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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1941

Page

3

Gallia County Leaders Sponsor Nutrition Institute in August

Gallia County leaders plan a county wide nutrition institute in mid August with Dr. Jonathan Forman editor of The Ohio Medical Journal as speaker. E G Royer leads a diverse committee drawing physicians dentists health officials schools and civic groups to promote conservation food values and better nutrition as part of national defense. WPA workers assist canning and a six acre East Gallipolis school garden is productive as preparations include school kitchen surpluses and need for more glass containers. County draft records show 33 percent military rejections due to poor physical condition which nutritionists say can be improved by better food selection and cooking.

Gallipolis E. G. Royer Jonathan Forman Ohio Medical Journal Farm Bureau Minsterial Association Faculty of Rio Grande College Chamber of Commerce Women's Home Council Rural Youth Group Housekeepers’ Aid Women’s Clubs American Legion Farm Security National Defense Elizabeth Carter Washington School WPA East Gallipolis Carter Farm Security Administration

Gallipolis Social Notes Bride United in Sunday Ceremony

Miss Bertha Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs H M Smith and Radhel McDaniel wed in a family home ceremony at noon Sunday The bride wore dark blue with white accessories and pink rosebud corsages Best man was Wayne Sheets A reception followed with many local relatives noted The couple will reside on Garfield Ave she plans to finish high school and he works at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics The groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Cecil McDaniel of Cadmus attended

Gallipolis Bertha Smith H. M. Smith Radhel McDaniel Church of God Mary Agnes Smith Wayne Sheets Jack Davis Wendell Halley Carl Smith Sterling Smith Robert Moehler Pearl Elliott Yvonne Vernon Sheets Walter McDaniel Leatha Wilson Edith Estelle Paul Smith Gallias Smith

Thompson Dinner Honors Local Birthday Pairs

Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson of Little Kyger hosted a Sunday dinner honoring the birthdays of Miss Gladys Frederick and Mrs Thompson. Guests included Mrs Mary Mossman of Thurman Miss Blanche Frederick of Eno Mr and Mrs George Thompson and their children Emmett and Patricia.

Joe Thompson Little Kyger Gladys Frederick Thompson Mary Mossman Thurman Blanche Frederick Eno George Thompson Emmett Patricia

Local Social Notes and Regional Updates

Mrs. Nina Kuhn Bell plans a Phoenix visit after a Akron stay with relatives. Mrs. W. A. Robinson visits Kenova, returning with family. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roth of Columbus stayed with cousins Harold and, Mackenzie. Various residents travel or recover, with Wallace Halliday in Dexter treated in Holzer Hospital and Jimmy Myers improving after surgery in Grant Hospital. Earl Edwin Brown and Beulah Faith Coe obtain a marriage license in Logan.

Nina Kuhn Bell Akron Phoenix Ariz Albert Weibelt Ruth Kuhn W. A. Robinson Walter Norman Kenova J. R. Roth Columbus Harold Mackenzie Milo Wilson Athens Fay Gardner Edith Northup Herman Northup Julia Conklin S. H. A. Keener Charlotte Hambrick Elizabeth Farley Eleanor Julius Farley Painesville Harold Danner Dayton John Danner Waterloo Nelle Worman Virgil Benson Ferrell Niday Floyd Stormont Alexandria Gallipolis Wallace B. Halliday Dexter Meigs County Holzer Hospital Logan Jimmy Myers Francis Myers Grant Hospital Earl Edwin Brown Lancaster Samuel E. Brown Beulah Faith Coe B. C. Mowery

WPA Resumes Road Bridge Work at Chickamauga Creek

More than 250 WPA workmen resumed road and bridge construction on Chickamauga Creek after a four day suspension due to litigation over a right of way through land owned by Joseph Dobbins. All WPA road work will cease July 1 for inventory and likely not resume before July 7.

Gallipolis Chickamauga Creek Joseph Dobbins

Gallia Youths in NYA Training at Mount Logan Center

Twenty eight Gallia County youths are receiving work experience at the National Youth Administration Mount Logan Resident Center in Gallipolis Chillicothe area. They gain six months of training in automotive repair machine shop radio repair sheet metal welding and woodworking. NYA offers opportunities to youths 18 to 25 with preferences for high school graduates.

Gallipolis Gallia County National Youth Administration Mount Logan Chillicothe Golden Adkins Bidwell Bert Bodimer Thurman Denney Franklin Drummond Patriot Daniel H. Foster Emery Grover Addison Frank Loucks Albert Lupidi Ewington Sam E. Moore James Neal Lawrence R. Nuckles Edwin N. Oliver Kananga Carl H. Pope Albert Roberts Bill Schoonover Kanauga Glenn K. Soles Charles Tate Cheshire Eldon R. Thomas Rt. 1 Thurman Alfred E. Vance Robert A. van Dyke Eddie E. Wright Frances H. Cloud Orlyn W. Eakman Earl E. Eblin Andrew Jones, Jr Carl Morrow NYA Harriet B. Stuart

City Police Launch Anti Firecracker Campaign

Gallipolis police began a prevention drive against premature Fourth of July celebrations. Firecracker sales are banned inside city limits but supplies are claimed to come from nearby stations. An ordinance prohibits discharge and youths cause nightly disturbances with reckless explosions.

Gallipolis

Suspend 19 WPA Recreation Leaders

Following a reduction order from state WPA headquarters, 19 recreation leaders across Gallia County have been suspended until further notice.

WPA Gallipolis

Cows Reported Stolen From Chesapeake Farm

Sheriff officers search Lawrence County farm for two missing cattle a Jersey cow and a Durham cow reported stolen from the home of Rev. W H Lester in Chesapeake official effort underway with local authorities seeking witnesses and track clues toward recovery

Gallipolis Jersey Durham W. H. Lester Chesapeake Lawrence County

Berry Crop Booms with Rubus Berries On Market

Dewberries and red and black raspberries are plentiful on market. Observers report a mammoth blackberry crop ripening with advance offerings expected during the week.

Gallipolis

Certification Officer Clears CCC Calls For June

Gallipolis reports that officer M. R. Allen states no CCC camp enrollees calls have been made for June. Eight young men are enrolled for the service and may be inducted in July.

Gallipolis M. R. Allen CCC

Walk er Named Assistant National Bank Examiner in Cleveland

James F Walker formerly with the Commercial & Savings Bank begins new duties as an assistant national bank examiner in Cleveland today.

Gallipolis James F. Walker The Commercial & Savings Bank National Bank Cleveland

City road work underway as dust cleared along Chillicothe Road

Legal notice announces Nell W. Smith as administratrix of Lelia M. Walker’s estate seeks heirs and distribution of real and personal property in Athens County Ohio. Cause No. 17141 orders answer by July 19 1941. The description covers a parcel on Inlet No 19 near College Street and adjacent lots with prior conveyances noted.

W. Robert Enoch Care Chevrolet Motor Company Cedar Rapids Iowa Charles W. Walker, Jr Viola Ridgley Evans Box Hebron Nebraska Gideon Mingus Lina Love Mingus William Walker Matilda Claxton Walker Nell W. Smith Lelia M. Walker Athens County Ohio Athens College Street Alice C. Brown William M. Kurtz F. FE. Foster Edward Michael Algergon B. White Ulysses P. White Algernon B. White M. D. Hughes

Drive for Funds to Aid Soldiers Nears

William H. Jones spoke to the Rotary Club on United Service Organizations aims to provide recreation for troops in training camps and urged Gallipolis residents to over-subscribe the $1,200 quota. A campaign begins after July 1 with block captains under the campaign committee. William W. Sigler chairs the fund raising. Bess B. Wetherholt is secretary and Joe Moch treasurer.

Gallipolis William H. Jones Rotary Club United Service Organizations Jones William W. Sigler County Selective Service Board

Social Notes of Syracuse highlights local gatherings

Syracuse notes report a Roadside State Park luncheon by the Woman's Society of Christian Service and a Syracuse W C T U meeting. Town residents Harold and Virgil Teaford work in Urbana. Visits include the Karrs in Burlingham, Carleton and Clarence Whetstone from North Carolina, Ira and spouse from Rutland, and a Boy Scout ice cream fundraiser for camping gear. Baptisms planned at Syracuse Methodist Church and birthday party for Sarah Louise Kelley.

Syracuse Ira Fleming Rutland Syracuse Methodist Church William Kelley Sarah Louise George Henderson Columbus St. Marys Mabel Walker Carl Henderson George McBride

Big Three Employed On Sugar Creek Park

A trio of NYA workers on the Sugar Creek roadside park project on Route 7 are called the Big Three. The group weighs 920 pounds in total with members Gil bert Sheline 250 pounds Raymond Kemper 325 pounds and Wayne Odell 345 pounds.

Gallipolis NYA Sugar Creek Route 7 Gilbert Sheline Raymond Kemper Wayne Odell

Local Notes On Visits And Seasonal Cherry Harvest

The report mentions Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Jane taking their brother-in-law and sister to Beaver Pennsylvania for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker and Son visited relatives in Tuppers Plains on Sunday. Syracuse Boy Scouts with Earl Fort plan a Buckeye Lake camping trip. Syracuse nears peak cherry crop. Miss Lenora Campbell, Cleveland teacher, spending summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stobart.

Jefferson Jane Beaver Herbert Parker Tuppers Plains Syracuse Earl Fort

Gallipolis Board Approves Refunding Notes in Special Session

Gallipolis board of education met in special session to authorize issuance of refunding notes. A regular session is set for Friday night to discuss completing the teaching staff for the coming school year.

Gallipolis Board of Education

Excursionists To Park Cars on City Levee

Gallia County officials arrange with Chief John Fraley for parking privileges on the city levee for a Saturday 4-H Club river excursion. Police and an American Legion squad will supervise the parking for the several hundred expected cars.

Gallipolis John Fraley American Legion

Japanese Beetle Traps Distributed in Yards

Dozens of traps for Japanese beetles are placed in yards across the city of Gallipolis. Last summer the city sprayed areas to eradicate the beetles and the current trapping campaign aims to confirm success with results not yet available.

Gallipolis

Women Attend Canning Demonstration in Washington School

About 100 women gathered in the Washington School building this afternoon for a canning demonstration showcasing techniques and practical tips for preserving fruits and vegetables.

Gallipolis Washington

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