Ohio University Health Center Open House Scheduled
Athens residents, students and faculty may inspect the Ohio University Student Health Center and nurses home during an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Agriculture Building basement. Dr. E Herndon Hudson chairs the event with a new women’s committee including Mrs. John C. Baker and others. Staff members Dr. Frank R. Moore Dr. Eleonora Schmidt and Dr. Clarence E B Hareco assist. Since July 1947 through April 17, outpatient cases reached 27 157 with 468 infirmary patients, 2 483 x rays 3 947 physiotherapy treatments and 11 452 laboratory tests.
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Athens
Ohio University
E. Herndon Hudson
Pointed Women's Committee
John C. Baker
Harry E. Benz
E. H. Hudson
Frank R. Moore
Norman D. Smart
Hudson
Frank R
County Tax Ledges Opens Saturday for 1947 Tax
County Treasurer Ed ward H Lasch announced that second half real estate tax collections for 1947 will begin Saturday. The books are opened a month early to facilitate payments with a July 20 deadline. Tax office representatives will aid in filing returns in Nelsonville Glouster and Amesville, with Coolville payment arrangements to be announced later.
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Edward H. Lasch
Nelsonville
Glouster
Amesville
Lasch
Coolville
Eight Cases Set for Grand Jury as Circus Arrives
Athens County awaits the Dailey Brothers railroad circus at fairgrounds with two performances scheduled for Sunday. The 25-car show, featuring 25 elephants and more than 100 horses, will require a 24 hour man to organize tents and equipment. Meanwhile, Prosecuting Attorney Gordon B. Gray indicates the May Grand Jury will consider a man slaughter charge against John L. Reynolds in a fatal auto crash near Nelsonville. Additional cases listed include car theft, driving offenses, shooting with intent to kill, breaking and entering, robbery, grand larceny, non-support, and arson charges, with grand jurors named from Athens and nearby areas.
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Athens County
Dailey Brothers Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Gordon B. Gray
John L. Reynolds
Deanville
May Grand Jury
Common Pleas Court
Reynolds
Martha Speelman
Nelsonville
W. P. Mickle
State Highway Patrol
Norman McGirr
Glouster
Jesse Jennings
Alvin Risley
Athens
Oscar Exline
Glouster Coal Co
Exline
Warry Perry
Oakdale
Perry
Mary Gist
Adda Glazier
Thor Olson
Adda Bird
Gordon Verity
Paul Jeffers
J. C. Mulligan
C. E. Ruth
Roy Gilham
Clark Hunter
New Marshfield
Phillip James
Harland Story
Shade
Wayne Welch
Albany
Bertha Hayes
Guysville
Pearl L Sapp
Shade Review
Pack Chief Is Named Cub Awards Given
Arthur Cornwell, assistant cubmaster of Pack 55, is named cubmaster by the Pack committee. Carl Sylvester becomes stoutmaster of Troop 55. Six boys receive registration cards and Bobcat pins, including Peter Clarke and William Roberson. Awards include gold arrow for Jack White and lion or bear badges for several scouts. Films shown: Frying Pan in the Fire and The Cub Scout in the Pack by Irvin S. Dickman.
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Arthur Cornwell
Carl Sylvester
Peter Clarke
William Roberson
Ted Kraus
Robert Pickens
James Lee
Larry Chesser
Jack White
Gold Arrow
Robert Sylvester
Charles Hoskins
Gaige Paulsen
Denner
Tom Martin
Larry Russell
Fred Cooperider
Joe Daily
Arthur Hawkins
James Taylor
Irvin S. Dickman
Ohio Division of Forestry
Weather dips as temperatures range from 64 to 36
The temperature swung from a high of 64 Thursday to a low of 36 Friday night. Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reported 56 at 9 30 a m Friday morning.
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C. N. France
French Port Opening Recounted After Normandy Invasion
Col William H Speidel described the difficulties in opening and maintaining Cherbourg port after D day. He noted he led a small advance party on June 27 1945 to start port operations as Navy ROTC commander at Ohio University. The meeting marked the Navy 150th anniversary with a Normandy film. Carleton Calkin ROA security officer spoke.
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Cherbourg
Normandy
William H. Speidel
Athens County Chapter of
Reserve
Naval Services
Ohio University
ROTC
Navy
Carleton Calkin
ROA
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Goldsberry The Plains welcomed a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall Athens had a son. Admissions include Joan Friess Shade for major surgery, May McGrath Athens for major surgery, Aileen Beiter Canton for major surgery, Nancy Nolin Bucyrus for minor, and Mabel Olson Athens for medical. Dismissals list Harry Wilson Athens and Clarence Russell Athens, and Mrs Betty Enevoldson Guysville.
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Ralph E. Goldsberry
the Plains
William Marshall
Athens
Joan Friess
Shade
May McGrath
Aileen Beiter
Canton
Nancy Nolin
Mabel Olson
Harry Wilson
Clarence Russell
Betty Enevoldson
Guysville
Denton Cooper Fined and Jailed for Intoxication
Denton Cooper age 48 appeared before Mayor W P Mickle and received a total fine of 75 dollars and costs plus a five day jail term. The case arose from intoxication and the sentence was handed down yesterday. BAND BOOSTERS TO MEET Rome Canaan Band Boosters Club plans its last meeting of the school year Monday at 7 30 p m with a program by the school primary department and a request for cookies from members.
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Denton Cooper
W. P. Mickle
Mickle
Cooper
Rome - Canaan
Fred Burch
Davis Body to Lie in Repose Before Lottridge Burial
The body of Oliver L. Davis 78 who died Thursday remains at White Funeral Home Coolville until Sunday morning. It will then be moved to his residence at Lottridge for callers before burial.
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Coolville
Oliver L. Davis
White Funeral
Lottridge
Ohio University extension chief to join NUEA convention
J. F. Dixon director of Ohio University Extension Division will be among 300 representatives at the National University Extension Association Convention in Chicago from May 3 to May 5, per NUEA announcement.
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J. F. Dixon
Ohio University
National University Extension Association
Chicago
NUEA
Athens Family Week program outlined by chairman
Mrs. M. T. Vermillion outlined National Family Week observances for Athens May 29 promoting Christ the Center of Home Life. The plan includes religious services, store and library displays, and literature for schoolchildren with support from the Religious Education Committee Ministerial Association and Council of Church Women.
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M. T. Vermillion
William P. Mickle
Athens
Religious Education Committee
Ministerial Association
Council of Church Women
Court St
Elery Rice
Evan Edwards
John Niggemeyer
William Stehr
Maggie Perkins
Lucy Wharton
Joseph Krislow
Maxwell Ferguson
Velma Staneart
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Edwin
Dr. Murray N. Fowler Dies at 49 in Mansfield
Dr. Murray N. Fowler 49 longtime Athens State Hospital staff member died Thursday at Mansfield General Hospital after six weeks illness described as war complications He served 25 months overseas with the Army Medical Corps rising from captain to major and later worked as psychiatrist at the Ohio State Reformatory and superintendent at the Institute for Feeble minded Apple Creek Masonic funeral services are set for Friday night at the Fowler residence with burial Monday in Hamilton Mausoleum Ontario Canada where he was born
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Murray N. Fowler
Athens State Hospital
Mansfield General Hospital
Army Medical Corps
Fowler
Ohio State Reformatory
Institute
Apple Creek
States
State Reformatory
Athens
Mansfield
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Redmen Area Meet Draws 400 to Athens
More than 400 Redmen from Ohio are expected at a district meeting in the Redmen's Hall Athens on Sunday May 2. Special guests include the Troy state champion degree team and officials from Toledo Troy Marietta and other cities. Ray Parker of Marietta will preside with committees led by William Smith and Stanley Bolen noted among organizers.
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Ohio
Redmen’s Hall
West Washington St
Troy
Fred C. Neuhaus
Toledo
Wilbur Curtiss
Great Sachem
Ray Parker
Marietta
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Columbus
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Springfield
William Smith
Athens
A. P. Hatch
William Cooper
James Tinkham
Stanley Bolen
Auto Repairs Asked In Insurance Suit
The Service Fire Insurance Co. of New York and David Gold sue Grove Halbert in Common Pleas Court to recover 556.18 for repairs to Golds 1947 car after a Nov 10 1947 accident. Halbert is charged with being responsible for the collision.
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The
Service Fire Insurance Co
New York
David Gold
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Grove Halbert
Athens
Gold
Halbert
Eagles Plan District Meet Here Sunday
Seven lodges will attend a Fraternal Order of Eagles district meeting in Athens at the local aerue home. The event begins at 2 p.m. with an initiation led by Wade Maley and a principal speech by Dr. George B. Hunter. George Sargent reports on district series. attendees include Athens Pomeroy Gallipolis McArthur Wellston Oak Hill Jackson. Two 15 year old runaways from Irwin Pa are held in the County Detention Home awaiting a parent today.
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Athens
Order of Eagles
Aerue
Lowell Patterson
Patterson
Wade Maley
Wellston
George B. Hunter
Ironton
Congress
Eagles
Tri-State Organization Department
George Sargent
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
McArthur
Oak Hill
Jackson
Irwin
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