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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1943

Page

9

Six Kinds of Bonds Are To Be Offered in Second War Loan Drive

The Athens Messenger reports the Second War Loan Drive beginning April 12 with a $13 billion national goal. Bonds include 26 year 2 1/2 percent, 9 year 2 percent, and 1 year 7 8 percent issues plus fixed-value Series E F G bonds with bank collateral options. Denominations start at $500 with various purchase limits and interest rules. The drive is led by Fred H. Sands of the Athens County War Finance Committee.

THE Athens Messenger Athens Acaemaamennae Fred H. Sands Athens County War Finance C Committee War Finance Committee

Nine Counties Plan War Salvage Dinner in Athens

A dinner meeting for war salvage leaders from nine counties will be held Thursday at 6 30 pm in the Presbyterian Church in Athens. W H Wakefield Athens County chairman announced reservations totaling about 100 with leaders from Gallia Meigs Monroe Morgan Noble Perry Washington and Lawrence Counties. Plans will set spring quotas and attendees include salvage committee members USDA representatives home demonstration agents scrap dealers Boy Scouts tin and fats chairs implement dealers local chairs and school officials. The dinner costs 85 cents.

Presbyterian Church Athens W. H. Wakefield Athens County Gallia Meigs Monroe Morgan Noble Perry Washington Lawrence Wakefield USDA

Ration Roundup Covers Meat Fats Oil and More

A wartime roundup lists restricted items set for March 29 and March 31. It details rationed goods including butter lard oils canned fish and meats with 16 points weekly per person, plus coupon validity for fruits vegetables sugar coffee shoes gas fuel oil and fuel oil by zone through spring dates. Ohio and Maine references appear among geographic mentions and water bodies.

Associated Press Ohio

Our Men in Service Loyal Seven Grandsons Serve Nation

Seven grandsons of Mrs. Lew Jones Orbiston serve in U S armed forces. Many siblings of Athens and Murray City families hold positions at Drew Field Chanute Field Camp Lee and Fort Jackson. Corporal Dixon marks one year in Army Air Forces while First Sgt. Pratt graduates Gunnery School Wendover. Private Dugan promoted to corporal Fort Lewis. Officer candidate Roberts commissioned second lieutenant Fort Monmouth сигнал corps. Edward Kendell Sherman stationed Fort Jackson.

Lew Jones Orbiston Leslie Coon Athens Jack Coon Drew Field Tampa Fla Glen Channell Carrie Channell Mississippi Pearl Williams Frank Williams Murray City Africa Australia T. E. Dixon Clyde Merritt Dixon Dixon Army Air Forces Larry M. Pratt William Pratt Portland Wendover Field Utah Andrew W. Roberts Charless. Roberts, Glouster Eastern Signal Corps School Fort Monmouth N. J Signal Corps

Albert Willmore Dies After Auto Accident

Albert Willmore, 79, died in a New York hospital Monday from injuries suffered when struck by a car a month earlier. The death was confirmed by a telegram from his wife to Mrs. G. W. Johnson of Albany.

Albert Willmore New York G. W. Johnson Albany

Ashworth Elected to Athens City Council

George H. Ashworth 15 Maple St was chosen to fill the late W. N. Russell’s seat in the Athens City Council. The Meigs County native has lived in Athens most of his life and works in The McBee Co price and planning department. He was sworn in at a brief council meeting to complete Russell’s term expiring next December.

George H. Ashworth Maple St Athens W. N Bert) Russell Ashworth Meigs County Price and Planning McBee Co. J Russell

Local admissions and dismissals from Sheltering Arms Hospital

Darrel Gould of Mineral and Miss Mary Ciphas of Glouster were admitted yesterday for medical treatment. Harold Grace of Athens Route No. 2 Mrs. Margaret Edgar of 41 S Shafer St. and Miss Judith Ann Sanders of 101 May Ave were dismissed today. Donna and Bobby Green of West Side School displayed grass skirt rings beads and a mat sent by their brother now in the South Seas.

Darrel Gould Mineral Mary Ciphas Glouster Sheltering Arms Hospital Harold Grace Athens Margaret Edgar S. Shafer St Judith Ann Sanders South Seas Donna Bobby Green West Side School

Pimples Vanish Overnight Claim for Kleerex Liquid

An advertisement touts Kleerex medicated liquid that supposedly dries pimples overnight with a money back guarantee. It invites buyers to join users who report a clear complexion after a single application. A 47 cent bottle is offered for sale.

Campaign to Collect 200000 Guns for War Plants

The War Department announced completion of a drive to collect about 200000 weapons including shotguns rifles and pistols from the public for guards at war plants and Army Training Program sites. No more contributions are needed. the effort saved roughly four million pounds of steel and other materials. Owners were reimbursed and extra weapons will be returned.

War Department Ordnance Department Army Service Forces

Weather warms in Athens with mild day

Warm conditions spread across Athens as a noon thermometer sits at 45 degrees. Yesterday’s high reached 53 while overnight low dropped to 24. The Hocking River has fallen to six feet.

Athens Hocking

It Will Be Good for You To Join In the Civilian Defense Activities

Rev Frank Donaldson argues Civilian Defense defines true community life beyond self interest. He portrays air wardens and volunteers as testers of citizenship, warning that absenteeism or bragging undermine the war effort and that cooperative work strengthens democracy and military victory.

Frank Donaldson Hitler France Spain Red Cross USO Axis

Singer Booked in Civilian Defense War Effort Notice

The article extols Civilian Defense work as postwar citizen building and morale. It urges volunteers across housing, transportation, salvage, nutrition, health, agriculture, and other sectors to join and share in national duties, promising comradeship and satisfaction while stressing enemy unwelcomed cooperation.

Defense Council Consumers Athens

Grange Uree Urges Farm Worker Retention and State Aid

Athens County Pomona Grange members adopt resolutions urging retention of essential farm workers, support for one million displaced persons in Washington, and backing House Bill 355 for more state funds for weaker districts. The group also backs putting police power with the State Highway Patrol and state responsibility for hospital wards.

Athens County Pomona Grange Amesville Congress Washington County Grange Faye Eslocker Lulu Brown J. W. Whaley Fred C. Blazier John T. Hope Old Glory Mary Hope Alice Shannon Ella Miller Winifred Hooper Melba Radcliff Mabel Carbaugh Lucille Wingett Minister

Sixth Grade Book Fair Opens at University Elementary

Sixth grade students at University Elementary School, guided by Miss Esther Dunham, launched a book fair with a collection of favorite animal, adventure and mystery stories. A student committee including Dick Leach, Dale Leach, Charles Krauskopf, and Barbara Gooding runs daily story hours and invites classmates to dress as their favorite characters on Friday.

University Esther Dunham Dick Leach Dale Leach Charles Krauskopf Barbara Gooding

University Elementary hosts kindergarten coffee hour

Parents of pupils taught by Miss Dorothy Hoyle are invited to a 7 30 evening coffee hour at University Elementary School. Attendees may meet student teachers as children’s gingerbread is served with coffee.

Dorothy Hoyle University Elementary

Brush Fire Firefighter Fatally Burns Helper Near Portsmouth

Portmouth AP reports 74 year old Harry Kazee attempted to extinguish a brush fire near Portsmouth when he suffered fatal burns.

Portsmouth Here Harry Kazee

Flood Damage to County Roads Across Dover and Ames Townships

Athens County road crews finished liming Jacksonville Concord Road in Dover Trimble and Ames Townships. Lime hauled to Bailey Tips and liming continues on North Concord Road Ames Township Jacksonville Millfield Road. Weather permitting patching on Carbondale Kimberly Road. Liming soon Plantsville Road. About $15 000 damage from high waters to county roads. Several large slips reported on multiple rural routes.

Athens County Jacksonville- Concord Dover Trimble Ames Harry Dust Dover Township Concord Road Ames Township Jacksonville-Millfield Carbondale-Kimberly York Township Plantsville Bern Township Ames ‘Township Dutch Creek Wooley Hooper Ridge Wrightstown York—Connett Dover — Dividing Ridge Congress Run Rome New England Troy Houston Coolville-Frost Deep Hollow Lodi—Garden Guysville Bern- Broadwell-Bartlett

Defense Corps to Hold Thursday Meeting in Athens

The Defense Corps Control Center will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Athens High School Auditorium announced by commander Harold Wise. A demonstration practice for the War Department School event in Athens this weekend is on the agenda, and all Control Center personnel are urged to attend.

Defense Corps Control Center Athens Harold Wise War Department Control Center

Victory Garden Club to Meet at Coolville

The fourth meeting of the Victory Garden Club will be held at the Coolville school building Wednesday at 8 p.m. Ross Wright, County Agricultural Agent, will discuss fertilizer use and disease resistant vegetable varieties. The meeting is open to the public and all interested in improving gardens are urged to attend.

Victory Garden Club Coolville Ross Wright

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