Union men reject back-to-work offer from C D Kenny Co
Union members refused the company plan to return to work at reduced wage rates arguing the terms fell short of their prior union contract demands. The offer listed 70 cents per hour for semi-trailer drivers, 67.5 cents for regular drivers, 65 for warehouse workers, and 55 cents for office staff with time and a half after 40 hours. the union had sought 85 cents, union recognition, shorter hours, and overtime at time and one-half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Kenny Co
Sanderds
Focal Plant
C. D. Kenny
Consolidated, Grocers Corp
Ttig
A. F. of L. Teamsters’ and Chauffeurs’ Union
Minear Chapter Inspection Highlights Inflation of Eastern Star
Annual inspection of Minear Chapter No. 274 Order of Eastern Star held Friday at the Masonic Temple Guysville with Deputy Grand Matron Charlotte L. Keith of District 25 inspecting. Grand representatives Carrie Bingham and Hattie Wendell attended along with 158 members and guests from multiple Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minear
Order of Eastern ‘Star
Masonic Temple
Guysville
Charlotte L. Keith
Kentucky
Ohio
Carrie Bingham
Virginia
Hattie Wendell
Mayme Ashcraft
Dorothy Frank
Theona Miller
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Amesville
New Marshfield
Marietta
Pomeroy
Belpre
Beverly
Lowell
Columbus
North Light Best To Study Makeup By Alicia Hart
Public preview of spring makeup features guidance from Joan Bennett as she inspects herself using a hand mirror. The article notes tips for achieving flawless rouge and lipstick outlines and the confidence in a refined look under bright light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Bennett
Alicia Hart
Joan
Bennett
Official visits OU on vet check fuss at Ohio University
In response to a protest by about 50 veterans led by President John C. Baker, officials from the Dayton Veterans Administration planned to visit Ohio University. Veterans complained GI subsistence checks were delayed since last November while 1,095 veterans remained enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Mercury Hits 62 As River Level Drops
Intermittent rainfall totaled .04 inch yesterday and .05 inch this morning as Mrs. C Wn France, a weather observer, reported. The Hocking River fell to 4.04 feet while yesterday’s high reached 62 and the low stayed at 42, with normal river stage between 3 and 4 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. WN
Final Speaker In OU Series Is Dr Baker
Ohio University President John C Baker will speak at 8 pm in Music Hall Auditorium on The Future of Directors and Trustees. The talk closes the spring Faculty Lecture Series announced by Dr A T Volwiler. Admission is free and the public invited. Dr Baker, former Harvard Business Associate Director of Research, is an authority on corporate directors and their functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Baker
Ohio University
Music Hall
Baker
A. T. Volwiler
Harvard School of Business Administration
E. W. Chubb
College of Arts and Sciences
John E. Edwards
R. D. Williams Named Health Board Member
R. D. Williams has accepted appointment as member of the Athens Board of Health announced by Mayor F L Woodsworth. The appointment awaits confirmation at the council meeting on April 15. Williams succeeds Harry Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Williams
Athens Board of Health
F. L. Woodsworth
Mr. Williams
Harry Henry
I Three Foxes and Two Dogs Found Rabid
State laboratory tests confirmed rabies in three gray foxes and two dogs within the past week. Dr. H T Phillips reports exposure of Mrs Grover Sutton and husband of Canaanville through handling a rabid dog, now on anti rabies treatment. A second rabid dog and one rabid fox came from near Trimble after a dog bit two children, both children on anti rabies treatment. B F Swartz, state game protector, Glouster, supplied a gray fox testing positive. A third rabid fox was turned in by Robert Kittle. J Nathan Noble, Rome Township, killed a fox attacking his dog in his backyard. Mrs Dorothy Parmiter said Nobie and the dog killed the fox soon after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Phillips
F. Swartz
Glouster
Robert Kittle
J. Nathan Noble
Rome Town
Rome Township
Dorothy Parmiter
Nobie
Drunken Driving Fines Total $175 In Common Pleas Court
Judge O F Rowland fined two men $75 and costs each for drunken driving and suspended one driver's license. Candy Quesinberry, arrested on Route 33, received 90 day license suspension. Bernard Goss, 36, was fined $75 and costs but kept his license after patrol arrest near Nelsonville. Mayor Franz Woodworth fined Wilbur J Williams $10 and costs after a guilty speeding plea north of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rowland
Common Pleas
State Highway Patrol
Candy Quesinberry
Bernard Goss
Goss
Nelsonville
Franz Woodworth
Wilbur J. Williams
Williams
Athens
Debate Team Is Defeated At State Finals
The Athens High School debate squad was eliminated from the Ohio State Speech League finals in Columbus after key rounds. The local affirmative team beat Salem in round one but fell to Massillon in round two and Ravenna in round three. They advanced to the state tournament by defeating Newark and several other foes in the Newark contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
Carl Roberts
Salem
Massillon
Ravenna
Newark
Marietta
Zanesville
Columbus East
Dayton Fairmont
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements include Mr and Mrs Walter Piotrowski a daughter at la4 N Congress St and Mr and Mrs Lowell Ashcraft a son on Athens Route 4. Admissions list Mary Thomas Jacksonville minor surgery Edna Hoodlet Court St major surgery Lillian Lloyd 15 Franklin Ave medical C E Pinney McArthur medical Miss Ethel Collins 6 N High St medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Piotrowski
Athens Man Injured After Being Struck by Auto
An Athens resident suffered a broken leg when struck by an automobile on East Main Street near Nelson Road. He was taken to Grant Hospital after the Sunday incident. The report notes local bus and school activities resuming after spring break, including Ohio University and Athens Schools.
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Fay Am
St. S.vi
Rolling Mills
Alva Rivers
Athens
E. Main St. Mear Nelson
Anzeerdscop Road
Columbus
Riv jAd
Reiningers
Grant Hospital
Bald
Loco
Balt
Ohio
Ohio Chrysler
W. Burn- Youngstown
Montgom
Ward
Tadoe
Zaleski Home Destroyed by Fire Sunday
McKibben homestead in Zaleski burned to the ground Sunday afternoon. Fire officials said the blaze began from an oil stove in a bathroom. Helen McKibben escaped with neighbors awakening her inside. She teaches music for Vinton County schools while James G. McKibben and Mrs. McKibben were in Columbus. Former owner Nora W. Atkinson of Athens. Athens fire trucks aided the response.
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McArthur
Zaleski
James G. McKibben
Helen McKibben
Miss McKibben
Vinton County Schools
Scout Board Will Meet Tuesday Night
The Board of Review for Boy Scouts in Athens will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m Roy Dupler advancement chairman reported Second and first class scouts and those working for higher ranks are eligible to appear before the board The review will be the last before the next Court of Honor scheduled for May 14 The Hock Hocking District Scouters Roundtable previously announced for Wednesday evening will not be conducted until April 24 Members of the District Committee and a special tenderfoot investiture team from Troop 55 Athens will go to Chauncey Wednesday evening when the newly organized troop there will receive its charter from Maj R A Lee district commissioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
Boy Scouts
Athens
Roy Dupler
Advancement
Hock-Hocking
Chauncey
R. A. Lee
Two Men Sent to Jail for Alcohol Violations and A Menacing Threat
Two men, Henry Miller and John Morgan, both 60s, were committed to jail Friday after failing to pay fines of five dollars plus costs on intoxication charges. Herbert Paul, 43, of Guysville, pleaded guilty to menacing threats filed by his wife and was fined five dollars plus costs. Mayor Woodworth’s office also noted a club calendar listing several local organizational meetings for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Woodworth
Henry Miller
Washington St
John Morgan
Nelsonville
Woodworth
Herbert Paul
Guysville
Paul
Amesville Junior Senior Banquet Highlights Spirit of 46 Theme
The Spirit of 46 theme framed the Amesville Junior-Senior Banquet held in the high school gym on Thursday April 4. Seated at a green and white airplane centerpiece, 23 seniors and 19 juniors plus faculty and guests enjoyed a two course dinner directed by Grace Webb. Toastmasters Paul Hal Lowell and Paul Morris delivered remarks while G A Gardner and Jessie Lortz spoke. Cecil Bailey sang The Army Air Corps with piano by Mrs. Charles McAfee. The evening closed with skating at the Rollercade in Athens.
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Amesville
Grace Webb
Paul Hal
Jlowell
Paul Morris
G. A. Gardner
Ames-Bern
Jessie Lortz
Army Air Corps
Cecil Bailey
Charles McAfee
Wiley
s|Woolley
Athens
Milk Rulings To Be Studied By Health Board
Changes in milk regulations will be considered at a Board of Health meeting on Wednesday at p m in the Athens City County Health Department office. Health commissioner Dr H T Phillips said the discussion will focus on allowing or banning the sale of non pasteurized milk by new distributors. Anyone interested may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Athens City-County
H. T. Phillips
First Absentee Ballot Is Sent to Columbus
The first absentee ballot goes to Fanny R. Shafer, formerly of Athens, now a state employee in Columbus. The first service ballot went to Charles D. Strong, overseas with the 29th Infantry. Absentee voting deadline is May 3. A Columbus angler at Buckeye Lake caught 30 bass in one day using a homemade artificial lure.
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Fanny R. Shafer
Athens
Columbus
David Johnson
Board of Elections
Charles D. Strong
N. Lancaster St
29Th Infantry
Johnson
Buckeye Lake
Talks on Food Given by Miss Marjorie Landrum
Miss Marjorie Landrum of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company will conclude the Bride's Class series at Tri Psi rooms Nelsonville Monday at 7 pm. She then demonstrates credin puffs to Leona Calvin's home economics class at Ohio University Athens. She spoke on salads at Ward Rural School Carbon Hill and kitchen planning to Logan High School Home Economics Club last week. Junior Cooks enrollment closes Wednesday at 4 pm Athens office. Daughters of Union Veterans to meet Thursday 7:30 pm K of C Hall. Grand Army Day program planned and rummage sale set for April 15 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Landrum
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Betty Newton Hore
Tri Psi
Nelsonville
Leona Calvin
Ohio University
Athens
Ward
iCarbon Hill
Logan Highs School
Woods-Dye Wedding Announcement in Tucson and Columbus
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ruth Woods daughter of Lewis A Woods 3251 Speedway Drive Tucson Arizona and Mr John M Dye of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Dye 2731 Steel Ave Columbus. Ceremony held Thursday March 21 at 3 pm with a reception Saturday March 23 at the groom’s parents home Attendants were Mr Mrs Marvin Levin sister and brother in law of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Woods
Lewis A. Woods
Speedway Drive
Tucson
Arizona
John M. Dye
Thomas J. Dye
Steel Ave
Columbus
Marvin Levin
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Kenny
North Cape
Norway
St. Joseph
P. J. Huffman
Athens Shrine
Officers Club of
Ohio Ave
Huffman
Adda Glazier
Pearl Helwig
Helwig
W.H.P
W.O.S
Harold Blacker
Margery
Cincinnati
C. C. Robinson
Elmwood Place
LeRoy
Omo University
Robinson
Ee Bey Myr
William C. Day
Bette Engh
Norman ‘Randolph
Norman Engh
University Terrace
Frank Rauch, Jr
Vicki
Harry Begg
Muskingum River
Len H. Smith
Chillicothe
Jones
William Meredith
E. Union St
Kenneth S. Friedman
Frank C.dean
Second St
CB. Russell
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Robert Horn
E. R. Horn
W. State St
Mary Virginia
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Horn
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
England
France
Belgium
North Light
Carrie Hall Club
Ralph Burdette
Grange Hall
P.E.O
Sisterhood
Grace Morley
Women’s
Naomi
The
Plains Methodist Church
H. W. Humphrey
Episcopal
Church of the Good Shepherd
R. E. Coughlin
Park Place
Mercury
Dr. Baker
Eee Nee Williamson Furnaces
Williamson Heater Company
Williamson
Jess
P. C. Wiznd
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Real Estate Loan Headquarters
the Security Bank
Deral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ithree
Athos, Othe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Tay
Opal Kennard
Trimble
Lois Lenton
C. E. Pinney
Harry Sayre
Jacksonville
Francis Hill
Wellston
Ed Cooley, Jr
Keith Henry
Gary Ripley
New York
Scout Board
Order of Eastern Star
Circle Seven
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
Grosvenor Stone Ladies Auxiliary of
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Potluck
Wesleyan Service Guild
Adda Maccombs
Carpenter St
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary
A. R. Kresge
Northwood Drive
Hathamar
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Maecenas Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
Progressive Literary Club
Cottage Tea House
Lydis E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Irvine
Mr. Householder
Athens Heating & Insulating Co
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Maxonic Temple Building
H. G. Householder
Sec
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Rene
Rendl
Berry Hotel
Eleanor Hosiery
Factory Street
Berea
Evans
Calif
Meat Department News
Callie
Hie
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