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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1943

Page

14

Large Number of Hocking County Youths Pass Army Tests

Logan and Hocking County youths from a 115 registrants group were inducted into the Army Navy Coast Guard and Marine Corps. Army led with 71 inductees while five entered the Navy one in the Coast Guard and one in the Marine Corps. Twenty were rejected for medical reasons four held over and five transferred to other boards. A farewell dinner by the American Legion Auxiliary will honor inductees before departure.

Logan Logan and Hocking County Army Navy Coast Guards Marine Corps Ft. Hayes Columbus Hocking County Selective Service Board Coast Guard American Legion Auxiliary Ministerial Association The American Legion

March 31 Deadline for Tax Returns

Logan and Hocking County residents face a March 31 deadline for listing personal taxes Auditor Kenneth R. Fitzgerald advised. He said items such as stocks bonds annuities notes mortgages farm equipment grain and mining equipment must be listed. Bernard Barrick assists in the county commissioners' room for help.

Logan Hocking County Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Bernard Barrick Court House

Funeral Services Held For Thomas A Spencer

Funeral services were held at the West Logan residence and at the Nelsonville Pilgrim Holiness Church for Thomas A Spencer age 60 who died Monday at St Francis Hospital Columbus after a long illness. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery. He leaves his wife Grace a son Friend Spencer of Willoughby three daughters Mrs Earl Anderson Mrs Merrill Griffin and Mrs L G Hykes all of Willoughby and a half brother Charles Scott Bellville Ohio.

Earl Anderson Merrill Griffin L. G. Hykes Willoughby Charles Scott Bellville Ohio

Native of Hocking Dies in Columbus

Funeral services are set for Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Pierce 78 of 92 E Tompkins Sr widow of Lafayette Pierce after she died at home yesterday The service will be at 2 pm Friday at Feil funeral home with burial in Union Cemetery She was a native of Hocking County and came to Columbus 60 years ago Surviving are four sons Harry George Frank and Homer three daughters Mrs Mary McNabb Mrs Minnie Davis and Mrs Prudie Shaffer 21 grandchildren eight great grandchildren two brothers and a sister

Columbus Elizabeth Jane Pierce E. Tompkins Sr Lafayette Pierce Feil Union Cemetery Hocking County Harry George Frank Homer Mary McNabb Minnie Davis Prudie Shaffer

Rotary Club Selects Logan Officers For 1960s Era

Logan Rotary Club elected new officers at a Monday night meeting held at the White House. Cecil H. Jones was named president with Bob Keynes as vice president and Harley Meyer as secretary treasurer. Directors include Sherman Lyke Earl Elberfeld and James Young. James R. Smoot and Rev Jones spoke on the county extension program and the coordinated garden effort.

LOGAN Logan& Rotary Club White House Cecil H. Jones Bob Keynes Harley Meyer Sherman Lyke Earl Elberfeld James Young James R. Smoot Jones Hocking County

McCall Services Held Thursday at Logan

Thom as J. McCall 78 a former Logan resident died Monday in Mercy Hospital Columbus after a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 a.m. at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. Cecil H. Jones officiating. Interment in Union Cemetery Athens. Survived by daughter Mrs Ralph Heft Columbus another daughter Mrs Frank Ricketts and sister Mrs L W Gage Logan.

LOGAN Leonard Funeral Home Thomas J. McCall Mercy Hospial Columbus Cecil H. Jones Union Cemetery Athens Fairmont Creamery Company Ralph Heft Frank Ricketts L. W. Gage

Defendant Appeals Judgment in Industrial Commission Case

LOGAN The defendant in the George Scott versus Industrial Commission of Ohio suit has filed a notice of appeal from the Common Pleas judgment. Judge Phil A. Henderson ruled weeks ago that the plaintiff is entitled by law to participate in the State Insurance Fund.

Bright Files Suit for Divorce from Myrtle L Bright

John W Bright sues Myrtle L Bright in the Court of Common Pleas for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. The couple married December 30 1941 and have no children.

Patrolman Arrest Man For Passing Stop Sign

Casal Mason of Logan Route 2 pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a highway intersection and was fined $5 plus costs after arraignment Tuesday before Mayor Denzil Weltner. State highway patrolmen cited him.

Logan Casal Mason Denzil Weltner

Meyer Announces Birth Of Daughter In Cincinnati

Logan and Mrs Emil J Meyer of Cincinnati announce the birth of an eight pound daughter on March 15 at Christ s Hospital Cincinnati Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harvey Angle Haydenville and Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer Toledo

Local Selective Service Board Meets in Court House

The Hocking County Selective Service Board convened Monday night at their Court House headquarters. Registrants were interviewed, classified and reclassified during the meeting.

Logan Hocking County

Properties Will Not Be Appraised In Hocking County

Logan Kenneth R. Fitzgerald, Hocking County Auditor, announced that the usual six year real estate appraisal will not be conducted this year. He cited lack of funding and insufficient accuracy without an office appraisal. Lands and buildings are still covered by general property evaluations.

LOGAN Hocking County Kenneth R. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald

Franklin Kerr Guild Hosts Pot Luck Social Evening

Monday evening the Franklin Kerr Guild met at the Presbyterian Church social rooms with Mrs. Paul Collison and others as hostesses. Guests from the Maude Cook Circle shared a pot luck supper and social evening. Mrs. Achauer and Mrs. Martin reviewed Rim of the Caribbean as the year’s mission study text.

Private Lawrence Jones Hosts Family Dinner at Camp Butner

Sunday at Camp Butner North Carolina Private Lawrence Jones was the guest of honor at a dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs John Jones. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Harold Jones and Johnnie Jim Jones the Tuckers Hartleys Sherburne Lehman and many relatives from Columbus Dayton and Lancaster.

Lawrence Jones Camp Butner North Carolina John Jones Harold Jones Johnnie Jim Jones Clarence Tucker Columbus C. E .Hartley Walter Hartley Dayton Ruth Sherburne Lancaster Velma Devol Dorothy Lehman Lawrence Blair

Local Couple Wed in Columbus Ceremony

Virginia Martin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin Haydenville married Private Charles Baum son of Mr. and Mrs. George Baum Logan in a March 10 ceremony read by Rev. C. B. Clendenen at Columbus Attendants were the bride and groom’s siblings Mrs. Beatrice Hagan and Mrs. Arthur Baum Mrs. Baum works in the Logan Resident Engineer’s office while the groom is stationed at Fort Benning Georgia and will return to his post Sunday. The Book of the Month Club met at Miss Sally Holmes home with Mary Eyerman presenting Get Thee Behind Me by Hartzell Spence and refreshments served afterward. The Les Amies Class will meet at the church dining room Friday March 19 at 7 30 p m bring an old hat for the hat auction.

Virginia Martin J. C. Martin Haydenville Charles Baum George Baum Logan C. B. Clendenen Columbus Beatrice Hagan Arthur Baum Sally Holmes Mary Eyerman Hartzell Spence Les Amies James Sherlock Sandusky Jimmy Eddie Sherlock Toledo Sherlock Lucius Conrad Presbyterian Church Merritt Rheinscheld Nellie Rheinscheld Rheinscheld Suffolk Airport Long Island New York Ben Cooper Chanute Field Ill Earl Roberts

Logan Squaw Club hosts pot luck supper with next meeting set

Thursday evening at Mrs. Joe Barbeann home Logan residents gathered for a pot luck supper followed by an informal evening. The list of attendees included Mrs. Stallsmith Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Mason Mrs. Waldron Mrs. Preston Mrs. Hiles Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Pierson Mrs. Lanning Mrs. Healy Mrs. Huffman Mrs. Mack Mrs. Schorr Mrs. Harden and Mrs. Garverick. The next meeting is scheduled for March 25 with Mrs. Lanning as hostess.

Logan Squaw Club Joe Barbeann George Stallsmith Esther Wilson Ella Mason Bryan Waldron George Preston Arlie Hiles Thomas Phillips Raymond Philliips Raymond Pierson Emma Lanning Ed Healy Walter Huffman Charles Mack Charles Schorr Gertie Harden Ray Garverick

Seeks Partition in Perry Township Lands

Myrtie L. Chambers files suit for writ of partition in Perry Township seeking a division of lands. Entry recorded Tuesday notes no hearing date yet. Chauncey Sweeney and family hosted weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweeney and Miss Ethel Sweeney.

LOGAN Perry Township Myrtie L. Chambers Court of Common Pleas Chauncey Charles Sweeney Mary Helen Sweeney Charles Sweeney, Jr Marion Ethel Sweeney Glouster

Farm Leaders Plan Mobilization of Local Farm Labor

Perry Township farm leaders met at Laurelville School to plan mobilizing machinery and labor for the current season. Foremost concerns were the shortage of equipment and workers during planting and harvest, with speakers from the Hocking County Grange and local schools outlining labor sources and civic obligations.

Cecil H. Jones The Presbyterian Church Hocking County Smoot

Coolville and Troy Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Residents from Coolville Troy and surrounding towns gathered for family visits and social events. The Codys moved to Frame property, Mary Catherine Valentine visited from Parkersburg, and multiple gatherings honored birthdays and military service. Mrs. Cubbison born in Coolville had funeral services in Nelsonville.

Zaleski Social And Personal Highlights

Eddie Webb sustained a fractured arm playing school basketball. Eula Pope and Eugene visited relatives at Waverly. Russell Parsons and family stayed temporarily in Hebron then visited here. Beatty Turner, 80, died in Albany after living in Zaleski. his son Everett died in a mine accident. Funeral at Town House. Mary Alice Bedinghaus and Mrs. James Barnhouse visited relatives in Cincinnati and Chillicothe. Harley Greene on furlough with mother Mary Greene. James McKibben and Mont Herwick families shared Sunday. Howard McGranor of Wellston visited his in laws the Tripps. Emma Andrews visited relatives in Columbus. Cox of Athens visited Mary Potter and the Cavanaughs.

Zaleski Eddie Edward Webb Eula Pope Eugene Waverly Russell Parsons Hebron Beatty Turner Albany Turner Vinton County Edna Turner Columbus Everett Here Town House John Bedinghaus Mary Alice . Bedinghaus Cincinnati James Barnhouse Belle Johnson Cox Athens Mary Potter JJ. L. Cavanaugh

West Columbia Social Briefs

Community notes from West Columbia list residents visiting, family gatherings, and local moves. Obituaries not included. Multiple families such as the Colemans, Van Matres, Foremans, and Baxters appear with weekend visits and hospital stays. A newborn daughter to Patty Riley of Mason City is mentioned.

Chauncey Man Suffers Severe Facial Injuries

Chauncey Otto Schrappe was injured at a Shell station when a tire rim struck him in the face. He suffered multiple facial fractures including jaw and nose injuries and a facial laceration. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens with his brother Hugo Schrappe at his side.

Chauncey Otto Schrappe Shell Station Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Hugo Schrappe

Rabies Treatment Ties Nine Hemlock Grove Residents

Nine local people are receiving treatment for rabies after a rabid dog belonging to Jewell Story killed last Monday. The dog is connected to the Story family, and multiple area residents are listed as affected or exposed in Hemlock Grove society notices.

Hemlock Grove Russell Cullums Jewell Story Homer Rice Middleport H. C. Ferry Cherry Ridge Theo. Hines Janet Hines William Kellingner Ziba Midkiff Everett Taylor Dorsel Smith Brooks Folk Columbus Frank Clark June Hess Athens Omer Hess George Paulsen Rio Grande Robert Leifheit Burlingham Ernest Cullums Terry Lena Cullums Bert Romine Gene Kenneth Romine

Florence Minister Moved to Hospital for Major Surgery

Mrs. Florence Minister of Athens and former Chauncey resident was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Tuesday for major surgery after several weeks of gallstone illness. Her daughter Mrs. Dorothy Goodson, a Chauncey resident, is noted.

Chauncey Florence Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital Dorothy Goodson Minister

Cadet Chauncey Cunningham Visits Detroit Naval School Major

John Cunningham, a student at a Naval School in Detroit Michigan, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Rye Cunningham on West Main Street Chauncey.

Chauncey John Cunningham Detroit Mich Rye Cunningham W. Main St

Chauncey Visitors From Amesville Return Home

Mr and Mrs E mer Ferrer of Amesville formerly of Chauncey called on relatives and friends during a Tuesday visit.

Chauncey Emer Ferrer Amesville

Canter Rites To Be Held In Chauncey Thursday

Pearl Canter 49 Chauncey veteran of World War I found dead in brother and sister in law's home at E Main St. He had worked in mining and served 23 months in the war. Funeral Thursday 1 PM at Church of Christ Chauncey led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by three sisters and four brothers.

Chauncey Pearl Canter William Elizabeth Canter E. Main St Church of Christ Gilbert Courtney Greenlawn Canter Henry Maria Canter Wellston Cynthia Tomlinson Mary McAlinden Toledo Sarah O'Rourke Clyde Taylor Ridge Frank Earl

Leave To Make New Home in Michigan

Mrs Gresanthy Grandstaff and daughter Diana left for Lansing Michigan to join husband Clifford Grandstaff where they plan to establish their home Michael Keasey her brother also left to live with sister Miss Helen Keasey now in government work in Lafayette Louisiana.

Chauncey Gresanthy Grandstaff Diana Lansing Mich Clifford Grandstaff

Chauncey Birthday Tea Honoring Norma Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. Rye Cunningham hosted a Monday night party at their West Main Street home in Chauncey for daughter Norma’s 13th birthday. Guests included Cleo Cunningham Gleneta Patton and many friends and relatives who enjoyed ice cream and cake.

Chauncey Rye Cunningham W. Main St Norma

Finnearty Family Returns Home from Columbus Visit

Mrs. John Finnearty and son have returned to Millfield after visiting relatives in Columbus. She reports her husband Pvt. John Finnearty has been transferred from Meridian to Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Millfield John Finnearty Columbus Pvt Meredian Miss Vicksburg

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