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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
7
Chauncey Marshal William Collins announces strict day and night confinement for dogs at their homes. Dogs found at large after the final notice will be taken into custody and owners charged under the ordinance. Local residents are urged to heed the warning.
Chauncey Max Wilson is in the Cleveland Clinic for eye treatment. He traveled from Medina, Ohio, with C. W. Ferrer who is visiting there briefly.
Fred eric Chopin wrote the A flat Polonaise as Poland’s patriotic cry for independence. American pianist Eugene List performed the piece at Potsdam during a Big Three gathering. Stalin listened, beamed, and toasted List’s bold rendition.
Nelsonville community notes Floyd Nye hosted a dinner in Nelsonville with Rev and Mrs J A Long and daughters Miss Marcella Long and Mrs Miriam Nead among others. Lt. Francis G Kouri in Okinawa writes of improving conditions, rain storms, and irregular mail service while praising health and comforts aboard with candy and ice cream reportedly scarce at times. A Mediterranean Theater Railway Service project in Europe aims to finish a rail link by July.
Staff Sgt Henry Frank arrived from overseas Monday for a 30 day leave to spend time with his wife and daughter in Carbondale and with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Frank in Nelsonville Rt 2. His homecoming was a surprise to his family and his last letter came from Germany. He served with the 87th Infantry Division in Patton's Third Army.
Mr and Mrs Alpert Devore and son Albert Devore Jr and Justine Devore of Detroit visited Chauncey relatives spending two weeks with grandmother Laura Devore and others Monday night Emanuel Crabtree hosted the Devores and guests at May Ave Chauncey including Allen Chadwell Ralph Edward and Dale Goldsberry and Frances Crabtree with children Johnny Grace Ann Warren Clarence and others
Chauncey area residents shared visits and travels on Tuesday. Raymond Crabtree of Columbus spent the day in Chauncey with his parents Mr and Mrs Emanuel Crabtree. Several locals joined in visits to Zanesville Buckeye Lake and Columbus while relatives from Millfield Glouster and Detroit were noted.
Elsie Jennert former Logan resident and cousin Emma Rambo of Fern Indiana are visiting Logan hosted by Harry Heinlein. They will stay at Mrs. William Heinsen’s home 460 West Second Street during their short visit.
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