Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae and Local Civic Meetings
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae meet Tuesday at 7 15 pm at the chapter house to elect officers. A Tuesday Club event March 20 at Cottage Tea Room features Mr. Lehman and Mr. Gamertsfel ner with speaker Mr. Harry Benz on Problems of Public Education in Ohio followed by dinner. American Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 pm at Legion Home with Mrs. Ralph Straw and Mrs. Gertrude Brumley coordinating programs on Community Service and Pan Americanism. West Side PTA meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm in School Auditorium with guest speaker Mrs. Fred Luchs. Tuesday Needle Club hosts a potluck farmer meeting Tuesday at 6 pm at 14 Hocking St hosted by Mrs. E. L. Poston.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Association
Chapter House
Lehman
Gamertsfelner
Cottage Tea Room
iMr
Harry Benz
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ralph Straw
Gertrude Brumley
Straw
Brumley
FE. W. Baley
Henry Frost
West Side P.T.A
Fred Luchs
E. L. Poston
Hocking St
Armbruster Family Loses Two Sons in War Dramas
Mr and Mrs Grover Armbruster of Athena Route 2 report two sons killed and a third missing in World War II. First Lieut Charles J Armbruster age 22 was killed in action in Belgium March 1 while serving with the Eighth Air Force after training at Lockbourne and Stuttgart. Lieut Harry Armbruster age 30 died in action in Tunisia February 14 1943. Technical Sgt Dar Armbruster is missing in action in Belgium since December 22. Charles had wings at Stuttgart and trained at Lockbourne. he had worked for Fraser Brace in Meadville and attended The Plains High School and Ohio University. The family includes four other children Mary Ruth Bobby and Norman.
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War Department
Charles J. Armbruster
Belgium
Harry Armbruster
Tunisia
Dar Armbruster
Charles Armbruster
Eighth Air Force
England
the Plains High School
Ohio University
Fraser-Brace Engineering Co
Meadville
Stuttwart
Ark
Lockbourne
Air Base
Armbrusters
Mary
Ruth
Bobby
Norman
Lausche Plan Takes 1200 From Schools
Governor Lausche proposed 104,200,000 for the biennial School Foundation Program, leaving Athens City Schools about 1,200 fewer for 1945-46 than 1944-45. Ohio schools receive 54,542,000 this year. the governor’s budget would not maintain the current level. Senate Bill 39, favoring higher funding, would total 121,000,000 for the biennium. The governor acknowledged not aiming for perfection while stressing concern for the schools.
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Lausche
School Foundation
Athens City
Ohio Education Association
Athens Board of Education
Ohio
Poverncr
Jess
Daniels Cramer
Senate Education Committee
Hollister Man Hangs Self in Glouster Jail
H. E. Butts of Hollister was found dead in Glouster City Jail. Coroner J. H. Elias ruled death by self action. Police report Butts hanged himself with his shirt after being arrested Monday afternoon for assault filed by his wife. Night officers noted intoxication. Street Commissioner Jake Waldeck found the body this morning. Body sent to Blower Funeral Tome.
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Glouster
H. E. Butts
Hollister
Glouster City
J. H. Elias
Butts
Henry Willams
Ed Kurtzman
Jake Waldeck
U S GIVES GOOD HOUSEWIVES BONUS OF RED POINTS
Patriotic American housewives are urged to save every drop of used kitchen fats. Turn them in to the butcher for 2 red points per pound. The fats are needed for medicines, gunpowder, synthetic rubber, soaps, and other battlefield and home front essentials. Keep saving until victory.
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Battlefeld
Major Roger Jones recalls air war experiences at Athens Rotary
Major Roger Jones of the 15th American Airforce spoke at the Athens Rotary Club about bombing missions over Southern Europe, crew preparation, gear, and German intelligence disclosures. He described Ploesti raids, high altitude bombardment, and the Fifteenth’s role in D-Day preparations across Italy, Greece, and nearby regions.
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Roger Jones
15Th American Airforce
Europe
Athens
Major Jones
Roger J. Jones
North
Africa
Ploesti
Romania
Fifteenth
Jones
Balkan
Germany
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Greece
France
Jugoslavia
Women's Club Backs Wage Equality Bill in Ohio
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Athens with 70 members voted to support House Bill 289 in the Ohio Legislature to abolish wage discrimination and ensure equal pay for comparable work. Miss Theresa Heiser, committee chair, sent letters to State Senator Stanley S. Mechem and State Representative E. LeFever. The meeting announced $27.50 from a Silent Auction and $24.90 in member donations for the Athens Youth Center, with Virginia Larimer chairing the Finance Committee overseeing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club of Athens
Ohio
Theresa Heiser
Stanley S. Mechem
E. LeFever
Athens Youth Center
Virginia Larimer
Paving Bond Approved for Avon Place in Athens
Athens City Council approved a bond issue of 7000 dollars to pave Avon Place in East Athens. The council also ordered a grade established for parts of Stimson Ave and Palmer St where several new buildings are about to be erected by local business men.
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Avon Place
East
Athens
Stimson Ave
Palmer St
Boy Scouts Plan Carbondale Tree Planting Event
Troop 55 of Boy Scouts will travel to Carbondale on Saturday, April 7, to plant 3,000 to 3,500 trees under scoutmaster Prof. H. T. Gier. Each boy earns three-fourths of a cent per tree, planting about 100 trees each. The Court of Honor after Easter will award First and Second Class badges to those who pass Board of Review exams. Patrols were reorganized with Frank Dilley, Bob Parry, Raymond Sheppard, Charles Dent, Jim Hooper, and Ted Frey leading patrols and weekly reports.
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Boy Scouts
Carbondale
H. T. Gier
Board of Review
Frank Dilley
The
Eagles
Bob Parry
Beavers
Raymond ‘Sheppard
the Pelicans
Charles Dent
Tigers
Jim Hooper
War Bennetts
Ted Frey
Charles Frank
Curtis Janssen
Charles Guffree
Barry Brown
Bill Brown
Carl Conrad
Jerry Evans
Theodore Geary
John Gibbs
Ben Henthorne
Jessie McGrath
Dick McKinstry
Philip Nye
Russell Shields
Don Sickels
John Smith
Frederick Stehr
David Tucker
Richard Tucker
Harold Vickrey
Joe White
George Smith
Offer Big Pay For War Work At Ashtabula
Electro Metalurgical Company of Ashtabula seeks men for furnace, packing, shipping and other departments. Wages time and a half over 40 hours, minimum 48 hours weekly. Transportation, room and board advances for first week. Apply at U S Employment Service in Athens all week, Glouster Wednesday afternoon, Nelsonville Friday morning.
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Electro Metalurgical Company
Ashtabula
United States
Athens
Electro Metalurgical
U. S. Employment Service
Glouster
Nelsonville
Revival Opened at Church of the Nazarene The Plains
An old-fashioned revival began last night at the Church of the Nazarene The Plains and continues until April 1 with daily services at 7 30 led by Evangelist and singer Rev Hollie Foster and wife The Rev J Nifakin serves as pastor and the public is invited to attend.
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Church of the, Nazarene
the Plains
Hollie Foster
J. Ni Fakin
Miss Martha Hooper Engaged to Navy Man
Miss Martha Hooper engaged to Pharmacists Mate 2c Gabriel F. Pincelli Jr. will marry next week in San Diego where he is stationed at the U S Naval Hospital. Nearby notices report guests visiting Athens and Coalville for family funerals and relatives traveling by plane to Youngstown for visits.
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Martha Hooper
Gabriel F. Pincell, Jr
San Diego
Calif
Mate Pincelli
U.S. Naval Hospital
J. A. Slingluff
Jackson
W. H. Rose
Athens
Charlotte Agnone
Youngstown
Agnone
Cpl
Tony Agnone
Ohio Unversity
Southwest Pacific
US. Marines Corps
One Woman to Another Demonstrates Slow Roast Techniques
In Athens last week meat cookery expert Jane Masters showed how to cook cheaper tough cuts by slow oven methods at 300 degrees for three hours or more. She advised scoring beef to tenderize, avoid boiling, and simmer for best results, sharing a Spanish steak method with tomatoes onions and peppers.
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Jane Masters
Athens
Jane
Miss Masters
Sunset Garden Club Meets Tuesday at Mechanicsburg
The Sunset Garden Club will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday night at 7 30 in the Mechanicsburg school. Mrs Owen Kennedy will speak on herbs and Miss Villa Tip Masters will discuss flower arrangements. The Royal and Select Masters degrees event for Masters is postponed to a later date per E R Jacoby.
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Sunset Garden Club
Mechanicsburg ‘School
Owen Kennedy
Lan
Church of the
Good Shepherd
E. R. Jacoby
Two Fined by Mayor and Local Notices
Two Athens residents faced penalties after guilty pleas in city court. Edward Bobo, 24, was fined 10 dollars plus costs and sentenced to five days in jail for disturbing the peace. Warren Bennett, 23, was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
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UCD. Club
Uc.d
Edward Bobo
Athens
F. P. Frebautt
Route
State St. Jing
Franz L’ Woodworth
Warren Bennett
Tea at Home Hosts Child Conservation League Start
Mrs Fred Fenzel hosted a Child Conservation League tea at her home Sunday from 2 to 4 pm with Mrs P F Wamsley presiding and Mrs Willis Johnson assisting. Guest of honor was Mrs W Claire Barnette of Zanesville, president of the Omo CCL, who helped organize a Junior Circle for mothers of pre school children. Nine charter members enrolled and J F Van Nostrand was elected temporary chairman for the first meeting on Thursday at 8 pm at her home 1 N Shannon Ave with by laws to be approved and a group name discussed.
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Fred Fenzel
CCL
Child Conservation League
P. F. Wamsley
Willis Johnson
W. Claire Barnette
Zanesville
Omo CCL
J. F. van Nostrand Waas
Airs
van Nostrand
Iher
N. Shannon Ave
Bettie Lou Arnold Weds Petty Officer Bouras in Williamsburg
Mabel Arnold announces the marriage of her daughter Bettie Lou Arnold to Petty Officer William T. Bouras in Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg. The ceremony at 6 pm featured Chaplain H W Howe officiating a candle lit service. The couple hosted an informal dinner at Raleigh Tavern and a reception at the Farrar home with family and naval guests.
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Bettie Lou ‘Arnold
William T. Bouras
Mabel L. Arnold
Bettie Lou Arnold
Wiliam ‘I’. Bouras
Williamsburg
Bruton
H. W. Howe
Navy
Aida
Harold Schmidt
Pittsburgh
South Pacific
Arnold
Richmond Rd
Robert Whytlay
Maurice Clark
John South
David Herman
Anna Ball
Cynthia Brooks
T. L. van Wayn
James Russell
T. T. Bouras
Marshalls
Solomons
Marianas
Formosa
Luzon
Williams and Mary College
Bouras
College Terrace
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Armbruster
Grover C. Armbruster
Athena Route 2
H. F. Defenbacher
Sofskin Soegyd
Sopskin Compart
Findlay
Venwee
Logan’s
A. Buster Brown
Girl Scout Headquarters
Stanley's Shoe Store
South Court St
Glouster Jail
U.S
Good Housewives
Wheatamin Deir As
Athens Pharmacy
Shackelton
Run Arts
Bigeye
Court St
Women’s Club
Trounaos
Kaiimoolpls
Athens Pharmacy Court
Gov't
Smeck Flying Service University Airport
Richard Imes
Ohio State University
ASTP
R. P. Imes
Franklin Ave
John N. Cordray
Larry
Myrtle Anne Cole
Bellevue
Lester Cordray
Elmer Cole
Coalville
Ray Harrold
Jimmy
Akron
Bob Littler
Mark and
Columbus
William Masterton
Carpenter St
Joan Johnston
Louisville
Fred A Johnston
Albany
Pomona Grange
Athens County
Pomona
Marshfield
Constitution Lodge
M. New Marshfield
Walter Hawk
Graham Chapel
O. B. Chapman
Earth
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Tommy Littler
Hazel Littler
N. Lancaster St
Tommy
Luella
Betty
George Carr
Tommy Wilkes
Ronnie Wycoff
Jimmy Sheldon
Bobby Sheldon
Paul Milligan
Morrison Hatch
Jerry Stewart
Leslie Perry
Max Morrison
Eddie Wong
Albany Wscs
Ithe Methodist Church
Charles Shaver
Will Cline
John Withers
Union
C. R. Withers
Virginia
Barbara
B. J. Withers
Linda
Nancy
Carolyn
Peggy
Fauna
New Marshfield
W. H. Cooper
J. L. Carsey
City Loan
R Akorn
Seaview
Sunnyfield
Whitehouse Milk Back
Sauerkraut, Th
Maine
Florida
Pasa
United States of America
Oace
DR. Caldwell
Soifnx
Murphey's
Sogo
Walvet
Cincy
Cleveland
Benjamin Moore
Kerr Hardware Co
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