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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1943

Page

5

Daniels Bill Advances as Ohio House Passes Aid Plan

The Daniels Bill moves to the Senate with $97 841 in back pay owed to Athens County teachers and school debts cut by about $42 000. The funding hinges on Governor signature and district daily attendance and wealth formulas for future payments. Glen Hanes explains findings and LeFever notes strong support from constituents.

House Senate Athens County Ohio House of Glen Hanes Dent Department of Education Hanes LeFever Glouster Athens Tele- 4 Coys Edness Daniels

Poppy Day Observed In Athens With Sale For Charity

Saturday Athens marks Poppy Day proclaimed by Mayor Franz Woodworth. K T Crossen Post Auxiliary of the American Legion sells veterans made remembrance tokens to raise funds for child welfare. In Athens City $54 paid for the poppies. Funds, after expenses, support families in need and veterans’ families, aiding year round.

Athens K. T. Crossen American Legion Franz Woodworth America John McElroy Legion Auxiliary Athens City France Auxiliary

Athens County Horse Is Sent to Arkansas

A two year old Belgian stallion Silver de Boy 26633 was sold by H J Finsterwald to Harry Runkle Columbus Ohio. Runkle ships the colt to R Bar Branch Omaha Ark to join his herd. The colt was Athens County Fair champion stallion last August and Finsterwald has shown that title for eight years. The sire Boer de Renfleur 18030 produced five champions at the fair. This is the second Finsterwald horse to go to Arkansas.

Silver de Boy H. J. Finsterwald Harry Runkle Columbus Ohio Boer de Renfleur Mr. Finsterwald State of Arkansas University of Arkansas Waynedale Ohio State University

Free Admission For Opening Day At Crystal Pool In Athens

Athens City opens Crystal Pool on Sunday with no admission fee for all. Mayor Franz Woodworth announces seven day week hours 1 pm to 10 pm and notes safety director A N Johnson and pool manager Clyde Mansfield supervised preparations. Season tickets 6 dollars, 50 admissions 10 dollars, adult single 25 cents, children 15 cents.

Athens City Franz Woodworth A. N. Johnson Clyde Mansfield Johnson Mansfield F. J. Bay BE. Mulberry St Bay Red Cross Miami Beach Fla

Athens Eagles Plan Flag Week Rally

Athens Aerie No 529 Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a Flag Week rally with June 9 meeting. Addresses on the American Flag and a War Bond Sale Campaign will be given. A flag slogan contest offers a $25 War Bond to the winner. a committee will finish the program.

Athens Aerie No Order of Eagles Aerie G. M. Romine J. H. Walburn The Aerue

Banquet at Albany Alumni Event Scheduled Saturday Night

Albany High School holds its annual alumni banquet in the school auditorium starting at 8 30 p m Eastern War Time with a public dance to follow at 9 30 p m.

Albany High School

Car Lost in Garage Fire Damages Two Cars

A double frame garage behind 93 Maplewood Drive and 95 Maplewood Drive burned early Thursday. Fire destroyed a 1938 Plymouth sedan and damaged a 1936 Oldsmobile after flames possibly started from a short circuit in the Davidson car. Firemen moved the Davidson vehicle from the blaze but could not save the James car.

William Davidson Maplewood Drive A. H. James Clarence Parker Davidson James

Blood Donor Service Seeks 100 Volunteers

Blood Donor Service needs 100 volunteers as a mobile unit comes to Athens next Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Past donors who signed to give again must register anew to participate. Call the health office at 955 to register. the office is open Saturday afternoon but closed Sunday and Monday.

Athens

Final Day To Register For State Liquor Cards In Athens

Saturday is the final day for registration at the state liquor store in Athens for liquor purchase cards. All who have not applied may do so today or tomorrow, presenting their Ration Book No. 2. Store hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Those without a card by Saturday cannot buy liquor when sales resume June 1 and must await a second registration period.

Athens

Jauvanta Young Places Fifth in Ohio Test

Jauvanta Young of North Hill placed fifth among Ohio high school seniors in the Education Department statewide scholarship tests. The Columbus story had erroneously listed her as 50th.

Jauvanta Young William Young North Hill Ohio Education Department Ray G. Wood Columbus Jauvanta

Athens area servicemen receive discharge and promotions

Foster B. Cornwell, former Athens city solicitor, discharged from the U S Army for physical disabilities after five weeks at Station Hospital Fort Hayes. David F. Brickles, son of Mr and Mrs Ross Brickles of Guysville, earned his wings and a second lieutenant commission at La Junta Advanced Flying School with high aerial gunnery marks. Paul F. Matheny, son of Mr and Mrs C D Matheny Haydenville, graduated Engineer Officer Candidate School at Fort Belvoir and became a second lieutenant. Cpl. John White returns to Bolling Field after furlough. Arthur Allen of the U S Navy returns to his station after eight days here. celebrates his and his wife’s first anniversary. Lieut. D P Carmichael in India promoted to captain. Carl B. Johnson returns to Solomons after six days leave. Donald A. Johnson, Isa Johnson’s son, promoted to corporal and serving as instructor after training at Buckley Field. Pvt. Leonard Leroy McGill, formerly of Athens County, returns to Camp Houze Texas after 10-day furlough.

Foster B. Cornwell Athens U. S. Army Station Hospital Fort Hayes Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Fort Knox David FE. Brickles Ross ©. Brickles Guysville Army Air Forces la Dunta Colo Brickles Athens High School American University Washington, D. C Bureau of Internal Revenue Paul F. Matheny C. D. Matheny Haydenville Fort Belvoir Corps of Engineers Logan High School Ohio University Army Arthur Allen U. S. Navy Esta Long Allen Richland Ave Allens James Adams Millfield Francis Barrett Trimble Walter Allen Columbus Isa Johnson Nelsonville Donald A. Johnson Army Air Forces Technical School Buckley Field Denver Pvt Leonard Leroy McGill Athens County Camp Houze Tex Leonard D. McGill Mansfield

Keplar To Be Paroled From Prison on Oct 1

The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission approved parole for George Fancher of Richland County serving 5 to 30 years for kidnaping but denied parole to Earl S Montgomery. Fancher and Montgomery abducted Harold Stauffer at gunpoint near Mansfield on Nov 18, 1939, stole his car and $1. The commission also released 36 penitentiary inmates and four Marysville Reformatory women. John Keplar of Athens County, convicted of manslaughter, is listed for Oct 1 parole.

Columbus Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission George Fancher Richland County Earl S. Montgomery Fancher Montgomery Ohio Penitentiary Harold Stauffer Mansfield Stauffer Marysville Reformatory John Keplar Athens County

Taylor Tigers Rout The Plains In State Tournament Opener

Taylor beat The Plains 12 to 2 in the opening game of the state Class B baseball tournament. Morgan was hit hard as Taylor compiled 15 hits while The Plains managed only four.

the Plains Taylor Morgan

Sooty Terns Return to Nests After Ship Transport

Sooty terns carried in ship holds to a point 1 000 miles away returned to their nests within five days.

Plains Miner Killed by Slate Fall at The Plains Mine

Edward Buffington age 64 of The Plains died about 7 20 this morning when slate fell while he worked on a cutting machine in the Hocking Mine. He had started work 20 minutes earlier. He is survived by wife Allie Buffington, a daughter Mrs Harvey Hawkins, four sons Let Delmer the Plains James in Army Morris Field N C Shirley in Navy Pacific, four sisters Mrs George Bean Mrs Lulu Smith The Plains Mrs Jennie Mayberry Pittsburgh Pa and Gladys Bolin Springfield. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.

Edward Buffington the Plains Hocking Buffington Allie Buffington Harvey Hawkins Let Delmer Buffington The Plains James Morris Field N. C Shirley Navy Pacific George Bean Lulu Smith Jennie Mayberry Pittsburgh Gladys Bolin Springfield

Troy Baptist Church Plans Program Sunday

Decoration Day services set for Sunday May 30 at 10 30 a m EWT at Troy Baptist Church near Frost Rev Cobb to speak Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans to participate in program.

Troy Baptist Church Frost Cobb Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans

Local Hospital Admits and Births Reported Across Counties

Mrs. Howard Wright of Glouster becomes mother to a daughter at Shelter ing Arms Hospital. Numerous patients from Glouster to Athens receive treatments and operations for injuries and medical conditions. Hospitals report births, admissions, and emergency surgeries including appendectomies and major procedures from Millfield to Louisville and Chauncey.

Howard Wright Glouster Sheltering Arms Hospital Frank Dean Pleasant Nile Love Millfield Gerald Glass the Plains Delpha Mitchell Columbia Ave Fannie Huggins S. High St James Lee Wood Louisville Cole Brothers Circus Frances Evener Dayton Ida Schoonover Chauncey Ira Reeder Fenzel Apartments Singleton Markins Rutland Mary Darnell Athens Shirley Ann Skiver Jacksonville Dewey Laughlin Wolfe St Pearl Whittington Carpenter David Fetch Lewis Shields Francis Oxley Eliza Akers Silvus

Greek Sub Sinks Two German Vessels Near Crete

A Greek government in exile said a submarine sunk two small German ships off Crete in the Mediterranean. The report emphasizes Greek naval action during the war.

London Crete Mediterranean

Ships Signal Rules in Foggy Seas Require Siren Call Every Two Minutes

In normal times vessels under way in fog must emit a siren signal at two minute intervals. This maritime safety rule helps prevent collisions when visibility is reduced.

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Crystal Arkansas W. R. Holcomb Rouch's Bakery Athens Eagles Albany Cross Bros W. Union Street Athens, Ohio Blood Donor Service Cpl John White Bolling Field Lieut D. P. Carmichael U. S. Air Forces India Carl B. Johnson Solomons Edward Timmons Keplar Jackie O'Brien Kappy Fats F. J. Beasley Fred R. Beasley Fred R Beasley Aspifri F. J. Beasley Co Amesville Mill Amesville Wheaton’s Sherwin Williams Court ST the Mutual Home and Savings Association Washington St Opp. City Hall
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