Athens County Aliens Become United States Citizens
Twelve Athens County residents were naturalized in Common Pleas Court with Judge O F Rowland presiding. The new citizens include William Ashby The Plains Mary Manda Murray City Apolonia Zglenicki Buchtel Mary Zachary Athens Route 3 Stanislawa Orzechowska Helzel Lekutowicz Roman Phillips Olive Stumpf Carbondale Edna Williams and Sydney Everson. The ceremony included oath of allegiance and deposition requirements.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
United States
Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
George Rosenberg
Cincinnati
United States Department of Justice Immigration and Nativeralization
Searvic
William Raymond Ashby
Walnut St
Nelsonville
Mary Manda
the Plains
Czechoslovakian
Margaret McCoskey
Jacksonville
Maryicki
Murray City
Poish
Apolonia Zglenicki
Buchtel
Mary Zachary
Stanislawa Orzechowska
Braun St
Glouster
Hel Lekutowicz
Roman Phillips
Olive Olga Stumpf
Carbondale
Edna Olive McNeil Williams
Chestnut J
Sydney C. G. Everson
Delaware
Alberta Grones
United States of America
Rowland
Carl Gardner
Rattlesnake Dispute Delays Visit to Vinton Woods
Samuel Pailet and Ralph Ladd were surveying apple orchards in Vinton County when they encountered a timber rattlesnake near Vinton Woods. They killed the snake, about a yard long with four rattlers and a button.
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Samuel Pailet
Ralph Ladd
Vinton County
Vinton Woods
McGuffey and Wilson Halls Undergo Renovation
Ohio University preserves two historic buildings as workers strip steel gray paint from McGuffey and Wilson Halls. The pink brick will be remortared and sealed with a protective coating after sand blasting.
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McGuffey
Wilson Halls
Ohio University
Woman Confesses to Stabbing After Theft Attempt
Akron reports Chief Thomas Lynett said a 48 year old woman confessed to fatally stabbing 45 year old Eyles H. Melton when caught stealing his billfold last Friday night.
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Akron
Thomas Lynett
Eyles H. Melton
Lashmett Exits Athens Navy Recruiting Substation
E S Lashmett in charge of the Navy recruiting substation at the Athens Post Office leaves with best wishes from the community. He reports Monday to Columbus for temporary duty with uncertain onward assignment. Since January 1941 200 men enlisted locally, 170 since Pearl Harbor.
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E. S. Lashmett
Navy
Athens Post Office
Lashmett
Columbus
Pearl Harbor
William Stone Dies at 42 at Home in Athens
William Albert Stone 42 died at his home 347 West State Street after a long illness. Survived by wife Alice, son Robert, father William M. Stone, brothers Hubert Ernest Ath ens Ralph, sisters Mrs Richard Guess Coshocton and Mrs Alden Pennell Athens. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. Union Church with burial at Union Cemetery New Marshfield Road. Visitation at Pennell home 361 West State Street after 4 p.m. Saturday.
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William Albert Stone
State St
Alice
Robert Stone
William M. Stone
Hubert
Ernest
Athens
Ralph
New Marshfield
Richard Guess
Coshocton
Alden Pennell
Union Church
Union Cemetery
New Marshfield Rd
Pennell
W. State St
Morgan County Court Notes and Local Legal Actions
Long list of court events from Morgan County includes Lonnie Damon McMillan’s arrest for driving without a license and a $50 fine plus jail time when unpaid. Bank judgment against Jerrold B. and Ferne M. Zumbro, estate values for Van Nott, and administration details for William A. Williams. Marriage license issued to Virgil Rex Starling and Margie Irene Sowers. Opal Simpson to be served divorce petition in Athens County Court with hearing set after July 25 1942.
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Mcconnellville
Lonnie Damon McMillan
Malta
Doak
Riecker
Nable
First National Bank of
Chesterhill
Jerrold B
Ferne M. Zumbro
van Nott
Windsor
Velma
Mona Nott
Stockport
Lee Nott
Philo
Minnie
Williams
William A. Williams
Sunday Creek
Virgil Rex Starling
Francis and
Bertha Calendine Starling
Margie Irene Sowers
Guy
Florence Esther Dunn Sowers
Crooksville
Opal Simpson
Woodrow I. Simpson
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Woodrow 1
Simpson
Harold J. Rose
New Navy Pay Rates Take Effect For Service Members
The new Navy and Naval Reserve pay scales are now in force. Chief Petty Officers receive 126 to 138 dollars monthly, depending on acting or permanent status, with other rates outlined for petty officers, non rated men, and apprentices. All figures are monthly.
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Navy
Naval Reserve
E. S. Lashmett
Athens
Lashmett
Britain’s War Leadership To Be Discussed
Dr. Donald Grove Barnes of Western Reserve University will speak at Ohio University’s fourth summer convocation on Tuesday July 7 at 9 45 a m in Memorial Auditorium discussing British leadership and the war He is a Cambridge alumnus with six years in England and author of works on British historical movements He will also present “India and the War” at 1 40 p m in the Fine Arts Auditorium as part of the History and Government Conference.
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Donald Grove Barnes
Western Reserve University Department of
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Barnes
Cambridge University
England
India
Fine Arts
Graduation Exercises At OU To Be July 31
Ohio University announces a full scale commencement for the summer session. The exercises include a baccalaureate service and speaker and will be held at Memorial Auditorium on Friday July 31 at 2 p.m.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Marshfield Man Fined for Intoxication in Mayor Woodworth Court
Ray Allen of New Marshfield pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication in Mayor Franz Woodworth's court this morning and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Ray Allen
New Marshfield
Franz Woodworth
Mayor Fines Citizen for Toxication in Nelsonville
By order of Mayor Clinton R. Bryan Nelsonville Thursday the offender was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth.
Legion Invites Help for USO Fund Campaign
The American Legion held a USO fund drive planning meeting with the Legion Auxiliary and other groups. A special gathering is set for Tuesday July 7 at 8 p m in the K T Crossen Post Home inviting service clubs church and fraternal groups to participate. An office will open at the Legion home for contributions and a stop will be made for Legionnaires to join the effort. Commander J P Cumley reported on the Eighth District Convention where the Crossen Post earned the Floyd Hartpence Ribbon for meeting its membership quota by January 15. Subversive activities and district plans were discussed including the state convention at Canton and conference highlights by State Vice-Commander Martin V. Coffey.
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American Legion
The
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
K. T. Crossen
Amer- Bane
ICA Lekion
Arive
Success
USO
Legion Home
J. P. Cumley
Wellston
K. T. Crossen Post
Floyd Hartpence
Canton
Martin V. Coffey
Middletown
Three Young Allies Deliver War Stamp Requests
Three children Billy Frey, Watson Burnfield, and Tommy Shannon hand printed small War Stamps and Bonds reminders on 3 by 5 inch pieces of paper left on 35 East Side doorsteps. They plan further deliveries using a home made printer.
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East Side
Billy Frey
Shannon Ave
Watson Burnfield
Elmwood
Tommy Shannon
Sunnyside Drive
Dixon Graduates From Chanute Field School
Pvt. Clyde M. Dixon of Athens Route 1 C departed to Chanute Field Ill for graduation from the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command. He trained in technical operations vital to the maintenance of air force planes for the nation.
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Chanute Field
Ill
Clyde M. Dixon
T. E. Dixon
Route 1
Athens
Chanute Field School
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Hospital Patients Status From Sheltering Arms Today
Mrs Hazel Dodd of Carbondale and Mrs Gladys Kempton of Gloucester Route 4 underwent major operations at Sheltering Arms Hospital today. Mrs Adrian Lentz of 30% North Court Street was released from the hospital yesterday.
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Hazel Dodd
Carbondale
Gladys Kempton
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Adrian Lentz
N. Court St
Plains Junior Stitchers Meet at Mrs Thompson Home
The Plains Junior Stitchers gathered July 2 at Mrs. Thompson's home for a brief business meeting and singing of old songs. Lucille Guess served refreshments.
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The
Plains
the Plains
Thompson
Lucille Guess
Alderman Grubb Held to Grand Jury on Assault Charge
Richard Grubb an alderman was arrested by Sheriff George Bateman on a charge of assault and battery and pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate J. W. Bailey. He was held to the grand jury.
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Richard Grubb
George Bateman
J. W. Bailey
Temperature Update in Athens Reaches 80 Degrees
The Athens area reported a high of 73 degrees yesterday and a low of 58 overnight. At 1 p.m. today the temperature stood at 80 degrees.
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Athens
Iain Mail as Flexible Armor of Interlocked Metal Links
A concise description notes that iain mail functions as flexible armor built from interlocked metal links. The system treats it as a historical or descriptive item, emphasizing its linked chain construction and protective properties.
Typists Take Federal Tests in Athens County
Fifteen Athens County girls have taken the federal civil service examination in typing and stenography per Mayme Johnston, local representative of the Civil Service Commission. Interested applicants are asked to telephone 23423. Names of those who took the exam include Bette Six, Helen Hanning, Naomi Vernon, Ann Maccombs, Elizabeth Kolenich, Clarice Beebe, Vanita Hanning, Robert Sprague, Helen Long, Wilma Adkins, Annabelle Isey, Lillian Erwin, Violet Freeman, Frances Bentley, Ethel Cornwell, and others from Nelsonville, Glouster, and Coolville.
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Athens County
Mayme Johnston
Civil Service Commission
Miss Johnston
Bette Six
Helen Hanning
Naomi Vernon
Ann Maccombs
Elizabeth Kolenich
Clarice Beebe
Vanita Hanning
Robert Sprague
Helen Long
Wilma Adkins
Annabelle Isey
Nelsonville
Lillian Erwin
Violet Freeman
Frances Bentley
Glouster
Ethel Cornwell
Coolville
Hayes Son Promoted Twice in 60 Days
John Keith Hayes of Stewart is promoted to staff sergeant in the Regular Army. He earned the rank a second time within 60 days and is believed to be serving in Europe. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Hayes.
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Carl W. Hayes
Stewart
John Keith Hayes
Hayes
Europe
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