Dean Shows Kiwanis Beef Cutting Demonstration at Hotel Berry
Norman Dean of the Ohio Food Market demonstrated beef cutting for Kiwanis Club members at Hotel Berry last night using a prize winning steer from the Ohio State Fair. He explained cutting methods from hind to forequarters, highlighted corn fed tender beef, and praised the breeder while noting how 85 percent of women know the cuts they want versus 15 percent of men.
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Norman Dean
Ohio Food Market
Hotel Berry
Kiwanis Club
Dean
David Davies Co
Court Denies Order Against School Board
Judge O F Rowland dismisses the petition in the case of Ethel Andrews Clarice Andrews and Hazel Hardy v Trimble Township Board Education. Plaintiffs failed to sustain material allegations and must cover their own costs. They sought an order restraining waste from Hollister Consolidated School into Mud Fork Creek.
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Ethel Andrews
Clarice Andrews
Hazel Hardy
Trimble Township Board Education
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Board of Education
Hollister Consolidated School
Mud Fork Creek
Bumgardner Mislisted in Wrong Township for Fall Election
A Sunday Messenger correction notes Wayne Bumgardner, a York Township trustee candidate, was mistakenly listed in Trimble Township. The notice also says H A Wooley’s justice of the peace term in Athens Township ends year’s end, not 1943.
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the Messenger
Wayne Bumgardner
York Township
Trimble Township
H. A. Wooley
Athens Township
Ooley
Cumley Elected Commander of Local American Legion Post
James P. Cumley was elected commander of the K. T. Crossen post of the American Legion. New officers include 1st vice commander William Connett, 2nd vice Frank Harvey, 3rd vice Carl Giesecke, adjutant Raymond Connett, finance officer Orland Houck, chaplain William Connett, service Frances Lavelle, sergeant-at-arms Sam Russell. Retiring commander FE. F. Maurer joins the board of trustees along with C. C. Cornell and William Sisson. John Dowler retires from the board.
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James P. Cumley
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
William Connett
Frank Harvey
Carl Giesecke
Raymond Connett
Orland Houck
Frances Lavelle
Sam Russell
FE. F. Maurer
C. C. Cornell
William Sisson
John Dowler
Temporary Alimony Ordered In Divorce Case
In the Martha Mayle versus Williard Mayle suit Judge O F Rowland of Athens County Common Pleas grants $25 monthly alimony and assigns custody of Ronald Edward three to the mother and Mary Helen nineteen months to the plaintiff during the action. Evelyn Palmer versus William Palmer fixes $35 temporary alimony and $3 weekly child support for William Daniel age three, with $35 due in six weeks and $3 weekly payments every Saturday until further order.
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Martha Mayle
Williard Mayle
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ronald Edward
Mary Helen
Evelyn Palmer
William Palmer
William Daniel
McGraner Re-Elected Commander of DAV Chapter 37
Ernest McGraner, 79, of Coolville, was unanimously reelected commander of the Conrath Bean Chapter No. 37, Disabled American Veterans, at the armory chapter room. Officers named include Robert King, Er nest Cole, Edison Gaston, Clarence Mullins, Daniel A. Pierce, and William J. Mansfield.
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Ernest McGraner
W. Union Sr
Armory
McGraner
Robert King
Coolville
Ernest Cole
Edison Gaston
Stella Ave
Clarence Mullins
Chauncey
Daniel A. Pierce
Stimson Ave
William J. Mansfield
Stewart St
Mrs. Lara Davis Dies in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. Lara Graham Davis aged 87 of Columbus died Monday evening at White Cross Hospital after an operation. She was sister of Mrs. Orpha Graham Reed and Charles Graham and aunt of Lenora Graham Jean Pickens and John Pickens. Funeral plans not announced.
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Lara Graham Davis
W. Hubbard St
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Davis
Orpha Graham Reed
Charles Graham
Millfield
Lenora Graham
Jean Pickens
John Pickens
Athens
Potter couple returns from Yellowstone Park summer
Dr and Mrs F C Potter of 88 May Ave have returned after a summer in Yellowstone Park where he served as a ranger naturalist.
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Yellowstone
F. C. Potter
May Ave
Yellowstone Park
New Trial Asked For By W. Southerton
Walter S. Southerton, partner in Athens Steam Laundry, was found guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court of violating Ohio minimum wage law. Through his attorney he filed for a new trial citing constitutional issues, weight of the evidence, sufficiency, and procedural errors.
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Walter S. Southerton
Athens
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio
State of Ohio
United States of America
State of
Grand Jury Set to Convene in Athens County Court
Judge O F Rowland fixes juror numbers for October term in Athens County Common Pleas. Grand jurors must appear at the Courthouse Monday Oct 6, while the first 25 petit jurors named will report Monday Oct 13 with remaining jurors scheduled for later dates.
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O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Civil Service Test Announced by U S Civil Service Board
Secretary J L C Kelley of the Athens Civil Service Board announces open examinations for chief and principal engineering aids with salaries up to 2600 and 2300, senior and engineering aides, inspectors of naval ordinance materials, and junior officers with various optional branches. Further details available at the Athens Post Office.
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J. L. C. Kelley
U. S. Civil Service Board
Athens
Kelley
Music and Pictures at Canaan Grange Tonight
Canaan Grange meets in its hall at 8 o'clock with the Home Conservation Committee led by Mrs. Sylvia Hoskinson. A musical program and slide pictures are planned and County Deputy Don Sanders will inspect the grange. Fay Eslocker asks men to bring sandwiches and women to bring pies.
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Canaan
Sept. 15 Deadline Set For Lime Applications
Frank Pugh Athens County AAA warns farmers Sept. 15 is the deadline for lime applications. The AAA hopes to finish this phase by Oct. 1 when the new year begins. Applications for 1942 may be accepted anytime. In Probate Court Athens County Ohio Foster B. Cornwell Administrator petitions for sale of real estate to pay debts in Cause No. 17371. The property lies in Rome Township containing about 15.45 acres with an oil and gas lease to Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Defendants must answer by Sept. 27 or be defaulted.
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Frank Pugh
Athens County
AAA
Ohio
Foster B. Cornwell
Emily J. Riffee
George P. Robinson
West Union
West Virginia
Henry H. Robinson
Mannington
Robert Robinson
Ellenboro
Fart Robinson
Flemington
Rome
Athens
Guysville
Ohio Company
Stewart
Guys’ville
New England
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Foster BR. Bean
Freda M. Bean
Foster RB. Cornwell
Federal Farm Slogan Shift Aims at More Milk Eggs and Pigs
In Athens County the Farm Security Administration urges families to boost daily milk by one quart per cow and yearly egg by one dozen per hen as part of the Food for Defense program. Supervisors say expanding production could add 64 million quarts of milk and 1.5 million dozen eggs nationally.
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Corn Belt
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Personal and Social Notes of Buchtel
Miss Winnie Ward of Cleveland visited Miss Margaret Colbert in Buchtel last Wednesday. The Moore reunion near Chester drew the Bookman family and Dorothey Tucker with plans for next year in Buchtel. Mrs. Flossie Hiller returned from Lancaster after a week with relatives. The Burchem family welcomes a son born in Cleveland. Virginia Sayre plans to spend winter with relatives in Rittman after surgery. David Earl born to Mr. and Mrs. Tolliver. William Judson and son traveled to Sandusky for work. Mrs. Lulu Williams attended Mrs. Cynthia Williams’s funeral in Orbiston and will stay awhile. Tom Sheskey is ill with cirrhosis. Rose Tripp reports her mother Kate Maurer improving in Chillicothe. Labor Day dinner hosted by H Richardson included many Akron and Zanesville guests.
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Buchtel
Winnie Ward
Cleveland
Margaret Colbert
Ward
R. G. Bookman
Sally Kay
Elsie Bookman
Bot Bookman
Dorothy Tucker
Donna
Moore
Fred Smith
Chester
Bookman
Flossie Hiller
Lancaster
Mary Castell
Chloe Rife
Mary Covert
Will Gray
Leslie Burchem
Zora Gray
Roy Krakau
Julia Rose
Virginia Sayre
Rittman
Donald Tolliver
David Earl
William Judson
Sandusky
Lulu Williams
Cynthia Williams
Orbiston
Williams
Tom Sheskey
Rose
Tripp
Chillicothe
Buchtel Friends
Kate Maurer
H. Richardson
George Kohl
Virginia
Jack
Kent Deihmn
James
J. W. Lewis
Akron
Henry Stremmel
K. F. Stremmel
L. P. Kunkle
Zanesville
Stanley Richardson
Billy
Westinghouse Wins War Dept Binocular Order
Mansfield officials reveal a $3,173,975 War Department contract for binoculars at the Westinghouse Electric Co. plant. The order could ease unemployment tied to reduced refrigerator output.
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Mansfield
Mansfield Westinghouse Electric Co
War Department
Professor Leads Drive to Form State Group in Cleveland
Henry Miller Busch, a Cleveland college professor, will head a campaign to form a state wide Committee to Defend America. Local chapter officials announced the plan to organize the new defense group.
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Cleveland
Henry Miller Busch
Committee To Defend America
Jones Transferred to Fort Knox Duties
Lt. Roger Jones Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Roger Jones of Elmwood Place is transferred to Fort Knox Kentucky as one of 50 officers for the new 5th Armored Division. The unit will be organized there before moving to permanent headquarters in California later in the year. Jones was in Athens briefly while en route to the assignment.
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Roger Jones
Elmwood Place
Fort Knox
Jones
5Th Armored Division
U. S. Army
California
Athens
187 Licenses Sold on First Day of 1942 Sale
On the first day of the 1942 drivers license sale deputy registrar David Johnson reported 187 licenses issued. Seven applicants obtained permits and five applied for duplicates of lost licenses. The sale runs at City Hall and continues through September.
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David Johnson
County Legionnaires To Meet on Wednesday
Members of Athens County American Legion posts will meet at Nelsonville Wednesday at 8 p m in the Legion Home. County Commander Holley Rogers of Glouster has invited all Legionnaires to attend.
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Athens County
American Legion
Nelsonville
Holley Rogers
Glouster
Death notices Harry Aughe and burial in Dayton
Mrs. E. D. Cooley of 75 W. State St. received word of the sudden death of her brother in law Harry Aughe of Brooklyn New York from a heart ailment Sunday night. He is survived by Mrs. Aughe formerly Lillian Barnicut of Nelsonville and a daughter Janet. Burial will be in Dayton, his former home.
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E. D. Cooley
State St
Harry Aughe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Aughe
Lillian Barnicut
Nelsonville
Janet
Dayton
Finsterwald Returns From Dayton Medical Care
E. S. Finsterwald former Athens police chief of 24 Church Street has returned from Dayton where he was receiving medical treatment. He is resting at home and reported much improved. Mrs. Finsterwald accompanied him at the hospital.
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E. S. Finsterwald
Church St
Athens
Dayton
Link Tonsils And Paralysis In Infantile Polio Link
Five children in one family who recently had tonsil removals contracted polio. two died and three remain in poor condition. Dr. John A. Toomey notes the striking link and suggests avoiding tonsil operations in late summer when poliomyelitis is common. Authorities suspect a Cleveland polio victim as the carrier.
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Akron
John A. Toomey
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ray Chooses Galion Man as His Assistant
Orville E. Hills, Galion superintendent since 1936, is appointed assistant state director of education at $5,000 yearly. Hills succeeds Dick Smith of Brown County and assumes duties immediately. A Pickaway County native, he holds degrees from Ohio University and Columbia University and led the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers for four years.
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Columbus
Orville E. Hills
Galion
Hill
Kenneth C. Ray
Dick Smith
Brown County
Pickaway County
Ohio University
Columbia University
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Luchs To Be Released From Cleveland Hospital
Rev. Fred Luchs is expected to be released today or tomorrow from the Cleveland hospital where he has been confined for a minor illness. He is anticipated to return to Athens Thursday or Friday.
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Presbyterian Manse
Fred Luchs
Cleveland Hospital
Athens
Guatemala Offers Much To Tourists
Dr. H. G. James described Guatemala before the Athens Rotary Club, noting its climate variety, terrain, and 4 000 year old civilization. He cited rail and air links, coffee exports to the United States, and rich landscapes that appeal to American tourists.
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Guatemala
James
H. G. James
Athens Rotary Club
Ohio University
Americas
Illinois
Mexico
Ohio
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Leitchfield
Louisville Hospital
Beulah
Mildred
John
Martine
Federal Farm
Westinghouse Company
County Legionnaires
Finsterwald
Ray
Galion Man
Luchs
Egular
NYE Chevrolet Avice
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Mary C. Barrett
Washington St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Misses’ & Growing Girls’ School
Oxfords
Kleanbore
Shur
America
Remington
Local Telephone Company
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