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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1941

Page

5

Ohio University ROTC Men Return From Fort Knox Training

Twenty six men from Ohio University ROTC joined by Howe Military School cadets formed the 2nd platoon of Company G at Fort Knox for six weeks of intensive training. Cadet Capt. Sherwood Jones praised the unit as out shooting and out fighting the entire outfit while Cadet Lt. Lysie Croft led the group.

Fort Knox Kentucky Ohio University Howe Military School Indiana Ohio U.nen Lysie Croft University of Kentucky Robert Garn Sth Ohio State University Purdue Indiana U West Virginia University Eastern Kentucky State Culver Military School St. Xavier University Greenbrier Kentucky Military Institute Tennessee Military Institute Rose Polytechnical Institute Dayton University Akron University Ohio U Harold B. Festerly North Canton John Bailey Carl Beasley Dwight Riley Athens Pat White Charles Pritchard Nelsonville Bradley Peck Carbondale Hubert Sherwood Jones

Sixty Men to Be Examined for Army Service

Sixty men from Athens, Dover, and Trimble Townships will undergo physical exams tomorrow at the Athens Armory for the County Selective Service Board No. 1. Eight physicians and one dentist will perform the checks. blood samples will be tested in a lab. Reports will classify each registrant for general or limited service or disqualification. Lt. Col. Goble notes induction rules for those over 28 as of July 1, 1941 and allows volunteers to be inducted.

Athens Athens County Selective Service Board No Dover Trimble

Sheltering Arms Admits Two for Medical Observation

Mrs. Betty Pincelli of Albany and Dwight Roads of 8 Marietta Ave were admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital for medical observation. Both arrivals occurred recently with condition updates not provided.

Sheltering Arms Betty Pincelli Albany Sheltering Arms Hospital Dwight Roads Marietta Ave

Absentee Ballot Applications for Aug Primary

Athens County Election Board reports nine applications for absent and disabled voters ballots for the Aug 12 primaries in Athens Nelsonville and Glouster. Applications may be filed in writing or in person by Aug 7 6 30 p m. Absentee ballots require distance over 50 miles from the voter’s precinct. Disabled ballots need illness or disability details plus a physician certificate. Ballots must reach the clerk by Aug 8 noon.

Athens County Election Board Athens Nelsonville Glouster R. J. Isselstein

Toledo Grain Prices Report

Grain prices from Toledo show Wheat No 2 red at 9 54 2 9 6 2, Corn No 2 yellow at 74 42 7 5, and Oats No 2 white at 35 2 36. Prices reflect commodity market notes.

Toledo

Heat Wave Continues as Athens Sees Short Relief

The Athens thermometer hit 99 degrees for a second day in a row the highest yet this summer. Heavy thunder last night cooled to 73 briefly, but the day rose to 88 again with another scorching forecast. Rain last night measured 0.87 inches.

Athens

Miss Leete’s Home Struck By Lightning

A lightning fire damaged Miss Constance G. Leete’s home at 52 University Terrace in Athens. The blaze started in a rear bedroom via a floor lamp wiring. Loss included a bed and antique furnishings. Miss Leete vacationing in New Hampshire. caretaker absent. Athens firemen extinguished the blaze.

Constance G. Leete University Terrace General Grosvenor

Aluminum Salvage Grows at Athens County Courthouse

Aluminum for national defense piles up at the Courthouse barricade in Athens County. A large truck arrived from Jacksonville Trimble and Glouster, joining prior local donations. A pickup from Waterloo Township is planned Wednesday to collect aluminum assembled at central points.

Athens County National Defense Jacksonville Trimble Glouster Waterloo Township

Grain and Produce Prices in Regional Markets Report

Grain and produce details from Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Nelsonville markets show egg prices with government grades unchanged and various sizes listed. Poultry figures include hens roosters ducks and dressed poultry, while Nelsonville lists case totals for white eggs and brown eggs with multiple grade categories.

Livestock Prices Across Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Markets

Cincinnati hogs barrows 160 to 220 lb to 11.80 top for good and choice 180 to 220 lb with 11.25 for 220 to 260 lb. Cattle and calves steady to 25c lower. good to choice steers 600 lb at 11.75, 280 lb heifers 12, other grass fed sales 9.75 to 8. Pittsburgh hogs salable 300, market active up to 10 cents higher. Cattle 600, steers good to choice 11.50 to 12, cows 7.75 to 14, calves 250 at 1313.50, lambs 11 to 11.50.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh

FBI Agents Training Outlined for Athens Clubs

L A Obenshain, assistant to the FBI agent in charge at Cincinnati, spoke at Hotel Berry before the Athens Rotary and Kiwanis. He described the training and roles of 2500 agents, their focus on intelligence over force, and the FBI’s work with local police, espionage and sabotage investigations, and defense plant surveys during wartime.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Hotel Berry L. A. Obenshain Athens Kiwanis Clubs FBI Cincinnati Terie Neti Om Sione 4Mesubaliuns OL Fo Obenshain Department of Justice Arkansas Louis Alfred Brown Missouri Little Rock Ark

Markets edge higher as earnings spark some gains

Irregularly higher prices persisted on today’s market with profit taking hindering leaders after an initial rise. A flood of favorable earnings supported individual stocks while federal loan data showed a fourteenth straight weekly rise to 6.011 billion across mem ber banks in 101 cities. Wholesale distribution in June ran 32 percent above 1940 levels signaling strong consumer demand.

New York Commerce Department

America must lead in art training says new Ohio dean

Dr. Earl C. Seigfred, new dean of Ohio University's College of Fine Arts, urges the United States to lead in art training amid the wartime crisis. He says European productivity has fallen and leaders must expand art education to preserve cultural heritage, noting his Europe study of theatres and extensive arts background.

America Earl C. Seigfred Ohio University College of Fine Arts Seigfred Europe Western Hemisphere

Farm Bureau District Meeting Planned in Pomeroy

A district Farm Bureau membership meeting for Athens Meigs Gallia and Vinton Counties will be held at Bethany Methodist Church in Pomeroy on Friday August 1 starting at 10 a.m. Discussions will cover problems of the 1942 program and all Farm Bureau members are invited.

Farm Bureau Athens Meigs Gallia Vinton Pomeroy Betheny Methodist Church

Reading Methods Presentation at Ohio University Library

Teachers are invited to a discussion on Reading Methods in Rooms 5 and 6 at the Ohio University Library Athens on Thursday July 31 at 1 30 PM. Gladys Wickwire reading specialist of the MacMillan Company will conduct and discuss the Gates Huber Peardon New Work Play Books and new basic readers for grades one to six. John O Niederhauser representative of the MacMillan Company will participate.

Jones Ohio University Library Athens Gladys Wickwire MacMillan Company, Publishers

Dolman Wins Navy Honors at Norfolk Training Station

Richard M. Dolman apprentice seaman has been named honor man of his platoon 159 at U S Naval Training Station Norfolk Va. The selection followed recruit training for qualities such as attention to duty leadership and military bearing. Dolman enlisted via the Athens substation on June 11 after Nelsonville High School graduation and will soon be assigned.

U. S. Navy Athens Richard M. Dolman U. S. Naval Training Station Norfolk Dolman

Robert Buck Killed in California Accident

News from Athens reports the accidental death of Robert Buck age 18 in California. He was the son of Mr and Mrs I A Buck of Farm Grove West Virginia formerly of Athens. He attended a California college last year and worked there this summer. He was killed by a falling tree.

Athens California Robert Buck I. A. Buck Fim Grove W. Va Robert

Wailburns Accept Posts at Meigs County Home

Mr and Mrs Fred Wailburn of Athens Route Four have accepted positions at the Meigs County Children's Home and will assume duties on or before August 1.

Fred Wailburn Athens Route Four Meigs County Children's Home

Leave with Parents for Dolman Child in Nelsonville Route 3

Joying a few days leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Ms Dolman in Nelsonville Route 3.

Henry Dolman Nelsonville

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