Conservation workshop to hear Paul B Sears address
School administrators teachers agricultural agents and forestry experts from 18 Southeastern Ohio counties meet in Athens starting tomorrow through Saturday. Paul B Sears of Oberlin College Scientific Department will speak tomorrow night at 8 30 in Alumnus Memorial Auditorium on the subject Conservation Begins at Home.
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Ohio
Athens
Paul B. Sears
Oberlin College
Alumnus — Memorial Auditorium
Public conservation education meeting to be held in Memorial Auditorium
The Thursday evening session is open to the public with about 50 to 60 representatives from Athens and nearby areas. speakers include L M Cooley Miss Jessie A Doolittle Miss Adena Gift Glen M Hanes and others from Athens County schools and Chauncey Dover School. Mr Sears of Oberlin College will address the Ohio University conservation education meeting. Public invited.
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Athens
L. M. Cooley
Albany
Jessie A. Doolittle
Carbondale
Adena Gift
Glen M. M. Hanes
Athens County
Blanche Long
Ross Wright
Lesli G. Featherston
Chauncey - Dover
Treva Black
Eva F. Benedum
Chauncey
Te Acher
Agnes Eisen
University
Sears
Oberlin College
Ohio University Conservation
Memorial Auditorium
Many in service from Athens area named in wartime notes
Mary Jane Efaw reports her husband Milton Efaw a ships cook promotion and sharing places since leaving Pearl Harbor. several Skinner brothers on active duty with roles from radioman to corporal. Floyd Matlack awarded Oak Leaf Cluster to Air Medal. S-Sgt Rodney Sauer at Casablanca. Lt. John P. Kincaid training for B 29 command. Sgt Clark Price flew shuttle to Linz. George Hunter studying in Italy. War L Nicholson promoted in Germany. Herman Semons promoted at Orlando field.
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Mary Jane Efaw
Woodland Axe
Milton A. Efaw
Ships Cook
Ships Cookie
Saipan
Corregidor
Hawaiian Islands
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian
Philippine Islands
Gordon Skinner
Trimble
Army
Navy
Ernest
Atlantic
Gerald
Pacific
Floyd
Air Force
England
Germany
Byron
Seamar
Gulfport
Miss
Foster Skinner
Burma
Floyd S. Matlack
F. Matlack
Parkersburg
W. Va
Air Medal
Eighth Air Force
Vyital
Hus Jwite
Coolville
ATC Air
Casablanca—S
Rodney Elmer Sauer
Lewis Sauer
Second Ave
Middleport
Sauer
Casablanca Air Base
Europe
United States
General Marshall
Toretta Field
Italy
Casablanca
Curtiss Wright Aircraft Corporation
Colursous
Mus
Alice Mae Sauer
Cordelia
Judith
N. 4Th St
Maiddleport
Roswell Army Air Field
Roswell
N.M
John P. Kincaid
J. W. Kincaid
4Th St
RAF Training Command
Clark G. Price
Athens
Mystic
Third Air Division
Linz
Austria
Cologne
Frankfurt
Nurnburg
Sergeant Price
Ardis M. Price
Raymond Drive
Celina Man Struck by Lightning While Trimming Tree
Celina resident Carl Sauer, 51, was struck by lightning while trimming a tree yesterday and is expected to recover.
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Celina
Carl Sauer
White Prisoner Arrives in Virginia After Detention
Pfe William D. White, held by Germans since December, telephoned his parents at 161 Grosvenor St. to report arrival in Virginia. He expects to be at Athens by Thursday or Friday. His brother James White left for Huntington, West Virginia to enlist in the U.S. Marine Corps.
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Pfe
William D. White
G. E. White
Grosvenor St
Virgina
Athens
James White
Huntington
W.va
U.S. Marine Corps
Ohio Plant Seized by Government Over Strike
President Tynman ordered the War Secretary to take over and run the Diamond Alkali Company plants at Palmesville Oma where 2000 workers have been on strike since Friday. William H. Davis cited economic stabilization and said the walkout by United Mine Workers Systrict 50 stemmed from union objections to using an outside contractor for work the regular employees could do at one plant.
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Washington
Tynman
Secretary of War
Diamond Alkali Company
Palmesville
Oma
William H. Davis
United Mine Workers
Flying Fort to be Used in School Study
A Pennsylvania school will receive a surplus B 17 Flying Fortress for 350 dollars to serve as a ground aeronautical laboratory. The Williamsport Technical Institute in Williamsport, Pa., will be the first recipient under the RFC educational distribution program, with the 330000 dollar aircraft donated for instructional use.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Williamsport
Collision damages two cars in Columbus and Dayton
Police report two cars collided at Court and Union Sis causing slight damage to both vehicles. Drivers Edward K. Morris age 62 of Columbus and Gladys Norris age 26 of Dayton were not injured.
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Edward KE. Morris
Columbus
Gladys Norris
Dayton
Union Sis
nNo
Constipation Relief Ad Claims Prulax Eased Discomfort
An advertisement alleges a farmer suffers from severe constipation and gas. After trying various remedies, PRULAX allegedly opened his bowels and reduced gas, though the buyer remains cautious about cautionary use. The ad credits Athens Pharmacy with promoting PRULAX.
4 H Clubs of County Busy
Twelve members attended the Baker Settlement 4 H Club meeting at Union Church. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs Pierce and Patty Pierce. The next meeting is June 22 at Ruth McBride's home.
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Baker Settlement
Union Church
Mrs. Pierce
Patty Pierce
Ruth McBride
Albany 4-H Sewing Club
Albany Methodist Church
Albany High School
Boy dies in drowning at water filled railroad area
Donald Eugene Young aged 9 drowned yesterday in a water filled glitch along a railroad right of way in Fostoria. An investigation is expected to determine cause and safety factors.
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Donald Eugene Young
AAA Offers Payments for Extra Acres of Hay Seed
Athens County Chairman Irvin Wolfe says the 1945 conservation program adds two practices to boost alfalfa, alsike clover and red clover seed. Farmers will be paid 350 dollars per acre for seed harvests and penny per pound seed sales to dealers, aiming to meet rising seed demand and prevent feed shortages impacting livestock and milk production.
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AAA
Athens County
Irvin Wolfe
Kewail
A i
Wolfe
County of Community Avs
Coca Cola Supply to Shrink as Sugar Curtailment Bites Athens
Athens Bottling Co president Don ald P Fleming warns Coca Cola production will drop after July 1 due to a world wide sugar shortage and CFA cuts to 50 percent of third quarter 1941 usage. He vows no substitutes and an equitable rationing system to preserve quality and fair distribution.
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Athens
Donald P. Fleming
Athens Bottling Co
Fleming
CFA
Coca-Cola
Erb-Help Advertises Gas Relief From Athens Pharmacy
A testimonial claims Erb-Help medicine relieves severe gas and stomach bloating. The ad touts 12 herbs and urges readers to obtain the product from Athens Pharmacy.
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Ian Athens
Athens Pharmacy
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Athens Messenger
OU Conservation Workshop
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Sadie Kramer
0. R. Ashcraft
Zanesville
Max Carbaugh
Ingolstadt
Danube River
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9Th Infantry Division
First Army
Sir Ford J. Sampson
St. Marietta
Naval Training Center
Sampson
N. C
Marietta
Sky Dreadnaught
Adriatic
George D. Hunter
New Marshield
Oas
A. Y
Hunter
Brenner Pass
Seventh Army
War L. Nicholson
Dexter
M. A. Nicholson
Rutland
157Th Infantry Regiment
EAME
New York Central Railroad
Orlando
Herman F. Semons
Millfield
Finecastle Army Air Field
AAF Center
Frank Semons
Millfeld
Nash & Kinsella Labs
Gravois ST. Louis
Will H. Woolley
E. Washington St
White
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Prulax
Jaynes Furniture Co
ROYAL
Athens, Ohio
Santo Tomas
Luzon
Patrica M. Clithek
Yakima
Wash
WAVES
Seattle
Manila
Ceelang Together Club
Willa‘ Tippie
Maanie Rose
Mrs Gorby
Theresa Hood
Lydis
Finkham
Pinkham
Jackson
Shenta Mazile
Vagrines Chares
David Be.houns
Moonwetth
Aspirin
Faster von S
Ren Dees
Phone Athens
Hele
Keystone Custodian Funds
Trust Fonds
Roy E. Hawk & Co
Cline
Mabeaddaui” Dajte
Jeus
Fred R. Beasley
Sonvike
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