Paul Herbert to Speak at Athens GOP Rally May 2
Ohio lieutenant governor Paul M. Herbert will be guest speaker at an Athens County Republican meeting on Friday May 2 following a 6 30 p m dinner at the County Engineer Depot 555 E State St The event is co sponsored by the Women's Republican Club The ADY Club and the executive committee Local candidates are invited with meat and coffee provided attendees to bring a covered dish table service and sandwiches Parking behind the building is available John Dowler is arrangements chairman and transportation is handled by W H Wakefield John Cline Foster Bean Charles Cone and Richard Cary Thelma Risley chairs decorations with social co chairs Bessie Fairchild and Violet Bryant
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Paul M. Herbert
Ohio
Athens County
Herbert
County Engineer Depot
E. State St
Women’s Republican Club
ADY Club
W. H. Wakefield
Women’s Club
Carrier Wins Silver Wings In Messenger Reading Plan
Jerry Baker aged 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baker of 54 Second St., earns silver wings as a sales cadet for Athens Messenger Economy Reading Plan. Since Oct 20 1954 he has 106 customers, saves most earnings for college, and aims to be a carpenter. He is an eighth grader at St. Paul’s School, active in church and Boy Scouts.
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Jerry Baker
Ernest Baker
Second St
Athens Messenger
Jerry
New York City
St. Paul’s School
Shelter Notes From Sheltering Arms Hospital
Admitted patients include Mrs. Howard Eschenbacher and Janice Edgar of Athens, Mrs. Edward Bishop of Athens, Charles Buckley of Mineral, Mrs. Alfred Morgan of McArthur, Jack Roderick of Jacksonville, and Mrs. Ruth Worthman of Athens. Discharged include Curtis Clifford of Athens and several others from Athens areas and Route addresses.
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Howard Eschenbacher
Athens
Janice Edgar
Edward Bishop
Charles Buckley Mineral
Alfred Morgan
McArthur
Jack Roderick
Jacksonville
Ruth Worthman
Curtis Clifford
Earl Cowen
Shade
Walter Cunningham
Howard Nicholson
Marie Brown
Glen Romine
W. E. Crabtree
Carpenter
Nick Vacolas Named Athens Rep for Storck's Sunbeam Goods
Named representative Nick Vacolas of Nick's Campus Inn at 75 East Mulberry Street will begin distributing Storck's Sunbeam baked goods for Parkersburg West Virginia firm Storck's Sunbeam on Monday.
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Nick Vacolas
Nick’s
Campus Inn
East Mulberry Street
Athens
Storck
Sunbeam Baked Goods
Vacolas
Parkersburg
W.va
Forfeit Bonds Set In Municipal Court Traffic Case
Two drivers facing charges from the State Highway Patrol forfeited bonds Friday in Municipal Court. Jerry F. Long, 29, Columbus, forfeited $15 on excess speed. Paul D. Ayers, 40, Highland Ave., forfeited $20 on left of center charge.
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State Highway Patrol
Jerry F. Long
Columbus
Paul D. Ayers
Highland Ave
Youth Admits Third Charge of Burglary
Robert Allen Dotson 18 of 210 W. Washington St. pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a third burglary charge and was held for the grand jury under $500 bond. Earlier he admitted two counts of breaking and entering connected to the West Elementary School and the Nazarene Church.
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Robert Allen Dotson
W. Washington St
Nazarene Church
W. State
Walker
Joseph McBride
Dotson
West
Bus Sideswiped on Route 33 Near Chauncey
A northbound Zone Transit Co. bus driven by Robert Ross, 33, of Wooster, sustained minor damage Thursday night when a southbound vehicle sideswiped it north of Chauncey on Route 33. No injuries were reported.
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Zone Transit Co
Robert Ross
Wooster
Chauncey
State Highway Patrol
Weather Notes From Hamley Run Area
Cooler weather followed yesterday’s thundershowers with Hamley Run reporting a low of 35 and a 9 am reading of 47. Thursday saw intermittent showers with extremes of 45 and 85.
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Hamley Run
Man Pleads Guilty to Excess Speed Charge
Everett Gay Robie aged 49 of Athens Route 3 pleaded guilty to a State Highway Patrol charge of driving at excess speed and was fined $10 plus costs in Municipal Court on Friday.
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a_ State Highway Patrol
Everett Gay Robie
Athens
Chicago Mathematician to Speak at Ohio U
Dr. Paul R. Halmos professor of mathematics at the University of Chicago will give three public lectures at Ohio University next week. He will discuss Logic Probability and Length in Carnegie Hall Room 307.
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Paul R. Halmes
University of Chicago
Ohio University
Carnegie Hall
Halmos
Institute For Advanced Study
University of Illinois
Syracuse University
Sigma Xi
Earle Raynond Hedrick
Mathematical Association of America
Pi Mu Epsilon
Chauvenet
Ohio University Faculty Activities Outline
Ohio University faculty members participate in science and politics events. Dr John E Edwards discusses a National Science Foundation program at Ft Frye High School Beverly under AAPT and AIP sponsorship. Three OU political scientists attend the Midwest Conference at the University of Michigan. Other OU authors include Hogan Molin Stone Whan. Dr Arthur H Blickle presented on Southeastern Ohio forests and conservation at Akron University and serves as secretary elect of the Ohio Academy of Science.
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John E. Edwards
Ohio University
Ft. Frye High School
Beverly
National Science Foundation
American Associationof Physics Teachers
American Institute of Physics
OU Government Department
University of Michigan
Willard E. Elsbree
Ernest M. Collins
Raymond H. Gusteson
Arthur H. Blckle
Ohio Academy of Science
Akron University
Southeastern
Ohio
Blickle
Academy
Appel Named Manager of Ohio Business Teachers
Marguerite Appel an assistant professor of secretarial studies was elected business manager of the Ohio Business Teachers during the annual Toledo convention. Clifford W. Reims an assistant professor of music won a scholarship to a six week opera leadership school beginning June 30 at the Tanglewood Music Festival in Massachusetts.
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Marguerite Appel
Ohio Business Teachers
Toledo
Clifford W. Reims
Massachusetts
Professor J H Day Judges Keppers Design Contest in Chicago
Dr. Jesse H. Day associate professor of chemistry traveled to Chicago to judge the fourth annual Keppers Design Competition for plastic toys. He is a member and editor of the SPE Journal of the Society of Plastic Engineers.
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Jesse H. Day
Chicago
Society of Plastic Engineers
SPE
German Department Researchers Speak at Kentucky Conference
Dr. Paul Krauss of the OU German department will present a linguistic research paper before the Germanic section of the Kentucky Foreign Language Conference in Lexington. He delivered the paper in Columbus last week before the Ohio chapter of the American Association of Teachers of German. Dr. John F. Cady's Burma history book was issued recently by Cornell University Press. Dr. George H. Lobdell of the History Department read a paper before the Ohio Academy of History last week.
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Paul Krauss
Lexington
Columbus
Ohio
American Association of Teachers of
John F. Cady
Burma
Cornell University Press
George H. Lobdell
Ohio Academy of History
OU English Dept Announces Two Faculty Book Releases
The University of Oklahoma English Department announced the publication of two faculty books in recent months. Authors include Paul M. Kendall with Warwick the Kingmaker and Hollis Summers with The.
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OU English
Paul M. Kendall
Warwick the Kingmaker
Hollis Summers
Six OU students attend Grove City merger conference
Six Westminster Fellowship members from Ohio University travel to Grove City Pennsylvania for a three day regional conference. They discuss a proposed merger of the Disciples Student Fellowship the Student Fellowship Council of the Evangelical United Brethren churches the United Student Fellowship of the United Churches of Christ and the Westminster Student Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church U S A. Delegates to the National Student Legislative Assembly will be elected at the close of the meeting.
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Ohio University
Westminster Fellowship
Grove City
Don Charpentier
Ann Decker
Dick Sleighter
Carla Sheron
Sue Woomer
Sopphomore
Lorna Eagle
United Presbyterian and Presbyterian
National Student Legislative Assembly
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York State
West Virginia University
Disciples Student Fellowship of Christian Churches
Student Fellowship Council
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
United Student Fellowship
United Churches of Christ
Westminster Student Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Canton Man Held on Non-Support Charge
Jerry Lee Hickman of Canton was ordered held for the grand jury under a $500 bond by Judge John F. Newcomb in Municipal Court on a charge of non support of a pregnant woman. Hickman pleaded guilty to the charge filed by his wife Fredda E. Hickman and was returned Thursday from Canton by Sheriff Harold Shields.
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Jerry Lee Hickman
Canton
John F. Newcomb
Hickman
Fredda E. Hickman
Harold Shields
Civil Service Post Exams Listed for Ohio West Virginia Kentucky
Examinations for construction inspector positions are announced by the U S Civil Service Commission with salaries from 2960 to 3415 dollars per year. Openings are in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Applications and more information are available at the post office from Cecil A Cooley examiner in charge.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Ohio
West Virginia
Ken
Post Office
Cecil A. Cooley
Conrath Bean Chapter to Meet Friday Evening
The Conrath Bean Chapter of the Disab led American Veterans will meet at 8 p.m. Friday. Commander Albert Peyton announced the gathering.
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Conrath Bean
Disabled American Veterans
Albert Peyton
Driver Guilty in City Court Crash Case
Joel F P Kramer of Bush Hall was found guilty in Municipal Court on a charge of failure to yield the right of way. He was fined 15 dollars with 5 dollars suspended and costs. Arraigned Tuesday, Kramer posted 30 dollars bond for the hearing stemming from an accident Monday afternoon at Fort and Grosvenor Streets.
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Joel FP. Kramer
Bush Hall
Kramer
Fort and Grosvenor Sts
Gas leak causes small blaze at Union Street home
Firemen responded at 7 13 p.m. Thursday to 132 West Union Street to a gas leak around a room heater connection that caught fire. The gas was shut off at the meter and no damage resulted.
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Ethel Branigan
W. Union St
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University of Montevideo
Uruguay
DR. Halmos
Robert Hogan
S. Eric Molin
Edward Stone
Edgar Whan
Jay
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Keller & Weltner
Monument Co
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W. Hunter St
Logan, O
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Crispo
Ann Page
Ion
PLATT
W. Union
Athens Wine & Beer
U.S. A
Saheek
Marietta Paints
Marietta
Hiters
Plymale-Wagner Co
Gallipolis
Bardin Bros Co
Athens, Ohio
Pomeroy Cement Block Co
Pomeroy, Ohio
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