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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1941

Page

5

Athens Plans Armistice Day Ceremony on Ohio U Campus

Athens residents will observe Armistice Day with a ceremony near the flag pole at Ohio University campus Tuesday. John W. Dowler chairs arrangements. James P. Cumley will place a wreath and Roger Connor will speak briefly about Armistice Day. A Pershing Rifles firing squad and ROTC buglers will participate.

Athens Messenger Athens Ohio Ohio University K. T. Crossen American Legion John W. Dowler Legion Hall James P. Cumley Roger Connor Pershing Rifles Ohio University Rotc Legion-naires K. T. Crossen Post Rome Stewart Legionnaires City Hall

New Marietta Highway Office Dedication Set for Nov 13

Hales Sours director of Ohio Department of Highways will dedicate the new Rathbone Addition office building in Marietta on Thursday Nov 13. Attending with Sours are Glen Logue H D Metcalf T W Kinnear and other department officials. An open home inspection 9 am to 9 pm and a Betsy Mills Club luncheon will accompany the event.

Marietta Hales Sours Ohio Department of Highways Rathbone Mr. Sours Glen R. Logue H. D. Metcalf Bureau of Maintenance T. W. Kinnear Bureau of Construction Jack Flueher D. O. Taber Meator Imrie G. E. Strauss M. D. Shaffer Bureau of C. C. Hadden John Kramer Betsy Mills Club Marietta Advertising Club American Legion Post No Charles A. Ferguson Division 10

Doctor's Olive Tablets Promise Quick Morning Relief

A vintage health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable remedy to stimulate bile flow, ease constipation, and improve energy. It promotes three box prices 15 30 and 60 cents and claims wide drugstore availability.

Lower's Prescription Cough Syrup Aids Coughs And Breathing

Marion Ohio’s long standing family remedy Lower's Prescription Cough Syrup is promoted for coughs that cause worry and worry and for asthma bronchial ailments. It claims relief for shortness of breath mucus and phlegm difficulties and bills itself as a reliable household aid against coughs and chest colds.

Marion Ohio

Local Air Corps Unit Forming At Ohio University

Ohio University students and Athens residents aged 20 to 25 with two years of college credit may join a new local army aviation unit. Selections form groups of 20 sent to aviation schools nationwide. Training lasts seven and a half months with $75 monthly pay plus board clothes lodging and a government insurance policy. Cadets graduate as second lieutenants earning $205 to $245 monthly. An information center is open in Carnegie Hall Room 105.

Ohio University Athens Army Aviation Army Air Corps Ohio University Department of Military Science and Tactics Carnegie Hall

Ralph White Accepted As Navy Petty Officer

Ralph Harding White of Jacksonville was among the first to enlist through the Athens substation under a ruling allowing acceptance as a petty officer after a written exam. A 21 year old graduate of Jacksonville Trimble High School with three years at Oberlin College, he took the Cincinnati exam last week and is awaiting orders from the Ninth Naval District to report for active duty.

United States Navy Athens Ralph Harding White Jacksonville White Jacksonville-Trimble High School Oberlin College Cincinnati Yeoman Ninth Naval District

Farmers Back Defense Food Plans in Athens County

Athens County farmers show strong support for the Food for Defense program and plan production increases for 1942. A county survey led by Frank Pugh found cows up 16 percent, milk 21 percent, eggs 24 percent, hogs 21 percent, and beef 16 percent.

Athens County Food For Defense County Agricultural Defense Board Frank Pugh Pugh

Foreclosure Suit Filed on 8.5 Acre Athens County Land

Earl Bush and Ernest Bush sue for $850 and foreclosure of a mortgage on 8.5 acres in Troy Township. The case, in Athens County Common Pleas Court, names Dalton C Haworth Arthur E Suder Elzy Shook M J Shook the Athens County Board of Commissioners and John H Preston as defendants. Tax liens are held by the commissioners and Preston.

Troy Township Athens County Common Pleas Court Earl Bush Ernest Bush Dalton C. Haworth Arthur E. Suder Elzy Shook M. J. Shook Board of Commissioners of Athens County John H. Preston Preston

Lodi Meeting Opens Farm Institute Series in Athens County

The Lodi farmers institute hosts the first of six community institutes this week in Athens County. Speakers include Mrs. Guy Kreider of Darke County and Bert Highlands of Mechanicsburg. Schedule spans Nov 10 to Nov 15 with sessions in Lodi Mt Hermon Waterloo Amesville Canaanville and Coolville.

Lodi Farmers’ Institute Athens County Guy Kreider Bert Highlands Mt. Hermon Waterloo Amesville Canaanville Coolville Highlands Mechanicsburg Champaign County Lodi

Calvert Infant Dies After Short Illness

Byron Luzern Calvert 11 months old son of Mr and Mrs Byron Calvert of Guysville Route 3 died early today at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg after a four day illness. Survived by parents maternal grandparents L D Pierce Athens paternal grandparents Frank Willard Guysville. Funeral 10 am Wednesday Guysville Methodist Church burial Bean Cemetery. Visitation at 308 1/2 Highland St Athens after 9 am Tuesday.

Byron Luzern Calvert Byron Calvert Guysville St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg L. D. Pierce Athens Frank Willard Guysville Methodist Church Bean Cemetery Highland St

Two Divorce Suits Filed in Athens County Court

Florence Graham of Cleveland seeks a divorce from Charles A. Graham for wilful absence over three years. They wed July 25, 1933. Mary Ellen Yeater of Coolville seeks divorce from the same defendant for extreme cruelty, married January 4, 1926, parents of three minor children, custody requested.

Athens

Changes in Driver Test Schedule Announced

The State Highway Patrol says driver license examinations move from Gallipolis to Middleport on the second Tuesday each month and will be held at the Gallipolis sub-station on the first Tuesday. The change takes effect December 1.

The State Highway Patrol Gallipolis Middleport

DAV Unit to Observe Armistice Day Here

The Conrath Bean Chapter No. 37 Disabled American Veterans of the World War will hold a special meeting Tuesday night to observe Armistice Day Commander Earnest McGraner announced. All members urged to attend.

Conrath Bean Earnest McGraner

William Ruth Dies Sunday At 84 In Hockingport

William Ashley Ruth, 84, died Sunday at his niece Mrs J E Bailey’s home in Church Street following a three month illness. Born in Hockingport, he trained as a river engineer apprentice and later served forty years as a United States engineer in the Pittsburgh river pools. After retirement he worked for McCrady-Rodgers Co on their steamboats. He lived with his niece in Florida since 1935 and belonged to the Coolville Odd Fellows Lodge and Methodist Church. He leaves a niece and two California nephews. Funeral at Hockingport Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 PM, burial there. calling hours at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home in Athens.

William Ashley Ruth J. E. Bailey Church St Mr. Ruth Hockingport United States Pittsburgh McCradey-Rodgers Co Florida Odd Fellows Lodge Coolville Bailey Herbert Ralph Ruth California Hockingport Methodist Church Dowler and Ferguson Athens

Finance Convention to Feature Regulation W Talk

Columbus convention of the Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies will discuss consumer credit and Regulation W. The 26th annual meeting at Deshler Wallick Hotel includes Major General Sir John Hay Beith as banquet speaker with a talk titled London Under Fire.

Board of Governors Federal Reserve System Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies Deshler- Wallick Columbus Navy John Hay Beith C. B M.C British War Office London

Waterloo Institute To Sponsor Fall Festival

The Waterloo Farmers' Institute hosts a Fall Festival with a magic program by Benjamin Franklin IV at 8 p.m. Tuesday at New Marshfield High School. State Institute speakers Mrs. Guy Krieder and Burt Highlands speak Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. A noon luncheon is served by the Waterloo home economics department. public invitations extended.

Waterloo Farmers’ Institute New Marshfield High School Benjamin Franklin, IV State Institute Guy Krieder Burt Highlands Waterloo Home Economics Department

Stoneager and Leake Sent to Camp Grant

John F. Stoneager Jr of Sharpsburg Athens County and Harry E. Leake of New Straitsville were assigned to Camp Grant for basic training in the Medical Corps announced by Brig. Gen. John M. Willis. They were inducted in October and joined the 26th Medical Training Battalion. Clinton Leroy Sams of Athens caught a nine pound mudcat weighing 27 inches at Eureka Dam in the Ohio River on Sunday.

Camp Grant, NL Pots John F. Stoneager, Jr Sharpsburg Athens County Harry E. Leake New Straitsville Camp Grant John M. Willis Poyts Stonenger Leake Army 26Th Clinton Leroy Sams Athens Eureka Ohio River

Athens Man Killed in Route 33 Crash at Night

Waldo Williams aged 70 of 10 Fern St. was struck and killed by an automobile while walking with Walter Ewing along U S Route 33 north of Athens about 8 o clock last night. Driver Frank Markins 28 of Glouster not charged. Ewing and Williams were returning from Poston Fiddlers event. weather was snowy and road slippery. funeral to be held at Clarks Chapel Church with burial in nearby cemetery.

Athens Waldo Williams Fern St Williams Walter Ewing Highland Ave Poston Frank Markins Glouster A. L. Pritchard Ewing Markins Mr. Williams Athens County Clarks Chapel

Local Men in Army Injured in Hattiesburg Crash

Two Athens privates Harry Drake and Ralph Howard were in a CAMP SHELBY hospital with injuries from a collision between a motorcycle and an automobile in nearby Hattiesburg yesterday. Drake had a possible skull fracture. Howard a broken leg.

Camp Shelby Miss Athens, C Harry Drake Ralph Howard Army Hospital Hattiesburg Drake Howard

Chauncey Man Pleads Guilty to DWI

Shellwater 457 of Chauncey pleaded guilty before Mayor Cliff Cornell to driving while under the influence after a State Patrol arrest Sunday night. The incident on Route 33 north of Chauncey involved Harold Klamroth 42 of Groveport whose car collided after an abrupt left turn.

Mack PD Shellwater Chauncey Cliff Cornell Harold Klamroth Groveport

Masquerade Party by Athens Kiwanis and JCCCO

Children and parents are invited to a second annual masquerade tonight sponsored by the Athens Kiwanis Club with a parade at 6 45 from Lindley Hall to the high school field. The event includes costumes free refreshments and a six man football game with Junior Chamber of Commerce collaboration.

Athens Kiwanis Club Lindley Hall Junior Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis

Astrological forecast urges bold quick actions and public aims

The stars predict a day of high tempo with rapid project acceleration driven by willpower and perseverance. Birthdays may begin a year of notable achievement fueled by courage and disciplined plans, though public backing may be sparse from expected sources.

Red Cross Solicitors to Meet in Athens County

Red Cross roll call breakfast kicks off membership drive in Athens County at Hotel Berry Tuesday at 9am. Roger Connor chair announces distribution of membership cards window stickers and buttons with volunteers named across The Plains Guysville Jacksonville Millfield Amesville Chauncey Shade Albany and other towns. Further roll call worker lists in Glouster Nelsonville and city precincts to be announced later this week.

Red Cross Roll Call Athens County Hotel Berry Roger Connor the Plains Berg Cone Guysville Freda Bean Torch Malone Jacksonville Fay McKinley Millfield Sanders Trimble Robinson Amesville G. ©. Linscott New Marshfield Miles Hoon Chauncey Gilbert Courtney Stewart Agatha Brill Shade Karl Cowen Albany Aytor Glouster Nelsonville Connor Freda Smith Mary Williams B. J. Stanson Richland Ave

Campbell Dies After Short Illness at 66

Harry Jameson Campbell 66 of 210 West Union Street died last night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Carbondale he lived in Athens 35 years as a Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph operator mainly at Grosvenor. He leaves a wife Etha and three sisters. Burial in Union Street Cemetery with Knights Templar in charge at First Christian Church.

Harry Jameson Campbell W. Union St Sheltering Arms Hospital Carbondale Athens Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Grosvenor Campbell Blue Lodge of Masons Knights Templar First Christian Church Etha Francis Campbell Ida Campbell Alice Robins Rose Burke West Virginia Kurran Campbell Frank Donaldson W Union St

Managers Are Guests Of Cussins And Fearn

Fred W. White of the Cussins & Fearn Co store in Ath ens led 28 Ohio managers on a Columbus outing. They held a short business session and luncheon before attending the Ohio State at Wisconsin football game. The group ended with dinner at Beachwall Tavern and a theater visit.

Fred W. White Cussins & Fearn Co Athens Ohio Columbus Beachwall Tavern

Musical Presented by High School Students

The Cadenza Club hosted a Sunday afternoon musical at the school principal's home. Alumni, guests, and parents enjoyed solos, duets, and quartets featuring Ruth Ann Grover, Mary Jeanne Williams, Howard Bobo, Edwin McPherson, Jane Maccombs, Jennie Sue Rousey, Freda Young, John Reed, Virginia Segale, and Alice Maccombs with refreshments served afterward.

L. Wood Grosvenor St Ruth Ann Grover Mary Jeanne Williams Howard Bobo Edwin McPherson Jane Maccombs Jennie Sue Rousey Freda

Scout Troop 54 Meeting Postponed For Holiday Parade

Due to a Halloween parade this evening, Boy Scout Troop 54 meeting is postponed to next week. Scoutmaster Stanley Nida asks scouts seeking test passes to see him or William Marlowe.

Boy Scout Troop 54 Stanley Nida William Marlowe

County offices close for Armistice Day

The Athens County Courthouse and county relief office will be closed on Tuesday for Armistice Day according to the county commissioners. Mr. and Mrs. James Dishong announce the birth of a son, David Aren, on November 4, with grandparents listed. The note about a proboscis monkey states age by nose length, linking older age to longer noses.

Athens County James Dishong Athens

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