Kick Off Set for Residential Drive for Cancer Funds
A kick off meeting for the residential drive to support Cancer Funds is planned for 8 pm at the Hotel Berry ballroom this Wednesday. Drive chairman Sol Rosenberg announced the effort led by Mrs H C Dorman and Mrs Charles Woodworth with contributions turned in at Cancer Headquarters in the Nye Chevrolet garage. Aimed at county wide fundraising, Mrs A B Parker and Mrs Alton Hope are coordinating lectures and films in Amesville Chauncey and garden clubs with Dr L A Hamilton Dr Lawrence Goldberg George Clark and Paul Cotton presenting.
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Cancer Funds
Berry
Sol Rosenberg
H. C. Dorman
Charles Woodworth
Rosenberg
HO. Wagner
Capta
Cancer Headquarters
Nye Chevrolet
N. Court St
A. B. Parker
Army
Alton Hope
Amesville
Chauncey
L. A. Hamilton
Lawrence Goldberg
George Clark
Paul Cotton
Virginia Woman Killed Husband Hurt In Wreck
Fireman Apprentice Jack L. Thompson of The Plains serves aboard the USS Cabot off Pensacola Florida. The 18 year old plans to graduate via correspondence courses while at sea and hopes to return home in May for graduation. He serves as burner watch on the carrier as it conducts flight operations with Corsairs Hellcats and Avengers.
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Pensacola
Fla
Jack L. Thompson
The
Plains
Navy
Earl Thompson
Jack
Naval Reserve
Dap
Cabot
William Halsey
Jack Thompsons
Armed Forces
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
William
Air Force
Germany
Cool Weather With 46 Degree High Across Easter
Easter Sunday showed autumn like weather as the day peaked at 46 degrees and dropped to 34 at night with .27 inches of rain. By 11 am Monday the temperature remained at 46 as a cool wind continued. The Hocking River level stood at 4.49 feet, a slight rise per weather observer Mrs. C N France.
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Mercury
C. N. France
Hocking
Box Social Planned by Senior 4-H Club
A box social will be held at the Grange Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Senior 4-H Club planning committee includes John Sheridan Shirley James Ruth Blaker and Weldon Koker.
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Grange Hall
John Sheridan
Shirley James
Ruth Blaker
Weldon Koker
Fatal Route 50 crash claims Virginia woman in Easter weekend
Virginia resident Pearl Sayre, 32, died after a crash on Route 50 east of Athens. Her husband Richard Sayre, 34, was injured and hospitalized. The car overturned after skidding, killing Sayre and injuring both occupants. Several other weekend accidents and fines were reported by local patrols and Mayor Mickle.
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Athens County
Virginia
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Pearl Sayre
Falls Church
Parkersburg
Richard Sayre
Coolville
Guysville
William D. Craig
E. Carpenter St
Dale Wharton
Plains
Warren W. Cooper
Fairgrounds
Schrappe
Coon
Burton
Corn Crop Hints for Improperly Cured Grain
Ross Wright Athens County Extension Agent says cribbed corn with high moisture may rot or mold in warm weather. Move corn to another crib and clean husks and material promptly. Moisture must be reduced to 17.5 percent for loan eligibility. Athens loans at $1.51 per bushel, market at $1.20 to $1.30.
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Ross Wright
Athens County
Wright
Athens
Exams Open For Technical Posts In Veterans Administration
Civil Service Commission announces exams for bacteriologist medical and serologist posts in Veterans Administration Offices. Salaries from 4469.60 to 5232 yearly. Ratings consider experience including armed forces service. Age limit waived for veterans. W H Oldfield, secretary, will provide full details.
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Civil Service Commission
Veterans Administration
W. H. Oldfield
Athens Police Report Two Minor Accidents
Athens police reported two weekend city accidents. John Lynch of 137 Congress St caused rear fender damage while passing between traffic on Court St. An auto owned by Herb Cox of N Shannon Ave sustained left fender and door damage while parked at the Sportsman Grill. the responsible vehicle is unknown.
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Athens
John Lynch
Congress St
Court St
Herb Cox
N. Shannon Ave
Sportsman Grill
Cox
Dedication set for Bryan Hall at Ohio University
Ohio University announces the dedication of Bryan Hall, a Georgian Colonial dormitory named for Dr. Elmer Burritt Bryan eleventh president 1921 to 1934. The 196 capacity dorm with dining facilities opens next fall after 750000 construction begun in 1947. Memoriam program includes the Bryan family attendees and university leaders.
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Ohio University
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Bryan
Mid-West University
Irma E. Voigt
Memorial Auditorium
Helen Bryan Sater
Summit
N. J
Florence Bryan Belcher
Columbus
Doris Covington
Athens
Bryan Hall Council
Edwin Watts Chubb
College of Arts and Sciences
University
Nancy Marts
Middletown
Bryan Hall
Glee Club
Mary Jo Klanick
Hall
East Green
Harold Field Kellogg
Boston
Mass
Los Angeles
Calif
Harvard University
Indiana University
Harvard
Clark
Philippine Islands
Franklin College
Ind
Colgate University
Amilton
N. Y
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Admissions include Harold Bolin Athens Route 1 medical William Thompson Chauncey Karen Lyne Tedrick Athens minor surgery Mrs Grace Hubler Athens Route 3 medical Discharges include Mrs Carl Gustavson and daughter Athens Mrs Donald McLeade and daughter Athens Mrs Elwood Carsey Millfield Route 1 and Mrs Marie Clench Rutland Route 1 Mrs Lydia Hudwell Athens Joseph J Miglore Athens Richard Thompson Athens Robert Vondriska Athens Mrs Harry Cromley Athens
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William E. Ferrall
Athens
Harold Bolin
William Thompson
Chauncey
Karen Lyne Tedrick
Grace Hubler
Carl Gustavson
Donald McLeade
Elwood Carsey
Millfield
Marie Clench
Rutland
Lydia Hudwell
Joseph J. Miglore
Richard Thompson
Robert Vondriska
Harry Cromley
Wilful Absence Charged In Suit for Divorce
Stanton H. France filed for divorce from Geraldine V. France in common pleas court citing wilful absence. The couple married July 14 1937 at Greenup Kentucky and have no children.
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Stanton H. France
Common Pleas Court
Geraldine V. France
Greenup
Two Men Fined in Mayor's Court for Intoxication
Elza Perry age 29 of New Marshfield Route 2 and Edward L Holdcroft age 27 of Zanesville were fined $10 and costs after both pleaded guilty to intoxication in mayor's court.
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Elza Perry
New Marshfield
Edward L. Holdcroft
Zanesville
Two Divorces Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two petitions for divorce were filed in common pleas court. Gladys Perrigo seeks a divorce from Vernon Perrigo alleging wilful absence since 1933. they married January 1931 at Zanesville and have no children. La Donna Evener seeks a divorce from Jack E. Evener alleging neglect of duty and requests custody of one minor child. they married May 11 1945.
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Common Pleas Court
Gladys Perrigo
Vernon Perrigo
Zanesville
la Donna Evener
Jack E. Evener
Wonder Salve Promises Quick Relief for Skin Irritations
Wartime discovery Yon der Salve marketed for psoriasis eczema infections and athlete s foot with claims of no acids or alcohol painless application greaseless and antiseptic. Sold in Athens by local druggists including Gallader Quick and Athens Drug Stores.
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Athens
Gallader, Quick
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Charles W. Reamer
Johnson & West
Ohio
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. S. Householder
SiMe
Kaiser Travel
Kaiser-Frazer
State St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
W. F. Miller
Church of the Nazarene
W. State ST
Rev. Miller
Japan
Ray Sigler
Mr. Sigler
Olivet Nazarene College School of Music
First Church of the Nazarene
Ironton
Drell H, Goff
Mr. Ray Sigler
Sohio
Esso
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