Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1941

Page

5

Athens High School graduates reflect on character in speech

Athens Messeng er reports the Athens High School class of 135 graduates in a ceremony led by William Dern who urged backing the backbone heart and funny bone of democracy. The program included music by the orchestra and solo performances as seniors received diplomas and the National Honor Society list listed Martha Hoisington missing by error.

William Dern Cincinaba Ge Athens Acces Mr. Dern Moses John W. Danford Methodist Church Athens High School Board of Education Wood National Honor Society Martha Hoisington

Must Report On Change of Home Address

Draft registrants must report changes of addresses to their draft boards or face penalties. Lt. Col. C. W. Goble urges immediate notification to avoid delinquency, with possible five years imprisonment or up to $10,000 fine. If initial notice fails, boards contact the registrar, employer, or the U S district attorney.

C. W. Goble Selective Service U. S

Two 4-H Clubs Report On Season Activities

The Loyal Daughters 4-H Club of Rock Riffle plans a meeting at leader Phyllis Carpenter’s home with camping were the main topic. Refreshments were provided by Helen Pennell, Lois Williams, Betty Williams, and Virginia Walls. The Hollister Hustlers 4-H Club meets next Thursday at Hollister High School at 1 pm. Officers elected for the summer at the June 11 gathering include Martha Phelps president, Doris Jane Gail vice president, Velma Fade secretary, Helen Evans treasurer, and Henrietta Phelps news reporter.

Loyal Daughters 4-H Club Phyllis Carpenter Helen Pennell Lois Betty Williams Virginia Walls Hollister Hustlers Hollister High School Martha Phelps Doris Jane Gail Velma Fade Helen Evans Henrietta Phelps

First home grown tomatoes pulled in Athens by Burns

Pat D. Burns at 65 Stimson Ave harvested the first home grown tomatoes in Athens yesterday. The crops arrived 15 to 30 days earlier than usual for the season.

Athens Pat D. Burns Stimson Ave

Three More Enter Athens Soap Box Derby Race

Three new entrants Julian Snyder Alvin Rosser and Robert Beverage all of Athens sign up for the Athens Soap Box Derby entries are sought from Nelsonville Chauncey and Glouster for boys ages 11 to 15. Showrooms of Nye Chevrolet in Athens and Nelsonville distribute rule books forms and information. Racers are on display at both locations and progress inspections begin next week with a Prize Committee led by Fred Sanders preparing multiple prizes.

Athens Julian Snyder Alvin Rosser Robert Beverage Nelsonville Chauncey and Glouster Nye Chevrolet

Curtis Opens Offices To Practice Dentistry

Dr A V Curtis announces general dentistry practice in Athens at 8% S Court St after moves from Austin Texas and East Liverpool Ohio He is a World War veteran Masonic member married with daughter Dorothy entering Ohio University They live on E State St and he is a Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery graduate

S. Court St A. V. Curtis Athens Austin Texas East Liverpool Curtis Research Corp Wellsville Cincinnati College of Dental Surgery Cincinnati General Hospital Curtis Masonic Lodge Dorothy Ohio University Lebanon University State St

Lenora Mooney Dies Former Miss Lenora Henry

Lenora Mooney formerly Lenora Henry of Athens died last evening in Columbus after three years of ill health. She was the youngest daughter of David Henry.

Charles E. Mooney Lenora Henry Athens Columbus David Henry

Test Announced for Stewart Postmaster

The United States Civil Service Commission announced an examination to fill a fourth class postmaster vacancy at Stewart with possible additional vacancies. The test will be held in Athens. applications close June 27. Postmaster compensation was $1,004 last fiscal year. Application blanks available at Stewart Post Office or from the Civil Service Commission in Washington.

United States Civil Service Commission Stewart Athens Washington

Hog prices surge to new high on Chicago market

In Chicago the livestock market saw choice hogs sell at 10 dollars per hundred pounds, the highest level since July 27, 1938, marking a week of advancing prices and strong demand.

Chicago

Egg Auction Heads to District Sale

The District Egg Auction begins soon with hens on edge. Mrs. Grove Halbirt of Athens Route 3 shows an egg from a Leghorn hen weighing three and a half ounces. The egg measures seven and a half inches in circumference and four and three quarters in length.

Grove Halbirt Athens

Rainfall totals exceed eight inches in June report

Athens moisture record for the first 12 days of June shows 8.54 inches with 1.76 inches since Sunday. Cloudbursts yesterday flooded Richland Ave as surrounding areas flooded. The Hocking River rose to 8.10 feet this morning and gardens near the creek area suffered damage.

Athens C. N. France Richland Ave Hocking

Birthday Friday the 13th Brings Lucky Claim

Mr. Luther Ulbrich of 177 Grosvenor Street notes his 31st birthday falls on Friday the 13th. He calls the date lucky and says superstition does not rule him, with only one prior Friday the 13th birthday in his life.

Luther Ulbrich Grosvenor St

Hospital Transport Reports For Local Men

George Po poczy of Murray City was taken by ambulance to St Anthonys Hospital in Columbus on Thursday with a serious condition. Max Williams of Circle Hill returned home Thursday from White Cross Hospital where he had been treated for injuries from a Chauncey mine five weeks earlier.

Nelsonville George Popoczy Murray City St. Anthonys Hospital Columbus Max Williams Circle Hill White Cross Hospital Chauncey Mine

Record of U.S. military spending since 1914

The United States has spent about 36.5 billion dollars on its armed forces since 1914. In 1919 alone the figure reached 11.217 billion dollars, the highest yearly outlay on record.

United States

Native Natal Divorce Lets Wives Move Fast

Under Natal's native law Zulu wives pay one and a quarter dollars to a native commissioner for service of summons and may seek a new mate within a week, illustrating swift divorce procedures.

Natal

Coffee Crime in 16th Century Constantinople

The article notes coffee drinking was a crime in 16th century Constantinople now Istanbul. First offense punished by cudgeling, second offense by drowning in public punishment.

Constantinople Istanbul

Club Leaders Meet Monday at Mechanicsburg School

The Athens County 4-H Advis ors and Officers Conference meets Monday at 7 30 p m in the Mechanicsburg School. Ross Wright, county agricultural agent, arranged a program to acquaint officers with other clubs projects. Dr B B Buckley health commissioner will discuss 4 H health plans. Group discussions target officer roles and new information.

Athens County Mechanicsburg Ross Wright B. B. Buckley V. O. Kail Adda Maccombs Kenneth A. Barnette Margaret Laverty

Seven Men From Athens County Accepted For Army Training

Six men sent to the induction center at Columbus this week from Athens County No 1 Draft Board Area have been accepted for U S Army training. Names include Robert LeRoy Smith Arnold August Lindholm Marvin Carper Rice Melvin Ordell Frazee Roy Kenneth Benedum Clifford Edward Calentine Emil Sass. One man Emil Sass recently with Detroit employment awaiting induction in Detroit.

Columbus Athens County No. 1 H.W. Link U. S Army Robert LeRoy Smith Athens Arnold August Lindholm Glouster Marvin Carper Rice W. Union St Melvin Ordell Frazee Jacksonville Roy Kenneth Benedum Cherry St Clifford Edward Calentine Athens Route 4 Emil Sass Detroit

Sarah Parr Dies at Tuppers Plains Home

Mrs. Sarah Parr aged 50 died Thursday morning at her home in Tuppers Plains. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at Tuppers Plains Methodist Church conducted by Rev Bert O Conner. Burial will be in Keebaugh Cemetery. Friends may call at the home.

Sarah Parr Tuppers Plains Tuppers Plains Methodist Church Bert O'Conner Keebaugh Cemetery

Hospital Admits and Discharges In Local Shelter

At Sheltering Arms Mrs Frances Wood 71 Stewart Street underwent an emergency appendectomy last night at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Carolyne Sue Gatchel Glouster admitted for medical observation yesterday. Mrs Anna Kachman The Plains released today. Mrs Bernice Fiscus Ohio Avenue released yesterday.

Frances Wood Stewart St Sheltering Arms Hospital Carolyne Sue Gatchel Glouster Anna Kachman the Plains Bernice Fiscus Ohio Ave

Copeland’s Condition Reported Satisfactory

C C Copeland former superintendent of schools at Stewart is reported in satisfactory condition in St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg after an operation Tuesday to remove a kidney This is his fourth operation since last August His son Charles H Copeland of Indianapolis and brother in law Dr W H Finstewald of Columbus have stayed at the Copeland home James P Clark of Jefferson and Ross Alkire of Mt Sterling students at Ohio University and Delta Tau Delta members donated blood for a transfusion before the operation

C. H. Copeland Stewart St. Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg Copeland Charles H. Copeland Indianapolis W. H. Finsterwald Columbus James P. Clark Jefferson Ross Alkir

Epworth League Ice Cream Social Planned

Epworth League of the Methodist Church sponsors an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday at 6 30 p m Proceeds fund travel to the Lancaster Camp Grounds institute on July 13 League members to arrive at the church by 1 30 p m Saturday.

Jacksonville Epworth League of the Methodist Church Church Lawn Institute Lancaster Camp Grounds

Hattie Norman Dies at 84 in Hockingport

Mrs. Hattie Neff Norman, age 84, died at her home in Hockingport on Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 o'clock at Coe Funeral Home Albany with burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery.

Hattie Neff Norman Hockingport Coe Funeral Home Albany Hebbardsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

At Athens High Messenger Cline Pharmacy Dial Millfield Akron M. E. Coyle Chevrolet Fred Sanders Lenora Mooney LOGAN F. Temple I. R. Goldberg Prometrist Worstell Bidg N. Court St Zenner’s Dept the Mutual Home and Savings Association Washington St Ohio Wheaton Hardware CO Athens, Ohio Colonial Colonial Plan Berry Hotel Athens O Hattie Norman Blackmore's Royal Noblin 406Th Street West Va Aine Fisher Wiz NYE Chevrolet CO Newonvite
Search Courier

Search the Athens Messenger Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Messenger?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication