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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1942

Page

5

Thursday Night Deadline for Absent Voters Ballots

Athens County elections officials set 6 30 pm Thursday as the final time to obtain absent voters ballots for the November 3 general election. Disabled voters may request ballots with medical certification. service members’ ballots are accepted until polls close. Hazel Coon notes prior confusion at the board office and warns no mail or in person release after the deadline.

Athens County Board of Elections Hazel Coon Election Board John E. Sweeney Navy Coon Sweeney Army Nurse Corps Navy Nurse Corps Women’s Navy Reserve Women's Army Auxiliary Corps

Pierces Transferred in World War II Moves

PFC Don Pierce moves from Patterson Field Dayton to an Ogden Utah air depot while Pvt Everett Pierce transfers from Camp Lee Virginia to Camp Barkley Texas. They are sons of Mrs. Charles A. Pierce of Athens. Five Cleveland prisoners escape Warrensville Workhouse by sliding down a chimney after removing clamps from a second floor corridor window.

Don Pierce Patterson Field Dayton Ogden Utah Everett Pierce Camp Lee Camp Barkley Texas Charles A. Pierce Cleveland Warrensville

Three Are Fined in Athens Police Court

James Patton aged 19 of Cleveland and John Patton aged 21 of 68 N Congress St were fined 10 dollars plus costs each after pleading guilty to intoxication before Mayor Franz L Woodworth. John Patton was fined an extra 25 dollars and costs for resisting arrest. The pair were central figures in a Court St disturbance Friday night.

James Patton Cleveland John Patton N. Congress Sr Franz L. Woodworth Woodworth

Sugar for Bees This Winter Urged by Extension Agent

Granulated sugar is available for beekeepers to feed bees this winter. Ross Wright, county extension agent, says many colonies did not produce enough honey this summer and urges inspection for sufficient supplies. Feed before cold weather. obtain sugar through local rationing boards. Formula: two parts sugar to one part water. optional tartaric acid to prevent crystallization. Use a gallon can with holes over the frame to deliver syrup slowly.

Ross Wright

Pearl Hunter Dies After Mine Disaster in Poston

Pearl Wilson Hunter 68 longtime coal miner and survivor of the Millfield mine explosion died at his Poston home after a period of illness. He leaves a wife four daughters and four sons including two sons killed in the explosion. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Poston Community Church with burial at W. State St. Cemetery.

Pearl Wilson Hunter Millfield Poston Wilson Mary Thelma Tipple Chauncey Martha Robinson Lancaster Milton Cooksey Faye Kollister William James Clarence Ebon Camp Stewart Georgia Fred Panama Canal Zone William M Grafton Jesse Amelia Wolfe Gilbert Courtney W. State St

Mrs Eslocker Receives Cablegram From Son

Mrs Faye Eslocker of 103 Franklin Ave received a cablegram from her son Staff Sgt Don Eslocker a radio technician aboard a B 24 Liberator stating he had arrived at a new destination and was well and happy.

Faye Eslocker Franklin Ave Don Eslocker Eslocker

Halloween Masquerade at Alexander Church Class

Alexander Presbyterian Church Berea invites all members to a Halloween party at 7 45 p m on Wednesday Oct 28 hosted by Mrs William Hooper at her home.

Alexander Church Alexander Presbyterian Church William Hooper

Corporal Maple Returns From South Pacific Island Camp

Corp. Ivan L. Maple recounts months on a South Pacific island nine miles by eighteen with no wildlife where 7,000 U.S. soldiers and 300 New Zealand troops built huts and roads. He notes friendly natives, a fruit abundance, and a queen of remarkable weight, while describing cinema like moons and island blackout. Maple arrived in San Francisco September 12 and received a medical discharge on October 9, later visiting Columbus with his wife and parents.

South Pacific Maple Athens Camp Shelby Miss Indian Town Gap Florida United States New Zealand Australia San Francisco Letterman General Hospital Army Charles Maple W. Carpenter Columbus

Local marriage licenses issued to several couples

Marriage licenses were issued to William Mathew Watkins 22 and Bernadean M Whyte 21 both of Nelsonville plus James Gilbert Stalder 26 of Washington DC and Marjorie Eleanor Hickman 27 of Nelsonville. Additional licenses granted to James Lester Little 31 of Little Hocking and Beulah Virginia Cain 19 of Hockingport Frederick Wylie Norris Nelsonville RD2 and Adah Marie Bussey Nelsonville Henry Wilson Sprouse 22 of Fort Benning GA and Hilda Kathryne Johnson 23 of Nelsonville.

William Mathew Watkins Bernadean M. Whyte Nelsonville James Gilbert Stalder Washington, D. C Marjorie Eleanor Hickman James Lester Little Little Hocking Beulah Virginia Cain Hockingport Frederick Wylie Norris R. D. No Adah Marie

Buy A Home Now Invest in a Worthwhile Home Purchase

Persuasive plea urges immediate home buying to maximize dollars and safeguard purchasing power. Ends mid-sentence with call to action to invest in a home as a key life necessity.

Tin Cans To Be Collected In County Campaign

W H Wakefield county chairman announces a tin can salvage drive with kitchen salvage during November. Remove ends flatten can and place ends inside. Families should save until reaching 10 pounds or more and call 555 or 830 in Athens or contact the salvage chairman or township trustee for pickup. Proceeds go to the USO.

W. H. Wakefield Wakefield Athens USO

Hellebrandt Commissioned as Army Lieutenant

Dr Edwin T Hellebrandt associate professor of economics at Ohio University has been commissioned a first lieutenant in the U S Army He will join the Coast Artillery Anti Aircraft and Officers Replacement Corps at Fort Eustis Virginia He joined Ohio University in 1929 and holds degrees from the University of Chicago and University of Wisconsin His wife and daughter Mary Anna remain in Athens at 153 Morris Ave.

Edwin T. Hellebrandt Ohio University Army of the United States Hellebrandt Athens Fort Eustis Newport News Coast Artillery University of Chicago Chicago University Rotc University of Wisconsin At Madison Mary Anna Morris Ave

Ensign Charles Hardman Promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade

Ensign Charles Hardman of the U S Naval Air Force has been promoted to lieutenant junior grade. He now serves overseas with the Navy and is an Ohio University graduate who was formerly employed at the Hotel Athens.

Charles Hardman U. S. Naval Air Force Hardman Navy Ohio University Hotel Athens

Guysville WSCS Elects Officers at Mrs Starkey Home

The Guysville Church WSCS met at Mrs Laura Starkey home. Officers chosen for the year include President Anna Snow and Vice President Gladys Tuller. One new member Lois Linton joined. A scrap drive planned with scraps due by Oct 29. Members and guests attended. Next meeting set for Nov 12 at Mrs Anna Snow’s home.

WSCS Guysville Laura Starkey Anna Snow Gladys Tuller Faye Chapman Christine Rodehaver Hattie Kincade Lois Linton Dorothy Russell Hildreth Betty Doris Coen

Oklahoma 1939 tuberculosis death rate noted

Oklahoma reported a tuberculosis death rate of 41.1 per 100000 population for 1939, reflecting the state health statistics of that era.

Oklahoma

Kerosene Dealers and Users to Register This Week

Kerosene dealers and users in Athens County must register with the local War Price and Rationing Board on October 27 and 28. Dealers provide tank capacity and current gallons. replenishment coupons will follow low stock. Consumers obtain forms from stores or schools, and must file by October 31, aided by local schools on October 28 and 29.

Leonard Prater Athens County Prater Prate

England Bound Pvt Llewellyn Joins Bombardier Squadron

In England Pvt Thomas C. Llewellyn son of Mrs Ed Hawk of New Marshfield and grandson of Mr John Smith serves with a bombardier squadron stationed in England. A Waterloo High School 1935 graduate he lived with his grandfather before enlisting in February 1942. He trained at camps in Texas Florida and Washington while in the United States.

Thomas C. Llewellyn Ed Hawk New Marshfield John Smith England Llewellyn Waterloo High School Smith Army United States Texas Florida Washington

Divorce Suits and Civil Actions Filed in Ath ens County Court

Two divorce suits and two money suits are on file in the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Clayton Morrison seeks divorce from Ethel Morrison on gross neglect. they married December 12 1930 and have no children. Delbert Hawk sues Helen M Hawk for neglect and cruelty. New York Coal Co seeks 1250 06 from Dow FP Shafer for unpaid royalty. Grace Stalder sues Judith Kull for balance due on services rendered per oral agreement.

Athens County Common Pleas Court Clayton Morrison Ethel Morrison Washington Delbert Hawk Helen M. Hawk Nelsonville New York Coal Co Dow FP Shafer Grace Stalder Judith Kull

South American Books Available at Library

Librarian Miss Anne Keating at Edwin Watts Chubb Library lists new titles on South America shelves including The Knight of El Dorado and Nazi Underground in South America. A suit in Athens County Common Pleas seeks $295 from Cuma Hart Laughlin on two promissory notes, filed by Franklin O. Schoedinger for the Knights Templar Educational Loan Foundation.

Anne Keating Edwin Watts Chubb Library South America el Dorado Archniegas Hoffman Birnay Charles Morron Wilson Caribbean Eric Williams Hubert Herring Edgar Maas Hugo Fernandez Artucio Herbert C. Lanks Samuel E. Morison Latin America William L. Schurz Athens County Common Pleas Court Franklin O. Schoedinger Knights Templer Educational Loan Foundation Cleveland Cuma Hart Laughlin Athens

Doesn't Pay To Keep Culls Wright Says

Ross Wright county extension agent reports fall turkey culling guidance based on 12 stations. Trap nest data show a 23.2 percent drop in eggs from 5,736 hens in year two versus year one, from 185 to 142 eggs per hen under good conditions.

Ross Wright Wright

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