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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

5

Men Enlisted in Co K Athens Ohio State Guard

The Athens unit of the Ohio State Guard plans uniform tailoring for 50 members with measurements at the Athens Armory starting Monday. Capt. Charles L. Woodworth says 43 men have enlisted and 50 total are needed. training includes weekly drills and a Camp Perry period in August.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Co. K Ohio State Guard Charles L. Woodworth Second Infantry Regiment Woodworth State Guard National Guard Camp Perry

Divorce Granted in Athens County Court

Martha Yeomans and Jay Law rence Yeomans have a divorce granted by Judge O F Rowland in Athens County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Yeomans is restored to her maiden name Martha Rowles Foster.

Athens County Common Pleas Court O. F. Rowland Martha Yeomans Jay Lawrence Yeomans Martha Rowles Foster

Ohio Officer Installed Grand Warden of IOOF in Portsmouth

R I Wolf of Coolville was installed as grand warden of the Grande Lodge of Ohio Independent Order of Odd Fellows during the lodge's annual session in Ports mouth. He is believed to be the first Athens County man to hold a state office in the organization. Wolf is past grandmaster of Coolville Lodge 527 and long served as representative to the Grand Lodge from the Athens District.

R. I. Wolf Coolville Grande Lodge of Ohio Independent Order of Odd Fellows Portsmouth Grande Lodge Wolf Athens County Grand Lodge of Ohio Athens

Musicians Accepted for Service in Navy

The Navy announces enlistment for musician ratings in the Naval Reserve to augment the Great Lakes Training Station Band. Eligible ages are 18 to 24, with pay levels of 84, 72, and 54 dollars for first, second, and third class. Enlistment is four years with release possible after the present national emergency ends.

United States Naval Reserve Navy E. S. Lashmett Naval Training Station Great Lakes Ninth Naval District Naval Reserve

McGraner on 15-Day Leave and Enlistment Notes

McGraner seaman first class takes a 15 day leave at home with parents in The Plains and will return to duty aboard a new aircraft tender around July 2. Earl Thompson Jr. returns to duty at Norfolk after 18 months with McGraner. Charles K Spencer of Racine, age 25, enlists in the U S Naval Reserve June 16 as machinist's mate, the first from Athens district since the national emergency. four year enlistment with possible transfer to inactive duty after the emergency ends.

Robert L. McGraner E. R. MceGraner the Plains Earl Thompson, Jr McGraner Athens Naval Air Station Norfolk Charles K. Spencer Racine U. S. Naval Reserve Charles Spencer Navy Spencer Naval Reserve Roosevelt

Weekend in Creek Welcomed by Guard

Leesville La June maneuvers with the 32nd Division end a weekend rest for Battery C of the Buckeye Boys. Sergeant McKinstry notes morale remains aided by mail while soldiers wash in creeks and dodge heat and mosquitos in mock combat with the 37th Division.

Creek C. K. McKinstry Leesville Buckeye

Beetle Traps to Be Used in Athens Study

U S Department of Agriculture and state officials will place 200 yellow metal traps in Athens to detect the Japanese beetle. If found, data will guide control efforts. Traps target residential areas for about 30 days with inspectors visiting frequently. Residents asked to cooperate. police notified.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine Athens Roses State Office Columbus

Parmiter Funeral Planned for John E. Parmiter Sr

John E. Parmiter Sr. of Amesville will be laid to rest Sunday at 2 p.m. at his home with Rev. Samuel Elsen officiating. Nephew James Dunlap and Andrew Steele will sing. The 83 year old farmer died June 18 in Cleveland after winters there with daughter-in-law and son H. H. Brawley. He is survived by wife May Rathburn Parmiter two daughters Ferol Brawley Even Winner and Edythe Noble two sons Jewett and John E Jr two stepdaughters Jessie Strand and Gertrude Cross eight granddaughters one grandson four great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Simeon Remey. Friends may call at the home after Friday noon.

John E. Parmiter Amesville Samuel Elsen James Dunlap Corning Andrew Steele Cleveland Parmiter Sand Rock H. H. Brawley May Rathburn Parmiter Ferol Brawley Winner Edythe Noble Stewart Jewett John E., Jr Athens Jessie Strand Gertrude Cross

Hartman Honored by Sigma Xi Chapter

Lieut Herbert J Hartman of Athens Ohio received a bachelor of civil engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York. He was elected associate member of the Renesselaer chapter of Sigma Xi the national honorary science society. Hartman is the son of S C Hartman 158 Morris Ave.

Herbert J. Hartman Athens Ohio Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy N. Y Renesselar Chaptr Sigma Xi National Hoorary Scintific Society Renesselaer Hartman S. C. Hartman Morris Ave

Willing Workers 4-H Club Alters Friday Social

Twelve members attended the Willing Workers 4-H Club meeting at the Poston Community House Wednesday. The Friday social was postponed to Monday June 23 and a boat trip was discussed. Literature was distributed and a breakfast was served.

Willing Workers 4-H Poston

Third of Quota Raised in USO Campaign for Athens County

Nearly one fifth of the Athens County USO quota of 1500 dollars had been collected as Francis A. Lavelle reported that volunteers expect to meet the July 1 deadline. The Athens drive joins about 100 Ohio centers seeking to raise 801000 for the state share of a 10765000 nationwide effort. Six welfare agencies back the drive to sustain soldiers and defense workers through social and religious programs. An office will open at the American Legion home and a closing mail campaign is planned.

Athens County United Service Organizations American Legion Athens Francis A. Lavelle Ohio USO The Young Men’s Christian Association National Catholic Community Service Salvation Army Young Women's Christian Association Jewish Welfare Board National Travelers Aid Association Lavelle

Backley Speaks On Ohio Nutrition And Economy

Dr. B B Backley Athens health commissioner told the Ohio Committee on Nutrition in Columbus that Southeastern Ohio faces an economic nutrition problem. He cited coal region productivity, magnesium deposits potential, and warned against trade barriers and harmful legislation.

Southeastern Ohio B. B. Backley Athens City Columbus Ohio Committee On Nutrition Buckley

33 Night Club Opens Near Athens by Rood

Robert M. Rood who ran a restaurant at 122 W Union St has opened the 33 Night Club on Route 33 three miles north of Athens. The venue received a night club license with a 230 a.m. closing hour. The dance floor was newly sanded and more improvements are planned as orchestras and entertainment are booked.

Robert M Bob) Rood W. Union St Mayfair Route 33 Athens Rood

Wittenberg Graduate Leads Athens NYA Sewing Project

Robert Cavanaugh acting NYA area director in Zanesville approved Ada Moore as supervisor of the Athens NYA sewing project. Moore a Wittenberg College graduate in home economics guides the expansion from 20 to about 50 girls and 600 yards of material will be turned into clothing for needy children in Athens County.

Robert Cavanaugh NYA Zanesville Ada Moore Athens Miss Moore Wittenberg College Children’s Home Athens County

Local Hospital Notes And Transfers

Sheltering Arms reports minor surgeries for Mrs Gladys Klinger and Miss Vera McConkey this morning. Lee Russell, 8, admitted for medical observation in Gloucester. Mrs Frances Sanders underwent minor surgery on Wednesday. Walter Crane of Nelsonville and Mary Frances Lawrence of Athens were released Wednesday night. Mrs Ella Enlow and Mrs Helen Dukeman released yesterday. Otto Lewis injured in Chauncey bus accident May 16 released today. A note adds a local fact on porcupines destroying forests and trees girdling in a single night.

Gladys Klinger Grosvenor St Vera McConkey Albany Sheltering Arms Hospital Lee Russell Henry Russell W. Union St Otto Lewis Richland Ave Chauncey

Speeding Fined in Lancaster by Mayor and Police

John Friesner of Lancaster was fined ten dollars and costs yesterday by Mayor Cliff Cornell for speeding on East State Street. Officer Carmen Church arrested him at 1 45 p m.

John Friesner Lancaster Cliff Cornell E. State St Carmen Church

Linseed Oil Used Across Production of Automobiles

Linseed oil totaling 2 400 000 pounds yields 17 500 acres of flex and is used in the construction of every million automobiles. The oil is used for making paints core oil soft soap glycerin and related products.

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