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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1943
Page
5
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In 1943 Athens County plans a blackout tomorrow with Dr. B. Buckley and Glen Hanes coordinating. Bell signals, dimmed traffic, and lights out for homes and businesses are arranged, with volunteers signing forms for state-protected injury coverage and a county defense corps planned.
Ohio University Alumni Office received word that a May 12 death report for Pilot Officer Eugene L. Rosner of the Royal Canadian Air Force was unfounded. Rosner, a former OU student and Phi Epsilon Pi member, is safe in England and flew Lancaster missions over Berlin and Italy, sending vivid dispatches of his climbs and bombardments.
Mrs Katie Thompson died this morning in Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus where she had been taken last Friday Funeral services will be held Friday at two o'clock at the Church of Christ Survivors include three sons Maurice and Harold of Columbus Kenneth at home and several brothers and sisters including Dr E F Maag Middleport and Mrs Boyd Dilgard Minersville
Ezra Tabler aged 52 of Stewart Route 1 was held to the grand jury under a $200 bond after pleading guilty to threatening J. F. Hendershot in a menacing manner before Mayor Franz Woodworth.
The column lists Athens Ohio area servicemen and recruits. Robert Bird of Athens meets Stephen Eckard in Britain while Eckard directs Red Cross work there. Fred McClain graduates radioman school at Great Lakes. William Harkins enters Notre Dame Midshipmen School for officer training. Dale Patton on nine day leave then submarine school. Pearl Stanley returns to Camp Crockett Texas after furlough. John Crossen Arthur McPherson and Phil Swanson transfer to Camp Wheeler Georgia.
Hartford notes show residents visiting relatives and traveling to events in Ohio, Kentucky, New York, and Virginia. Families like the Millers, Ohlingers, and Jordans are listed with short visits, plus furloughs for servicemen and church services at Hartford, Graham, and Davis.
Eighty six Athens County residents were named to solicit funds for an honor roll honoring county service members. C. A. Parker, fire chief, chairs the DAV committee handling credentials, fundraising, and board erection with July 1 as the fund-raising deadline.
Athens County Pomona Grange will hold a special meeting Thursday at Rome High School. State Grange Master Joseph Fichter and Perry L. Green of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will speak. A 7 p.m. pot luck supper follows. the session is normally on the third Saturday.
Barbara Woods Julia Brozark and Bernadine Klingenburg join the Canaanville Busy Bee 4-H Club at a business meeting. Bernadine Klingenburg elected vice president and Mary Louise Miller named recreational leader. Refreshments served. Next meeting set for June 10 with new members and visitors welcome.
At the first meeting held at Martha Snedden's home in Baker Settlement the Victory Stitchers 4 H Club elected officers. Otho Frost is president Joan Dailey vice president Martha Snedden recreational leader Theresa Lavelle secretary Elizabeth Barker news reporter. Projects were discussed and games were played with refreshments served.
The Athens County Township Trustees and Clerks Association will hold a meeting Saturday June 12 at 2 p m in the Courthouse courtroom, announced association clerk William Chappell.
President Pedro Ramirez announced Argentina will pursue closer cooperation with the sister American republics through both words and actions. He said foreign relations will be guided by deeds as well as dialogue, aiming to draw Argentina nearer to its American brothers.
At the first meeting held at advisor Mrs. Carl Phillips home officers were chosen: President Virginia Walls Vice President Eileen Walls Secretary Jean Frost Treasurer Norma Jean Walls News Reporter Rose Ellen Brooks Recreational Leader Fannie Mae Munn The secretary read the constitution and by laws and enrollment cards were handed out Next meeting set for Thursday evening June 10 at 7 o clock at the advisor home
Peshtigo Wisconsin report says Pete Dzurick canceled a proposed fishing trip to protect a robin family discovered in his boot. He will wait until the young robins have flown before going fishing.
Mrs. John McElroy and Mrs. Clara Goodrich thanked hundreds of Athens residents who bought poppies on May 29. Receipts total $372.48 with $54 covering poppy costs paid to veterans in hospitals. remaining funds support auxiliary child welfare work.
Washington reports a Senate debate over the $820 million agricultural appropriations bill with proposals to raise farm price ceilings and provide the Rural Electrification Administration with 30 million dollars for cooperative loans. The House approved a 20 million dollar REA loan appropriation. The Senate farm bloc passed an amendment lifting soil conservation payments from 300 to 400 million dollars and continued federal insurance on wheat and cotton along with parity payments for 1943 and 1944 crops.
Misses Catherine Cherry Eileen and Harvey Loomis visit Columbus friends. Mrs Chloie Fuller and Barbara stay with La Vern Fuller Lancaster. Raymond Sigler of Columbus visits his parents Roy and family. Fanchion Woodard Swan Township does housework for Rev Konkright while they attend conference in Columbus. Parachutes are designed to withstand 120 mph speeds.
Thirty primary petitions filed by June 11 led by Republican incumbents in Athens Nelsonville and Glouster. No Democratic slate yet. contests expected for at least one Republican nomination. Names include Minameyver Studer Fulton Wilson Good Householder Sherrard Tompkins in Athens. Rogers Craft Thompson Brown Faires Parker Verson Hoffman Rinderbasin in Glouster. Glenn Keplar Scott in Nelsonville.
Due to a blackout in Athens County Crystal Pool will close at 9 p m Thursday. City service safety director A N Johnson announced the early closure to allow swimmers to reach homes before darkness. City officials do not know when power will return, but the 9 pm closure aims to ensure safety.
Two suggestions were offered today for increasing oil flow to the Boat via barges on the Ohio River. A riverman said thousands of gallons of petroleum could be moved by idle river equipment, while a barge operator proposed 10 towboats be used to transport 60 barges from Baton Rouge to Steubenville where oil is sent east by pipeline.
In Los Angeles after four nights of disturbances, zoot suit advocates were quiet, with downtown streets patrolled by civil police and military patrols. One sailor was beaten. one zoot suiter arrested carried a 16 inch butcher knife. service members unfrocked amid the unrest.
Lavoptik soothes irritated eyelids and inflamed eyes. Prompt relief for burning itching and tired eyes. Money back in 25 years of success praised by thousands. Eye cup included with purchase. All druggists. Ad.
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