Meigs County Sends 34 Men To Huntington for Army Examinations
Meigs County residents depart for Huntington West Virginia to undergo army physicals with 34 men listed by name and hometown. Those who pass will enter service.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1942
Page
3
Meigs County residents depart for Huntington West Virginia to undergo army physicals with 34 men listed by name and hometown. Those who pass will enter service.
Elected at a Sunday meeting of Chapter 53 Disabled American Veterans in the Legion Hall Mid dleport officers include Edward H Reuter commander and Benjamin F Turner senior vice commander The Ladies Auxiliary also elected officers and named Goldie Mourning commander Eva Schreiver senior vice commander Edna Reuter junior vice commander Edith Johnson chaplain Sadie Wolfe adjutant and Edith Spencer treasurer Delegates to the state convention at Steubenville July 24 26 are Dale Mourning Owen Watson Ben Turner Gordon Wolfe and Ed Reuter.
Grace Crow daughter of W O Crow of Letart Falls has secured a position as food supervisor with Stouffer Restaurant Corporation. She previously taught in Meigs County Schools and taught home economics in foods and nutrition at Toronto Ohio for four years. She will start June 28 with eight weeks in Cleveland and then in Philadelphia or Chicago.
Mrs. Harmon O'Brien directs a Red Cross First Aid class this afternoon at the Firemen's quarters with attendees including members of the Amateur Gardeners Club and others registered for the course.
The Pomeroy Council of Churches announces annual Vacation Church School from June 15 to July 3. Classes run weekdays 9 to 11 30 AM. Beginners meet in Federated Church basement, Primaries ages 6 to 8 in Federated Church classroom, Juniors ages 9 to 11 at Simpson Methodist Church. Rev Luther W Tracy is chairman. All children encouraged to attend.
Mickey Hackett of Gravel Hill is recovering from severe arm burns after a motorcycle accident when gasoline ignited. He rolled into a water puddle to extinguish the fire and sustained burns while he was a former MHS football and basketball star.
The Mason First Aid Class will hold its last meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Mason Grade School. Miss Katheryn Eyster will explain a course in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick which she has been asked to conduct in Mason. It is urged that all attend and enroll. The 21 members of the class and instructor Miss Leola Wolfe are expected to enroll. The classes have been supported by the local P T A with Mrs Sidney Adely as president.
The article notes the marriage of Margaret McBride to Quentin Hayes in Athens and their immediate wedding trip to Chicago and western states. They will reside in Magdalena New Mexico with Hayes employed by New Jersey Zinc.
Twelve members of Troop 1 with captain Mrs Pearl Reynolds and Mrs Edgar Allensworth returned yesterday from Chester after a weekend camping trip. The annual outing has been held for several years at the Scout cabin in Chester.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Newman employed at W W O W. served as commercial and physical education teacher at the local high school. Her position reflects the school’s emphasis on business and fitness programs.
John H. Preston county treasurer lists 1941 tax levies for Athens County Ohio. General County Fund rate 3.00 mills Bond Retirement Fund 0.30 mills Total County Levy 8.36 mills Local purposes shown in table.
Pomeroy social notes document a Sunday 6:30 dinner at Miss Emma Grue ser’s Long Hollow home with guests from Pomeroy and Middleport. The item also covers the March 24, 1941 marriage of Miss Ruby Bradford Bradford Yost to David Yost, and visits of relatives and locals including the Wilsons, Miss Humphreys, and Army Sgt Harry Potts families, plus travels to Charleston and Wellston.
Gordon K. Harris former instrumental music supervisor in Middleport schools was unanimously recommended to direct the Middleport Recreational program by a city committee. The proposal plans about $10,000 in WPA and local funding to start immediate playground and youth services with WPA aids to follow official approval.
Theodore Reed outlined a county pledge campaign to raise 27100 during June in Middleport and nearby communities. The local committee includes Paul Smart and L W McComas among others. last month Meigs County subscribed over 19000 in war bonds, exceeding the 18700 quota. A canvass of businesses aims for 100 percent employee enrollment, with certificates, flags, and stamps to incentive participation. A new first aid class started Monday at the Lebanon Compressor Station under John Scott.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Downie has been named Charles Alexander, accompanied by Mrs. McHenry and Mr. Hayes of Hollywood. Miss Leona Priode visits Parkersburg with parents at Vale Street. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roush and son Philip of Santa Barbara visit two weeks with Mrs. Roush’s sister, then to Durham Massachusetts as lay delegates to the Congregational Church national convention.
From Down Under Sir Owen Dixon reaches Washington as Australia appoints a new minister to the United States, outlining a fresh diplomatic channel and formal installation in the U.S. capital.
Salisbury Township trustees Gilbert Weeks George Hobsteteter and George Thoma left this morning for Akron to attend a four day convention of the state association of township trustees.
The Federated Church has provided Gideon New Testaments to the five Pomeroy selectees as they left for Huntington. Parishioners may donate through their church pastors or, for unaffiliated individuals, to Rev. Ralph Kuether. Roosevelt family members have served as assistant secretary of the Navy.
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