Quota Exceeded in Visit of Red Cross Mobile Unit
Athens County Blood Donor program chairman Devan i Frey reports the Columbus mobile unit visit yielded 648 volunteers giving 852 pints. Daily quota of 175 pints was surpassed by 27 pints amid broad community turnout across towns including Ames, The Plains, and Nelsonville. Credit given to leaders, staff, nurses, and volunteers from multiple towns for organizing desk, canteen, registrar, and motor corps duties during the drive. A separate note: Mrs C R Kinison of 308 Highland Ave won a 25 dollar War Bond in Pillsbury’s Name-the-Play CBS contest.
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Vani Frey
Athens County
Columbus
Megs County
Washington
Ohio Universtudents
Albany
the Plains
Pe” Doorge ‘Hare
Cobo
Tom. Myers
Sneddon
Mos
Thomas
Plaines
Pat Cane
Matt San
Bain
Stra Morrison Ums
Dorothy
Rigo Home Service
Oho
George Starket
Rigo
CN. Dackinnon
Mra
J. J
Roy Vaynter
James Patrick
R. Hoskine
Harold Howell
Hot. Dunlap
Fe Wile Fs
Embree Rowe
Tarry
Seri W. Reed
Franke Dik Fy
Tts
HT. Philips
Clyde Ines
D. Haskins
W. J."waketied
Homer Gaul
Mies
J.T Baker
Re C. OF
Wiliams
A. Skeresge
James’ House
Volder
E.B. Smith
Philip ‘Peterson
TC. Mitchel
Rs. Elwin
Yell
Mire
C.” McCrackeen
Ball" Brandeberry
Bob Mansfield
Kim Breese
Jud Stewart
Ned Cameron
C. R. Kinison
Highland
Ave
Pillsbury
CBS
NavyIntern Joe Foster Carr Returns From Internship at C O Railway Hospital
In Navy service Dr Joe Foster Carr is finishing a nine month internship at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Hospital Huntington West Virginia while on inactive duty. He is the son of Walter F Carr and nephew of Mrs Alberta Grones of Athens prior residents. Carr graduated from Princeton W Va High School, studied at Concord College Athens and West Virginia University Morgantown earning A B and a B S in Medicine. He was commissioned lieutenant junior grade in the Navy in September 1944.
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Joe Foster Carr
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Navy
Walter F
Dick) Carr
Alberta Grones
Athens
Princeton
Concord College
West Virginia Uiversity
Morgantown
Virignia Main College
Richmond
Workers Must File Papers on Income Taxes in 1944 Act
Ohio official warns workers in the Eleventh District to file new withholding exemption certificates by December 1 1944. The 1944 act changes exemptions and withholding tables to align with income tax liability effective January 1 1945. Old certificates expire December 31 1944 and employers will distribute leaflets and forms to ensure proper exemptions.
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Harry F. Busey
Cononor
Inormal Revenue
Ohio
Columbus
Busey
Lewis Gloeckner Dies Suddenly Here Tuesday
Lewis F. Jack Gloeckner 56 of 25 Hanlin Ave died suddenly of a heart ailment this morning at his home. Born in Meigs County he had lived in Athens 19 years and worked as a fireman at the Athens Post Office. A WWI veteran, he was a member of the Disabled American Veterans in Athens. He leaves his wife Ella four daughters and four sons with other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending word from sons abroad.
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Lewis F
Jack) Gloeckner
Hanlin Ave
Gloeckner
Meigs County
Athens
Ella
Lawrence Shields
the Plains
Harry Cassey
Arlington
Rosemary
Alma Jean Gloeck
Ner
Cpl
Lewis R. Gloeckner
Camp Atterbury
Ind
George D. Gloeckner
Kingsville
Tex
Keith Gloeckner
Margaret Smith
Kentucky
Earl
Hartenback
Pomeroy
Albert” Gloeckner
Norman Gloeckner
Akron
Ed Amberger
Ser
City
Old Fashioned Belief Man Must Work To Live At OU Farm
Dr. W. W. Wiggin told Athens Rotarians that the Ohio University farm at Hebbardsville aims to teach agronomic basics through work with soil and livestock. The program emphasizes self reliance, not gifts, and stresses plain, steady effort over showy farm campaigns while preparing graduates to specialize later in other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU Farm
Ohio University
Hebbardsville
Oand
Southeastern Ohio
W. W. Wiggin
University Facult
Athens
Yeterday
Wiggin
Alexander Township
Waggin
Dr. Wiggin
One Hope of Japs, Nazis Is We'll Tire In Stretch
Fred Sanders, chair of the Sixth War Loan Drive in Athens, warned workers that enemy hopes rest on home front fatigue. Athens’ quota is $308.66 with 125 solicitors organized in six teams led by Norman Dean and others. thieves stole from Ohio Wine Store on State Street, taking twelve pints bottles and $5.50 in half dollars. The day’s high was 43, low 35, noon 40 with light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Fred Sanders
Athens
America
Athens City
Don Barstow
Norman Dean
Kiwanis Club
Eleanor Minister
A.C. Gubitz
Rotary Club
Robert Wheaton
Marine, Army and Navy
Harper” Pendry
Joseph Kennedy
Ohio
State St
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Red Cross
Dr. Frey
Deasytoger
Alee
and Guaranty Company
Court St
Dorek
Kerr Hardware Co
Joel F. Carr
Buck
Leo E. Wetz
Lowell
Guysville
Wetz
Finny
Py Woudworth
Carl Lanning
Nelsonville
Franz Woodworth
ERB- Help Aliens Pharmacy
Adv
Noes
Agin Fon
Lewis Gloeckner
Ohio State Board of Health
Hocking
Senare
Logan
Nelsonvile
iAttene
Sounelt
Cotnelimen
F.J1. Waring
Mate Health
Comc
Waring
Ity
D. M. Fields
Brown Ave
Cornell Tito
Davis
Jackson
Athens Elks Lodge
Ierian Church
Issasi
Cury
Sohio
Standard Oil Company
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