Science Day at Ohio University Draws 13 Southeastern Ohio Schools
Science students from 13 counties will convene at Ohio University on Friday for the second annual Science Day. Exhibits cover botany chemistry geology physics zoology and more with judging starting at 10 am and awards announced later, plus open department displays and a luncheon for visiting teachers.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Science Teachers
Ohio Academy of Science
William C. Stehr
John C. Baker
F. B. Guilum
Harley Ellinger
Logan High School
Students Ready Science Day Exhibit With Rats Diet Study
Thirteen Rome Canaan High School students, led by Daniel Friedberg, study the effects of different diets and vitamins on four white rats for the Ohio University Science Day. Rats are weighed biweekly, named by students, and one rat Meal-only Martymouse is expected to show vitamin deficiency.
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Robert FE. Schweitz
Rome Canaan High School
Daniel Friedberg
Ohio University
Athens County
Friedberg
Diablo
Martymouse
Prom Tickets Cancelled At Ohio University
Prom tickets for Ohio University's Junior Prom were declared null and void after 850 tickets disappeared from sale. Fraternal groups allegedly bought up tickets to influence votes for their king and queen candidates. Refunds will be issued at three Athens stores, with a new single ticket sale Thursday evening at the OU recreation building.
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Ohio University
Athens
Donald Nau
City’s Newest Water Well Nears Completion
Athens completes a 38 inch water well three weeks into construction. Tests show a 700 to 800 gpm output. Cost about 3150 dollars. An eight inch line will feed the city system for daily 2 million gallon demand. 18 tons gravel used for the filter. A temporary 320 gpm pump is on order for use until a main pump is bought. The 50 foot well raises Athens total to 15 wells.
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Athens
Daniel A. Pierce
Pierce
Graham Chapel Prayer Band Meets at Fulton Home
The Graham Chapel Prayer Band will gather Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orestus Fulton with Mrs. Mary Holdcroft leading the session.
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Graham Chapel
Orestus Fulton
Mary Holdcroft
Shelter Notes From Arm Hospital In Athens Area
List of patients and expectant families in the Athens region includes names such as Mrs Harold Dutton and Mr Charles Christian with newborn daughter and son. Other entries mention major and minor surgeries, medical observations, and residents from Athens The Plains Glouster Trimble Rose Howard Albany Nelsonville and Decatur areas.
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Harold Dutton
Athens
Charles Christian
Leonard Kirkendall
Rose Howard
Elizabeth Phillips
Lois Wigren
Elmer Orme
Trimble
Dudley Caplinger
Dolly Clipner
Chillicothe
Nellie Robinson
Irene Embrey
H. W. Roach
Oscar Giffin
Millfield
Observation
Robert Moore
John Levis
Jesse Copen
Edward Smith
the Plains
Davis Greene
Albany
Gaberilla Skinner
Glouster
George Cain
Decatur
Mabel Hostetter
Tuppers Plain
John William Powell
Richard Morrison
Viola Johnston
Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol Area Interviews Set
Applicants for the State Highway Patrol will be interviewed from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Logan and the same hours Friday at McArthur. Corp. R. E. Henderson of the Athens post said interviews may occur at any time at the local post 536 Richland Ave.
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Athens Post
Corp. Henderson
Richland Ave
Dexter Allen Rites Set at Hebbardsville
Short services for Dexter Allen a former Albany resident will be at Hebbardsville Cemetery at 2 30 p m Thursday He died unexpectedly Tuesday at his home in West Union West Virginia He is survived by his wife Ella two daughters Mrs Ruth Harper of Glendale West Virginia and Violet and a son Rex of Radford Virginia
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Glendale
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Radford
U S Leaders Face Dilemma Sir Guy Urges Unity
British diplomat Sir Guy Garrod told an Athens audience that the United States will be decisive in keeping world democracies from abandoning freedom. He argued Britain must boost exports, stabilize its economy, and nationalize coal to fund modernization while urging allied unity against Communist pressures.
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Memorial Auditorium
Guy
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Chillicothe
Guy Told
Athens
John C. Baker
British Air Chief Outlines Trouble Spots in Middle East
Sir Guy warned Palestine faces serious turmoil from Jew and Arab impasse over economic union, affecting the entire area. He said Greece's loss to hostile forces would threaten eastern Mediterranean security and noted U S and British officials are aiding Greece. He endorsed Trieste reverting to Italy and warned Spain's control of the Mediterranean is vital. He urged mutual aid to halt unrest and cited Russia’s stance as a potential spark for civil war. Col Speidel introduced him. meeting opened by E. T. Helleenbrandt.
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Reserve Officers Association
New Officers Are Installed At Elks Lodge
Clarence J. Flowers was installed as new exalted ruler of the Athens Elks lodge in a Tuesday night ceremony led by Harold J. Rose past grand exalted ruler. Other officers named included John McElroy Francis Lavelle Charles Cornwell and William Watkins with trustees Brandon Grover Alex Moore and O K Parrett. John E. Kircher was named alternate exalted ruler at the Grand Lodge convention in Philadelphia July 4. Remaining officials installed were B Walter Radcliffe Jr Sam Alvarez Fred Tom and Walter Weber.
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Athens Elks'lodge
Harold J. Rose
John McElroy
Walter W. Davis
Joseph B. Vanity
Francis A. Lavelle
Charles A. Cornwell
William W. Watkins
Brandon T. Grover
Alex M. Moore
O. K. Parrett
John E. Kircher
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Cline Building
B. Walter Radcliffe, Jr
Sam F. Alvarez
Esquire
Fred Lee Tom
Walter J. Weber
Lions To Solicit Firms In Cancer Drive
Lions Club members were assigned cancer drive solicitations at the club meeting by George W. Clark president and county chair. Clark said local business firms, not individuals, are to be solicited by the Lions.
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Lions Club
Cancer
George W. Clark
Clark
Driver Escapes Injury in Route 349 Bridge Crash
David J. Watters aged 21 of Hamden escaped injury Tuesday night when the truck he drove crashed into a bridge on Route 349 near Hamden, State Highway Patrol reports.
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David J. Watters
Hamden
State Highway Patrol
Omitted name found in Athens High reserve letters list
The Messenger notes Ronald Cox was unintentionally left out Tuesday from Athens High School students who received reserve basketball letters.
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Ronald Cox
Messenger
Athens High School
Effective Education Outlined by Sir Guy Garrod at Ohio U
Sir Guy Garrod addressed Ohio University faculty on effective education. He urged long basic schooling, delayed specialization, and bilingual study with Greek Latin roots, stressing vocabulary, clear thinking, and the aim of education to enable a happy, purposeful life and leisure through productive work. He warned mechanization pressures may threaten this balanced approach.
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Ohio University
Guy Garrod
Royal Air Force
Sir Guy
Greece
Rome
Veterans Employment officials begin training conference
A three day training program for Veterans Employment representatives started Wednesday at the local unemployment office. H H Sands said Alexander J Schaefer leads the program with participation from VER staff in Ohio and district office reps including Tribbie Cloran Horn Plummer Riddle Ferguson Paulsen Miller and Sands. The event covers policy procedures and interview methods aimed at improving veteran placement and welfare.
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Bureau of Unemployment Office
H. H. Sands
Alexander J. Schaefer
Veterans Employment Representative
Sands
Veterans Employment Service
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Cambridge
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Ironton
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Chillicothe
Louise Plummer
Jackson
Sprige S. Riddle
Marietta
John A. Ferguson
New Lexington
George Paulsen
Pomeroy
Edward M. Miller
Zanesville
Athens
Lavoptik Eye Relief Ad Promises Quick Comfort
An eye care advertisement urges immediate consultation for persistent eye trouble and promotes Lavoptik as a forty year trusted remedy. It claims soothe for tired irritated burning itching eyes with a money back guarantee and availability at druggists, noting Eyescup included.
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