy Byron Langer
Ray Gordon Cartwright
Guy Elias Moore
Troy
Charles Henry Barnhart
Chauncey
Dana Lee Tom
President St
Elza Lawrence Maxwell
Tinker Hamilton
Lewis Frederick McAllister
Francis Patrick Curran
Harold Foster Brown
Henry Wesley Shafer
James Herman Mandrell
North Canton
Thomas Frank Truszke
Carl Clifford Williams
William Tucker Frazee
Dean Mason Williams
Robert Lawrence Noon
Cleveland
Phillip Powell, Jr
Millfield
Everett Franklin Anderson
John Lewis Gwinn
Twenty Five To Receive Diplomas At Bible School
Twenty five students ages five to fifteen complete a nine day Bible course at Athens Salvation Army Vacation Bible School and will receive diplomas during tonight's exercises at the corps headquarters. Capt. W. E. Prescott announces the list of students and the course instructors. city council to hold public hearings Monday on money raising proposals to solve a local financial crisis and layoffs of police and firemen.
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Athens
Salvation Army
Corps
W. E. Prescott
Teddy Byers
Bobby Mansfield
Dora Mae White
Bobby White
Pauline White
Jean Gates
Dolly Gates
James Gates
Dorothy Martin
Tommy Martin
Thelma McDonald
Wilma McDonald
Leslie McDonald
Raymond
Columbus
Fire damages Diamond Match flare factory in Worth
Investigators hunted a cause for a blaze that destroyed powder stocks and damaged machinery at the three story Diamond Match Company flare factory in Worth.
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Akron
Diamond Match Co
Wadsworth
Tragic collision claims Nelsonville man on Route 691
Roscoe Stover 21 of Nelsonville Route 3 was killed when struck by Birgie Six 25 also of Nelsonville Route 3 on Route 691 five and a half miles from Route 33. Stover lay in the road at the crest of a hill and was hit by the car’s front axle and engine pan. Six, a miner, was taking his wife to Logan hospital for an expected birth and stayed at a farmhouse after the accident before continuing to the hospital. Stover was the son of Mr and Mrs Scott Stover.
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Roscoe Stover
Nelsonville
Birgie Six
State Highway Patrol
Stover
Six
Logan
Scott Stover
War Bonds and Stamps Sold in Booth on Court Street
Women from the Eagles Auxiliary and the American Legion Auxiliary conducted the sale in a booth moved onto the pavement from Woolworths. Officers and committee chairs are named, Woolworth employees bought stamps and bonds totaling 135 dollars, while the Eagles Auxiliary sales reached 259.50 dollars.
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Court St
Woolworth
The
Eagles Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
C. J. Adstock
Fannie Huggins
Ralph Kyle
Clinton Sams
Charles Goodrich
Legion Auxiliary
Don Strawn
Woolworth Store
South
Adams
Amos A Place Dies Today in Coolville at 71
Amos A Place 71 died this morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Persinger in Coolville. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 PM at White Funeral Home with burial in Wy ers Cemetery. Survived by wife Clara Place son Homer Marion two sisters Alda Larson and Reena Aiken both of Coolville a brother-in-law William Livingston Athens.
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Coolville
Amos A. Place
Orville Persinger
White Funeral Home
Wyers Cemetery
Clara Place
Homer
Marion
Alda Larson
Reena Aiken
William Livingston
Athens
Two Drivers Fined in Athens Mayor's Court
Stanley W. Nutter age 28 of Gore was fined 5 dollars and costs for excessive speed by Mayor Franz Woodworth. Willie O Hara age 19 of Sumpter South Carolina was fined 5 dollars and costs for failing to stop at the stop sign at the South Y by the state patrol and mayor.
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Stanley W. Nutter
Gore
Franz Woodworth
Willie O'Hara
Sumpter
S. C
Navy recruits expanded to meet record July quota
Five new recruiters join the Cincinnati Navy Recruiting District to raise the July enlistment target to 1200, the largest district quota. The team includes Charles W. Cameron and James H. Semler in Cincinnati and Don Dericks, William C. Lange, and Robert F. Bohne. They completed five weeks training at Norfolk, Virginia.
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Cincinnati
Athens
Charles W. Cameron
James H. Semler
Hamilton
Don Dericks
William C. Lange
Robert F. Bohne
Ohio milk distributors cut delivery miles to save tires
The Ohio Dairy Products Association reported a survey of 29 communities showing Ohio milk distributors reduced vehicle mileage by more than 25 percent from June 1941 as part of tire saving efforts. Coffee grounds are used to make soap in Germany.
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Columbus
Ohio Dairy Products Association
Ohio
Clara Winden Dies in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Clara Winden 40 died at University Hospital Columbus after two months illness and a recent surgical operation. Survived by husband Wade Windon, 7 year old twins Virgil and Virginia, two sisters Lena Brandage and Ada Murray, and two brothers Fred Leisheit and Clifford Leicheit. Funeral arrangements were being made.
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Pomeroy
Clara Winden
University Hospital
Columbus
Winden
Athens
Wade Windon
Virgil
Virginia
Lena Brandage
Ada Murray
Fred Leisheit
Rock Springs
Vendors Must Make Reports On Sales Tax 1942
Wayne Wingett announced the semi annual sales tax reports for the first six months of 1942 are due in July. Forms are being mailed to vendors and examiners will assist at the Athens County treasurer's office Courthouse during July.
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Wayne Wingett
Athens County
Nelsonville
Glouster
McArthur
Wingett
Barker Named State Officer
Ralph W. Barker of 19 Raymond Drive was elected state vice president of Ohio State Employees at the Fort Hayes Hotel Columbus closing session of a two day convention. The AFL unit includes state department and university workers. Barker succeeds Fred Uhle and also leads Chapter 44 of the Ohio University Employee. Other officers elected include Richard T. Spencer president financial secretary William Graham recording secretary Norman C. Brach treasurer Ruth C. Bolick trustees Herbert Davis and Andrew Zang. A resolution for a 20 percent salary increase for state workers earning under 3000 was adopted.
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Ralph W. Barker
Raymond Drive
Ohio State
Fort Hayes Hotel
Columbus
Barker
Fred Uhle
Ohio University
Richard T. Spencer
William Graham
Norman C. Brach
Toledo
Ruth C. Bolick
Orient
Herbert Davis
Massillon
Andrew Zang
First Aid Training Starts for 45 Boy Scouts
Forty five Boy Scouts who last week joined the Civilian Defense Corps attended their first training meeting at Ohio University’s Men's Gymnasium. The session included first aid lectures by Paul Seip and Pearl Wootten. A Brazilian educator and journalist, Dr Hernano Tavares de Sa, gave a surprise talk on scouting in Brazil.
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Civilian Defense Corps
Ohio University
Paul Seip
Pearl Wootten
Hernano Tavares de Sa
Brazil
Dance at Eagles Lodge Friday Night
A dance will be held at the Eagles Lodge Friday at 9 o clock for members and their families. Raymond Connett s orchestra will provide the music.
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Eagles’ Lodge
Raymond Connett
Geography Is Key to War at Conservation Conference
Dr. C Langdon White of Western Reserve University told the Ohio University Conference on Conservation of Natural Resources that geography is essential to understanding war and history. He urged geography be taught more in schools and linked geographic knowledge to national security and interdependence.
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C. Langdon White
Western Reserve University
Ohio University Conference On Conservation of Natural Resources
Dr. White
Germany
Russia
Clyde E. Cooper
C. L. Dow
University
Tar Hollow
Roas County
O. E. Fink
Conservation Laboratory
State Department of Education
Ohio
Canada
John D. Detwiler
The
Canadian Conservation Association
Changes Made In Tire Rules
The Office of Price Administration in Ohio issued amendments to tire rationing regulations. They require vehicles used for professional services or religious duties to be eligible for tires and tubes only when used exclusively. Chiropractors and osteopaths become eligible, nurses shift to public health nurses, and ministers gain broader eligibility. Recapped tires extend to public school officials and teachers for essential transport between schools.
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Columbus
Office of Price Administration
Ohio
Weather Report Noted Temperature and Rainfall
Yesterday最高気温81度最低60度で日付間の12時までの降雨量は0.06インチ。今日の正午時点での気温は65度。
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Francis Pinter
U. S. Navy
Carol Landis
Hollywood Party
Valance
Carpenter Howe. Co
U.S
Office OF Defense Wealth and Welfare Services
Paul V. McNutt
Washington, D. C
Federal
Ohio Food Market
Norman Dean
Athens, Ohio
Booth
Sealy
Tee
Oehring
Eagles
Zemo
Colonial Finance CO
Berry Hotel Bldg
Ohio University Department of Geology and Geography
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Rauch’'s Bakery
Union &T
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