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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1945

Page

10

Limited Goods Return Planned After V E Day

Federal agencies brace for reconversion and rationing shifts after victory in Europe. The Office of War Mobilization, WPB, and other bodies outline gradual easing of controls, with durable goods and appliances hitting markets within months and full peacetime production within a year.

Ictory Europe Athens Washington War Agency Office of War Mobilization and War Production Board WPB

Amesville Birthday and Family News Notes

Amesville social notes recount a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Blanche Boudinot with many relatives and friends attending. The column also covers a birthday tribute for Mrs. T. J. White, birth of Linda Sue to Mrs. Ruth McGrew, a nine day leave visit by Fireman 2-c Whuiliam Butcher, a Columbus funeral for Patricia Johnson, and moves of Ethel Rake family into the Bank Building.

Amesville Blanche Boudinot Roy Ziegler Norma Jean Jewett Parmiter Mary Parmiter Howard Keirns Clifford Boudinot Dow Marquis Wyatt McDaniel Pauline McDaniel Homer Gerken Judith Ann Anna Smith Dorothy Sedwick Jackie Gilbert Boudinot Jennie Boyd Dorothy, Poston Ruth Mosjer Athens Lara Hanson John Mathews Elihu Starling Dick Sullivan Curt Herb Holter Kay Columbus Albert Carpenter Jean Bert Carpenter Wilbur Carpenter T. J. White White Fern Antie Oren Wolfe Ruth McGrew Linda Sue C Whuiliam Butcher Ralph Wolfe Hattie Inman William Jago Patricia Johnson Maxine Jago Johnson Ethel Rake Betty Louw Jack Bank Marietta

Murray City Social Notes Sees Local Residents Visiting

Murray City notes list residents and visitors including Albert Jones at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Janice Worthington and Jean Craft visiting Belsonville. Effie Jonas and waxy Jonas in Nelsonville. Mrs Morris Duplex with Carsner in New Lexington. Adam Hoye in Ashland. Park Cook in Columbus. Pearl Williams returning from Columbus. Julia Ann Cupp and Oscar Hillyer with Newark relatives. Sabo and grandson Joey in Cincinnati. Bobby Gottke back from Columbus parents.

Murray City Leonard Phillips Albert Jones Camp Atterbury Ind Clayton Worthington Janice Jean, Craft Aves Ann Thompson Belsonville Effie Jonas Waxy Jonas Nelsonville Morris Duplex Carl Carsner New Lexington Adam Hoye Ashland Park Cook Columbus Pearl Williams Paul Cupp Ang Julia Ann Newark Oscar Hillyer Joe Sabo Joey Cincinnati Bobby Gottke Mrs Port Gotike Columbie

Wins War Awards Visit to Nelsonville Shifts News

Mr. and Mrs. Huard Bush visit relatives in Logan while meeting Mr. and Mrs. John Abahazie and Esther Nelsonwick. The report notes ETO ribbons attached to Orient units and Army ties, with guests including Mrs. Emma Tepie and Warren Darby. Betty Hogan visits Nelsonville during a busy period highlighting wartime duties and local social life.

Huard Bush Logan John Abahazie Orient

News Notes of Stewart of Stewart

Stewart WSCS members meet with ten in attendance. Several locals arrive home or visit relatives, including Sgt Leonard Congreve on furlough from overseas. Residents relocate homes, visit kin, and welcome guests such as Corporal Charles Wade Ogg and family.

Stewart Stewart Wscs Sgt Leonard Congreve William Copeland Chicago J. Hopeland Ralph Colburn Hartt Athens Perry Chalfant Elze Chalfant Leslie Petty Everett Parsons Akron Alex Parsons Arthur French Wade Jarvis Jarvis M. J. Charlton Church St Clarence Petty Bethany Ridge Pete Parsons Nelie

Young Orators Appear At Mason Club Meet

Betty Ann McCulloch won first place for her oration before the Kiwanis Club. Betty Lou Bell and Folty Ann Filson tied for second. judges Dr. John Kirk C. C. Anderson and F. W. Ingraham announced the result at week’s end.

Point Pleasant Betty Ann McCulloch Kiwanis Club Betty Lou Bell Folty Ann Filson Betwen

Sunday Creek Valley Celebrates Surrender

GLOUSTER The unofficial surrender of the German army in Europe caused excitement in Sunday Creek Valley. Businesses unfurled flags. Mine 255 closed at noon. Greens Run J T High and elementary schools dismissed. Glouster schools stayed in session. people awaited the Big Three heads announcement set for 9:00 a m Tuesday.

Glouster Europe Sunday Creek Greens Run J-T Hollister

Syracuse WSCS Meeting Notes and Local News

Mrs Alice Cape hart hosts the W S C S at her Asbury Methodist home with reviews of The Indian in American Life and The Sanctity of the Christian Home. Delegates report from Spring District Conference in Jackson. Kenneth Durst and Miss Margaret Weaver wed. Navy service and travel details for several families appear among notices and social items.

Syracuse Alice Capehart W.S.C.S Asbury Methodist Church Charles Neuman Marcia Karr Irving Karr C. B. Weese Jackson Tapehart Betty Kenneth Durst Margaret Weaver Darst Navy Dan Rizer Franklin Rizer Santa Ana Calif Pauline Helen Underhill Columbus Leame N. J Marela Karr Amy Handley Clera Showers Toledo Iere John Bowen Jennie Sue Rousey Athens Margaret Neuman William Adams Anne Adams Parkersburg

COOLVILLE AREA HAPPENINGS AND VISITS

Mary Hickman of Amarillo visits her mother Mrs. Nancy Davis and travels to Columbus for her daughter’s illness. Cadet Nurse Madelyn Morrison plans three months training at Children’s Hospital Washington and then St Elizabeth Navy Psychiatric Hospital before returning to Parkersburg. War Stamps sales at Coalville School reach 61.60 with top room totals. church group and local social visits noted.

Coolville Mary Hickman Amarillo Tex Nancy Davis Columbus James Spencer St Francis Hospital Sophronia Summerfield Mae King White Shrine Athens Madelyn Morrison Alfred Morrison Fleming Nellie Carleton Bebe Morrison Eleanor Cooley West Newton Mass Walter King Harry Summerfield Eastern Star Middleport Coalville Malone

Social notes from Orbiston and nearby towns

Social notes report visits by Clarence Banfield and Virginia Banfield, Betty Banfield, and others from Racine Columbus and New York City. Mrs Dorothy Sayre and family guest the Banfields. Allie Nida attends nephew Millard Campbell's funeral. Fred Sickendall and Pete Nida move residents. Kate Poling turns 87. Clyde L. Sorrell in Louisiana military service. updates on recovering ill like Mrs McManaway and Eugene Ginney.

Millard Campbell U. B Murray City Harry Powell Circle Hill Fred Conger Eugene Ginney Fred Sickendall Buchtel Pete Nida Zack Wade William O'Rourke

Entertain Friends at Courtney Home Friday

Chauncey Miss Isabel Courtney and Mrs. Mac B Wright entertained a group of friends at the Courtney home High St Friday evening honoring Mrs William KReasey The honor guest received many mufts beneath a pink blue umbrella with stork guards. Guests included former classmates and teachers and the evening featured dessert buffet and a centerpiece of spring flowers and lighted tapers. Mrs Wright poured at the coffee urn. attendees listed.

Chauncey Isabel Courtney Mac B. Wright Courtney High St William Kreasey Wright Nellie Agin John Heffken Margaret Jackson Juanita Jones Lewis Kottgan Edward Mingus Lois Anne Shafer Keasey Pauline Agin Bertha Sridgeman Tom Dew Dorothy Daugherty Dick Blair Jo Ann Williamson Ted Thompson Florence Henry

Parisians Celebrate Victory Early in Streets

Parisians paraded in the streets by the thousands singing beneath fireworks as civilians and Allied troops celebrated what headlines and radios indicated as Germany's surrender, ending hostilities even before official V E Day.

Paris Germany

Spain Demands German Property Transfer by Wednesday

Madrid reports Foreign Minister Jose Felix Lequerica told German Charge d Affaires Fritz Von Bibba that Spain no longer recognizes formal relations with Germany and demands that all official and semi-official German property in Spain be transferred to Spanish authorities before 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Spain Madrid Jose Felix Lequerica Fritz von Bibba

Naomi Bible Class Social Meets at The Plains Church

Mrs Grant Mich ael will host the Naomi Bible Class at The Plains Methodist Church Wednesday at 8 PM for their monthly business and social meeting.

Chauncey Grant Michael the Plains Naomi Plains Methodist l Church

Karns wife enters hospital for observation in Marietta

Mrs Cynthia Karns wife of Alva Karns of Mill Street Jeffersonton enters Osteopathic Hospital Marietta Monday for observation and treatment preparatory to major surgery.

Chauncey Cynthia ‘Karns Alva Karns Mill St Jeff Marietta

End of War News Leaves GIs Reflective in Brooklyn

Soldiers across Brooklyn absorb Japan’s surrender with mixed thoughts. Some hope for quick homecoming while others fear the future and a longer fight in the Pacific. Veterans recall Omaha Beach and question what comes next as celebrations feel distant. Local men across the Ninth Army and others speak of uncertainty and resolve.

Kenneth L. Dixon George Rusao Ninth Army Brooklyn Germany Pacific Broadway Jersey City Pier Jersey City Anthony L. Bosco Bronx GerjMan Pacific Pier Robert Selm Cincinnati, O Normandy Beaches Corp Jacon P. Wachtel New York City Japan Pfc Paul Hirt Newark N. J James Barclay Athens Tenn

Youth Meet Draws 125 At Chauncey Church Event

About 125 people attended the Athens County Youth Meet at the Church of Christ in Chauncey Sunday night. Richard Stalder organized the worship program with Jean McHarg as chairman and participants including Donna Selber Ralph Brown Junior Courtney Thelma Brookins and Richard Stalder. Rev Fred Lucha of Athens delivered the sermon with Christine Brown at the piano. Afterward Rev Glaze Thompson led games at the high school gym and a reception followed at the parish house hosted by Mrs Jennie Jackson and helpers. The group was invited to meet at the Nelsonville Church of Christ on the first Sunday in June, the last gathering until September.

Chauncey Athens County Church of Christ Richard Stalder Jean McHarg Donna J Selber Ralph Brown Junior Courtney Thelma Brookins Fred Lucha Athens Christine Brown Glaze Thompson Jennie Jackson Margaret Jackson Lois Ann Shafer Jannette Blackford Thelma Jean Brookins Nelson-ville Church of Christ

Albany News Notes List Local Visits and Club Meetings

Albany residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Emma Beard of Nelsonville, Ralph Burdette and family, Kate Burdette, Julia Cunningham and children visited Albany. O D Dailey of Columbus spent days in Albany. Bess Ross stayed in Columbus visiting her son in law and daughter. Carrie Hall of the Albany Grange plans a May 10 meeting at Mrs. H. Me fe5tingon. The Albany Community Garden Club meets May 11 at Mrs. Frank Radcliffe’s house. Homer Friendenmaker and family were Newark weekend guests. Robert Brown returned home from India after 27 months on leave.

Albany H. P. Munn Emma Beard Nelsonville Ralph Burdette Kate Burdette Julia Cunningham Athens E. H. Lasch O. D. Dailey Columbus Bess Ross Me Willard Michaels Janny Tae Carrie Hall Albany Grange H. Me Fe Albany Community Garden Club Frank Radcliffe Homer Friendenmaker Newark Friendenmaker R. L. Brown Cpl Robert Brown India

Food Shelter for Millions Must Be Provided by Allies

Britain and the United States commit to feeding clothing and housing millions in liberated Europe after Nazi collapse. The UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration will supervise mass migration of freed prisoners of war hostages labor battalions and exiles. Ally forces will also manage peacetime demobilization reconversion and readjustment as Japan remains a focal future challenge.

London Europe United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration International Mercy Organization Britain United States Japan France Holland Far East Pacific Normandy Pearl Harbor Singapore Bataan China Roosevelt Toy

Chauncey Infant John Reed Jr Dies After Brief Illness

John Reed Jr., five months old, son of Mr and Mrs Reed of Chauncey, died after a short illness. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 pm in Morristown Holiness Church with burial at Hilltop Cemetery. The father serves in the U S Army in Germany. Surviving are the parents three brothers and grandparents Napoleon Bulloch and Mrs Bulloch of near Chauncey and Mr and Mrs John Reed of Columbus.

Chauncey John Reed Stout Funeral Home Morristown Napoleon Bulloch Near Columbus

Former Buchtel Miner Killed by Train

John Campbell 51 a miner from Irvington Ohio formerly of Buchtel was killed by a train Monday. He was the son of the late Edward and Sara Campbell of Buchtel and is survived by two sisters Mrs James Hott of Buchtel and Mrs Ada Young of Columbus and two sons Harry wounded in service and Tony in a hospital in New Guinea.

Buchtel John Campbell Irvington W.a Edward and Sara Campbell James Hott Ada Young Columbus Harry Tony New Guinea

Chauncey Visits Son in Naval Hospital

Chauncey area residents Chauncey Ervin Channell and son William with Donna Baughman of The Plains spent the weekend at Great Lakes Illinois visiting Dale Channel in the Naval Hospital. He has been ill with rheumatic fever but is improved and able to be around the hospital. Edith Cochran Jo Ann Thompson and Luella Preston spent the weekend in Dayton visiting Mrs Daisy Syx and family. Bobby Preston stayed a week with his grandparents in Chauncey Sunday evening attendance by Mr and Mrs A L Preston.

Chauncey Ervin Channell William Donna Baughman the Plains Great Lakes Dale Channel Naval Hospital Edith Cochran Jo Ann Thompson Luella Preston Dayton Daisy Syx Clark Preston Bobby William Lindley Columbus A. L. Preston

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