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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1942

Page

5

Inducted Athens County men enter U S Army in Columbus

One hundred four men called by Athens County Selective Service Board No. 1 were inducted into the U S Army after Army mental and physical exams in Columbus. The group includes Athens City residents like Earl Jones and James Weisenbach and Millfield Glouster and Chauncey routes, with Edward Baker of Youngstown among out-of-town registrants. Most sit on two week furloughs and will report to Army camps when furloughs end.

Athens, Trimble Dover Township U. S. Army Columbus Athens County Selective Service Board No. 1 Board No. 1 Athens City Earl Jones W. State James Henry Weisenbach Mill St Paul Harold Beasley S. McKinley Ave John Lewis Lowry N. McKinley Ave Hal Kenneth Osborne Wis Robert Gloeckner Han Ave Robert Myron Nice Boyd Ave Bernard B. Spaulding St. Court St Thomas Baxter Haller Grosvenor St Harold War- Tom Elliott St Mitchell David S. Congress St le Coon, Jr Franklin Ave Ide Jones Central Ave Ichland Ave Kenneth Delbert Thomas Richland Clark Wayne Ins Athens Harold Franklin Long John Earnest White Harley Eugene Thomas Charles Vernon Webb Robert Lee Shields Arthur Stewart Rorick Leonard David Shrimplin John Wilson, Jr Paul Eugene Dowler Robert William Mitchell Dale Hershel Kirkendall Jack Bruce William Jenning Rutter Edward Howard Baker Youngstown Ohio University

Navy invites coaches to apply as leaders in fitness program

The Navy seeks men ages 21 to 40 with two years of college and prior coaching or instructor experience to become chief petty officers in the physical fitness and drill instruction program. Interviews will be held September 7–8 at the Cincinnati Navy Recruiting Station. bring college transcript birth certificate discharge and two photos. Selected enlistees go to Norfolk for eight weeks of indoctrination before assignment.

Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel Cincinnati Norfolk

Two Men Fined For Intoxication In Lawrence

Robert Tipper 41 of Lawrence Pennsylvania and Harry L Anderson 48 of New Castle Pennsylvania were fined 15 dollars plus costs by Mayor Franz L Woodworth. They were jailed after failing to pay. Bar Harbor Me Baron Alphonse De Rothschild 64 Vienna native and member of the Austrian branch of the ranking family died last night.

Robert Tipper Lawrence Harry L. Anderson New Castle Franz L. Woodworth Bar Harbor Baron Alphonse de Rothschild Vienna Ranking Family Mayer Amschel Frankfort Germany

Season at Lake Hope Extended for Month

Lake Hope near Zaleski will continue recreational activities through September. Officials extended the season due to public demand, keeping all facilities available until month end after Labor Day originally planned discontinuation.

Lake Hope Zaleski

Airways Plane To Be Used in Coast Patrol

Group Commander Gordon K. Bush and Mrs. Bush traveled from Ohio to Panama City Florida to deliver Athens Airways Waco for coastal submarine patrol duty. The Ohio Wing of the Civil Air Patrol operates an all Ohio based base with pilots observers and staff aiding eastern coast defense under Army Air Corps orders. The next Waco aircraft will be flown by Wing Commander G A Stone and previously served under Director Earle Johnson now CAP national commander in Washington. Ward of Columbus accompanied the Bushes to Atlanta.

Gordon K. Bush Civil Air Patrol Panama City Ohio Bureau of Aeronautic Waco Earle Johnson C.A.P Washington G. A. Stone

Wilcox joins Army Service as a Captain

Dr Abbot Y Wilcox Jr of Cincinnati son of Rev Dr A Y Wilcox joins the Army Medical Corps as a captain. He will report Friday at Billings General Hospital Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Born Dundee New York 1904 he is a 1922 Athens High School graduate 1926 Ohio University and 1930 University of Pennsylvania Medical School graduate. He is on staff at Jewish and Deaconess Hospitals Cincinnati assistant director of the gastric clinic at General Hospital and clinician at medical clinics there. He maintains offices in the Union Central Building. He is married to Janet Levy and they have one son aged five.

Abbot Y. Wilcox, Jr Cincinnati A. Y. Wilcox Wilcox Athens Army Medical Corps Billings General Hospital Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind Dr. Wilcox Dundee N. Y Athens High School Ohio University University of Pennsylvania Medical School Jewish and Deaconess Hospital General Hospital Union Central Janet Levy

Potts Sues for 3000 Dollar Insurance Judgment

Leo Potts filed in Common Pleas Court against Travelers Insurance Co seeking 3000 dollars under a group policy. He alleges head and jaw injuries on October 17 1935 at Stedman Co Athens caused permanent total disability since February 20 1940 and that the insurer owes full settlement under the contract terms.

Common Pleas Travelers Insurance Co Leo Potts Potts Stedman Co Athens

Local Blue Lake Notes and Meetings Across Town

Blue Lake reports Raymond Ross broke a shoulder while working horses at home. Rev. L B Wetherhold filled a Mt Zion Church appointment in Milton and Rev Carl Burrows hosted meetings at the Townhouse. Large crowds attend St Nicholas Chapel and a Kentucky preacher leads two weeks of services. Schools reopen September 8. housing demand remains strong. Mrs. Elmer Bailey visits Fairmont and guests of Mrs. Wilbur Waugh. Gillingham and Gay convalesce after surgeries. John Carroll University appoints Rev Thomas J Connelly S J as president.

Blue Lake Raymond Ross Elmer Bailey Fairmont W. Va Wilbur Waugh Lena Taylor Columbus L. B. Wetherhold Milton Mt. Zion Grace Austin Carl Burrows Hogsett Wallis Kentucky St. Nicholas Chapel Gallia County Virginia Gothard Flint Mich F. A. Graybeal Gallipolis Orin R. Sheets Cora Gillingham G. M. Smith Dewey Gay John Hoalenomb

Donate Trophies Now Get Some of This War

The War Department appoints Maj. Gen. Fred C. Wallace to collect old cannon, weapons, ammunition, trophies, and metal objects for war material. A record will be kept for future priority in returning trophies with high sentimental value. Details available from Fort Hayes, Columbus.

United States War Department Fred C. Wallace Fifth Service Command Ft. Hayes Columbus War Department Wallace

Stauffer Completes Great Lakes Navy Course

Philip M. Stauffer, son of Mrs. Lenore Stauffer of The Plains, completes a 16 week training course for fire controlmen at the U S Navy Service Schools in Great Lakes Illinois. Graduates are sent to the fleet or an advanced school for further instruction and later may qualify for petty officer ratings after exams.

Great Lakes Philip M. Stauffer Lenore Stauffer the Plains U. S. Navy Service

Grange To Meet in Athens On Thursday

Athens Grange will hold a meeting Thursday Sept 3 at 8 pm in the Grange Hall. Summit Grange of New Marshfield will run the lecture hour. All members invited. serving committee includes Mr and Mrs Tom Porter Mr and Mrs George Snyder Mr and Mrs J FE Stansbury Ruth Fiske and Harper C Pendry.

Athens Grange Grange Summit Grange New Marshfield C. R. Morrison Tom Porter George Snyder J. FE. Stansbury Ruth Fiske Harper C. Pendry

Athens Retail Stores Extend Hours This Thursday

Retail stores in Athens will resume normal schedules and stay open all day this Thursday. During summer months they close at noon on Thursdays.

Athens

Ohio officer promoted in overseas unit

Whittier S. Bird, attached to Ohio's 37th Division overseas, reports promotion from major to lieutenant colonel in a July 4 letter. The letter provides no location of the 37th's station.

Columbus Adj Donald F. Pancoast Whittier S. Bird Ohio Bird

Great Lakes iron ore movement rises in August

Iron ore moved through the Great Lakes in August reached 13,235,862 gross tons, up from 11,496,303 tons in August of the previous year. The data highlights stronger lake traffic and regional ore shipments for the month.

Cleveland Great Lakes

Slagle Judges Drill Events at Boys' Industrial School

Captain C. D. Slagle of Athens State Guard Co. B will judge a military drill at the Boys' Industrial School near Lancaster. About eight hundred boys will take part starting at 8:30 a.m. The new training program aims to prepare those of military age with a three month course emphasizing security, first aid, tactics, marksmanship, hand grenades, maneuvers, and bivouacs.

C. D. Slagle Athens State Guard Co. B Boys’ Industrial School Lancaster Slagle

War Time Glass Being Produced in Toledo

Libby Owens Ford plant in Toledo manufactures a strong new window for wartime use. Dr George B Watkin demonstrates its strength by dropping a 25 pound weight from 25 feet. the pane buckles but does not break, as designed to withstand missile impact.

Toledo Libby- Owens-Ford Glass George B. Watkin Libby Owens

Athens Police Report Reveals 40 August Arrests

The August report to Mayor Woodworth from Chief Grogan shows 40 arrests on 10 charges, with 39 pleas of guilty and one case bound for grand jury. Eight juveniles were arrested including theft and auto larceny.

Athens Franz L. Woodworth J. B. Grogan Berry Hotel Grogan Athens County

Beans Giant Size on George Cottrill Farm

George Cottrill of Stewart displays championship size lima beans with shells as long as ten percent inches and claims 200 hills of them. The first picking yielded 14 quarts of hulled beans ready for cold packing, a result not matched by nearby growers who bought the same beans. Cottrill has no explanation for the extraordinary size.

George Cottrill Stewart Cottrill

Roger Jones Enters Army Flying School

Lieut. Roger J. Jones Jr arrived at Minter Field Bakersfield California to begin basic flying training with the U S Army Air Forces He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roger J Jones Sr of 44 Elmwood Place After completing 60 hours of primary flight training he enters service following graduation from Ohio University and studies at the United States Military Academy

Roger J. Jones, Jr Roger J. Jones Elmwood Place Minter Field Bakersfield Cal U. S. Army Air Forces Jones Ohio University United States Military Academy

Flag-Raising and Honor Roll Dedication Set for Marshfield

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3477 will hold a flag-raising and honor roll dedication at New Marshfield next Sunday at 2 PM after a weather postponement. Floyd L. Bridge, commander, announced the event.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3477 Floyd L. Bridge New Marshfield

Hollister Schools to Open September 8 for Registration

Hollister High School and Grade School will open September 8 at 9 o clock for student registration. Classes begin Wednesday at the same hour. Principal Treva Black will teach English in the high school. Mary Mulligan, social science. Letha Rowland, commercial. Hazel Pride, home economics. No teacher yet for industrial arts and physical education.

Hollister High School Treva Black Mary Mulligan Letha Rowland Hazel Pride Omar Hines

Taxicab Industry Placed Under Federal Control

Washington notes the nation’s taxicab industry fell under federal control today marking a major regulatory shift. The move centralizes oversight, dispatch rules, fare structure, and safety standards across major cities.

Washington

Williams Returns to Athens for Non-Support Charge

Cameron Williams of Akron was returned to Athens by Sheriff George Bateman to face a non-support charge in Athens County Probate Court. He was to be arraigned today.

Cameron Williams Akron Athens George Bateman Athens County

Fire damages refrigerator motor at home in Athens

A short circuit in a refrigerator motor caused basement smoke at 109 Sunny Side Drive in Athens yesterday afternoon. The fire department responded and estimated damage at 10 dollars, confined to the motor according to firefighters.

Albert Werwick Sunnyside Drive Athens

Athens Temperatures Hit 83 at Noon

The Athens area recorded 83 degrees at noon today with yesterday’s high at 85 and last night’s low at 58. The day brings warm conditions and a mild breeze across the region.

Athens

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