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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1941

Page

7

WPA Force Cuts Slow Athens County Road Projects

The Athens County road program faces delays as WPA forces drop from 800 to about 400 workers. Engineer Harry Dusz says ongoing jobs will wrap up and efforts will shift to projects possible with fewer staff, including Willow Creek and Five Points McDougal roads, bridges over Meeker Creek and Wemmer Road, and other county improvements.

Messenger Athens Ohto WPA Athens County Harry Dusz Dusz Willow Creek Canaan McDougal Road Mudsock York Township Meeker Creek Wemmer Road Trimble Township Chauncey-Deanville Sharpsburg Morgan County Joy Creek S. Canaan Hooper St Richland Ave Connett Road Baker Settlement

Missing chemist Edwin Jordan Found Hanged in Basement

Edwin Jordan a 24 year old chemist who had been missing for a week was located hanging in the basement of his sister's home. The case is under investigation and authorities are reviewing circumstances surrounding the death.

Columbus Edwin Jordan

Meat choke claims life of 21 month old Garry Elicessor

In Springfield a 21 month old boy, Garry Elicessor, died after choking on a piece of meat. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Lester Elicessor.

Springfield Garry Elicessor Lester Elicessor

All Ohio Air Tour highlights Athens to Cleveland flight

Athens pilot Charles Wheaton and other air tourists joined the All-Ohio Air Tour in Athens. The trio of days covered Newark Marion Lima to Mansfield and Cleveland with crowds estimated at 25 000. Florence Boswell and Dr E C Cook joined the tour, while Clinton Knowlton and three local men began Curtiss Wright training in Columbus.

Charles Wheaton Athens Mansfield Newark Marion Lima Cleveland Wheaton Bob Armstrong Ohio CPTP Airway Florence Boswell Albuquerque New Mexico St. Louis Des Moines Cuba Miami Clinton Knowlton Columbus Curtiss-Wright Kendall Clovis Knowlton Arch Knowlton First St Clinton Will Earl Hooper Clifford Bean Billy Joe Eddy

OU To Show TB Pictures

Ohio University Health Service presents four films on tuberculosis at Memorial Auditorium Tuesday at 1 30 pm each about 15 minutes. The program aims to refresh public awareness of the disease that kills many students yearly. Films include On the Firing Line They Do Come Back Goodby Mr Germ and Let My People Live focusing on prevention recovery and impact on Black communities.

Memorial Auditorium Ohio University Health Service Ohio Public Health Association National Tuberculosis Association United States

Camp Open to Young Men at Ross Hocking Camp

Dr W J Smith history instructor at Ohio University will speak on What Youth May Ex pect Saturday at Ross Hocking Camp. Dr Jonathan Forman of Ohio State Medical School will speak Sunday on health and national defense. The Rural Youth Camp welcomes men 18 to 35 from 14 southeastern Ohio counties. Fee for two days is 2 dollars with registrations due to Ross Wright Athens by Wednesday.

W. J. Smith Ohio University Ross-Hocking Ohio Ross Wright Athens

Athens Weekend Weather Stays Mild With 80 High Sunday

Moderate weather persisted in Athens with a Sunday high near 80 and a low around 54. By noon today the temperature stood at 77 degrees.

Athens Mercury

Veterans end session in Sandusky for DAW Veterans

Merton and Garn of Fremont were elected commander of the Ohio Department Disabled American War Veterans at the three day convention in Sandusky which concluded Sunday. Bronze is a copper and tin alloy.

Sandusky Merton Fremont Ohio Department

Ten Athens area men called for army induction August first

Ten men have been called by the Athens Selective Service Board for U S Army induction on August 1. Named are Earl Warren Manter 22 Thurman Mathias Boyer 25 former Glouster now Dearborn Mich Paul Woods 21 Jacksonville Louis Mike Pallana 99 Millfi st Danuta 9 OMG G50 AWSULT 4 farm laborer Dallas Webster Skinner 21 Glouster Route 4 NYA worker Clyde Clinton Pierce 22 Cambridge John Edward Evans 23 Glouster Route 4 miner Clifford Thurman Davis 24 Chauncey Charles Allen Merritt 22 Millfield coal loader. One man remains unnamed. injury may delay reporting.

Athens Selective Service Board U. S. Army Earl Warren Manter N. Lancaster St Thurman Mathias Boyer Glouster Dearborn Mich Paul Woods Miner Jacksonville Louis Mike Palla Ana Millfisla Danuta Omg Aammitim Dallas Webster Skinner NYA Clyde Clinton Pierce Cambridge John Edward Evans Clifford Thurman

Free AHS Music Classes Start August Fifteenth

Athens High School music instructor Floyd K. Prince announces annual summer instrumental classes beginning August 15. Open to all ages with no enrollment cost. credit toward music awards. Beginners register 8 30 am juniors 9 am advanced 10 am at Athens High School. instruction for any instrument.

Floyd K. Prince Athens High School Prince Athens High Athens County Fair

Benefit Race Driver Killed at Dayton Speedway

A benefit race for injured driver Tommy Legge ended tragically when the 26 year old Seattle man lost control on the half mile dirt track at Dayton Speedway. Legge’s car vaulted a fence and overturned as his wife watched. In separate Langhorne events, Doc Ashbaugh sustained a broken arm and Larry Darner suffered cuts and bruises in two other crashes.

Dayton Tommy Legge Seattle Wash Dayton Speedway Legge Ohio Langhorne, Pa Doc Ashbaugh Miamisburg Larry Darner Zanesville

Bicycle not common carrier in St Joseph police arrest

ST JOSEPH MO police arrest John Shafifer 30 for carrying a passenger, noting bicycles are not common carriers under local law. The incident emphasizes enforcement of pedal transport rules in the city.

ST. Joseph John Shafifer

State Patrol Arrests Three In DUI and Traffic Charges

Paul Scott 31 of Cheshire jailed for DUI with a $25 fine and six month license suspension by Judge Halliday of Gallipolis. Luther Clark 24 of Honolulu forfeited a $10 bond for speeding after failing to appear. Leo Fell 24 of Minersville fined $5 and costs for driving with insufficient brakes by Justice Dunfee of Rutland. Three injured in Route 377 collision involving Harry Maile 30 of Cutler and Gerald Croston 22 of Route 1 Sharpsburg. Gertrude Helen and Stella Maile treated for minor injuries. Maile to face Mayor Williams in Chesterhill for unsafe operation.

Paul Scott Cheshire Halliday Gallipolis Luther Clark Honolulu Hawaii Leo F. Fell Minersville Justice of the Peace F. E. Dunfee Rutland Harry M. Maile Cutler Gerald Croston Sharpsburg Gertrude Helen Stella Maile Chesterhill Maile Williams

Aluminum Drive Under Way in Cities of Ohio

Ohio housewives began gathering spare aluminum pots and pans for national defense. The campaign started this morning in most Buckeye cities, with some delaying the launch to later in the week.

Ohio Columbus Efort Buckeye

Quit Playing Soldier Larch Informs Major

Mayor Cliff Cornell receives a letter from Jess A. Larch of Athens detailing the 37th Division's post training status at Camp Shelby. He notes completion of June maneuvers, anticipation of August war games, and praise for the division's efficiency and readiness as soldiers rather than boys.

Cliff Cornell Jess A. Larch Walker St Athens Larch 147Th Infantry Camp Shelby Shelby Kreuger 37Th Division Uncle Sam Cornell

Court Denies New Trial in $10 000 Suit

Judge O F Rowland of the Athens County Common Pleas overruled Ella Yost as administrator for Henry A Yost. The suit against Eunice Snyder claimed $10 000 for a collision on E State St near May St on Sept 23 1939 at 6 20 p m. The jury found for the defendant and the court held Yost negligent.

O. F. Rowland Athens County Common Pleas Court Ella Yost Henry A. Yost Eunice Snyder

Four Fined in Mayor's Court

Four men pleaded guilty in Mayor Cliff Cornell's court this morning to intoxication or fighting charges from weekend arrests. Tony Millin and Max Lauderback were fined ten dollars and costs for fighting on West Union Street. Edward Wooley was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication and jailed for failing to pay a prior fine. Albert Halley Dudley Le Master and Bill Maston were fined five dollars and costs each for intoxication.

Cliff Cornell Tony Millin W. Washington St Max Lauderback Nelsonville W. Union St Edward Wooley Amesville Wooley Albert Halley Louisa Dudley le Master Athens Bill Maston

Arnold Takes New Position at Shaker Heights Junior High

Mr Ralph Arnold a Athens High School instructor retires from Athens to join Shaker Heights Junior High School He leaving Athens after four years in the district and will be replaced by Mr Lee O Ramey who has eight years in Scioto County and degrees from Ohio University Ramey will teach English and history and oversee the intramural program in the junior high Also a note says average silk length in a silk worm cocoon is 1526 feet or more than a quarter mile.

WPA Zanesville Athens Commissioners’ Office Federal Ralph Arnold Elmwood Place Shaker Heights Arnold Ohio University Lee O. Ramey Portsmouth Ramey Scioto County

Prun Lax Promises Quick Relief From Constipation

A dated ad touts Prun Lax as a pleasant easy to take remedy for bilious headaches gassy stomach and constipation. It claims the laxative flushes impurities and charges about a penny per dose urging immediate use and sale by merchants.

Baby born at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Johnson family

Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Sr of Jacksonville announce the birth of a daughter Sunday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs. Ethel Bodkin of Maplewood Drive and Howard McClain of Athens Route 4 were discharged today. Mrs. Zelma Yocum of Hollister and Mrs. Bertha Sayres of Millfield were admitted Saturday for medical observation.

James Johnson Jacksonville Sheltering Arms Hospital Ethel Bodkin Maplewood Drive Howard McClain Athens Zelma Yocum Hollister Bertha Sayres Millfield

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