Changes in Athens County Rationing Administration
A 1919 Athens Messenger item notes changes announced in the Athens County Rationing Administration. The window display shows twin chicks hatched at Athens Chick Hatchery now in a Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co window, with hatchery manager Harry O Atkins stating no prior instance of two living chicks from one egg. Elmer Sams of Mill Street was fined 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property before Mayor Franz Woodworth.
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Smowns
Athens Meocenger
Athens
Ohio
Athens County
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Harry 0. Atkins
Atkins
Zlmer Sams
Elmer Sams
Mill St
Franz Woodworth
Two County Ration Boards Abolished and Consolidated
Athens County to consolidate rationing with three boards plus two headquarters. Local Board Nos. 1 and 5 will cover most townships while Local Board No. 53 handles Nelsonville area. Offices shift to Athens and Nelsonville with full time secretaries. meetings set weekly.
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Athens County
Leonard Prater
Athens
Chauncey
York
Waterloo
Nels Fonville
Nelsonville
Buchtel
York and
Rationing Program Faces Office Space Shortages and Delays
Since Jan 2 1942 Prater notes volunteer clerical aid supports city and county offices but equipment is ruined by wartime strain. Sugar rationing reaches about 42000 people and delays in processing apply for allowances as state and federal offices tighten controls. Local boards Baker Stout Gall Whaley Gubitz Nobles continue to adapt despite inadequate quarters and rising paperwork.
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Are Times
Nelsonville Board
Nelsonville
Prater
Glouater
Coalville
Howe Areas
Athens
Olunteer
Trent
Ance
Amvdunia
Prater Anid
Chale
Avery
Nor 'Sate C. Baker
Howard Stout
Homer Gall
Whaley
A.C. Gubitz
B. Nobles
Baird Stewart
Webb
Newman
Calvin and Hoffee Return To Great Lakes Base
Franklin A Calvin from Athens and Donald G Hoffee from Albany return this weekend to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. They end short furloughs and resume duties as USNR apprentices, selected for further Navy trade school training. Lash Inett, recruiting officer at the Athens naval sub-station, reported the update.
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Franklin A Calvin
Athens
Onald G. Hoffee
Albany
Great Lakes
Lash Inett
Athte
Teamen
USNR
William Jaynes Admitted To Toledo Hospital For Skull Fracture
William Jaynes of Athens Route 1 has been in a Toledo hospital for two weeks for treatment of a fractured skull. He was received by Mr Anna Cannon, with no details given about the accident. local report notes absence of incident specifics and mentions Mrs Cannon.
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William Jaynes
Toledo Hospital
Toledo
Anna” Cannon
Athens
Cannon
Candidate Announces Democratic Candidacy in Ninth-Fourteen Race
The report notes Mth Msvoem announced seeking the Democratic nomination for state orator from Ninth-Fourteen in the August primary. He is 35 years old, married with two children, and has past service in the Ohio House of Representatives. He is a farmer and livestock producer active in civic and fraternal groups.
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Mth
Msvoem
Tod AM
Atelet
Smith
Ohio House of Representaem
WAN Oil and Rab
Additon
Sarah Gillett Rites Friday
Mrs. Sarah Jane Gillett aged 37 years died last night at 37 N Lancaster St after a long illness. She lived in Athens County most of her life, leaves one daughter, a son, four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 2 PM at the residence conducted by Rev. Dr John W Danford with burial in Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at home.
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Sarah Jane Gillett
Lancaster St
John W. Danford
W. Union St
Sharpburg Social Briefs Highlights Local Names
Woe and celebrations in Sharpsburg as families welcome a baby girl Olivia Lucille born last Sunday to Mr and Mrs Fred Lawrence. Morris Thompson’s grandfatherly tie noted. Lees and neighbors visit Pennville and Glouster. Novasa Robinette appointed to Third National Bank of Dayton.
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Robins
Marta
Dorn
Fred Lawrence
Morris Thompson
Clarence Kelrna
Mira
Leota Strode
Nora
A McPeek
Pennaville
Novasa Robinette
Third National Bank of Dayton
Howard Croston
Plan Inspection at Constitution Lodge No 426
Plan inspection at Constitution Lodge No 426 F and AM in New Marshfield with members and visiting brethren invited. Mr and Mrs John Keirns and family attend ceremonies. note of travel, relatives and local residents listed among attendees and guests.
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Constitution Lodge
Ernest Driggs
Canton
Drigat
Chester
Conguitation
Frans
Wanivas
New Marshfield
John Keirns
Columbus
Joseph
Athe Werren Burron
Hannon
William "Manson
Laura'Hanson
Amesville
Roy “Manton
Charles
Raith Canter
Tuanita
Jesaley Sharp
Laura McCune
Giourter
Miram ‘Thompson
Warren Hanson
Dennia
Glouster
Mt Union Social And Brief Personal Notes
Petra reer Joesl Clark spent several days last week with her grandparents Mr and Ming. Marley cart aivin rope whoa employed GOS TO TOLEDO Toledo-lKenneth D Too 1 will become managing editor of Ene Toledo Blade Monday ues ceding Charles Russell Corbin who resigned to join the office of Censorship staff in Washington Topill was managing editor of The Ohio State Journal Columbus for 0 years eile GETS 2408 CANS Cleveland Ohio's June juota of new automobiles is 3.808 the Office of Price Administration
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Petra Reer Joesl Clark
Ming
Marley Cartaivin
Whoa
Gos
Toledo
lKenneth D. Too
Ene
Toledo Blade
Ues Ceding
Charles "Russell "Corbin
Office of Censorship
Washington
Topill
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Exelby Killed in Army Plane Crash at Wright Field
Lieut. William Byron Exelby Jr., 29, of Cleveland Ohio, a University graduate, was killed when an Army pursuit plane crashed on the southwest edge of Wright Field Dayton. He was alone in the plane and reportedly groaned as it attempted to land after engine trouble witnesses said. Exelby had trained at Cleveland and Texas fields and had wings from the latter. He had been at Wright Field before, with a notable flight over Athens in May after notifying friends.
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William Byron Exelby, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Army
Wright Field
Dayton
Associated Press
Exelby
Exerbiy
PRI
Mas al Goodfellow
Kelley Fields
Texas
AL Wright Field
Athens
Defense Unit Chairmen To Meet Sunday
An Athens Civilian Defense Council meeting for all unit chairmen is set for Sunday afternoon at Athens High School. Dr. Fola Shoemaker, chairman, announced the event. The chairmen cover areas such as consumption interests, prevention and salvage, defense aviation, housing, transportation, communications, labor supply, training, rural and suburban welfare, nutrition, health, education, recreation, and welfare with a long list of named members.
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Athens Civilian’ Defense Council
In Athens High School
Fola Shoemaker
J. Z. Hellebrandt
Don Peden
Avi Werder
P. Or Transportation
H.C
Dormant Communications
D. BR
John E. Manning
Harold
Intercet le
Ida. Patterson
BR. Backleys
C and O Railroad Dispatcher Dies After 26 Years
W. Warthman a train dispatcher for the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad at Armitage died Thursday at 20 Poplar Street. A Vin ton County native, he had worked 26 years with the railroad. Survived by wife Wilma Mayes Worthman and two, with services pending arrangements.
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W. . Warthman
Warthman
Vinton County
Cheasapeake ‘Onio
Armitage
Wilma Mayes Worthman
University of Nat South Bend
Iervices
Mrs Carrie Hilliard Succumbs In Ohio Home
Mrs. Carrie Hilliard former Ath feng resident died Wednesday at the Hamden home of Mrs. Charles Frakes. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at Tinker Funeral Home Mearthur with interment at W Union Bt Cemetery. She is survived by Jeenna Charlie Hart of East Liverpool Hayward of Columbus and brother George Pugh of Hamden.
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Carrie Hilliard
Athfeng
Charles Frakes
Hamden
Tinker Funeral Home
Mearthur
W. Union Bt
Athens
Hilliard
Frakes
Jeenna Charlie and
Hart
East Liverpool
Hayward
Columbus
George Pugh
Ohio University Alumni Luncheon Reservations Due Friday
Friday noon is the deadline for reservations to the Ohio University annual alumni luncheon set for Sunday at Lindley Hall. Clark E. Williams announced the event and urged alumni to book at the alumni office on Wilson Hall.
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Ohio University
Lindley Ial
Clark E. Williams
Wilson ‘al
Ohio
University
Mettler To Address New Marshfield PTA Meeting
Prosecuting attorney Harry Merier of Arment County will speak on defense at the New Marshfield PTA meeting tonight. Officers for next year will be elected by the PTA, and all members are urged to attend.
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Harry Merier
Arment County
PTA
MUA
County Is Added To Mrs Booth's School Lunch Territory
Gallia and Lawrence counties gain addition to Mrs CW Booth's supervision as lunch program coordinator. She urges more schools to adopt the program and extend her oversight to additional garcons extabe Taha.
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Gallipolis
Jacksois County
CW. Booth
Gallia
Lawrence
What Happens To Toothpaste Tubes In War Salvage
The Tin Salvage Institute of Mille ide New Jersey, authorized by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, collects used collapsible toothpaste tubes. Retailers must turn in tub es to their nearest ARU Wholesaler once five pounds are accumulated, which are then shipped to the Salvage Institute as part of the Salvage for Victory program led by Don Peden, Athens City Salvage Committee.
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Tin Salvage Institute
Milleide
N. J
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Draft Board Office Open Memorial Day
In Athens County MO the Selective Service Board in Athens City Hall will be open during the Memorial Day weekend. The announcement aligns with Print Gent's and national headquarters practices for defense agencies.
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Athens County
Selective Service Board
Athens City Hall
Uaval
2500 Poppies Sold in City on Poppy Day
2500 poppies were sold on Poppy Day in Athens by members of the auxiliary of the American Legion post. By six o clock last Saturday evening receipts totaled 275.61 dollars, the largest sum ever realized on Poppy Day in Athens. Announcers and volunteers thanked the public for the generous response.
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E. T. Cro
American Legion
Athens
Food distribution in Chauncey Frida announced
Chauncey-Dover District will distribute commodities Friday May 29 from 9 am to 3 pm at regular points. Announcement made by Joe Le Handy, commodity distributor. NATHLETE’S FOOT note appears as garbled text in the source.
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Imy
Chauncey-Dover
Joe le Handy
Nathlete
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