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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1945

Page

5

Ohio University enrollment nears two thousand in wartime push

Enrollment at Ohio University nears 1900 with registrar Frank B. Dilley predicting it could reach around 2200 as wartime returns boost registrations. Thursday totals show 1265 registered with freshmen still arriving. University College includes 1865 with newcomers. Women reportedly outnumber men, but exact breakdown not yet released.

Ohio University Frank B. Dilley Uiber Lala University College Dilley Feahmen

Mary L Allen Dies Suddenly In Apartment

Mrs. Mary Louise Nagle Allen 31 beauty shop worker found dead in her Congress Apartments room. Coroner cites heart ailment. Husband Seaman 3c in Navy stationed San Francisco. Readies funeral as family gathers in Athens Ohio. Arrangements pending arrival of husband. Friends may call at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home after Saturday noon.

Kenneth ©. Allen Mary Louise Nagle Congress Apartments John Elias Allen Navy San Francisco Steppe Athens County Athens High School First Presbyterian Church Eva Scott Athens Mabel Allwood Columbus Grover Nagle Mary Collins New Marshfield Seaman Allen Dowler and Ferguson Funeral

E E Lee Dies In Mt Carmel Funeral Arrangements Given

Edgar E. Lee aged 81 of 96 N Congress St Athens died after a long illness in Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus. He was a carpenter and a member of Carpenters Union 1720 and the First Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs Harry Simmons and Mrs Dave Levenson, Dayton. wife Mary A. Lee died 1902. a granddaughter Mrs J W Petersen of Long Branch N J. Funeral 1 p m Sunday at Mrs Simmons home. Burial Hebbardsville Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m Saturday.

Edgar E. Lee N. Congress St Mt.Carmel Columbus Mr. Lee Athens County Carpenters’ Union First Methodist Church Harry Simmons Congress St Dave’ Levenson Dayton Mary A. Lee J. W. Petersen Long Branch N. J Athens

OUR MEN IN SERVICE BAYONET LINKED PATRIOTIC REPORT from Athens area families

Mr and Mrs Fred C Blazier of Athens Route 5 report letters from son John S Blazier SC 3-c in Tokyo Bay. He served with Third Fleet landing troops and escort to USS Missouri during Japan surrender and helped bombard Kure with heavy cruisers Boston Chicago Quincy St Paul. Brother Marion ships Ticonderoga as radarman en route home for Navy Day. Other notes: Cpl Rolland Higgins of 70th Infantry at Bayreuth Germany. Cpl Raymond D Tinkham with 70th Trailblazer Africa Europe. Dewey B Dailey aboard LST in Pacific. John Manning Jr on USS Segundo witness to surrender. Foxhole University at Ledo India Burma Theater. chart of various service members and actions.

Fred C. Blazier Athens John S. Blazier Tokyo Tokyo Bay Mr. Fujiyama Brazier St. Paul Missouri Kure Honshu Boston Chicago Quincy Marion Blazier Ticonderoga John Marion Third Fleet 70Th Infantry Division Germany Cpl Rolland Higgins 70Th “Trailblazer Cpl. Higgins Fred Higgins S. High St. Glouster 70Th Division United States ETO 66Th Ordnance Co Glenn Sickles Army Ito Japan Tarawa Philippines Okinawa Raymond D. Tinkham Carl Tinkham the Plains Bayreuth 75Th Air Service Group Tinkham Northern Ireland England France Belgium Normandy Rhineland Central Europe Carl Tinkham, Jr Austria Charles Tinkham John E. Manning, Jr USNR Maplewood Drive Ninth Air Force Service Command Raymond D. Tinkhen Cpl. Tinkham 475Th Air Service Group Central Europe Armed Forces John Slater the Plains High School Pfc Carl ‘Tinkham Pfe Ledo Assam India R. Wicks Pearl Wicks Foxhole University India-Burma Stilwell Road Kunming China Burma

Mayor Urges Support for Flower Sale

Mayor F. L. Woodworth urged Atheng citizens to back the Forget-Me-Not flower sale for the Disabled American Veterans chapter 37. In a proclamation he praised the DAV for rehabiliation work aiding war-time disabled veterans and urged generous giving as a dividend in community service.

Atheng F. L. Woodworth Conrath Bean DAV Woodworth

McBee To Screen Workers With Chest X Rays

A B Roe president of The Mc Bee Co announced all employees may take part in an anti tuberculosis survey by Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association. National X Ray Surveys Inc will perform best X rays at the plant on Oct 1. The program is voluntary and company will cover all costs, aimed at early detection and prevention of disease.

A. B. Roe McBee Co Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association National Xray Surveys, Inc McBee Roe McBee’s Ara

Army Peacetime Plans Cited by General Knerr to McBee Co

Major General Hugh J. Knerr at Wright Field writes to The McBee Co praising Athens reactions and outlining a four point peacetime program. The plan stresses remaining a first-rate power through continued research, global strategic bases, adequate trained personnel for rapid expansion, and a strong industry to supply planes, missiles, and advanced weapons to deter or prevent future wars.

McBee Co Hugh J. Knerr Wright Field Dayton Athens Company

Legion Meets Tonight at K. T. Crossen Post Meeting

Commander White calls a special American Legion post meeting for tonight at 8:30 to decide important business. All members are urged to attend.

K. T. Crossen The American Legion White

Submarine Sealion sinks Japanese battleship on lone raid

Chief Petty Officer Tate of the U S Submarine Sealion and his wife visited Athens to see his mother as Tate receives a Presidential Citation and five Gold Stars. The Sealion sank the 30,000-ton Kongo and damaged others in a night surface attack 40 miles north of Formosa on November 21. The crew described a tense eight-hour engagement ending with a massive explosion. Tate and his wife then went to San Francisco for overhauls. Tate is an Athens High School graduate. two of his brothers also serve. Additional local service members were released from the Army at Indian Town Gap, Pa.

Tate U. S Sealion Athens Ann Milne New York City Wealthy Tate N. Court St East China Sea Formosa San Francisco Athens High School Robert L. Tate Pearl Harbor Pfc Charles E. Tate Naples

Paratrooper Captain Minton Returns on 90 Day Leave

Capt Heber L Minton former Ohio University student and 101st Airborne officer arrives in Athens on 90 day leave to join wife June and daughter Barbara He led paratroops in Normandy D Day and fought in Belgium Holland and Germany He wears the Croix de Guerre Bronze Star Purple Heart and Presidential Unit Citation His unit occupied Hitler's mountain retreat at Berchtesgaden after Germany's surrender

Heber L. Minton Ohio University Washington D. H Normandy Athens June Minton Barbara 101St Airborne Division Minton Belgium Holland Germany Hitler Berichesgaden America Marseilles France

William D Brown Dies At Residence In Hudson

William D Brown a longtime Athens County native died at his home in Hudson. Born on a farm near Amesville he lived in Athens where the family home stood on the site of Ohio University Music Hall. Survived by his wife and three sons Roger Ravenna Bob Cleveland and George at home. His sister Mrs Fanny Hickle died last March in Lancaster. Funeral services and interment were at Hudson.

William D. Brown Athens County Athens City Hudson Mr. Brown Amesville Athens Ohio University Fanny Hickle Lancaster Roger Ravenna Bob Clevelland George

Low Unit Cost Important for Fruit Growing

Ohio State horticulturist F H Beach told an Athens growers meeting that success hinges on efficient production and strong markets. He noted grapes can be profitably grown here, cited Athens State Hospital as a major local grower, and advised frost-free sites, 4 to 6 spray applications, and buying from reliable nurseries. Concord leads red varieties with Fredonia Concord and Sheridan extending table grapes. Niagara is the leading white grape.

F. H. Beach Ohio State University Athens Beach Athens State Hospital Concord Fredonia Sheridan Niagara Ohio

Alice Laughlin Rites To Be Held Saturday

Mrs. Alice A Laughlin former Athens resident died Wednesday in Chillicothe Hospital Her husband Murn Laughlin died in 1912 Funeral services will be held in the W Union St Cemetery Chapel Saturday afternoon at one o clock conducted by Rev Harold Kellogg and burial will be made in that cemetery

Alice A. Laughlin Athens Chillicothe Hospital Murn Laughlin W. Union St Harold Kellogg

Mrs Parkhurst Rites Set In Atchens Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs A F Parkhurst former Chauncey resident who died September 13 in Albuquerque New Mexico will be held at Jagers Funeral Home Athe nens Saturday afternoon at two o clock Burial in the W Unwn St Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home at any time

A. F. Parkhurst Chauncey Albuquerque N. M Jagers Athenens

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