1500 High School Pupils Expected for SEO Tests
Top ranking students from 18 southeastern Ohio counties will take part in the annual District-State scholarship tests on Saturday at Ohio University and three sub centers in Portsmouth New Concord and Marietta. About 1 500 pupils will take one hour tests in 21 subjects with final results by the State Department of Education.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Portsmouth
New Concord
Marietta
State Department of Education
Columbus
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Lawrence
Pike
Rose
Scioto
Belmont
Guernsey
Muskingum
Perry
Muskingum College
Marietta College
Monroe
Morgan
Noble
Washington
Memorial Auditorium
Evan R. Collins
College of Education
Carnegie, Ellis and
Science
University
University Air
Ellis Hall
University Museum
Dramatic Arts
School of Music
Ohio U.michigan
Dean Collins
Carl H. Roberts
H. E. Benz
B. T. Grover
Carl Gustavson
Doris Sponseller
Kappa Delta Pi
Fred Picard
A. A. Nellis
Loss of Bees Reported for Winter Months
County extension agent Ross Wright reports about 36 percent bee loss in winter across 24 apiaries. From 411 colonies entering winter to 261 expected exit, with cause unknown but linked to winter stores. Urges missing reports to office to complete data.
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Ross Wright
Wright
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Discharges
Mrs. Betty Enevoldsen of Guysville admitted for minor surgery. Paul Walker of Athens admitted for medical. Mrs. Frederick Coen and her son and Geraldine Mitchell, all of Athens, dismissed.
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Betty Enevoldsen
Guysville
Paul Walker
Athens
Frederick Coen and _ son
Geraldine Mitchell
Knox jailed for fine non payment and stop sign violation
Woodrow Knox aged 36 of 25 Maple Street remained in the city jail on Wednesday for non payment of a 25 dollar fine and costs levied by Mayor William P. Mickle for intoxication. Delbert Lemley aged 27 of Parkersburg West Virginia was fined five dollars and costs by Mickle for failing to stop at an intersection stop sign with costs suspended.
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Woodrow Knox
Maple St
William P. Mickle
Delbert E. Lemley
Parkersburg
W.va
Mickle
FBI Agent To Address Athens Police Training School
Chief Joseph B Grogan announced the Athens Annual Police Retraining School will conclude with Special Agent in Charge A E F Ostholthoff of the Cincinnati FBI speaking at City Hall on ultraviolet ray use in crime detection. A second speaker will discuss arson investigation and local fire officials are welcome to attend.
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Joseph B. Grogan
Athens
A. E F. Ostholthoff
Cincinnati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
City Hall
Ostholthoff
Grogan
Cephus damage suit against Valley Greyhound goes to jury
Martha Cephus of Sharpsburg seeks 56000 in a damage suit against Valley Greyhound Bus Co for alleged permanent injuries after a fall boarding a bus near Bartlett in October 1946. Jury deliberations scheduled for Wednesday after closing arguments.
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Martha Cephus
Valley Greyhound Bus Co
Sharpsburg
Bartlett
Graham Chapel Prayer Band Meeting Set
Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lauer. The gathering focuses on prayer and fellowship in a local faith community.
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Graham Chapel
Henry Lauer
Clinic for Crippled Rescheduled to May 4 at First Presbyterian
The Athens County Society for Crippled Children and Adults announces an orthopedic clinic on May 4 from 9 to 4 at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Judson Wilson of Columbus will lead, assisted by a pediatrician psychologist and two orthopedic appliance men. Children under 21 will be seen. some adults may be treated. A luncheon will follow for children and parents. Supplies are provided by Sheltering Arms Hospital and the Athens County Red Cross.
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First Presbyterian Church
L. I. Goldberg
Athens County Society For Crippled Children
Judson Wilson
Columbus
Goldberg
Wilson
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens County Red Cross
Athens RONS To Celebrate Navy Founding
The Athens County Reserve Officers of the Navy Service chapter marks the Navy founding sesquicentennial with a 8 p.m. meeting at the Berry Hotel. Rear Admiral E J Taylor and Col William H Speidel will speak. a Navy film will be shown. Navy Reserve Day is Friday. Officers include Vincent Jukes, Robert Worthman, Homer T Baird, and F Theodore Paige. The program is arranged by Arthur H Blickle.
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Navy
Athens County
Reserve Officers of the
Naval Service
Berry Hotel
RONS
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
E. J. Taylor
USN
Ohio University
College of Applied Science
William H. Speidel
Navy Department
Navy Reserve
Athens County Reserve Chapter
U.S. Navy Band
Athens
Vincent Jukes
Robert Worthman
Homer T. Baird
F. Theodore Paige
Arthur H. Blickle
Night Flying Claes Starts At Ohio University Air Port
Students in cross country flying begin night operations Thursday with flights between Athens Dayton and Indianapolis. Ralph Smeck director of aviation says all night flying is required for cross country and non course students may join. Passenger rides will run from 8 to 9 30 p m starting Thursday.
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Ralph Smeck
Ohio University Airport
Athens
Dayton
Indianapolis
Smeck
Automatic Leave Granted for Vets in Summer School
Public Law 346 veterans attending Ohio University eight week summer session will receive automatic 15 day leave and should not request cancellation. Those wishing to conserve eligibility by canceling the leave may notify the VA Regional Office by May 6. Vets should contact the Coordinators of Veterans Affairs for a summer school survey.
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Public Law
Ohio University
Wesley Miller
St. Miller
Coordinators of
Veteran Affairs Office
Albany Seniors Plan Cohan Play Showing
Albany Consolidated School senior class presents George M. Cohan's The Tavern on Thursday and Friday May 6-7 at 8 p.m. Cast includes Rodney Gibbs Paul Thomas Lawrence Bean Edward Stanley Don Haning G V Wingo Robert Hoisington Charles Frost Ronald Hooper Ralph Beatty and actresses Helen Cline Carol McVay Bonnie Overly Jean McHarg.
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George M. Cohan
Albany Consolidated School
Rodney Gibbs
Paul Thomas
Lawrence Bean
Edward Stanley
Don Haning
G. V. Wingo
Robert Hoisington
Charles Frost
Ronald Hooper
Ralph Beatty
Helen Cline
Carol McVay
Bonnie Overly
Jean McHarg
Truck spins off road after tire blowout near Athens
A truck driven by William J. Lipps of Little Hocking left Route 33 north of Athens when a front tire blew, sending the vehicle into a ditch. Moderate damage occurred with no injuries, state patrol reports.
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William J. Lipps
Little Hocking
Route
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Mother Held in Case Involving Juvenile Girl
An Athens mother, Marjorie Gabriel, faces sentencing by Juvenile Judge Francis D. White on charges of contributing to the delinquency of her 12 year old daughter Loretta. Two Cleveland youths, Roger Shaw and William B. Sanderson, have pleaded guilty to similar charges and await later sentencing.
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Athens
Francis D. White
White
Marjorie Gabriel, Hocking Sr
Elza Linscott
Cleveland
Roger Shaw
William B. Sanderson
Ohio University
Floyd Gabriel
Shaw
Sanderson
Gabriel
Carlos Reicher
Morgan County
Mississippi
Loretta
Columbus
Wallace Club Is Recognized On Ohio University Campus
The Wallace for President Club gained temporary recognition from the Campus Affairs Committee at Ohio University after petitions opposing it cited lack of a faculty adviser. The committee noted no illegal campaigning and allowed admission though the adviser name was not specified. Dean Irma Voigt said ballot inclusion limited rejection, while Keith Eldridge said outreach would not continue under OU auspices.
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Wallace
Ohio University
United States
Dean Irma Voigt
Keith Eldridge
CAC
Athens
Father and Son Fined After Patrol Arrest
A 42 year old Mineral man and his 19 year old son were arrested Tuesday at New Marshfield by the State Highway Patrol and arraigned before Mayor W P Mickle. Mayor Mickle fined James F Jenkins 100 dollars and costs for being in physical control of an automobile while intoxicated and imposed an additional 10 dollars and costs penalty on the son Carl E charged with intoxication.
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New Marshfield
State Highway Patrol
W. P. Mickle
Mickle
James F. Jenkins
Carl E
Athens Rent Advisory Board to Include Local Citizens
Housing Expeditor Tighe W. Woods to appoint a five member Athens Rent Advisory Board based on nominations requested from Governor Thomas J. Herbert. Nominations must arrive by April 30 under the 1948 Housing and Rent Act. The board will advise on rent control, general rent levels, and individual adjustment handling with one tenant, one landlord, and three public interest members.
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Athens Rent Advisory Board
Tighe W. Woods
Edward F. Wagner
Thomas J. Herbert
Wagner
Woods
Hospital funds finance new Sheltering Arms equipment
The autoclave costing 985 dollars leads a list of purchases for Sheltering Arms Hospital funded by the Clinic Blues Revue. Other buys include a 410 dollar instrument sterilizer and a 255.55 dollar ceiling light. Dr. J. R. Sprague notes 2134.80 will be installed soon for patient and Athens County physician convenience.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clinic
J. R. Sprague
Sprague
Athens County
Dr. Sprague
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