Sousa Band Concert A Tribute To John Philip Sousa
Ohio University hosts the Eleventh Annual Band Concert in Memorial Auditorium on April 26. The program chronicles Sousa’s rise from apprentice baker to Marine Band leader and composer, detailing tours across the United States and Europe and noting numerous honors.
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John Philip Sousa
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Sousa
Marine Band
Marine Corps
United States
Canada
Europe
Edward VII
Athens Boy 11 Struck by Auto Unconscious at Sheltering Arms
An 11 year old Athens boy was struck by an auto and is unconscious at Sheltering Arms. Dan Watkins reports on the ride of car involved and the scene, noting hospital care and ongoing investigation as authorities seek details.
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Pril
Athens
Dan Watkins
Conviction in fatal crash linked to Goodson defense official
State judge's verdict found Benjamin F Goodson Chauncey grocery store owner guilty of failure to stop after a highway collision on Route S1 north of the north, with H H Sands of Logan as the other driver. Patrolmen testified Goodson claimed Sands cut in too quickly. defense questioned credibility while witnesses for Sands testified. Jury returned the verdict Monday evening, with sentencing deferred.
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K. J. Duling
R. L. Doebel
Common Pleas Court
Benjamin F. Goorson
Chauncey Grocery Store
C. F Rowland
Goodson
Autor
Godson'e Cn
H. H. Sands
Logan
Sands
Youths Home From My Visit Parents on Leave
Three sailors finishing primary training at the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes returned to their homes on leave last week. John L Graham Athens Route William McClanahan Jr Athens Route 4 and Victor H Leffler Chauncey left Sunday amid leave confusion to begin active seafaring duties.
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U. S. Naval
Great Lakes
John L. Graham
Athens
William McClanahan
Victor H. Leffler
Chauncey
Athens High School Concert Showcases Orchestra and Chorus
The Athens High School auditorium hosts an evening concert with the Girls Glee Club performing eight numbers. They will open with In The Boat from Greig Sarr and follow with selections by Morley, Runkel, and others, with the orchestra performing before and after the chorus. The program is directed by Loyd Prince and slated for 7:30 p.m. Open to the public. The chorus lists members across sopranos, second sopranos, and altos while the orchestra features a wide roster of players.
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Athens High School
Greig Sarr
Morley
Este
Lacalle
Publi. i
Marjorie Brannon
Mary Ellen Chadwick
Ann Dilley
Bernadine Dresher
Ruth Gentry
Betty Griswold
Frances Heise
Katleen Henry
Elaine Hess
Rachel I Hottman
Eugenia
Kresge
Betty
Wanda Quest
Elizabeth
Riley
Jennye
Sue Tousey
Helen
T Russell
Joan Seaman
Veda
Irene White
Joan
Woolley
Betsey Bailey
Betty” Barret
Amy Ruth Bell
Mary_ Virginia “Bingman
Helen Sean Brown
Isabel Carsey
Belle Vickers Dies Monday in Athens after accident
Mrs Belle Cope Vickers age 82 died Monday afternoon at her niece Mrs Samuel B Emine s home 11 Sunnoae Deve Athens Ohio following injuries from an automobile accident in St. Petersburg Florida Lawrence W Hunter age 26 has been awarded a flying cadet scholarship in the United States Army Air Corps He will report to training then to Randolph Field Texas Funeral services set for Thursday at two o clock in the Presbyterian Church Colerain Ohio with burial in Colerain Friends may call at the Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home Athens Ohio
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Belle Cope Vickers
Samuel B. Emine
Athens
St. Petersburg
Fia
Lawrence W. Hunter
Vickers
C. B. Hunter
New Marshfield
Cincinnati
Athe
Parks Air Corhs
Erakine
E- St. Louis
Bertha Vickers
Willan’ Aviation
Air Corps
Presbyterian Church
Colerain
Randolph
Field
Texas
Tande
Hunter
Dowler
Ferguson Fu
Athens Flooring Co
Moral
Gradua Senate of
Tigh
Ohio” University
Mayor Urges OU Support for World Good Will Days
Athens Ohio mayor Clip Cornell issues proclamation urging citizens to join Ohio University in observing Latin American Good Will Days on April 23 to 25. The note emphasizes improving relations between Latin American republics and the United States and praises the university’s role in fostering this goal.
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Cliff Cornell
Ohio Uiversity
Tom
United States of ‘America
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Lay
City Council Acts on Route 33 Project
The council approved severing utilities move to the north corporation line and funding for paving and rerouting along Route 0 and Route 33. Engineers Burgess and NPie Co. contracted to design a high level water system for North Hill. Lease renewal for the Luhrig garage dump was authorized pending supervision approval.
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North Corporation
Tye Engineering
Burgess A
Bishop Jones To Speak at Peace Rally
Bishop Jones will address a peace rally at the Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening at 7 30. The nationwide demonstration against war is endorsed by Youth Against War Keep America Out of War Congress the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the National Intercollegiate Christian Council. Jones, a peace advocate, chairs the Ohio Christian Committee on Conscientious Objectors and serves on the Fellowship of Reconciliation National Council. He is a student at Antioch College Yellow Springs. The public is invited to hear him.
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Episcopal
Paul Jones Widdress
Presbyterian Church
Committee “Against
Congress
Fellowship of Reconcilation
National Inter- Vollegiate Christian Council
Jones
Pres‘ant
Ohio Christian’ Committee On
National Council of the Fellowship of Reconciliation
Antioch ‘College
Yellow Springs
Hospital Service Plan Opens To Buick Cos Employees
The Hospital Service Association plan becomes available to workers at Buick Cos Buckeye Galen Messenger Ate ee ge ies ceeies ahe Hate Zenner Store Katherine Pigg shop following citizen committee work led by Emmett DeWeese. Porters Soestag will receive information about the plan. contact Mr. DeWeese at Hotel J Berry. Hold story hour for Athens city schools invited to Thursday afternoon 4 o clock at the city Morary W Union St.
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Buick Cos Buckeye Galen
Messenger
Ate Ee Ge Ies Ceeies
Zenner
Katherine Pigg
Elizen Committee
Emmett ‘DeWeese
Inet Tee Pion
Soestag
DeWeese
J Berry
Athens City
Morary
W. Union St
Initiation of six at school music club ceremony
Six girls and one boy initiated into the school music organization on April 17. Edwin McPherson Martha Holsington Wilma Baker Jennye Sue Rousey Mary Jeanne Williams and Freda Young performed a selection publicly. The event was directed by E Dilley with club president Fred Moser Jane Maccombs Gene Kissner Tark Grover Mex Baughman in attendance and Bert H Dresher handling refreshments. Miss Mary Connett, the English teacher, was a guest.
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Cauenen Ciuoy Acsens Sschool Music Organization
Tron
Edwin Mc ‘Herson
Martha Holsington
Wilna Baker
Jennye Sue Rousey
Mary Jeanne Williams
Freda
E Dilley
Fred Moser
Jane’ Maccombs
Gene Kissner
Tark Grover
Mex Baughman
Berthadine Dresher
Mary Connett
Army Flying Plates at Ohio University Hall Tonight
Army Flying Pictures from the Army Recruiting Service will be shown at 7 30 tonight in Fine Arts Hall on the Ohio University campus with no admission charge. Filmed at Randolph and Kelly Fields Texas Flying Cadets follows four university boys as they become cadets through training, including romance and comedy. The event lasts one hour and 20 minutes.
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Army
Army Recruiting Service
Fine Arts
Ohio University
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Texas
Ohio students fined for street games and mop duty
Two Ohio University students, Winegarder and Nolan, appeared before Mayor Cornell for playing all in the street near their homes. They were found guilty and ordered to perform hard labor cleaning the police office with mops and buckets after an accident caused a drain pipe to break.
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Ohio University
Ck Winegarder
Dick Nolan
E. Mulberry
Cuuf ‘Cornell
Dick Smith
Muleberry St
Weather dip in Athens with chilly night and mild morning
An Athens report notes temperatures dropping to 30 degrees last night and rising to 56 by late morning after a high of 72 yesterday. The area experienced an expected April cold snap with clear contrasts in daily readings.
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Athens
Southerton Accused in Wage Law Violation Case
A wage law case against farmer Walter S. Southerton opened before Common Pleas Judge F. Rowland. The April 19 information by Prosecuting Attorney Harry Mettler cites Dorothy Hunt as a partner who worked May 16 to 21, 1938, more than 40 hours and earned less than the state minimum wage of 11 dollars per hour. Witnesses including Elizabeth Boudinot and P. T. Brown testified as the hearing, paused to await James Walsh, head of the Division of Minimum Wage, and the session adjourned pending his appearance.
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Walter S. Southerton
Athens
Aundry
N. Court St
Common Pleas
F. Rowland
Southerton
South‘ton
Harry Mettler
Dorothy Hunt
Dorothy Brookhardt
Amesville
Elizabeth Boudinot
P.T. Brown
Lovan
Keefauvery
Rowland
Mettler
James P. Walsh
State Department of Industrial Relations
Wildlife fire victima found near Mush Run urged medical care
Badly burned animal found along Mush Run in the township. State Game Protector B Swartz took the creature to Sarl Johnson Chauncey president of the Athens County Coon Hunt Association for treatment in an effort to save its life. Dudley Gilmore U S Forest Service ranger reported widespread wildlife losses from the fires and warned that dry woods need rain and cautions to prevent further fires.
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Mush Run
Swartz
Sarl Johnson
Chauncey
Athens County
Second Clinic For Selectees Is Scheduled
Draft Board No 1 holds a second examination clinic for selective service registrants on Tuesday April 29 at the Athens Armory from 8 a m to noon with an expected 75 to 100 men. Dr Phillip B Woodworth joins Drs TH Morgan and Byron Danford as examining physicians. no student examinations until term end and 25 to 30 questionnaires overdue prompt added work for registrants and board staff. Elmer H Dorr of Guthrie Center Iowa was called to Athens by his sister C L Glesecke illness. sister E K Brown of Newark visited. they stay with James Dorr in Athens Route Three.
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Selective Service
Ser
Phillip 13. Woodworth
W. Union St
TH. Morgan
Byron Danford
Land Board
Betwreen
Elmer H. Dorr
Guthrie Senter
Iowa
Athens County
C. L. Glesecke
Sunnyside Drive
E. K. Brown
Newark
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Grace Sprague
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Virginia Walls
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Belle Vickers
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Chicago
Children’s
Hill's Shoes
Court St
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R. L. Toliver
Logan, Ohio
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