Spring Vacation Begins At OU City Schools Easter Programs Held
OU and City Schools start spring break with kindergarten hunts and a series of Easter programs across junior high Central elementary and Athens High. Students and staff enact religious and seasonal themes through songs, poems, and short plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Moore
Central Elementary
J:ior High
Rofter
Ohio University
Athens High School
de Wain Tucker
John
Renate Hammer
Christ
Julia Ann Gor
Des
Jesus
Edith Stocklin
Amelia Conkey
Vera Dow
Jeff Young
Judy Goldberry
Sonia Young
David Kempton
Tee
Sonie Rowe
Melvin Pyle
Jim McMuhen
Little Theater
Harold Kindergarten
Kessler
Charleen Minelli
Betty Assembly
Jean Roberson
Logan Smith
Mary Jenkins
Charles Burnter
Athens Milk Sales Dispute Faces Appeals Court Action
The Fourth Judicial Court of Appeals hears an appeal from Athens Milk Sales managers seeking to suspend a Common Pleas Court injunction ordering elections for two directors. The case centers on by law changes excluding Hocking and Chesterhill locals, with 12 directors to be elected across eight locals. Attorneys argue disenfranchisement and jurisdiction issues while the appeals panel weighs whether to uphold, modify, or stay the injunction and director elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial Court of Appeal
Common’ Pleas
Jame Kinnison
Jackson
Kinnison
Worlat
Portmouth
Ieee
Common Pleas Court
Chesterill
Colville, Shade and
Chesternill
Ray F Barnes Journalism Scholarship Awarded at Ohio University
The Ray F Barnes Journalism Scholarship of 250 dollars will be awarded to four Ohio University upperclassmen starting in 1955 56. Funded by Ray F Barnes of nd Elwood the award honors his journalism legacy and supports students lacking funds for study in journalism. Director L J Hartin announced the fund recognizes need scholarship leadership and vocational plans. Barnes a Midwest publisher with roots in West Virginia and long career in newspapers including Kenton Times and Tribune etc. The couple Mr and Mrs Barnes reside in Alamosa with sons Jack and Charles.
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Ohio University
Ray F. Barnes
Nd. Elwood
L. J. Hartin
Ohio Ul. School of Journal
Hartin
Barnes
Middle West
Mansfield
Iso
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
Mary Stoker
Zanesville
Jack
Charles
Eff
Alamosa
Rockville Educator C D Giauque Dies at 63
Charles D Giauque 63 of Rockville Maryland former Ohio University faculty member died March 30 at Bethesda Naval Hospital He served about three years on the Ohio University staff and wrote the Ohio school song Beloved Ohio He was minister of music for Rockville Baptist Church and authored three books on physical education He previously commanded Navy rehabilitation training in World War II and was born in Elyria Ohio
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Charles D. Giauque
Rockville
Ohio University
Bethesda’ Naval Hospital
Physical Education Department
Giauque
Ohio
Profesor Giauquead
Fined and jailed in illegal liquor case near Frost
Willard Bill Guess, 64, of near Frost, changed his plea to guilty on unlawful possession of untaxed liquor in municipal court. He was fined, jailed for remaining days from prior sentences, and ordered to serve additional time for liquor-law violations.
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Willard
Bill) Guess
Frost
Troy Township
Lions Hear Ohio Talk At Athens Lions Club Meeting
A talk on Ohio was presented to the Athens Lions Club by Mrs. Carl Sargent. She highlighted Ohioans attaining national prominence and noted Athens men joining the club at the Berry field meeting, including Gordon Stout of Stout Farm Supply and Donald Perry, assistant professor of Industrial Arts at Ohio University. Clair Berry, Athens County's new prosecuting attorney and Lions Club member, was introduced.
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Ohio
Athens Lions Club
Carl Sargent
Athens
Gordon Stout
Stout Farm Supply
Donald Perry
Ohio University
Clair Berry
Athens County
Lions Club
Shelter ing Arms Hospital Notes
Two families in Athens note a new arrival and related details. Mr and Mrs Herbert Young report a son, with names Eva Baker Evmp and Thelma Nelson among Athens residents. Also listed are Johnny Norman Jerri Duncan and Mrs Gertrude Stephenson from Frost Route plus John Hi Fisher and Rout Route.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Herbert Young
Athens
Eva Baker
Evmp
Edwick Mohler
John Hi. Fisher
Jerri Duncan
Thelma Nelson
Carpenter
Johnny Norman
Municipal Court hearing set in Garrett case
The Municipal Court case against James Garrett was set for a hearing after a charge filed by Everett Bolen of Albany. Garrett posted an $85 bond for appearance as the store closes Friday for Good Friday.
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Municipal Court
James Garrett
Everett Bolen
Albany
Sadam
Garrett
Rain and Thundermark Hit Athens Fights Weather
Rain and thunder visited Athens during the fight with 34 of an inch of rainfall reported by CL observer Colmer. Mild temperatures continued with 33 degrees at 9 am and a high of 71 at Poston Power Plant Hamley Run station on Tuesday.
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Athens
CL. Colmer
EM. Poston
Hamley Run
Is Favored In Case Against ICO
A jury ruled in favor of Homer Davis of Milled Route 1 in his case against the Industrial Commission of Ohio. Davis, injured in 1944 at work for the New York Coal Co, sought to continue participation in the Workmen's Compensation Act, and the request was granted. Another compensation case, James F. Young, was being heard this morning for right to receive payments under the act.
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Gmumonese
Sf Homer Davis
Milled
Route 1
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Davie
New York Coal Go
James F. Young
Guard Unit Inspected At Fort Meade Armory
Federal inspection of the At eng National Guard unit was conducted last night at the armory by Lt Col William A Edwards of the 2nd Army headquarters at Fort Meade Maryland. Staff Lt Don Bridgewater announced the unit made a good showing and preparation for range firing at Zanesville has been completed. The unit will fire between now and summer camp with intensive training planned from July 18 to 38 and a recruiting drive to fill slots. Contact Cari Vinson at the armory for joining.
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Eng
William A. Edwards
2Nd Army
Fort Meade
Don. Bridgewater
Zanesville
Zaneville
Unite
Ful Siena
Natmients
He Ani
Feline Misidentified as Bobcat In Ohio University Area
A tree-dropped feline near Ohio University proved to be a domestic cat with Bengal and other domestic strains, not a bobcat as initially suspected. Chester Copeland and a neighbor tracked and tagged the cat after it preyed on small game, prompting officials to confirm its true origin.
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Ohio University
New England
Everett E. Ridge
Ohio Division
I Wwitate
Chester Copeland
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Junwrigh School
Donald Smith
Paul Coury
Jody Ferguson
Bob Trout
Donald Glasgo
Edwood Ind
Pratt
Eighborhhond School
Fural Shou
MK. Barnes
Adda
G. H. Martin Ta Son
C.D. Giauque
East
Mae Coe
Earl Sez
Fire Department
National of Hartford Group
Earl F. Mathews
General Insurance
Athens County Inurance Agents Assa
Security Bank
Gertrude Stephenson
CLOSS
Ohio State
J.C. Mulligan
Maneer
Legion
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion Home
Athens Aerie
Order of Eagles
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Athens State Hospital
Virgil Bickel
Donrae Cleaners
the Plains, Ohio
Elberfeld
Logan, Ohio
the Security Bank
Ferraera
Orpor
Court Street
Union St
Maine
Red Bliss
Goodyear
First Baptist Church
E. State St
Athens National Bank
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