Dairy Industry Outlook Outlined at Athens Meet
Frederick Hughes Ohio State University farm management specialist addressed about 170 Athens Milk Sales Association members and guests in Mechanicsburg high school about the dairy outlook in Southeastern Ohio. He warned of rising milk production and outlined steps to raise prices and efficiency including artificial breeding and cooperative support.
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Mechanicsburg
Frederick Hughes
Ohio State University
Athens Milk Sales Association
Ohio
Association
Hughes
Athens
Huntington
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin
FE. K. Berg
Southeastern Ohio
Bertie Brookover
Earl Poling
Herbert Johnson Jr
Johnson
Ohio Milk Producers Federation
Brookover
Robert Pelley
Ohio State
R. W. Sechrist
Gallipolis
0. D. Wright
FH. Gifford D. M. Sawyer
Jesse Wooten
Wayne Harris
H. H. Chapman
Russel Williams
Lioyrd Nutter
Tommy
Jeanne Windsor
Open House Planned for Mental Health Week at Athens State Hospital
Athens State Hospital will host open house May 3 to 9 with daily tours 9 to 11 am and 1 to 4 pm. High school groups are invited as Dr. C H Creed, superintendent, says visitors are welcome year round but the observance aims to improve understanding of mental health and illness. Films related to Mental Health Week will be shown during the same hours.
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Athens State Hospital
C H. Creed
Liberal arts deans from Ohio universities meet at OU
Deans of liberal arts from five state universities gather at Ohio University for a one day informal program on liberal education. Hosts include Dr. George W. Starcher of Ohio University with attendees from Bowling Green Central State Miami Ohio State and other campuses.
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Ohio
Ohio University
George W. Starcher
College of Arts and Sciences
Lindley Hall
Kenneth H. McFall
J. R. Overman
Bowling Green
Howard H. Long
Central State
William FE. Alderman
James H. St. John
Miami
J. F. Fullington
J. O. Fuller
William Guthrie
Dayton Heckman
Paul Varg
Ohio State
Starcher
Rush Elliott
Don Clippinger
W.S. Gamertsfelder
Ohio U
Two Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Two drivers were fined after arrests by state highway patrol. Leo Wellington 26 Vinton Route 1 paid 10 dollars plus costs to Mayor Peter B. Leel for driving to the left of center. Oral Wolfe 24 Ravenswood Route 1 paid 10 dollars plus costs for failing to display proper license plates.
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Leo Wellington
Vinton
Peter B. Leel
Wellington
Beaumont Bridge
Oral Wolfe
Ravenswood
W. Va
Seel
Firefighters Battle Blaze During Training Night
Firemen and volunteers responding to an alarm at 8:16 p.m. found a vacant lot and a junked auto on Charles Street burning while a training session was underway. Fire Chief Charles Dalton supervised as grass in a field behind the Imperial Ice Cream Co. building ignited. a small outbuilding was slightly damaged.
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Charles St
Charles Dalton
Imperial Ice Cream Co
Athens Teachers Attend State Meetings Across Ohio
Several members of the Athens junior and senior high school faculties will attend conferences in Cincinnati and Columbus. Walter Porter will attend the Ohio Academy of Science meeting in Columbus. Mayme Johnson and Eva Lamon will go to the State Commercial Teachers meeting in Cincinnati. Harold Lee Alice Schuler and Lucille Duffee will attend the State Mathematics Teachers meeting in Columbus.
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Athens
Cincinnati
Columbus
Walter Porter
Ohio Academy of Science
Mayme Johnson
Eva Lamon
Harold Lee
Alice Schuler
Lucille Duffee
Ohio University Featured on Campus Cavalcade Radio
Ohio University will be the feature of the week on Campus Cavalcade broadcast over Ohio State University radio station 820 at 11 45 a m Saturday. The segment includes OU images captured on a special recording by J Daniel Logan director of radio with Prof Philip Peterson and eight male students.
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Ohio University
Ohio State University
J. Daniel Logan
Philip Peterson
Weather Downtime After Warm Thursday
Semi cloudy conditions partially obscured the sun as Mercury marked a 7 percent reading after a pleasantThursday with the thermometer rising to 78.
Ames Cub to Meet Amesville 4-H Club
The Amesville 4-H Sewing Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school. Officers said girls interested in joining may attend.
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Amesville
4- H
Cincinnati Egg Market Report Summaries
Cincinnati wholesale egg quotes show large white eggs at 49 to 53 percent quality, brown and mixed at 48 to 53 percent, with weights and current receipts listed. Poultry fryer prices and butter and potato figures also appear, including heavy hens at 31 to 32 and light hens at 21 to 22.
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Cincinnati
Athens Scouts Plan Weekend Activities With Honors and Hikes
Athens area scouts plan a busy weekend with Cub Pack 53 hosting Parents Night at Mechanicsburg School Saturday at 7 30 pm with an Hawaiian theme and talk by Mrs Gene Clyse awards and a den aid demonstration. Pack 56 hosts Monday night skits on Hawaii with awards to be presented. Troop 57 leaves Saturday for an overnight camping trip on Blennerhassett Island with leaders McClung Carmichael and Ramsey and Lions Club transport. Troop 56 conducts an overnight hike at Camp Lowman with tree planting as redevelopment work. Board of Review set for May 5 followed by a Court of Honor later in the month.
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Athens
Cub Pack 53
Mechanicsburg
Charles Douglas
Gene Clyse
Hawaii
Cub Pack 56
First Methodist Church
Boy Scout Troop 57
Blennerhassett Island
Richard McClung
Ray Carmichael
Gene Ramsey
Lions Club
Troop 56
Camp Lowman
A. M. Wallace
Penny Antiom Is Disproved Theft Report
Mrs. Herb Bailey of Oak Grove reported to the Athens County sheriff that a penny collection of 14,500 coins was stolen. Deputies are investigating the theft and looking into the loss of her earnings.
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Herb Bailey
Oak Grove
Trespassing Charge Denied in Court
Pearl Bolin aged 49 of Athens Route 5 pleaded innocent to a trespassing charge at arraignment before May or Peter B Seel. Bolin was bound over to the grand jury under a $200 bond. The charge was filed by Mrs RK E Burson of Athens Route 5.
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Pearl Bolin
Athens
Peter B. Seel
Bolin
RK. E. Burson
Driver Fined For Speeding In New Marsh Field
Donald G. Clark aged 25 of New Marsh Field was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to traveling 45 miles per hour on Union 81. He was arraigned before Mayor Peter B. Seel and charged by city police.
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Donald G. Clark
New Marshfield
Peter B. Seel
Clark
Y. Union 81
Motorcycles Out Speeder Overtaken in Athens
William Capps 39 of Giouster was clocked at 74 mph on Columbus Road by Athens police motorcycles under Sgt. Joseph McBride and Patrolman Fred James. The speedster pleaded guilty before Mayor Peter B. Lees and was fined $30 plus costs after a spring test of renewed bikes.
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William Capps
Giouster
Athens
Joseph McBride
Fred James
Columbus
Ong
Capos
Peter B. Lees
Ca- Pos
AHS Students Qualified for State Scholarship Tests
Athens High School announces 36 students qualified to take the District State Scholarship Tests on Saturday May 2. The list includes freshmen Marilyn Nida Kaye Woogerd Nanette Woodworth and others. sophomores Ma Lou Wichterman Mac Morrison Regina Wood and more. juniors Jon Thackeray Arthur Himkins Ellie Baker Monia Vermillion Joe Daily and additional names. seniors include Richard Slater Larry Irwin Bob McCammon Clark Higgins Roderick Oadis and others.
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Athens High School
Don Thomann
Marilyn Nida
Kaye Woogerd
Nanette Woodworth
Larry Snyder
Robert Main
Bernard Rowan
Robert Wickham
Dieter Hammer
Carol Witham
Mary Sue Camp
Carolyn Gilmore
Ma Lou Wichterman
Mac Morrison
Regina Wood
Sue Stalder
Ronny Williams
Danny Klingenberg
Jim Taylor
Cynthia Wallace
Gordon Scott
Patsy Beckett
Marie Stehr
Rita Simpkins
Jon Thackeray
Arthur Himkins
Ellie Baker
Monia Lee Vermillion
Joe Daily
Joy Ann Saivers
Roberta Saunders
Ernest Goodrich
Nancy Wright
Ralph Miller
Marilyn Jackson
Paul Abraham
Janet Hill
Margaret Eliott
Sheff Cutler
Paul Efaw
Bette Dowdell
Ann Goddard
Ann Guerra
Beverly Watkins
Ted Krauss
Bob Sheldon
Richard Slater
Larry Irwin
Bob McCammon
Clark Higgins
Roderick Oadis
Bob Matthews
Phyllis Peterson
Mark Painter
Sydney Clark
Nanci Ellis
Betty Williams
Rome-Canaan Youth To Represent Choir
George Crawford of the Rome-Canaan Youth Choir will represent the group at the State Music Federation Festival in Delaware. The choir, the only Southeastern Ohio group in the state finals at Denison University last Saturday, earned an excellent rating and will perform April 27 at the Athens Women’s Music Club meeting hosted by Nell Thomas. The club sponsors the choir’s Federation membership.
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Stewart
George Crawford
Rome-Canaan
Delaware
Southeastern Ohio
Denison University
Nell Thomas
Ohio University Debaters Post Strong Season Finish
Ohio University's varsity debating team, led by Thomas S. Ludlum, posted a 9 win 3 loss record at the state meet and finished the season with 20 wins 5 losses. Members Clyde Fobes Geneva Jerry Alspiner Mansilion Stewart R Jaffy La rain James Dilley competed, with notable showings at Marietta Mount Mercy and the Grand National at Mary Washington College.
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Ohio University
New
Ohio
Ohio U
Clyde Fobes
Geneva
Jerry Alspiner
Mansilion
Stewart R. Jaffy
Larain
James Dilley
Athens
Ohio State
Bowling Green
Oberlin
Wooster
Capital
Marietta
Denison
Baldwin Wallace
Wittenberg
Jaffv
Dilley
Mary Washington College
Fredericksberg
Jaffy
Alpiner
Fobes
David White
Thomas S. Ludlum
Relative Dies in Boise Home
Mrs. John Clark Hooper Sr. reports the death of Riley Reeves of Boise Idaho in his eighties. He died at his home after his wife passed years ago. Survived by relatives in Southeast Ohio and a son of the late Jerry Reeves of Meigs County.
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John Clark, Hooper Sr
Riley Reeves
Boise
Idaho
Reeves
Ohio
Mr. Reeves
Jerry Reeves
Meigs County
Third suit filed in Richland crash case over April 1953 collision
Florence Meeks administratrix of Robert E. Meeks estate sues Katheryne Carpenter for 13500 claiming her minor daughter was responsible for the wreck that killed Meeks and involved Ralph Carpenter and Thomas Shingler. Carpenter seeks 29000 against Meeks for injuries to his daughter Mia. Shingler faces negligence claims. countercharges allege Meeks drove from hospital domain into traffic.
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Richland Ave
Florence Meeks
Robert E. Meeks
Katheryne Carpenter
Robert Meeska
Carpenter
Dwight Mutchier
Meeks
Athens State
Hospital Notes Sheltering Arms Births and Dismissals
A list from Sheltering Arms records births and discharges. Births include several families from Athens, Chauncey, Coolville and The Plains. Dismissals include Mrs Jack Beverage and Harry Williams among others from Athens and nearby towns.
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Robert Brookins
Athens
James Ball
Chauncey
Blake Weaver
Coolville
Michael McMahon
the Plains
Mrs
Jack Beverage
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