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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1942
Page
14
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Logan’s United States Employment Service office will be open Saturday May 30 as part of a wartime duty. Manager H. H. Sands says supplying manpower for war industries is a full time responsibility and offices must operate despite Memorial Day. April job placements totaled 99, up 19.3 percent from March.
George Wyskiver aged 72 of Starr Township died Monday night at Lancaster Municipal Hospital after a long illness. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church with Rev. J Poling. Burial in Armstrong Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna, three sons Harold Paul William, six daughters Velva Nettie Mary Maude Anna Belle Nettie, and a brother Luther. Five children preceded him in death.
Joan Feilum of Nelsonville was discharged from Cherrington Hospital where she had been admitted for treatment and observation several days earlier.
The Hocking County Selective Service Board announced rules limiting interviews to written requests only. Officials said written requests receive proper attention and that in person requests will not be acted on to free time for office work and improved handling of interview requests.
Examinations of the Red Cross first aid class sponsored by the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club were held Monday night with ten passing. Miss Gertrude Bliss led the instruction from Logan High School. Gifts and refreshments followed. Certificate recipients include Charlene Huffman Dessie Hanna Grace Orr Mary Connor Iris Lowery Velva Brashares Olive Linn Denver Matheny Mary Ruth Krinn Lucille Sutter.
Ross Hocking camp sessions announced by county extension agent LOGAN James R. Smoot. Meetings open June 13 with the older youths session through June 14. Women’s camp July 24 26 combined junior and senior 4 H camp July 27 August 1 stag camp August 1 2. Reduced staff but activities remain and plans may change with transport facilities.
In NEW STRAITSVILLE on Saturday May 30 the American Legion Post will hold memorial services at 2 PM in the local cemetery. Fraternal and civic groups are invited to attend. Rev. George Hughes of the Methodist Church will speak. The school band and Methodist All Girl Choir will perform. William J. Davis will sing a solo. Ex servicemen and current war veterans are invited.
A graduation party for Civilian Defense auxiliary firemen who completed the course will be held Thursday at the American Legion hall. Delmas Woodgeard and Harold Ewart lead the program. Roger W. Friend coordinates the group with Fire Chief Roy Stalsmith supervising. First aid lessons were led by Charles Eberst and Harley Ellinger, with Ellinger attending as a guest.
Logan report states the second Negro contingent left for Columbus early Tuesday for army induction after a physical exam. The two selectees are George Junior Evans of Logan Route 3 and Daniel Harris of Haydenville. They were served breakfast, escorted by the Selective Service Board and American Legion, and given New Testament pocket editions and cigarettes.
Sheriff Floyd Duffy’s office reports a lumber truck driven by Lloyd Ebersole of Frederickstown overturned Tuesday morning on U.S. Route 33 seven miles south of Lancaster. Ebersole said he notified local authorities believing the scene was in Hocking County. the crash occurred in Fairfield County and was referred to Lancaster officers. The lumber was bound for Sun Glow Industries plant in town.
Logan district school leaders G E Carr S H Dillon and principal Fred B Burchfield met Lancaster administrators Tuesday to explore pre flight cadet training in high schools. No new courses will be added but emphasis on aviation related subjects for armed services requirements will increase.
Logan Miss Jessie McManigal presented the history of the Logan Public Library from its 1897 start to today at the White House during a Logan Rotary Club meeting. Librarian Hallie Grives outlined recent library achievements and ongoing aims amid the current crisis. L. K. Showalter led the program as a library board member.
Logan is the focus as A G Swaim of the State Department of Agriculture conducts a weeklong survey of food handlers. Paul H Bennington assists in screening dairies, restaurants, bars, grills, meat markets and other facilities. The law requires physical exams for certificates of health via physician forms.
Logan chairman Melrose Harbaugh announced that all members of the American Legion USO committee will hold a special meeting Wednesday night at the American Legion rooms. Murray City post contributed 100 dollars and the Auxiliary 25 dollars. the Logan post and auxiliary matched totaling 250 dollars. The fund drive ends July 4 and will be turned over to the United Service Organizations.
A summons for contempt of court was issued to Clarence Brown of 348 Bailey Street Zanesville by sheriff's deputies. Mildred Brown claims he disobeyed a July 27 1932 court order to pay $5 weekly child support, asserting he paid only $2.50. In Gallipolis Dr Charles E Holzer appointed by Gov Bricker as Ohio delegate to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress will attend sessions in Chicago Friday and Saturday.
Logan reports all rural rationing boards abolished except Board No 1 in counties under 30 000 population. County Superintendent S H Dillon named chairman of Board 1 succeeding Charles Achauer. Applications must be filed with Administrator Harry Smith at the Farmers and Merchants Bank Building. Also in Logan Mr and Mrs Lewis Feeback Nelsonville Route 1 announce the birth of a daughter at Cherrington Hospital Monday.
Logan High School will issue grade cards to students on Friday and distribute year books to those who purchased them. Advertisers will receive theirs a day early, per an announcement by Principal Fred B. Burchfield.
Starr-Washington High School holds commencement exercises Thursday night with Dr. E. E. Lewis delivering the commencement address. Twenty eight graduates will receive diplomas as the program includes songs, solos, and a diploma presentation by County Superintendent S. H. Dillon.
Logan prosecutor says indictment will be sought for grand larceny against Lloyd B. Martin a 23 year old Zanesville resident He confessed to stealing six autos in Logan and a $200 camera and film from M J Rizers car in Hackensack N J He will be arraigned before Mayor Weltner before grand jury action and is a Mansfield Reformatory parolee Also Mrs William Rafferty of Logan has had major surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus and is reportedly in satisfactory condition.
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