Pagi Gibs Be F Gail for M Son
Pagi.Gibs Be F Gail seeks guardianship over son amid disputes. Night and day care arrangements contested in Chillie ward court.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
6
Pagi.Gibs Be F Gail seeks guardianship over son amid disputes. Night and day care arrangements contested in Chillie ward court.
Nelsonville report says Lieut Max L Ervin of Nelsonville was killed in a plane crash in Alaska. The item notes a separate court arraignment in Nelsonville where Sam Newman pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars and costs, with similar fines issued for Leroy Elliott Harry Dicken and Clifford Pickett.
Lieut. Max Lee Ervin 24 of the Army Air Force native of Nelsonville was killed in a plane crash somewhere in Alaska on Friday May 26 and buried at Fairbanks. He enlisted in 1942 and became a pilot with wings earned in 1943. He had been stationed in Alaska since January. He was a Nelsonville High School graduate and Ohio University student, married December 15, 1943 to Shirley Ann Knight. He leaves a wife, his mother and father, and a grandmother in Nelsonville.
Nelsonville obituary states William D. Bircher age 81 died last evening at his daughter’s home. Survived by four daughters Mrs Harry Westfall Mrs Ethel Boling Mrs Amy Lyons Mrs Gene Balogh and four sons William Clarence Ray Carl. Body at Stout Funeral Home with services Sunday at 2 pm and burial at Greenlawn.
NELSONVILLE First Methodist Church schedules Sunday events with Church School at 9 30 Worship at 10 30 and Youth Fellowship at 6 led by Rev. Wm M George and Mr Floyd Pence The Holy Trinity title will be the sermon topic Ada Conking accompanies daughter Leon Kellar of Corning for an indefinite stay with relatives.
York Township Service Club members sponsor Cookie Day to benefit men at Fletcher Memorial Hospital Cambridge Carlyle residents urged to send cookies to service men via Miss Bessie Stephenson at Preston's Store or Mrs Parker Sniffen on Saturday or Sunday
During sanctuary re decoration the Church of Christ in Nelsonville will hold Bible School at 9 30 in the educational building. The 7 30 evening service will be in the large auditorium with a sermon by Rev L E Evans on Light of the World and an anthem by the choir. Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor Societies have no meetings due to the County Youth service at Trimble.
Nelsonville Malvern Wilson re elected master of Hay brow Council No. 119 Royal and Select Masters at a last night meeting in the Masonic Temple. Officers named for the year include H H Harding deputy master H H Jackson principal conductor of work James Sharp treasurer Roy H Sayers recorder Floyd Steenrod captain of guard James Knight conductor of council Walter Wolf steward Clarence Farrow sentinel James D Knight trustee for three years. Raymond C Cook installed the officers. The council reported a prosperous year.
John H. Crooks Jr., 36, formerly of Point Pleasant now living in Huntington, was arrested by the FBI on charges of stealing government property. He allegedly took bridge toll tickets for Silver Bridge use and arranged passage via taxis Crooks partly owned. He pleaded not guilty and was released on $1,900 bond with a June 10 hearing scheduled.
Gallipolis reports the death of 39 year old Joe Corn in Bakersfield California after a throat ailment treatment. He grew up in Gallipolis and is survived by wife Mary Virginia Walker son Joe two brothers Art and Frank Corn and sister Mrs. Gertrude Ripley. Interment followed in Bakersfield.
Nelsonville reports Dr. A K Walker leads the Old Timers, a veteran squad averaging over 40 years per player, ready to face every high school team in Athens County and other Hocking Valley clubs. They boast a storied run since 1918 with few losses and invite games via contact at Buchtel, Ohio.
Catholic Ladies Study Club hosted Glouster High School graduates for a Communion Breakfast at Mrs. Elizabeth Chute's home. The event featured spring floral decorations and music with attendees including Cotter, Ginnan, Wolf, Chapplin, Jennice, Cavella, McCreanor, Bailey, Matyskela, and families from the area.
Mr and Mrs Pearl Coon hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Coon and family from Mansfield. Attending were Miss Clara Bell Coon Miss Mary Louise Coon from Athens and several Shields Kierns and Coon relatives from The Plains Amesville and Athens Route 3. Robert Coon serves in the Army at Camp Hood California.
Mr and Mrs William McClelland Elliott’s and Mr and Mrs Guy Hawk New Lexington all former Glouster residents were callers at the home of Mrs C M Clark Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Roy Yates of Logan Route 2 was transported home from Lancaster Hospital by Roberts Ambulance Service on Thursday.
Nelsonville soldier Hope Wood has moved from Fort Sill Oklahoma to Fort Devens Massachusetts after induction into the Army. His wife has been advised.
Church announcements correct the start of summer union services to Sunday evening June 11 at the stadium. Sunday at Church of Christ includes Bible School at 9:00 with Delmar Gladden in charge and E K Peugh directing music. Communion at 10:00 precedes a sermon by C B Tigner on As Serpents and Doves. Evening worship at 7:30 features What Are You Worth. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30. Later, Rev A G Winkle outlines Methodist schedules with Bible study and board meeting notes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Richardson and son traveled to Nashville Tennessee on May 23 for Ward Belmont School for Girls events. Cynthia Richardson graduated with highest honors at the Preparator y School. Barbara completes second year in college.
Sgt and Mrs Bartow enjoy furlough in town. Clarence Stribling ill. Mary Mae Wahl visits grandparents Chester Bartow Sr. Frank Roegge seen in Nelsonville. Lester Beal on vacation. Christina Beal and Opal Mays visit Carbon Hill. Mrs Bartow Sr. and son Danny visit Frances Hanna and Daisy Wahl in Barberton Friday and Saturday.
The Thursday 6 PM softball game between Charles Beshara's team and Scout Troop No. 72 was postponed because of rain. Scoutmaster Ralph Hines will announce the new game time later.
GLOUSTER Raymond Maxwell at Camp Blanding Fla on furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Neasley Maxwell Glouster R D 1. Sgt John Milton Yaw, grandson of Mr and Mrs J W Yaw, moved from Sioux City Iowa to Kearney Nebraska and phoned home from an eastern sea port but gave few details. Pvt Lee Yaw, another grandson of the Yaw family, stationed at Lincoln Neb, on furlough visiting Mr and Mrs O V Yaw in Athens, called on Tuesday.
An offer for a free booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy. Send a request to Educational Division 585 Fifth Ave New York NY Dept F 1020 Ady.
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