Local operetta Lazy Town slated for Friday night
An operetta Lazy Town will be staged Friday at 8 p m in the Carthage Troy School with Gilbert Coen as principal. Absentee and disabled ballots must be filed with Athens County Board of Elections by 6 30 p m Thursday. Barker notes a voting place change for Nelsonville precinct two ward three to the Juniper Store building from the Episcopal Church. Nelsonville runs the county May election with 32 civic offices. mayoral race includes four Republicans and two Democrats.
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Athens County Board of Elections
J. E. Barker
Barker
Nelsonville
Juniper Stare
Episcopal Church
Athens County
GOP
Workers for Cancer Drive Set Solicitors Named
Names of canvassers for the cancer drive in Athens were announced by Sol Rosenberg. Solicitors from Beta Sigma Phi Kiwanis and Lions clubs will canvass business firms countywide, with house to house outreach and reports to treasurer H. O. Wagner.
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Cancer Drive
Athens
Sol Rosenberg
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bernard Spaulding
Drive
Canvass
H. O. Wagner
Nye Chevrolet
American Cancer Society
Athens County
Beta Sigma Phi
Retha Underwood
Maurice Kirkpatrick
Roberta Ludwig
Micky Gray
Bettie Coon
Let
James P. Cumley
Norman Dean
Irving Dickman
D. I. Gandee
Dewey M. Goddard
Earl Hooper
Robert Keck
Clarence
Keleh
Merril M. Kerr
Rex Koons
Raymond A. Lee
Karl T. Mathews
Thomas H. Metters
C. B. Nye
L. W. Roberts
Fred H. Sands
George L. Smith
Gerald Stauffer
Joseph E. Thackrey
William B. Wolfe
Ross Wright
V. O. Kail
Paul Farley
Francis Bean
George Rutkoskie
Charles Hardman
Jack Kern
Don Barstow
William Matters
Harold Tom
Allan Locke
U S Officers Inspect Athens Guard Unit
Annual federal inspection of the Athens unit of the National Guard took place at the local Armory. Maj. John H. Chambers from Fort Meade and Maj. Peter T. Russell led the inspection with Lt. Col. Vernon B. McMillen present. Officers reviewed armory administration, training, and drill, with Lt. Earl F. Mathews leading the NCO School and section training included.
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Athens
National Guard
John H. Chambers
Second Army
Fort Meade
Peter T. Russell
Inspector General’s Department
Vernon B. McMillen
Columbus NG
Earl F. Mathews
Naval Reserve Officers to Meet in Athens Thursday
Athens County Naval Reserve Officers will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the American Legion Home in Athens, it was announced today.
Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kack of Ewington welcomed a daughter. Mrs Martha Kinsley of Amesville underwent major surgery. Earl Nelson of Carpenter had a medical case. Mrs Ralph Bean of Millfield, William Brown of Glouster, and William Smith of Nelsonville were discharged. Route updates for Faye Slanter Glouster Route and Will Carr Coolville Route 3 listed.
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Lawrence Kack
Ewington
Martha Kinsley
Amesville
H. R. Hyatt
Stewart
Earl Nelson
Carpenter
Ralph Bean
Millfield
William Brown
Faye Slanter
Glouster
Will Carr
Coolville
Driver Plea Fines Issued After April Arrest
State Highway Patrol reports Don R. Jeffers 53 of Shade was fined on two counts after an April 20 arrest. He pled to driving without a license and resisting arrest, originally asking to be bound to the grand jury. He received $10 and costs on the first charge and $15 and costs on the second.
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Don R. Jeffers
Shade
Jeffers
W. P. Mickle
Be Your Age heart film shown in Athens at Schine’s Ohio
The Athens City County Health Department sponsors the film Be Your Age to educate on heart disease. It will be shown at Schine's Ohio Theater in Athens Wednesday through Saturday, with Dr. H. G. Southard stating the National Heart Association and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. support the screening via Fred Lentz, the theater manager. A 12 minute short portrays a man and wife battling heart disease.
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Athens City-County Health Department
Schine
Ohio Theater
Athena
H. G. Southard
National Heart Association
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Fred Lentz
Ohio University entrant fails to place in oratorical contest
Robert Wilson of Ohio University did not finish among the top three in the Seventh Annual Interstate Collegiate Oratorical Association Contest finals held at Northwestern University on Tuesday. Results were released by the Associated Press. The Athens Commandery 15 will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m with J Louis Winner announcing. The Red Cross ceremony will be conferred on a class of candidates and visiting Sir Knights are invited.
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Robert Wilson
Ohio University
Northwestern University
Associated Press
Athens Commandery
J. Louis
Order of Red Cross
AHS Awards Presented At Assembly
Athens High School honors were announced at a recognition assembly led by Principal O. L. Wood. The district basketball trophy went to the varsity team and Galli polis after a tie. Gold basketballs were awarded to players and coaches, with letters granted to senior scholarship and debate participants.
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Athens High School
O. L. Wood
Harry Lackey
Gallipolis
Athens
Swearingen
Nick Parkis
John Smith
Frank Watkins
Virgil Frost
Jon Blair
David Hamilton
David Neutzling
Bob Allen
Bill Frey
Wood
Frank Dilley
Charles Krauskopf
Flora Armbruster
Margaret Scott
Jean Baird
Albany Band Roosters to Host Thursday Dinner
A chicken dinner is scheduled for Thursday at 5 30 p m at the Albany school served by the Albany Band Roosters. The event was announced today and invites community members to attend.
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Albany
Roosters
More Jobs Filled by BUC Office Report Indicates
Athens Bureau of Unemployment Compensation filled eight jobs last month, up 14 percent from February, with 907 jobseekers active in March. Statewide placements rose 16 percent to over 15 500, aided by 44 percent more employer visits, led by wholesale retail agriculture and service sectors.
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BUC
Athens
Frank J. Collapy
Ohio
March
Callopy
Athens Cubs Receive Flags From American Legion Post
At a Cub Pack 56 meeting held at First Methodist Church Athens Cubs were presented with American and Cub Pack flags by Sam F Alvarez commander of the Athens American Legion Jim Dowler and John Reamer accepted for the Cubs Ronnie Wykoff gave the acceptance talk Mrs Peter Seel becomes Den 3 mother Den 1 and 2 showcased Life in the Philippines with Den 2 members sharing island knowledge Thomas H Metters led the meeting Awards were given to Den 1 Eddie Chesser Barney Gaskill Don Poling Ronnie Wykoff Den 2 Jeff Davis and others Den 3 Rolland Rousey May theme gardening.
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Sam F. Alvarez
Athens’ American Legion
Cub Pack
First Methodist Church
Jim Dowler
John Reamer
Ronnie Wykoff
Cubs
Peter Seel
Den 3
R. J. Williams
Philippines
Den
Den 2
Thomas H. Metters
Den 1
Eddie Chesser
Barney Gaskill
Don Poling
Jeff Davis
Tom W. Metters
Louis F. Ruman
Richard White
Clark Williams
Rolland Rousey
Tuesday Sets Yearly High Temperature at 82 Degrees
Morning rain and overcast skies contrasted with warmth as thermometer reached 82 degrees, a record for the year. The day opened at 61 and a 58 degree low followed overnight. the Hocking River stood at 4.25 feet despite rainfall.
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Hocking
Businessmen Honor Leon H Keyserling Luncheon
A group of businessmen from Ath ens and nearby cities joined Ohio University Marietta College and Muskingum College faculty for a luncheon in honor of Leon H Keyserling vice chairman of the Council of Economic Affairs. A brief discussion period followed in Lindley Hall lounge.
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Athens
Ohio University
Marietta College
Muskingum College
Leon H. Keyserling
Council of Economic Affairs
Lindley Hall
Two Tuesday Crashes Reported by Patrol
State Highway patrolmen said Harry J. Johnson 27 Chauncey escaped injury when his car left Route 33 and overturned near the County Home. Later Walter L. Howard 38 Albany Route 2 collided with Ellaine Barrows 17 Stewart as Howard pulled from a Richland Avenue driveway.
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Harry J. Johnson
Chauncey
Walter L. Howard
Albany
Ellaine Barrows
Stewart
Richland Ave
Sinus Sufferers Offered New Remedy SUNIS-A
A bold newspaper ad touts SUNIS-A as a tested sinus treatment claiming daytime alertness and peaceful nights. It promises a physician based preparation and urges readers to ask their local druggist for this new remedy.
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