Bolivian Urges US Moderation in World Affairs
Dr. Enrique de Lozada, Bolivian adviser, tells Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at Hotel Berry that the United States must act as moderator in world affairs. He argues for long term policies, investment in Latin America to raise literacy and health, and a shift away from power politics to strengthen U S influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Enrique 5. de Lozada
Nelson” Rockefeller
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Hotel Berry
New England
World “Organization
Lozada
Europe
Sentanes
Doctor de‘Lozada
Latin
America
Russsia
bower _poli
Philippines
de Lozada
Pearl Harbor
Far East
North American
South America
Mary Laziman Dies at Son's Home in Athens County
Mrs. Mary Laziman aged 71 died Monday evening at the home of her son Harry Laziman near Fisher following several years of ill health. Born in Ashland Kentucky she lived in Athens County 20 years and was a Lutheran Church member. She leaves six daughters Elizabeth Entwistie Norma Lee Edith Gill Anna Sayre and Viola and Margaret at home, three sons Harry Robert Herbert and one more, four brothers three sisters one half-brother eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at one o'clock at Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home conducted by Rev M T McDonald with burial at Letart. Friends may call after Wednesday. Flowers omitted.
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Mary Laziman
Harry Laziman
Fisher
Ash
Ens Ky
Athens County
Lutheran Church
Ashland
Laziman
Elizabeth
Norma. Lee
the Plains
Edith Gill
Columbus
Anna Sayre
Pleasant
Viola
Margaret
Harry
Athens
Route 1
Robert
Herbert
Ildren
Degree Conferment Tonight at Lodge Meeting
The meeting to confer the Master Mason Degree is announced by Elis D. Woodworth, worshipful master. Visiting members are welcome and a social hour will follow the degree work. One candidate will receive the degree.)
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F&a
Wight
Elis D.woodworth
Coxswain Carr Returns to Duty After War Service
Coxswain Carr reported for duty on a destroyer in New York after leave at home with parents Mr and Mrs John L Carr Hooper Street. He spent over a year in England and France, injured his left arm in France, recovered in French and English hospitals, received the Purple Heart, and arrived back in the United States December 27 going to St Albans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxswain
Carr
John ‘L. Carr
Hooper St
New York
England
France
St. Albans
Bill Farrell Reappears Safe After German Detention
Sergeant William James Farrell reported missing in action in Germany since February 4 has been freed and is “all right” per a cablegram to his parents Mr. and Mrs. James A. Farrel of 864 Richland Ave. The message from his wife in West Newton Pa. confirms he is evac hospital and recovering. Earlier German radio had named him as a Nazi prisoner.
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William James Farrell
Sgc
Germany
James A. Farrel
Richland Ave
Farrel
Jane Sykes
Weat Newton
Ari
War Department
Athens Red Cross Donor Center Names Workers
Mrs Ruth Herbert registrar and acting chairman announced donor center workers operating at First Methodist Church on Wednesday through Friday. Wounded veteran Melvil Frost. driver Delmer Frost, 31, charged with DUI after Route 50 crash. Milford Dearth 31 of Carpenter Route 1 arrested and case continued. Officials include Miss Lois Friis rey Athens registrar for OU students and Miss Jean Flowers coordinator of all volunteer services, with Miss Mary Elster Williams in charge of preliminary preparations and Mrs Mary Hitchcock in publicity. Registered nurses attended. chairs listed under chairmen and numerous committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Herbert
Athens County Red Cross Blood Donor Service
First Methodist Church
Wed- Melvil Frost
Nesday
Evan
Bicknell Foraker
Delmer Frost
Lois Friis Rey
Athens
Jean Flowers
Mary Elster
Williams
Mary Hitchcock
Howard
Walter Davis
Miles
Club Calendar continues with local club listings
Athena Delphian and Literary clubs meet Tuesday 7 30 p m with hosts and addresses listed. Motor Corps seating notes and regre t by noon Monday. Progressive Literary Club hosts at 38 Elkins Street. Presbyterian Women's Association plans panel on the church and returning service personnel at 2 30 p m Tuesday with executive board at 1 45 p m. Visiting on furlough Cpl and Mrs Anthony Bartie of Asheville North Carolina are in Ohio for 10 days visiting relatives before returning April 10. Wesleyan Prayer Band will meet Thursday 2 p m at the church instead of Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Sea
Seigfred
Maecenas Literary Club
Tues- Terrell
Fred Nida
Edward Agin
J. R. Harvey
State St
Clair
Roy Shirley
John von Lietwiler
V. C. Vickers
W. E. Landis
F.C. Tribe
Gilbert Knight
Jess
CCL
Ram
Motor Corps
Willlat Cottage
Dorothy Dent
Moniay
Jhhairman
Charles ‘Tribe
Seth Lewis
E.R. Zenner
Studer
Olhesive
Presbyterian
Anthony Bartie
Ashpville
N.C
Ohio
Cpl Barkie
Joseph Barkie
Columbus
Barkie
James Rogaski
Guysville
Parkie
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Will
Miners at Chauncey Will Meet Wednesday
All men on the morning shift at Chauncey Mine No. 25 have been asked to meet before portal time at 6 45 a m Wednesday. The meeting is called by the grievance committee consisting of Roger Boling William Leffler and Arthur Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Mine No
Roger ‘Boling
William Leffler
Arthur Green
Driver Fined 25 After Broadwell Accident
Eeva Tabler aged 53 of Stewart was fined 25 and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth yesterday on a charge of driving on the wrong side of the road after a Broadwell automobile accident. State highway patrolmen arrested Tabler Saturday night following the incident.
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Eeva ‘Tabler
Stewart
Broadwell
Franz. Woodworth
Local War Fund Notes Include Donor Recruiters and Fines
Mrs. Morrison Burns chairs the Canteen Service with assistants Mrs. Dorothy Rigo and Mrs. T. M. Wolfe. Donor recruiters listed include Mrs. Waldo Buck Guysville and Rev Gilbert Courtney Chauncey among others. Two Fulton residents were fined for intoxication. War Fund total now $1,089.80 in Troy Township versus $800 quota. Other items: Masons to meet in New Marshfield. sugar canning blanks to be released April 16. various meetings and a dog quarantine removal. President Roosevelt proclaims May 1 as Child Health Day.
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Morrison Burns
Dorothy Rigo
T. M. Wolfe
Waldo Buck
Guysville
Gilbert
Albany
Gladys Rich
Red’ Cross
Troy
Ason
Glouster
Kate Sin
Clair
Shade
Pauletta
White Ly
War-Fund
J.coolville
W. H. Wakefield
Athens
Jo Gar
McBee Co
Pire
WY. B. Walker
Evan Edwards
W. PF. Burke
Granville Stewart
William F. Lee
Oscar Ethel “Gilmore
Fulton
Don Clippinger
Washington, D. H
B. A. Rekenberger
C. L. Dow
Franz
Robert Essex
H. E
Milly Woodworth
Ivan McLeod
Can
Chi Omega Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary Nationwide
Chi Omega Sorority marks fifty years of fraternal life with nationwide events. At Ohio University in Athens a grand banquet featured Dean Irma Voigt’s talk on Fifty Years of Campus Community. Guests included faculty, alumnae, and many friends as the chapter toasted past presidents and the university’s progress.
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Chi
Ohio University
O. U
John Calhoun Baker
Wilda Rawles
Chi Omega
Doris Morgan
Martha Eckis
Glee Club
Patricia Denton
Chip
Thomas E. Bond
Montgomery
W. Va
Howard Maxwell
West Union
Carl Shafer
Nelsonville
Harry Denton
Portsmouth
5. H. Rawles
Akron
H. L. Weills
Newark
Robert Vandermark
F. O. Roach
Marietta
S. M. Eckis
Margaretta Eckis
Canton
Charles O'Day
Columbus
C. L. Dow
Don Peden
Dean W. S. Gamertsfelder
Kina Lu Shupe
Dean Irman
Voigt
J. R. Gentry
W. H. Herbert
F. Picard
J. EB. Householder
D. H. Rutherford
B. A. I Wai
W. H. Logan
P. F. Good
G. Whittington
A. Alderman
Walter Davis
Richard Banks
Marian Bechler
Jack Bennett
Katherine Carnes
C. H. Peoples
W. G. Dan
Ford
Gordon Bush
G. M. Kyle
Mary Louise Pierce Begins Tampa Tribune Post
Miss Mary Louise Pierce, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Pierce, starts a new role in the Tampa Tribune business office in Tampa Florida after leaving Athens a week ago She has attended Ohio University for two years Also noted are family visits and military service mentions involving Cpl Robert R Moore and WAVES member Betty R Moore, with other local social details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Pierce
Harold Pierce
W. Union St
The
Tampa Tribune
Tampa
Florida
Pierce
Athens
Ohio University
Darlene Wade Celebrates Eighth Birthday April 4
Darlene Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford F Wade Poston Route Three celebrated her eighth birthday April 4 with a party at home. Guests included Rose Ann Phillips Patty North Mary North Ruth McLean Ganet McLean Leona Webb Eva Jean Webb Harriet Webb Joann Webb Charles Shields Jr Nancy Shields Frances Louella Wade and C F Wade Jr. Amere Needle Club will meet Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs L B White 75 S Shannon Ave.
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Darlene Wade
Clifford F. Wade
Poston
Route Three
Rose Ann Phillips
Patty North
Mary North
Man claims relief from bloating with herbal O Kuma
Raymond McCoy of Jamestown Ohio describes severe bloating after meals and gas pain with headaches and low spirits. He credits O Kuma herbal medicine for relief, claiming it cleanses bowels and relieves gas while urging others to try it, with refund if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McCoy
James+ town
O Kuma
O-Kumsa
Wild Flowers Talk at Athens High by Walter P Porter
Athens Bird Club hosts a talk by Walter P Porter on wild flowers blooming around Athens. The event includes colored slides, mentions species such as trilliums anemones bloodroot and rare orchids, and previews a planned parade. Porter is an Athens High School faculty member and noted for conservation work.
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At & Pm
Athens High School
Mgr
Walter P. Porter
Athens
Sweet
William
Porter
Sranuate
Ohio University
New York University
Columbia University
Athens Biri Club
Past Chiefs' Club Hosts Meeting and Red Cross Donation
Mrs Matie Pritchard hosted the Past Chiefs' Club of Pythian Sisters at Beckley Apartments Friday night. The club approved a five dollar donation to the Red Cross for overseas servicemen kit bags. Four birthdays will be observed at the First Christian Church graduate class gathering Wednesday at 7:30 PM with Miss Opal Brown.
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Red Cross
Chiefs
Matie Pritchard
Beckley
Chiefs‘ Club of Pythian Sisters
The
First Christian Church
Opal Brown
E. State St
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Rand Old Fashioner
Finca
GHASE
Sanborn
Sofskin
Geld Jere
AL Boony
Sorskin Company
Findlay
Kerr Hardware Co
John RK. Carr
Bill Farrell
Milford Dearth
Carpenter Route 1
State Patrol
Dearth
Franz Woodworth
We. Tuise Uta
Athena-Delphian Club
J. R. Sprague
Morris Ave
Marshfield
New Marshfield
Walter Hawk
War Price and Rationing Board
Graham Chapel
Henry Lauer
Pauleta Chapman
WSCS
H. T. Phillips
Plains
Washington
Roosevelt
Carrie Hall Club
Carrie Hall Chuir
Albany Grange
Grange Hall
Lasch
Zemo
Robert W. Hollingsworth
Court Street
Smeck Flying Service
Dalveralty Airport
Chi Omega Sorority
Ernie Pyle
Brooklyn
Paris
Logan
Compre
Perry Smith
Marguerite Smith
Smith
Cart Tom
Elmwood Place
Cpl
Robert R. Moore
Jewell Moore
Geiger Field
Betty R. Moore
Cleveland
Rathburn
W. Union St. Hea
John Bedinghaus
Margaret Ann
James Barnhouse
Max Rathburn
Zaleski
Paul Walsh
Liwo
Harold and
Paul Raymond
J. S. van Dyke
Barberton
Parker Snyder
Mineral
Paul Coley
Shafer St
Walsh
Mrs. Coley
Plo
Parker van Dyke
U. S. Army
Uv Or
Amere Needle Club
L. B. White
Shannon Ave
Athe Ton
Athens Bird Club
UNION
W.c.tlu
the Missionary Society
Christian Church
Dr. Caldwell
BR. Caldwells
Caldwell
Rexall
Me Paste
Hs Cline
Moest
Dee
Stanleys Shoe Store
South Court St
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