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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1943
Page
5
An unreadable clipping lists names and items in a jumbled yearlike fragment. It mentions figures such as Arnold and Lowry and items like furs and timber but lacks coherent context or dates.
Forty one registrants from Shens County Selective Service Board No 2 and two transfers from other boards are to appear for screening at the board office. The American Legion in Nelsonville hosts the session Thursday morning June 17 at 9 o clock.
George J. Cain chief machinists mate USN has been ordered to duty in Lawrence Kansas after leaving the Athens Navy Recruiting Station He will report to the University of Kansas June 18 to teach machinist work at the Navy Training School Cain served 24 years in the Navy and recently recovered at the Great Lakes Naval Hospital.
Albert Riley aged eighty died Sunday afternoon at his Granite Avenue home in Athens. He leaves a daughter Annie Williams of Athens, two sons in the Athens area, and a brother John R. Riley of Fortnkfort Ohio. Funeral services set for Tuesday at two in the Jag Funeral Home with burial at Parks Chapel Cemetery. friends may call tonight after six.
Funeral services for Ray Barrows who died in a motorcycle accident near Warren will be held Tuesday afternoon at two at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs. Leslie Barrows in Frost. Rev. Runnels will officiate. Burial will be in Doan Cemetery.
Athens County and Silver Bridge in Gallia County rank high in a state survey of the share the ride program. Data from Route 23 and Route 33 tests show Athens averaging 2.22 passengers per car in April and 2.14 in November on different routes. Silver Bridge tests record averages of 2.91, 2.92, and 2.55 across April February and November. Charles Derry of Harrisonville was fined $5 for intoxication.
At Great Lakes Naval Training Station George R House Dale E Quinn and Roscoe M Shields head to eight weeks recruit training then to Navy schools or active duty. Willard H Brown has graduated hospital apprentice second class and will train further before sea or shore duty. The 15th Tank Destroyer group 108 mile hike from Camp Bowie to Camp Hood is recounted by Pvt Horace S Haynes.
The annual meeting of Athens Council No. 15 Royal and Select Masters will be held Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Masonic Temple on S Court Street. New officers will be elected and installed for the coming year with a social hour to follow. Members urged to attend by D. C. Snow, master.
Mayor Franz Woodworth reported a season's largest crowd of 400 at Crystal Pool. He said an extra lifeguard was on duty and that future attendance spikes will prompt an additional guard.
Ohio University, in cooperation with the United States Employment Service, offers a 200 hour machine shop training course in the university shop. Classes run Monday through Friday 5 PM to 11 PM, with possible per even ing hour reductions for day workers and carpools for Athens residents. Certificates issued upon completion are recognized for war industry employment and graduates find well paying jobs. Contact the US Employment Service at 25 N. Court St. for openings.
Athens County men join peers to attend a two day conference at the Deshler Wallick Hotel Columbus on township official duties under new laws. A question and answer forum led by Walter Garrison will accompany three business sessions and individual speakers. A Wednesday smoker hosted by the Franklin County Association precedes the event.
Seven hundred twenty one students had registered at noon for the first eight weeks of the Ohio University summer semester. Registrar Dr. F. B. Dilley expects total enrollment to reach 750 with more graduates and teachers arriving. Last year at this time 1,245 were enrolled. Army Specialized Training Program arrivals should keep campus numbers about the same as last summer.
The Para muthia Lodge No 25 F A M changes its special meeting from Friday June 18 to Thursday June 17 at 7 30 to confer the Master Mason Degree on two candidates. Attendance is requested. visitors welcomed and refreshments will follow the degree work as announced by George M Snider worshipful master.
Local notices report Mrs Lydia Brown fracturing a hip and moving to Logan for care. Family updates include Freddie Sayre in service and home visits by relatives. 4 H clubs, Friendship Club hosting, and community outings are noted along with a legal notice about bus route bids for Athens County schools.
Funeral services for Mrs. Georgia Cheadle Potts 55 a graduate of Ohio University and former Athens teacher will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Carroll Weir Funeral Home Columbus She was wife of Lt Col Harry N Potts state property officer in the adjutant general s office and died Saturday in University Hospital Columbus after a long illness She had taught in Athens Cleveland and Youngstown and was a member of the Athens Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star.
Virgil Baker from the 1943 Athens High School class posted an 11 year perfect attendance record with no absences or tardies except for first grade. Son of Mr. and Mrs Addison Baker, he previously attended Athens Rural School Mechanicsburg and now works as a stock boy at Scott's Store awaiting Army induction at age 18 in October.
Akron area report says a sailor was stabbed last night during a fight with zoot suiters at a cafe near Barberton. Sheriff Walter O Neil said the trouble began Saturday when the sailor mocked one of the youths clothing. The group returned Sunday and the altercation continued.
Navy Seabees seek skilled mechanics for rapid base building near future campaigns. Lt Joseph Zunser urges 18 to 50 year olds to join. offers higher starting pay and potential voluntary induction. Lt Zunser will review prelims at Athens Navy Recruiting Station Wednesdays 10:30 am to 12 pm and evenings by appointment.
Nine Athens County Selective Service Board No. 2 registrants were medically cleared for the U S Navy. They were furloughed home pending training assignment and ordered to report in Huntington West Virginia Friday morning June 18 after leaving Nelso nville Thursday afternoon. Names include John William Riley Ralph Windle Is Orgentine Dwight Pincelli Albert Kinnear Seaman Buechtel Philip Malcolm Linscott Dale Crawford Floyd Emerson Buck Hiram Dale Aldridge Ernest Coolidge Parsons and Ernest Coolidge Parsons joined from Sharpsburg and Can ton transfers.
Two autos sustained minor damage after Edgar Coleman of Dayton struck the rear of Frances Grace Cline's vehicle near Albany on US Route 50 a mile west of Albany Sunday afternoon State patrolmen reported no injuries. Cline slowed to enter a filling station.
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