Surgeries At Sheltering Arms Hospital Names Patients
Emergency appendectomy on Sunday night for Mrs Eleanor Cleland of Dexter. Major operations for Mrs Lachen Quinn of Lathrop and Mr Ernest Howard of Guysville Route 2. Mrs Anna Morris of Albany admitted Sunday for medical care. Several patients released Sunday including Mrs Guy Wanless and infant, Athens. Mr Patrick Burke, 101 Mill Street. Mrs Cecelia Ross, 29 East Carpenter Street. and Mrs Arthur Robson, 258 West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Cleland
Dexter
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lachen Quinn
Lathrop
Ernest Howard
Guysville
Anna Morris
Albany
Sheltering Arms
Guy Wanless
Athens
Patrick J. Burke
Mill St
Cecelia Ross
Masons Meet Tuesday At Paramathia Lodge No 25
Paramathia Lodge No 25 Free and Accepted Masons holds a meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30. The Fellow Craft Degree will be conferred and a good attendance is desired as announced by Worshipful Master Eugene R Jacoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramathia Lodge No
Eugene R. Jacoby
After a cold what to do to regain strength and recover
The piece urges staying in bed until normal temperature returns and emphasizes rebuilding strength quickly to handle work worries and fatigue. It promotes S.S.S. Tonic taken three times daily before meals and claims quick improvement within ten days with a long track record of customer testimonials.
The Heritage of Hatcher Ide by Booth Tarkington
In a 1939 review Jack Wiegman previews Tarkingtons novel The Heritage of Hatcher Ide. The narrative follows Hatcher Ide from boyhood through the 1880s American city of progress to modern social change and economic challenge, with vivid portraits of Sarah Lash and family like Uncle Victor and Darcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wiegman
Hatcher Ide
Booth Tarkington
New York
Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc
Hatcher
Tarkington
Great Central Plain
Linleys
Gilpins
Ides
Emerson and Tennyson
Johann Strauss and
Sarah Bernhardt
William
Seventeen
Victor
Darcy
Ores
Sarah Lash Florian
Sarah
Butternut Lane
France
Right of Labor To Strike Topic at Ohio University Hall
The Town Hall Meeting titled Should Labor Have the Right to Strike in the National Defense Industries? will be held Wednesday at 7 30 in Music Hall Auditorium. Speakers include Ralph Ward industrial relations director of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Stephen Levitsky Youngstown native and 1939 Ohio University graduate now assistant research director of the CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense Industries
Ohio University
Music Hall
Ralph Ward
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Stephen Levitsky
Youngstown
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Longtime Athens Township Trustee W H H Brown Dies at 78
W H H Brown 78 a farmer and longtime Athens Township trustee for 22 years died Sunday at his home Baker Brown Settlement Athens Route 1 He helped build and run the first rural telephone in Athens County He leaves a large family including six sons four daughters and two sisters His funeral at the Alexander Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev Louis Campbell. burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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W. H. H. Brown
Athens Township
Baker-Brown
Athens
Mr. Brown
Alexander Presbyterian Church
the Grange
Modern Woodmen
Hebbardsville
Athens County
Brown
Althea Hunter
Arthur Vore
Richland Ave
Archer E
Canal Winchester
Arthur L
Ernest H
William Dent
Columbus
Harold R
Chauncey
Herbert B
Cleveland
C. I. Anderson
DaHas
Tex
Charles Shannon
Edith Brown
Leo Kinsel
Mary Clutter Brown
Charles Tribe
Louis Campbell
Scout Leaders Plan Camporee and Pow Wow Meetings
Scout leaders of the Hock Hocking Area meet Friday night at Camp Nelson Nelsonville to discuss the June Camporee and May Pow Wow. Joseph R. Stratton announces the program with Arch Knowlton in charge and D. W. Gilmore speaking on camping ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock-Hocking
Camp Nelson
Nelsonville
CCC
Joseph R. Stratton
Arch Knowlton
W. Gilmore
U. S. Forest Ranger
Stratton
Beta Pi
Ohio University Scouting Fraternity
Harold Davis
Robert Patterson
Walton Davies
Mr. Knowlton
Athens
Robert Smith
E. B. Dean
Coolville
Raymond G. Kimble
Frost
Asbury Carsey Dies Sudden at 81 in Athens County
Asbury Carsey 81 died suddenly Sunday night at his son Jay Carsey's home in Athens County. He lived his life there, belonged to Graham Chapel Church, and is survived by four sons Jay Russell Edison Quincie a daughter Mrs Fred Fisk and many grandchildren. His wife Rosetta and son Eugene preceded him in death. Funeral at Clarks Chapel Church Wednesday at 2 PM, Rev Stanley Jeffrey. burial in adjacent cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday noon at Jay Carsey's home.
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Asbury Carsey
Jay Carsey
Elliott St
Athens County
Graham Chapel
Jay
Athens
Russell
Canaanville
Edison
Willow Creek
Quincie
Long Run
Fred Fisk
Nelsonville
Rosetta
Eugene
Clarks Chapel Church
Stanley Jeffrey
Wife Willfully Absent Louise Brown Divorce Granted
Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland awards a divorce to Cecil Brown after Louise Brown is found in default for willful absence exceeding three years. Costs assessed to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Cecil Brown
Louise Brown
Revival Continues at Hocking St Church of God
The revival campaign at Hocking St Church of God continues for another week led by Rev. Harvey F. Pingoun. Canadian preacher conducts the meeting with daily services at 7 30 in the evening.
Schedules of School Holiday Periods Given
With clear skies and April weather students at Ohio University and Athens area schools await spring vacations. University students end classes Thursday afternoon April 10 and resume Tuesday morning April 15. The Plains Mechanicsburg and York Township districts also take vacations, while Athens City schools and University Elementary School start Wednesday at 3 30 p m and return the following Wednesday at 8 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Supt
F. J. Taylor
Plains
Mechanicsburg
University
York Township
County Council Formed to Tackle Athens County Problems
A group of about 60 Athens County civic and welfare representatives formed the Athens County Council at a Sunday meeting at Athens High School Little Theater. The council aims to coordinate local service groups to address social and economic issues, with officers to be elected at an upcoming meeting.
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County Council
Athens County
Athens High School Little Theater
Athens County Council
Evelyn Lachs
Merreer
Athens County Adult Education Council
Edith Beecher
Floyd Cooper
Margaret McCutcheon
Chester Enlow
Albany
William Morris
Glouster
J. L. Evans
Nelsonville
Luchs
Henry J. Jeddeloh
Ohio University Sociology Department
Jeddeloh
Ohio Welfare Conference
Ures
John Manning
Athens Typographical Union
Dean Irma Voigt
Dean Voigt
Mrs. Harper Dies Sunday in Meigs County
Mrs. Margaret Harper age 86 longtime Meigs County resident died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter near Coolville after a two week illness. She leaves four daughters and four sons. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Alfred Methodist Church with burial at Kebaugh Cemetery Sumner. Friends may call at Mrs. C E Gilberts home.
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Margaret Harper
Meigs County
C. E. Gilbert
Coolville
George Harper
Harper
Anthony
Rebecca Woode
Sumner
Sarah Parr
Tuppers Plains
John
Will
George
Co. E. Gilbert
Rosa Hoffman
W. B. Pruden
J. G. Hope
Athens
Fred
Raymond
Sylvester
New Lexington
Alfred Methodist Church
Kebaugh
Lena Johnson Granted Divorce for Extreme Cruelty
Mrs Lena Johnson was awarded a divorce from Joseph C Johnson by Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland who found the defendant guilty of extreme cruelty Lena Johnson reverted to her maiden name Lena Stissel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Johnson
Joseph C. Johnson
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Johnson
Lena Stissel
Wright Attends Guernsey Heifer Sale in Columbus
Ross Wright Athens County extension agent visited Columbus on Saturday to attend the Guernsey Heifer Sale at the Ohio State Fair grounds sponsored by the Ohio Guernsey Cattle Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisonger
Ohio State University Department of Sociology
F. J. Taylor
Ross Wright
Chester Enlow
Albany
Wright
Athens County
Columbus
Ohio Guernsey Cattle Clubs
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Forty Two Joined and Twenty One Baptized at Palm Sunday
A capacity First Methodist Church welcomed 42 new members and baptized 21 during Palm Sunday services, reflecting strong turnout for the observance and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Churches plan Athens area meeting at First Presbyterian
Representatives from churches in the Athens area will meet at the First Presbyterian Church tonight. On Tuesday night a reception for new members will be held. Attending congress members Mr. B. M. Covert and Mr. C. C. Millikan of Athens attend the Ohio Valley Optometric Educational Congress at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati Monday and Tuesday and will return to Athens Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Area
First Presbyterian Church
B. M. Covert
C. C. Millikan
Athens
Ohio Valley Optometric Educational Congress
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Dudley Caplinger Pleads Guilty in Intoxication Charge
Dudley Caplinger of Richland Avenue pleaded guilty to intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Cliff Cornell Monday. He was fined five dollars plus costs after being arrested Saturday night by Police Officers Leslie Bradfield and Howard Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Caplinger
Richland Ave
Cliff Cornell
Leslie Bradfield
Howard Mills
Selective Service Broadcasts Promoted by Athens Board
Athens County Draft Board No 1 urges participation in nationwide Tuesday radio forums from 8:15 to 8:30 p m on WOL Washington D C. National headquarter executives will answer draft age questions in round table discussions. Washington Junior Board of Commerce selects interrogators. joint sponsorship by US Junior Chamber and its 600 member Washington chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Athens County Draft Board No. 1
WOL
Washington
D. C
Selective Service National Headquarters
Washington Junior Board of Commerce
Weather fluctuation in Athens warms then cools
The Athens temperature reached 62 degrees by noon Monday after a high of 56. Last night the mercury fell to 38 degrees as conditions cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Native J. E. Johnston Dies at 86 in Columbus
John Emory Johnston 86 of 2215 Summit Street Columbus a retired building contractor and Athens County native died at home Sunday. He moved from Athens County 35 years ago and was a charter member of Indianola Church of Christ. Surviving: son Fred P. Johnston Columbus sister Mrs S A Blackwood Cone Cordia Kansas three grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral in Denton Donaldson and Kuhn Funeral Home Columbus Tuesday at two with burial in Memorial Burial Park Columbus.
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John Emory Johnston
Summit St
Columbus
Athens County
Johnston
Indianola Church of Christ
Fred P. Johnston
S. A. Blackwood
Conecordia
Kas
W. R. Walker
E. J
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