Ohio U Alumni to honor Richard C Cole in Tokyo raid tribute
Alumni of Ohio University plan a noon Sunday luncheon at Lindley Hall to honor Richard C Cole the pilot in the Tokyo raid. Martha Cole will receive a certificate and Clare Williams alumni secretary reports the event features toastmaster Noble C Shilt and Ohio graduate M Foster as principal speaker. Reservations close May 29 at University Wilson Hall.
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ESBAY
Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Rive
Ohio U
Richard C Cole
Tokyo
Clare
Noble C. Shilt
Washington, D.C
Bae Aaning
Mian Bing
William, ‘Woods College
Fulton
Tonz
Fire Damages Athens Home At State Street
A fire at the home of Mr and Mrs A W Matters 162 E State St caused about 200 damage in a second floor bedroom. City firefighters confined the blaze to that room after an 825 am alarm. Ten Athens Fire Department members responded and HOY SCOUTS RESCUED.
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Athens
A. W. Matters
E. State St
Athens Fire Department
ZEMO Advertisement Claims Relief For Itching Skin
An ad touts ZEMO as a physician backed liquid for itching skin with claims of 30 years of experience and Omnicea brand association. It promises rapid relief, cites over 25 million packs sold, and lists price points from 60 cents to 1.90 dollars, noting limited trial quantities.
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ZEMO
Omniceaa
Limits on Packages Sent Out of Nation
War and Navy Departments limit overseas parcel mail to ensure space for war essentials and reduce port delays. Post Office restrictions prohibit mailing any first class air mail or parcel to destinations outside the continental United States over 11 pounds, 18 inches long, or 42 inches in length and girth. Applies to all such mail including Army Post Office deliveries via New York Seattle and San Francisco.
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War and Navy
Francis Frebault
Athens
War and Navy Departments
Post Office Department
Continental United States
Army Post
New York
San Francis
Seattle
McGraner Re-Elected As Commander of DAV
Ernest McGraner was unanimously reelected to a sixth term as commander of the Conrath-Bean Chapter of the American Veterans of the World War at a Monday night meeting in the Athens Armory. Officers installed next meeting include Harry F. Minney senior vice commander William J. Mansfield junior vice commander Daniel A. Pierce adjutant treasurer Clarence Mulling chaplain Edison Gaston and Earnest McGraner service officer. Members were urged to attend Memorial Day services in Athens on Saturday.
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Conrath-Beanhapten
Ernest McGraner
W. Union ‘St
Athens
Harry F. Minney
Athens Route 5
William J. Mansfield
Stewart St
Daniel A. Pierce
W. Stimson
Clarence Mulling
Chauncey
Edison Gaston
Stella Ave
Earnest McGraner
Conrath-Bean
Army and Buying Bonds Robert Chute Sends Money to Mother
Robert C. Chute Jr son of Mr and Mrs RC Chute of 2 Miller Street serves in the Army in Hawaii and buys War Savings Bonds. He sends his mother 57.50 to purchase a 50 bond despite earning 44 monthly after insurance. Chute a Athens High School graduate and former Ohio University senior was inducted last November.
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Robert Chute
Mother
Athens
Hiwaii
Robert C. Chute, Jr
RC. Chute
Miller ‘St
Foreign Service
Chute
Athens High School
Fenior
Ohio University
Children Allowed to Fish in Locust Heights Pond
The Locust Heights Pond received aquatic vegetation on May 22 consisting of elodea chara ceratophyllum hornwort yellow lilies white lilies cattails and a rush species to provide cover for young fish shade and habitat for aquatic insects. The plantings aim to aerate purify and stabilize the water while enhancing the pond’s appearance. Earlier stocking included 75 gizzard shad 165 bluegills and 50 bullhead, with recent additions of 75 bullhead catfish and 125 bluegills.
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Locust Heights
Lee
Division
Roach
Pearcy Enlists in Navy Construction Regiment
Second Guysville man to enlist at Athens naval recruiting substation is Daniel A. Pearcy age 33 carpenter's mate first class accepted this week by recruiting headquarters in Cincinnati Ohio Lashmett announces Pearcy is a son of Mrs Mary Cornell Pearcy of Guysville The first Guyaville resident to join the construction regiment was Richard Hayes who enlisted March 9 Both men will receive indoctrination training and be assigned to active service outside the continental United States.
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Guysville
Athens
U. S. Navy
Daniel A. Pearcy
Naval
Cincinnati
ES. Lashmett
Pearcy
Mary Cornell Pearcy
Guysvile
Guyaville
Richard Hayes
Continental United States
Ohio flier among 14 graduates at Randolph Field Texas
Lieut Peter B Seal ot was one of 14 Central Ohio fliers in Class 42 E fighter pilots graduated at Randolph Field Texas The class called the sixth post Pearl Harbor brood and largest in the field history Wings were pinned on graduates and mailed to honorary members including mothers and sweethearts
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Peter B. Seal
Central
Ohio
Randolph Field
Texas
Funeral set for Mrs Tyron in Ames Township
Funeral services for Mrs Owen Tyron who died Monday at her Ames Township home will be held Wednesday at two in Concord Church. The Rev Gil Adrian and Ed Millfield Route 1 will conduct the service. She is survived by two sisters Miss Grace Sayre near Concord and Mrs Frank Cole Long Bottom.
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Stra
Owen Tyron
Ames Township
Concord Church
Gil
Adrian
Trimble
Mill
Field
Grace Sayre
Concord
Frank Cole
Long Bottom
Admissions and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital
At Sheltering Arms Hospital this morning Miss Lil Han McKee of Buchtel and Mrs Alice Joachim of 170 Morris Ave were admitted for medical treatment. Also admitted was Charles E Grosvenor of Athens Route 4. Released today were Carrie Ranson of Northwood Drive Clark Hunte of New Marshfield Guy Campbell of 107 Mill Street Max Martin of Millefield Route 1 Ruth Jones of Athens Route 1 and Mildred Kratzer and her infant son of 36 Shannon Ave.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lil- Han McKee
Buchtel
Alice Joachim
Morris Ave
Athens
Carrie Ranson
Northwood
Clark Hunte
New Marshfield
Guy Campbel
Mill’ St
Max Martin
Millefield
Ruth’ Jones
Mildred Kratzer
Shannon Ave
County Jail Reopens After Fire Code Upgrade for June Parade
Athens county jail resumes operations after remodeling to meet state fire code. Seven inmates transferred from Nelsonville City Jail while county women remain housed there. County bike parade and contests slated for June 4 at county fairgrounds with Chief Grogan leading planning and prize efforts amid plans for a dusk parade and riding demonstrations.
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Nelsonville City
Nelsonville
City of
Athens
Bateman
W. Washington St
Potie
Grogan
Pace 1
Committee of Police
Achoo
Band Concert and Cleanup at City Park Program
A city park event outlines a cleanup Saturday noon May 30 at Locust Heights with workers to finish by 4 PM. Lunch and supper are planned. School Band directed by Floyd Prince provides music while an Ohio University Band quartet performs at 6 PM. Postal replies requested to Forest Service Box 68.
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City” Park
Locust “Heights
Floyd Prince
Ohio University Band
Curtis W. Jans
Joseph Thackery
Athens Rural Exercises Set For Thursday Speaker Dr Shoemaker
Athens Rural school will hold commencement exercises Thursday evening at 8. Dr. F L Shoemaker professor of education at Ohio University will address the ceremony. The program includes music by the school orchestra the assembly singing America and a salute to the flag led by Robert Langston with songs by the Girls Chromsolams and an invocation and benediction by Rev Floyd Gale.
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F. L. Shoemaker
Ohio University
Athens Rural
Mechanicsbairg
America
Assembly
Robert Langston
Kent
Board of Education
Floyd Gale
Worstell Addresses Athens Rotary Luncheon
Attorney Lawrence G. Worstell spoke at the Athens Rotary Club noon luncheon at Hotel Berry. He outlined changes in legal procedure over the years and how larger city firms operate. Worstell, native of Athens, practiced in Cleveland before returning home and also owns coal interests in Athens and Meigs Counties.
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Lawrence G. Worstell
Athens
Cleveland
Worstall
Meigs Counties
George W Tucker Dies At Home In Glouster
George W Tucker aged 2 died Tuesday at his residence 57 Home St. He is survived by his wife Catherine and son Frank of Glouster. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon at two at Jagers Funeral Home with calling hours at any time.
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George Tucker
George W. Tucker
Home St
Catherine
Frank
Glouster
Jagers Funeral Home
Deelock
AHS Scholars Are Guests of Kiwanis Club
Six Athens High School students were honored at the Kiwanis Scholarship Recognition Light dinner. Recipients included Martha Lou Dowler first in county senior scholarship, Bill Pendry second, Frances Noble first in district, Virginia Coleman first in district, and Bill Hammerie with Juavanta Young tying for district first in geometry and state standings. Speakers noted by Dr C D Samford and announced upcoming Kiwanis International Convention events in Cleveland with Donald M Nelson and Thurman Arnold among speakers.
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Athens High School
Athens Kiwanis
C.D. Samford
Igh
Martha Lou Dowler
Bill Pendry
Frances Noble
Virginia Coleman
Bill Hammerie
Juavanta Young
Cleveland
Donald M” Nelson
The
War Production Board
Thur~ Man Arnold
U.S
Currier & Ives Prints to Be Shown at Ohio University
Ohio University museum will feature Currier and Ives Civil War lithographs during commencement week. Curator Dr W A Matheny announced the display from the Morris collection of Athens. Selections include The Battle of Fort Sumter The Surrender at Appomattox and rare Lincoln funeral lithographs and the Monitor Merrimac clash.
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Currier & Ives
Ohio University Museum
W. A. Matheny
C. H. Morris
Athens
Hatlee
Fort Sumpter
Lee
Carter
Lincoln
Fine Suspended For Arrested Millfield Man
James Kisor of Millfield appeared in T K Bennett Justice of Peace Court charged with assault and battery. He pleaded guilty and was fined fifty dollars plus costs. the fine was suspended on the condition that he maintains good behavior.
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James Kisor
Millfield
T.K. Bennett
Justice of Peace Court
Gas masks demo by Athens Civilian Defense unit
About 49 attendees at Athens Civilian Defense Volunteer Corps first gas defense class in Super Hall inspected and tried on U S Army gas masks. Lieut. Charles H. Fair and Dr. Donald Clippinger led demonstrations on effectiveness, types, and dangers of gas. Class will be repeated and certification requires attendance. schedule outlines sessions for various groups through Friday.
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Athens Civilian Defense Volunteer Corps
Super Hall
U. S. Army
Charles H. Fair
Ohio University Department For Military Science and Tactics
Harold E. Wisco
Fairance
Wise
Clippinger
Drivers’ Corps
Red Cross Motor Corps
McBee
Masonry inspection set for Guysville lodge Thu evening
Savannah Lodge No. 468 F and A M schedules annual inspection. Worshipful master announces a chicken dinner served by the Ladies Aid Hall from 6 to 7. The event highlights the lodge’s May activities and community gathering.
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Masons
Guysville
Savannah
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Seay
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Nora W. Atkinson
Atkinson
Republican +ate Central Committee
Fenth
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Ulan
San’ Rafael
Donuts
Ann Page
Fresh
Don
McGraner
DAV
Colonial Finance
Berry Hotel
Goodings
Rent
Mckinley Ave
Ganree Bateman
Inter
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City Park
Worstell
Rotary
AHS
Kiwanis Club
Annapolis
Battlefield of Love
DED Victory Kert
Double Value Entertainment
Union
Damon Runyon
Saga
I America
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Epi Bruce Tos Crawford
Donald Barstow Bine Bide
Albena
Ier
Giatur
Hudson
Kerr's
Sam
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