Calf Leads Officers on Wild East End Chase
A runaway bull calf escaped from stockyards and dodged patrols, stockmen, and volunteers through Utah Place Strathmore Boulevard and State Street before being corralled near Route 50. The calf balked at capture then lay down in the highway before being carried to a pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Athens
Utah Place
Robert Dickens
Joe Fields
Strathmore Blvd
E. State St
Mooh
Fields
Stockyards
Harmony Valley
Route 50
Engineering graduate outlook dims as demand climbs
Sam Dawson reports shrinking college output and rising demand for engineers. Drafts reduce engineering enrollments while defense needs grow. Ohio University data show 1950 class peak and a drop to 84 graduates in 1951. Electrical engineers lead the 1950 and 1951 cohorts. Dean Taylor warns of a future drop but says industry needs will keep demand above prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
Associated Press
E. J. Taylor
Ohio University College of Applied Science
Engineering
Dean Taylor
Three Enlist In Marines From Athens Recruiting Office
Three men Richard Dale Shrieves John Moran Harvey and George Robert Thomas enlisted in the Marine Corps through the Athens Recruiting office and are training at Parris Island S C After enlisting July 26 Sgt Eugene Franklin notes August entry remains open for men with pre induction physicals or notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Athens
Eugene Franklin
Richard Dale Shrieves
Lela Pearl Shrieves
the Plains
John Moran Harvey
William A. Harvey
Shawnee
George Robert Thomas
Doris Thomas
Minersville
Parris Island
S. C
Marines
Sgt. Franklin
Athens County Men Report for Pre-Induction Examinations
The first group of Athens County residents began preinduction physicals at Fort Hayes Columbus with ten men leaving at 7 10 am and seven more lined up for August 16. Eight draftees reported to the local board for processing on Wednesday. Names listed include Donald L Pidcock Roger G Pedigo Herbert A Thompson Vern L Daft and others from Athens Glouster Stewart and Stewart area. Four men were transferred to other boards and Joseph Mantle led the group. Wade Eugene Jarvis did not appear though his name appears in an Air Force enlistment list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Selective Service Board
Donald L. Pidcock
Roger G. Pedigo
Herbert A. Thompson
Vern L. Daft
Athens
Kenneth J. Tye
Nelsonville
Richard L. Stahl
William Herbst
Glouster
Buster A. McCulley
Millfield
Joseph M. Mantle
Guysville
Sharron L. Jenkins
Stewart
Ruper S. Perkins
New York
N. Y
Merrill D. Thomas
Livingston
Mont
William L. Mayle
Robert Munn
Joseph Mantle
Wade Eugene Jarvis
The
Messenger
Albany Lodge to Confer Entered Apprentice Degree
Albany Lodge 723 F and AM will confer the Entered Apprentice degree at a special meeting Thursday at 8 p m Howard M Stanley, master says the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Howard M. Stanley
Faculty Sessions to Follow Labor Day For Athens Schools
Athens city schools will open Monday September 10 with a half day. A three day faculty planning session September 5 6 7 follows Labor Day to align subject matter guidance and pupil activity programs. OU professors Hansen Hill and Beauchamp will discuss remedial reading pupil guidance and curriculum study as part of pre planning.
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Athens City
Willard P. Barker
Barker
Erii Hansen
Ohio University
George Hill
George A. Beauchamp
Mrs. Rathburn Dies Thursday at 78 in Albany Township
Rosetta Mae Rathburn 78 died Thursday morning at Shelter ing Arms Hospital after a two week stay. She was widow of David Rathburn and of Pearl Chapel Church membership. Survived by daughter Margaretta King of Albany Route 3 Alexander Township, brother William Frost of Ft. Pierre SD, four sisters Delno Bretz Ida Williams Athens Edgar Burton Coolville Clarence Bolin Athens Route 5, three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A brother Emmett Frost and sister Mrs Albert Logan preceded her. Friends may call after Friday noon at Jagers funeral home. Funeral plans incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta Mae Rathburn
Sheltering Arms Hospital
David Rathburn
Pearl Chapel
Margaretta King
Albany
Alexander Township
William Frost
Ft. Pierre
S.D
Delno Bretz
Ida ‘Williams
Athens
Edgar Burton
Coolville
Clarence Bolin
Emmett Frost
Albert Logan
Jagers Funeral
Appointed to OPS Enforcement Leo Phillips Named to Columbus Office
Leo Phillips former Columbus chief of detectives and later an investigator for the attorney general's office has been named to the enforcement staff of the Columbus Office of Price Stabilization. He served with the attorney general's staff in Athens for the Eleanor Gifford murder case and during trials of Harry Dodds Grover Rawlins and James Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPS
Leo Phillips
Columbus
Attorney General's Office
Columbusee Office
Price Stabilization
Attorney General
Phillips
Athens
Eleanor Gifford
Harry Dodds
Grover Rawlins
James Armstrong
Local social notes from Broadwell area
Mr and Mrs Frank Parsons return from two weeks with relatives in Warren bringing son Horace and granddaughter Shirley White. Mrs Ethel Drigg back home after surgery in Marietta as daughter Mrs Maxine Carr of Delaware cares for her. Mr and Mrs Homer Rathburn and son William visit Mrs Rathburn's mother Hattie Hendershot in Broadwell. The VanDykes from Athens and their son Ricky spend a weekend with the Os car James family. Hazel Burke stays a week with Marietta hosts Ralph and Mrs Westbrook. Sunday visitors include Clarence Petty Alex Parsons the Parsons Stewart couple Ella Ogg and George Ogg visited. Mrs Edward Coen and daughter from Beebe join Beebe area visitors Clyde Brown daughter and Larry Phillips of Run to see Will Young.
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Broadwell Broadwell
Frank Parsons
Warren
Horace
Shirley White
Ethel Drigg
Marietta
Maxine Carr
Delaware
Homer Rathburn
William
Columbus
Rathburn
Hattie Hendershot
Lee VanDyke
Ricky
Athens
van Dyke
Oscar James
Hazel Burke
Ralph Westbrook
Clarence Petty
Alex Parsons
Stewart
Ella Ogg
George Ogg
Edward Coen
Beebe
Clyde Brown
Guysville
Larry Phillips
Run
Will Young
Athens Legion installs officers in ceremony led by district commander
James M. Wagenseller, Eighth District commander from Lancaster, installs leaders of the Athens Legion posts and county council. New posts elect include Nolan H. Mace as K. T. Crossen Post commander, W. R. Shafer as Athens County Council commander, Max C. Linton Nelsonville post, and Ed Moore Glouster commander with other Athens officials sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Wagenseller
Legion
Nolan H. Mace
Athens’ Post
W. R. Shafer
Athens County Council
Messenger Newsphoto
Athens
Nelsonville
Ed Moore
Glouster
Shafer
James M. Vercoe
William Stewart
Racine
Ross Williams
Oak Hill
Ohio Department
Harry Richards
John Cox
Joe Mechem
Everett Barnhart
Joe B. Draper
John Buck
Paul Brown
Two Chauncey Men Hurt in Auto Crash
Two Chauncey men were injured when their car overturned on Route 33 about four miles north of Athens. Lowell Cline and Ronnie Cline, treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital, suffered head injuries and arm and chest lacerations respectively.
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Chauncey
Athens
Athens Post
State Highway Patrol
Lowell Cline
Ronnie Cline
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Cline
Gale Call
Linfield
Arthur Baldwin
White Post
Baldwin
Call Auto
Call
Berm
W. P. Mickle
Attorneys Named To State Bar Posts
Three Athens County members of the bar were chosen for Ohio State Bar Association committees. Appointments by President Ben C. Beer follow a recommendation from Thomas J. Jones. Named were Erle Bridgewater Jr. to the junior bar, Hal H. Rowland to legal education, and James F. Shumaker to ethics and professional conduct.
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Columbus
Athens County
Ohio State Bar Association
Ben C. Beer
Cleveland
Thomas J. Jones
Bridgeport
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Hal H. Rowland
James F. Shumaker
Photo Workshop at Ohio University Studied by Students
Eleven students from eight states take part in a Photographic Workshop at Ohio University from July 23 to August 3 directed by Clarence White. Participants include John H. Levis and Alfred L. Gendemalik of Athens plus Robert Kennedy of Pensacola, a studio photographer planning to attend OU next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Clarence White
John H. Levis
Athens
Alfred L. Gendemalik
Robert Kennedy
Pensacola
Fla
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admitted Evelyn Dunfee Athens Thomas Dunn McArthur Ernest Byers Glouster Ronnie Cline Chauncey Dismissed Jacob Warner Athens and son Arthur Deeter Stewart and Mrs Victor Carsey Athens and daughter Ida Dew Glouster Leila Maxwell Athens Martha Diltz Athens Louise Billingsly Guysville Edith Ellis Athens Leonard Davis Chauncey Robert Crawford Glouster Prof T C Scott Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Dunfee
Athens
Thomas Dunn
McArthur
Ernest Byers
Glouster
Ronnie Cline
Chauncey
Jacob Warner
Son
Arthur Deeter
Stewart
Victor Carsey
Ida Dew
Leila Maxwell
Martha Diltz
Louise Billingsly
Guysville
Edith Ellis
Leonard Davis
Robert Crawford
T. C. Scott
Two Held for Investigation By Police
Athens police hold two men for investigation after fleeing a patrol on E State Street. Solomon Elliott Mosby of Richmond Virginia aged 35 and Carter Jones aged 46 of Lumpkin Georgia are in the city jail. Officers check FBI records to learn if they are wanted elsewhere. A razor sharp table knife was seized from Mosby who said it was for eating purposes only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
E. State St
Solomon Elliott Mosby
Richmond
Carter Jones
Lumpkin
Joseph B. Grogan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Mosby
Mrs. Lina Laird Dies at 51 in Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs. Lina Laird aged 51 of 34 S Shafer Street died unexpectedly Thursday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a three hour admission. She had been in ill health for about two years. Arrangements are being completed by Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Laird
S. Shafer St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bad Month For Cupid
July 1950 marriage license activity fell to 17, 22 below June’s 39, with eight days none. Average male age rose to 30 and female 24, while age range spanned 16 to 46. unemployed brides numbered eight and two were housewives. several listed occupations span stock clerk to minister.
Couriers for Christ Quartet to Sing at Rome Canaan High
The Couriers for Christ Quartet from Soul's Harbor Columbus will perform at the Rome Canaan High School Auditorium Sunday at 8 p.m. A program is sponsored by the Rome Grange.
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Stewart
Couriers For Christ
Soul's Harbor
Columbus
Rome- Canaan High School
Rome Grange
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