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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
3
A 1945 outlook warns that atomic weapons could trigger a one minute war, with bombs slipping into cities unseen. It discusses Hiroshima and Nagasaki damage, potential 10 ton bombs, rocket ranges, and the danger of anonymous aggression from within.
Mr and Mrs N Fischer celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary at home in Warsaw with a 6 o'clock dinner. Pink and white decor featured a three tier cake with a miniature bride and groom. Guests included numerous relatives and friends. Club meetings and church group events are listed for the week, along with a new baby named James Ray born to Mr and Mrs Gene Oakes.
Newcomerstown announces the engagement and approaching marriage of Ida Mae Hudson to Glen Taylor son of Mr and Mrs George Taylor. Millersburg wedding date not set. Fest Lafayette Bonnie Addy Amary Osler host and hostess. Newcomerstown Est lodge district 18 organized with officers listed including president Jo Labak and trustees. Members from several towns attended. charter to close late March. также town news and social items follow.
The Daily Range Syracuse campus paper held a protest contest against national queen selections. The winner is Charlotte L. Heers of Lufkin Texas, celebrated on campus after her victory.
The Social Security Board will help workers and former workers aged 65 avoid benefit losses from filing delays. Clarence F. Lockwood said individuals insured under old-age and survivors insurance can file at 68 to start benefits, then later request a recalculation if continued work or a new job raises future benefits. The board urges those turning 63 to seek guidance to secure full benefits, noting a recent recalculation method prevents decreases and can raise benefits. The Zanesville office, in the post office building, is open 9 to 5 weekdays.
Conesville residents share family visits and health notes as Odell Guthrie of Pennsylvania visits with grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Hardesty while Mrs Burkhart of Coshocton and others attend gatherings. Eldon Martin hosts a birthday dinner for his husband with several relatives present. Army honors go to Mrs Strohacker of Coshocton and Edward Worthington of Conesville receives honorable Navy discharge. Community notices include a village meeting next Monday March 11 and spring baseball prep at Conesville rural high.
John Axtinemoon Jr an insurance salesman from St Philo and Wilma Fileen Bell 23 a Moore Enamel employee were married. Homer Ralph Harding 27 of Cashocton and Evelyn Ruth Peters 23 of Cashocton were licensed for marriage.
The local U S Army recruiting office has accepted several area youths for preliminary physicals prior to enlistment. Names include Kenneth Parke of Coshocton and Manic Huston, Francis Apgus, Welcome Coleman, Howe Scott, William Scott, and Robert R. Scott, with multiple addresses in Coshocton and Zanesville. Robert R. Scott is noted as a Navy veteran.
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Lt. Caleb J. Layton of 648 Walnut Street died in a P51 crash in Germany on December 23, 144. He was killed in action and buried in a German cemetery. The War Department notified his parents Mr and Mrs George Layton and wife Mrs Mary Layton of Columbus, Ohio.
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