Auto Use Tax Stamps On Sale In Athens July 1
Gasoline rationing may be enforced in Ohio if needed and five dollar auto use tax stamps for the new fiscal year begin sale at the Athens Post Office. Stamps in red replace green, show make model and license details, and must be displayed by July 1. Stamp serial numbers will aid identification if rationing occurs. apply by dampening windshield area.
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Athens
R. D. McNeal
Internal Revenue
Post Office
Harry F. Busey
Columbus
OPA
Ohio
Busey
Athens High School honors seniors at musicale
At Athens High School a musicale honored seniors with certificates and awards. Perfect attendance honors went to Wright, Farley, and Harris, with several students earning Latin, dramatics, citizenship, and scholarship recognitions. DAR and essay contest awards were presented, and future scholarship prospects noted for Kissner, Dowler, Miller, Cole, and Houck. The program featured student performances and a reception followed in the Little Theater.
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Athens High School Musicale
Oliver Wood
Isabelle Brown
Virginia Coleman
Ruth Alice Wright
Kenneth Erwin
Kenneth French
Dick Hoisington
Bill Sprague
Bob Sprague
Dix Schenz
John Farley
Wanda Cole
Juanita Haning
Betty Harris
Yvonne Lemoine
Betty Wyckoff
Martha Lou Dowler
Bill Pendry
Henry Miller
Bill White
Richard Ingerham
Gene Kissner
Galdys E. Moore
Marjorie Browning
David Nichols
A. A. Nellis
Robert P. Tompkins
DAR
Martha Caskey
Julian MacQuiston
Joan Murphy
Edgar Albaugh
John Haller
Edwin McPherson
Irene White
Sue Coury
Martha Cottingham
Barbara Danford
Ruth Gentry
Betty Griswold
Hattie Lou Grones
Ruth Ann Grover
Anna Belle Houck
Jane Maccombs
Dolores Whaley
Mary Jean Williams
James Clark
Mickey Daugherty
Ben Fulton
Cletus Hart
Charles Hewk
Margery Browning
Mary Chadwick
Joanne Leben
Anna Matters
Betty Lee McCaskill
Sylvia Schuler
Kenith Erwin
Virginia Stansbury
Megaphone
Scholastic
David Goldsberry
Marvin White
Ohio University
Harry Peckham
Anna Beile Houck
Capital University
Mary Pierce
Dea McKinstry
Kathleen Lavelle
Dick Mackinnon
Elaine Hess
Elise Rowles
Ruth Grover
Jane Gladding
Mary Jeanne Williams
Howard Bobo
Gene Kissiner
Homer Johnson
Bob Sands
Little Theater
Mary Connett
Lois Dixon
Wanda Quest
Dixie Forsaker
Annabelle White
Athens County Joins Dairy Month Cheer with State Support
Ohio proclaims June Dairy Month under Gov Bricker slogan Victory Demands Healthy Americans. Athens County cooperative effort includes three local distributors Banks Ice Cream C o, The Bennett Co., and Cline Ice Cream Co. Students receive penny milk through Penny Milk Program at multiple schools and sites. county dairy income tops 400000 with dairy products leading county earnings.
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John W. Bricker
Athens County
Ana Voge
ANG Wilt MK
United Nations
Ohio
Food For Freedom
United States Department of Agriculture
Athens
Banks Ie Cream Co
Bennett Co
Cline Ice Cream Co
Chauncey Distribution Set for Saturday at 8 A.M
Chauncey-Dover District surplus commodities will be distributed Saturday June 13 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Robinson Building. Eligible recipients should bring containers and ID cards. In unrelated business, George Johnson age 29 of W Washington St appeared before Mayor Franz L. Woodworth, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Relief Office
Robinson Building
George Johnson
W. Washington St
Franz L. Woodworth
Donaheys Plan Early Start In Nelsonville
Donaheys announce an early move to Nelsonville for their clay products plant. The Ubdrichsville operation houses unique dies and presses, with plans to expand into septic tanks grease traps and 300 to 600 gallon tanks to meet state laws. The facility covers 200 acres with 20 kilns and will employ about 50 locals, plus two clay experts, as machinery moves in within a month.
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Ubdrichsville
Donaheys
Donahey
Ohio
War Production Board
Donahey Company
Nelsonville
Officers Installed By Chapter of DAV In Athens Armory
The Conrath-Bean Chapter 37 of the Disabled American Veterans installed officers for the coming year at a meeting in the Athens Armory. Installed were Earnest McGraner as commander and service officer, Harry F. Minney as senior vice commander, William J. Mansfield as junior vice commander, Daniel A. Pierce as treasurer and adjutant, Clarence Mullins as chaplain, Edison Gaston as officer of the day, and Marion Koon as guard.
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Conrath-Bean
Athens
Earnest McGraner
W. Union St
Harry F. Minney
William J. Mansfield
Stewart Sr
Daniel A. Pierce
W. Stimson Ave
Clarence Mullins
Chaun
Registration at Ohio University Reaches 1188 at Noon
Enrollment at Ohio University for the first eight weeks of the summer term stood at 1,188 at noon, registrar F. B. Dilley announced. Officials expect total enrollment near 1,400.
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Ohio University
F. B. Dilley
Auxiliary Police To Assist on Flag Day Ceremony
Athens Civilian Defense Corps auxiliary police will assist in Flag Day ceremonies on Sunday June 14 at Ohio University campus. Chief J B Grogan announced volunteers must report to the flag pole at the campus entrance at 1130 AM.
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Athens Civilian Defense Corps
Ohio University
J. B Grogan
34 Men of District Arrive at Ft. Knox
34 men from Athens area arrive at Fort Knox to join the 8th Armored Division for basic army life and technical training. They will learn to operate and repair armored vehicles as the division moves across terrain, with top performers sent to armored schools and officer candidate programs. Names listed include J Skinner Glouster and many Athens Nelsonville Coolville Carbondale residents.
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FT. Knox
Athens, O
8Th Armored Division
William M. Grimes
Dices
Sas
Ptsl
BMS Wiln
Armored Force School
Armored Force
J. Skinner
Glouster
Paule Prater
New Marshfield
Ralph Orlan Knowlton
Ernest W. Rowland
Athens
Adam J. McConnell
Elden M. Grinstead
Trimble
Glen E. Burson
B. George Conant
Bernard D. Colbert
Buchtel
Kenneth W. Stump
Carbondale
Riley R. Brandon
Nelsonville
Roy Hubert Mace
Clarence C. Carsey
John W. Reed
David R. Steenrod
Lawrence C. McKibben
Albert L. Hayden
Laurence D. Oliver
Leste E. Carpenter
Frost
Charles H. Robe
Shade
Leonard R. Crow
Mineral
HOLC Sues Shaner In Court Action
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation files in Common Pleas Court a suit seeking 1246.41 against J. W. Shaner for missing January 1942 installments on a promissory note. Also named are Raymond Shaner Pearl Hensel Vaughn Hensel Virginia Motsinger and Charles Motsinger with liens on real estate in the E. Lynne Addition Nelsonville securing the loan.
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J. W. Shaner
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Common Pleas
Shaner
Loan Corporation
Raymond Shaner
Pearl Hensel
Vaughn Hensel
Virginia Motsinger
Charles Motsinger
E. Lynne
Nelsonville
Local Man Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in Greens Run
Leo Huston of Greens Run pleads guilty before Justice J. W. Bailey to assault and battery. Sheriff George Bateman reports Huston was fined 10 dollars and costs after the charge was filed by Houston's wife.
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Leo Huston
Greens Run
George Bateman
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Bailey
Houston
Farm Bureau Families Plan Meeting Friday
All Farm Bureau families invited to a county meeting and supper Friday evening June 12 at Richland Ave School announced by Rev. Earl Cowen farm master. Families asked to bring a pie with west side residents in house dresses or overalls and east side participants, winner of the membership contest, dressed as they like.
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Farm Bureau
Richland Ave
Earl Cowen
Minersville PTA Pots Luck Supper Friday
Minersville PTA hosts a pots luck supper at the school Friday evening marking the final meeting of the fiscal year. All members are urged to attend and meet the officers.
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Minersville Pta
Hospital Admissions and Victims Update in Ohio Towns
Naomi Baldwin of Glouster admitted for major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. John Griffith of Pomeroy admitted for medical treatment. Mrs. Margaret Hawk and her daughter Betty, victims of a May 15 attack by Charles Hawk, released as very much improved. Others released include George Merchant, Mrs. Frank Gibson and infant son, Mrs. Helen Quest and infant, and Mrs. Margaret Lemoine with infant daughter. all remain under care or recently discharged.
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Naomi Baldwin
Frank Gibson
Harrisonville
Helen Quest
Euclin Drive
Margaret Lemoine
Glouster
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HIE
Athens Messenger
Athens High School
University
the Plains
Arnold Field
Millfield
Deanville
Sugar Creek
B. B. Backley
Ohio Department of Rural Economics
Athens’ County
Fayette
Highland
Brown
Adams
Ross, Pike
Scioto
Hocking
Vinton
Jackson
Lawrence
Gallia
Meigs
Alexander Township
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Dover
Lee
Lodi
Rome
Troy
Waterloo
York
DAV
Coolville
L. Dawson
Norman W. Smith
William E
E. Stanley Haller
Holc
Bailey
Farm Bureau Families Plan
Minersville
St. Joseph
Dil E
Marietta
Rardin Bros
Francis D. White
Oes of the Common Pleas
Federal Examiners
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Sam
Chesapeake and Ohio Lines
Atlantic
the Atlantic Refining Company
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