14EREORESTE MEMORIAL SLATED Site of New OU Classroom Building
Ohio University plans a new four story brick classroom building for the College of Commerce to be erected by Knowlon Construction Co of Bellefontaine. The bid of 597000 is the lowest of five submitted. Construction will start after removal of several units including Legion apartments and several cottages.
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Ohio University
College of Commerce
Court
President Streets
Knowlon Construghan Co
Bellefantaine
Ray Shafer
Plains
Legion Apartments
Prildigs Tuildingg
Courk SL
Sloan
Johnaun
Annual Rites Set For Athens Elks
The Athens Elks lodge plans its annual memorial service with Rev. Father Richard Gatheliy of Washington D C as speaker. The 8 p m service in the Athens lodge room includes the Ohio University girls glee club and honors members who died this year. Father Connelly, past chaplain, will preside, and a prior grand lodge memorial is noted.
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Prand
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Athen
Athens Lodge
Richard Gatheliy
Washington
Cline
Connelly
Ohio Eths
Tual
Rs of
Athens
Father Connelly
Ohio American Legon
Veteras
Ile
Caplan Corps
Sunday Rites Planned for Mrs Welch in Athens
Graveside services for Mrs Frances Wilvan Welch will be held Sunday in West Union Street Cemetery Athens conducted by Rev. Mo Rite. She died Thursday at her Beverly home leaving son Wilson and sister Olive Roach among survivors.
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Frances Wilvan Welch
Beverly
Athens
West Union Street
Roger Mo Rite
Welch
Athens County
Wilson
Olive
Wilson Teageh
Roach
Edwin
California
Detroit
William Welch
Columbus
Riverdale
Groton
N.Y
tShe
Colone
William 5. Wilson
S. Court 51
Charles Jr. Welsh
Johnson M. Welch
Olive Roach
Harvey M. Roach
Athens Names in Shelterings Arms Admits and Dismissals
Admissions include Maud Kinsel Jessie McDonald Nellie Hall Edith Coe from Athens and Genree Hartley at New Marshfield. discharges listed for Roy Ervin Athens Otto Mia Francis Sycka Columbus Edward Smith Athens Irene Brookoyver Coolville Teal Hollingshead Trimble Francis Graham Rasiitlee Jehison New Marshfield.
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Maud Kinsel
Athens
Jessie McDonald
Nellie Hall
Edith Coe
Hartley
New Marshfield
Otta Mia
Francis Sycka
Columbus
Edward Smith
Louis Liski
Glouster
Irene Brookoyver
Coolville Teal Hollingshead
Trimble
Francis Graham
Carpenter
Rasiitlee Jehison
Steer Fetches Second-Highest Price at Exposition
The grand champion Aberdeen Angus steer "Shorty" sold for 15 a pound at the 55th International Livestock Exposition auction. Weighing 1110 pounds, owner Janice Hullinger of Manly Iowa collects 16650 dollars plus the show's prize money after the steer gained thirty pounds since Tuesday’s top award.
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Chicago
Janice Hullinger
Manly
Iowa
Adams County Hosts 1957 World Field Day
The first World Field Day in the United States will be staged in Adams County in 1957 alongside the National Plowing Contest. Earl De Vore of Winchester chairs the planning committee. About 3500 acres between Peebles and Locust Grove will host demonstrations and exhibits.
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West Bnion
United States
Adams County
Earl DeVore
Winchester
Peebles
Locust Grove
Army reenlistments and Virginia enrollments for Athens youths
Sergeant Dorsel Lee Oxley 22 of Athens Route 5 reenlisted in the Army after serving 14 months with the 25th Infantry in Korea. He holds the Korean Service Medal with bronze service star, the Combat Infantry Badge, the UN Service Medal and the National Defense Medal. Also noted is Charles Roy Hoskins 17 of 45 Elmwood Place enrolled as a first year student at the University of Virginia pre medical college and ROTC after graduating Culver Military Academy.
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Dorsel Lee Oaley
Clarence A. Oxley
Athens
SFC
Jimmie EF. Glover
Oxley
25Th Infantry Division
Korea
Oxly
Shade High School
Virginia
Charlottesville
Charles Roy Hoskins
R. Hoskins
Elmwood Place
University of Virginia
Culver Military Academy
Probation Granted in Grand Larceny Case
A five year probation was granted for William Paulk of Deanville after pleading guilty to a October grand jury indictment for grand larceny. Probation requires lawful conduct, payment of costs, and monthly reports to the prosecuting attorney. Paulk and two accomplices were linked to theft of mine machinery from Wilkinson Coat Corp. Saunders, also of Deanville, is back in the penitentiary for parole violation and Pearl Saunders remains in Athens County jail.
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Common Pleas
Francis D
William Paul
Deanville
iPaulk
Paulk
Wilkinson Coat Corp
Omer Saunders
Oig
Pearl Saundera
Athens County
Six Area Men Enlist in Air Force
The names of six area men who have recently enlisted in the Air Force were released by T Sgt John A Korchak the local Air Force recruiter at the Post Office. Enlisting were Kenneth R Schall and Sherman E Schall both of Portan Everett E Jarvis and William A Armstrong both of McArthur Edward G Lehoe Athens Jennings B Wagoner Logan.
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Air Force
John A. Korchak
Kenneth R. Schall
Sherman E. Schall
Portan
Everett E. Jarvis
William A. Armstrong
McArthur
Edward G. Lehoe
Athens
Jennings B
Wagoner
Logan
Benefit Game Slated Monday at Waterloo
A Veterans of Foreign Wars all star team will meet Waterloo High School teachers Monday at 7 30 pm in the high school gymnasium. The exhibition game aims to raise money for an intercom system for the school. Members of William Frank Post will form the VEW outfit.
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Waterloo High School
William Frank Post
VEW
WAC Recruiter to Visit Ath ens Recruiting Office
Army recruiter SFC Jiamme E. Glover announced a Women’s Army Corps recruiter will visit the Ath ens recruiting office Monday. The WAC representative will be at the post office from 1 p.m. to interview interested girls and answer questions.
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SFC
Jiamme E. Glover
WAC
Athens
Womens Army Corps
New Office Slated for Court Fees
A central office for child support payments will be located in the courthouse under the supervision of the Draper Prosecuting Attorney. Payments will be accepted in the prosecutor or probate court offices depending on the case, with the county commissioners’ reception room serving as the new payment site. A deputy clerk will handle the office, aiming to open by Jan 1. Current combined payments from both courts total about 65,000 dollars annually, and the consolidation will allow a 3 percent retained fee to offset operating costs. The commissioners approved 1159 dollars for furniture and equipment for the office.
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Centrabsen
Draper
County Commissioners
Ex-Resident Dies Friday in Columbus
Everett F. Reeder 53 former Athens resident died Friday in Columbus en route to hospital after a heart attack at his home 2998 Maryland Ave He left Athens about 20 years ago he is survived by wife and a 10 year old daughter two brothers Kenneth Athens and Glenn Cleveland two sisters Rose Saunders Columbus and Helen Wolfe Barberton Funeral services set for Monday 2 p m at Denton Donaldson Kuhn Funeral Home with burial at Forest Lawn Cemetery
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Athens
Columbus
Maryland Ave
Reeder
Kenneth
Glenn
Cleveland
Rose Saunders
Helen Wolfe
Barberton
Denton, Donaldson & Kuhn Funeral Home
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Belpre Man Denies Drunk Driving Charge
Clarence W Carmichael 42 of Belpre pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a driving while intoxicated count. Bond set at 250 dollars. hearing scheduled for 8 am December 8. Also noting Master Mason degree event at Paramathia Lodge 25 F&AM in Masonic Temple Tuesday 7 pm with refreshments afterward.
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Belpre
State Highway Patrol
Clarence W. Carmichael
Masonic Temple
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Carlos M. Bowman
Auto crash injures two in East Athens collision
Early Saturday a two car crash at Sunnyside Drive and Watt Street injured two people. Robert Baur 32 and Martha Sue Potter 16 were treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital for knee and head injuries. Potter was cited for failing to observe a stop sign. Baur swerved to avoid the other vehicle but could not, leaving one car a total wreck. Three passengers escaped injury.
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Sunnyside Drive
Watt St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Robert Baur
Palmer ‘St
Martha Sue Potter
Hooper St
Baur
Miss Potter
Boyd
Evelyn Potter
Athens Native Dies in West in Aurora Colorado
Joseph H. Lohse 39, Athens native, died early Saturday in a Aurora Colorado hospital after a heart condition. He left Athens 14 years ago and lived at 11351 F 14th St with his wife Dorothy Kern Lohse. Surviving are his mother Mrs Joseph H Lohse and sister Mrs Rhoda Andrews of Fort Dodge Iowa. Funeral services and burial will be in Aurora.
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Joseph H. Lohse
Athens
Aurora
Colorado
Chester Porter
Lohse
F. 14Th St
Dorothy Kern Lohse
Joseph H H. T.oh
Pipe Overheating Triggers Temple Fire
An overheated heating pipe at the Masonic Temple caused a fire run at 1 15 pm Saturday. Firefighters say there was no damage and the incident was contained.
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Masonic Temple
Hi-Y and Ta-Y Youth Conference Draws 600 Students
About 600 high school students attended the Sit Animual Conference of Hi-Y and Ta-Y Youth of Utua at Ch instersuts Showi-day program. The keynote by University leader Geing the Right Flares urged students to ask life’s big questions and seek personal answers. Grover and Saunder offered remarks as students engaged in activities and discussions.
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Dents
Utua
Chinstersuts
Re Lgtious Acustles
Chic Wessterran University
Do it yourself toys and holiday joy at Athens
The notice blends holiday cheer with a look at do it yourself toys as an educational hobby. Rev Mr Gay promotes discussion groups for students to explore questions rather than provide answers. Birthdays for Bob Baur Welcomes and Mary Hops Allen Locke Cerrall Wid does Ray Rose noted. Athens High basketball earns first win under new coach. local shoppers see Gold Bond Velvet paints at Rapps Wallpaper.
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Gay
Bob Baur
Wolfe
Frieda
Smith
Mary Hops
Allen Locke
Cerrall Widdoes
Ray Rose
L. C. Heker
Ed Lynn
Carl Nesaley
Athens High
Corn theft reported from Brimstone Ridge farm
The sheriff's department was alerted to the loss of five to seven bushels of corn from the Glenn Burson farm on Brimstone Ridge.
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Glenn Burson
Brimstone Ridge
Sheriff's Department
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