University Harvest Plan mobilizes combines on campus
On Ohio University campus 316 men arrive to man army training efforts. Farmers and machine owners in Athens County discuss optimizing use of 14 combines and 6 threshers to cover more acreage. Prices from 3 to 3.50 per acre for a combine and 6 to 8 cents for threshing were noted.
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Ser Toom
Everett Carvauzh Emergency Farm
Yams Wright
Athens County
Sion Azea
Wem
Carnaugh
Pugh
AAA
Hat
Ing
Walter Jones
Felts
Sam McDonald
Hope
Canaanvile Adits
T. A
Mr Wright
Promoted J B Golden Clifford 1 Liryson’s promotion note
Promoted J B Golden Clifford 1 Liryson son of Me and Meir Hobart Beyson assigned to Camp Eawards Mass. He entered service last Aug 8. He was employed by the government. Lieut Col James J contends reese from duty with the Army. Born in Athens he attended Ohio University and Aemgen College. Colonel Golden has been at Ohio University to an instructional post since June 1, 1940. His son Millemain in Athens remains at home awaiting arrangements for accommodations.
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Clifford
Liryson
Meir Hobart Beyson
Altany
Camp
Eawards
Mass
James J
Oklahoma
Kansas
Athens
Golden
Te Can
Fort Hovat
Ohio Universt
Vans
Bis
New Concord
Milk Plants Earned Grade A in Athens Area
Athens City County Health Department announced grade A ratings for local milk plants and producer distributors after inspections and bacterial analysis. Health Commissioner Dr. B. B. Buckley urged buyers to choose only A grade products, listing Banks Ice Cream, The Bennett Co., Broughton's Dairy, Cline Ice Cream Co in Athens City, Nelsonville Pure Milk Co, and D. M. Sawyer in the county. Also rated A were TE. Bowles, ME, Cuckler, J. T. Vippe, J.G. Hope in the city and AG. Caster, T.F Davis in Bishopville, plus C. L. Cunningham, J. H. Copeland, Stewart Hartman, EF Johnson, and LA Zimmerman across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
B. B. Buckley
Health Department
Buckley
Banks
Bennett Co
Broughton's Dairy
and Cline Ice Cream Co
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
D. M. Sawyer
TE. Bowles
Cuckler
J. T. Vippe
J.G. Hope
AG. Caster
T.F Davis
Bishopville
C. L. Cunning
iMbany
J. H. Copeland
Stewart
Hartman
EF Johnson
Trimble
Zim
Merman
New Marshfield
Obituary and Community Notes From Union Area News
Mrs. son otepine died at home after a yearlong illness. Born in Meirs County she lived in Union for 13 years. Survived by husband Walter, three daughters and five sons, plus sisters and brothers. Funeral plans pending. sons in service. Also notes on local grain and produce prices and church announcements including Alexander Church Bible School and a Marysville parole case.
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Otepine
Meirs County
Union
Walter
Freda Corfell
Union Mire Garnet West
Athfens
Grace Ola
Wilbur
Elmer
Mansfield
Charles R
Santa Barbara
Calif
Karl
Frederick
Oka
Howard
Los Vers
Bel Karnes
Amesville
Grace Stoxell
Liverpool
Elva Stovers
Cleveland
Elmer Dewey
Ann
Athens
Ener
John
Myron
Wade
Columbus
Slaughterers To Submit Facts To Uphold Quotas
Local slaughterers and butchers with meat selling permits must by July 15 submit evidence of livestock slaughtered in 1941 or 1942 to support their current quotas. The data will be used to adjust quotas or dates under War Food Administration rules via the County War Meat Committee in Athens. Failure to file on time may revoke permits.
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Ao Escapus
War Food Administration
County War Meat Committee
County War Board
South
Athens
Fran
Pugh
OUR MEN IN SERVICE FROM GUYSVILLE TOFT BELVOIR TO GREAT LAKES
Pvt Paul Metcalf son of Mr and Mrs Earl Metcalf Guysville Route 1 trained at Ft Belvoir replaced at New York City by Engineers. Metcalf has been in the service five months and was formerly employed at Columbus Clay Co in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Conkey of New Marshfield visited with him at Great Lakes and Akron on a trip with his wife. Luther F Romine nephew of Mrs Corus Jones Torch graduated at Field Utah. he received air ash training and fired and maintained machine guns in theoretical and practical courses.
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Paul Metcalf
Earl Metcalf
Guys
Ville
Engineers
Ft Belvoir Serred
New York City
Metcalf
Orvice
Columbus Clay Co
Columbus
Charles. Conkey
Teat Lakes
Thy
Great Lakes
Captain Cones
A.B. Conkey
New Marshfield
Turlough
Akron
Luther F. Romine
Corus Jones
Torch
Aetial
Field
Utah
Dri
Navy training program men return home after short stint
Harold F. Syx and Homer Mansfield return from training as recruits. They completed ten days at home with pay while enrolled in intensive courses at Carrall University Baldwin Wallace College Case School of Applied Science and others. Mansfield is son of Mr and Mrs OUs Mansfield of Route 2.
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John
Ous Mansfield
Guy Mille
Amy 'Air Bate
Jacksonville Fla
Pick Up Mail Rates Raised in This District
The Jacksonville Methodist Charge announces schedule changes for church services and school times. Rev. Charles E Palmer leads services with Church School at 9.80 and morning worship at 10:15. Union prayers at Jacksonville Park and midweek services are noted, alongside Plains and Charley churches. An All-American rate hike to 0.28 per mile for mail transport is reported affecting routes through Pennsylvania and neighboring states.
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Jacksonile
Reet
Charles E Palmer
Jacksonville—Church
the Plains
Chautey—Church
Aeronautice, Board Today
All’ American Aviation
All-American
Peninslvania
West Virginia
Delaware
Kentucky
New York
Natick Campaign Fund Surges Amid Riding Interest
In Natick Massachusetts the campaign fund foresees $25 and a 500,000 saddle steeds program. The American Legion Post announces planning for a first meeting since the June election. Horseback riding has grown popular with over 50,000 maintained nationwide for riding purposes.
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Servie Natick
Mase
American Legion
United. States
Sunday and weekday church services outlined in schedule
The announcement lists morning Sunday School at 9:45, principal worship at 11, and a young people meeting at 6:15 with a 7:45 senior meeting. Tuesday features an 8 o'clock public meeting prior to Bible study. Mothers Club and Young People's Club meet at 7 pm on Wednesday, Torch Bearers meet Thursday at 1:50 pm, and a public service is set for Friday at 7:05 pm.
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Casman Army Sul
Shen
Bible Stude
Nti
Mothers Club
Young
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Army
Ohio University
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
J.B. Golden
Frame
Woneorth
Bosiea Simmons
Das
Nant Bryson
Rev
Fred Fielde
Everett Bond
Atheveram
Bre Rc
Inari
Nana
Wow Sen
T Neha
Leyhland Froduce
Soom Sad Owe
Gane
Alexander Church
Alexanter
Presbyterian Church
Brown Beestate
Eugene ‘Cottle
Chives Fakole
Marysville
Agnes B. Dickinson
Marysville Reformatory
Union Barber Shops
Albers Home Telephone Co
Wheaton Hardware Co's
Sherwin Williams
Mr. and
Meemp
Jacksonville
Retury Devalant
Dai
Ince
Dune
Anced Army
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Washington
City Hall
Southern
Cross Bros
W. Union Str
Athens, Ohio
Avesive
Rey
Boc
Sun Ung Lasses
Alka
Wey
Avons
Bayer’ Aspirin
Ko Hc
Cahn
Howey
Enic
Carpenter Hardware Co
Vaweaury
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