Ohio University convocation promotes expansion with student letters
Ohio University plans a December 14 convocation in Memorial Auditorium to mobilize an all campus campaign pressing state legislators for budget appropriations. Torch and Mortar Board will lead a housing unit letter writing drive and campus residents will hear from President Herman Games and B T Grover on needs and plans.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Cutler Hall
B. T. Grover
Torch-Mortar Board Committee
Creakful Cough Relief Ad Promises Creomulsion Benefit
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it soothes inflamed mucous membranes loosens phlegm and expels germs. The ad promises a refund if not satisfied and urges asking for Creomulsion by name.
Father of 6 Sent to Jail for Drunken Driving
Frank Mayle a WPA employee facing sentencing for drunken driving pleads guilty and tells the judge he hates to lose his job. Common Pleas Judge O F Rowland sentences him to 10 days in jail a $50 fine and costs and revokes his license for six months. Mayle arrested December 6 on US Route 50 while supporting a family of eight. The judge remarks it would have been better if the liquor had been in the car.
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Frank Mayle
WPA
Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Mayle
State Highway Patrol
Rowland
Columbus
Ralph Hoye
Hoye
Guysville
Ben Dean
Parkersburg
W. Va
Truck Hits and Keeps Going on Route 33
Dale C. Williams of Hollandsburg reports a coal truck on Route 33 sideswiped his car near the Athens Hocking county line and fled. Williams suffered a cut and knee scrapes. car damage about 250 dollars. Patrol could not locate the truck. A hay-laden semi from Latty overturned on Route 33 eight miles south of Athens. no injuries. Excessive load cited by state patrol.
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Athens-Hocking County
Dale C. Williams
Hollandsburg
State
Williams
Athens
Gerald B. Beever
Latty
OU Quartet Sings at McConnelsville Today
The Ohio University mixed quartet toured McConnelsville for two appearances sponsored by the Public Relations Committee. They performed at McConnelsville High School at 8 this morning and will sing again at 7 30 this evening for the American Association of University Women. David Flanagan and Newman Powell accompany.
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Ohio University
McConnelsville
McConnelsville High School
American Association of University Women
David Flanagan
Newman Powell
Army Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Fund Drives
Adjutant Hillis of the Athens Salvation Army announced Christmas kettle work began Saturday December 3 but rain halted collections. Kettles will be placed on Court Street from December 8 to 24. Funds support Christmas baskets and winter relief for Athens and area residents needing aid.
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Adjutant Hillis
Athens Salvation Army
Court St
Athens
Jury Praised After Finding Tyron Guilty
Common Pleas Judge O. F. Rowland praised the jury after a 12 member panel convicted John Tyron of drunken driving. The judge warned the defense the new-trial request was overruled and noted the Nelsonville attack case as highly significant, with five youths found guilty of attacking an Athens woman.
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Common Pleas
O. F. Rowland
Rowland
John Tyron
Tyron
Nelsonville
Athens
Howard Ashcraft
John Ray
William Funk, Jr
Isabel Sharp
Goldie Christman
Washington Roberts
Lenora Lawson
Ed Love
Noah Harvey
Paul Shannon
Walter L. Hudson
C. T. Atkins
Beatrice Theisen
Uniforms Issued to 134th Field Artillery Guardsmen
The 134th Field Artillery Battery C National Guard spent most of last night reissuing freshly cleaned winter elastique uniforms. Training covered close order and gun drill. The unit received a new half ton station wagon to replace a wrecked old vehicle. Corporal Miller and Sergeants Green and Smith have enrolled in sub courses that will qualify them for commissions as second lieutenants.
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134Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Miller
Green
Smith
Mayor Fines Three One Sent to Jail
Unable to pay a fine of 10 dollars and costs for intoxication Eldon Ma haffey of Athens was committed to the county jail this morning by Mayor C C Cornell. Fines of five dollars and costs were assessed Gordon Harsh and George McKay, students, for intoxication in a Union Street restaurant. All arrests were made by Police Captain Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield.
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Eldon Mahaffey
N. Shafer St
Athens
C. C. Cornell
Gordon Harsh
George McKay
van Vorhes St
Union St
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Dean Arants Daughter Considers University
Frances Arant daughter of Dean H. W. Arant of Ohio State Law School visited Ohio University with her father. A senior at University School Columbus she weighs colleges and has narrowed choices to Ohio University and Swarthmore with a preference for Ohio University for closer home access.
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H. W. Arant
Law School
Ohio State University
Ohio University
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Columbus
Ohio U
Ohio VU
Stolen Car Recovered in Fern Street
James Baker’s car stolen from a West State Street parking area was found yesterday morning on Fern Street. Police Captain Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield recovered the vehicle. nothing was reported missing.
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James Baker
van Vorhes St
W. State St
Fern St
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Columbus Man Jailed for Reckless Driving Fine
Columbus resident Carl E. Teal was jailed after failing to pay a $10 fine and costs levied by Mayor Cliff Cornell for reckless driving. Teal was arrested in Athens by the State Highway Patrol.
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Carl E. Teal
Cliff Cornell
Teal
Athens
State Highway Patrol
WPA adult education program committees meet at Ohio University
A full meeting of all WPA adult education program committees will be held on Friday night December 9 at 7 o clock on the second floor of Fast Wing at Ohio University. Chairman J Floyd Dixon announced the date.
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Fast Wing
Ohio University
J. Floyd Dixon
Tyroler Drops Apology in Probate Court Closure
Former Probate Judge Louis Tyroler ends a court session in Common Pleas Court after reading an entry on an apology tied to a political campaign matter. Judge O F Rowland and court officials note the opportunity for apology was given and the avenue is closed.
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Louis Tyroler
Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
Tyroler
Rowland
John Kelso
Kelso
Dodger
Turoler For Probate
Dean H. W. Arant
Law School
Ohio State University
American Bar Association
Robert Matthews
Turoler
Avenue
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association Holds Winter Meeting
Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Evans attended the eighth annual winter meeting of the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association in Columbus at the Southern Hotel.
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Charles E. Evans
Columbus
Buckeye State Sheriff's Association
Southern Hotel
Tests for Drivers Examinations at County Fairgrounds
Examinations for drivers holding temporary permits will be conducted at the Athens County Fairgrounds on Thursday from 9 a m to 2 p m.
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Athens County Fairgrounds
Two Sewing Machines Needed at Toy Shop
The Toy Shop requests two sewing machines to speed up doll dress making for distribution to good girls at Christmas. Women WPA workers are sewing dolls and need machines. Call 935 to arrange pickup and return after the Christmas project.
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WPA
Choir of 60 Voices Present Handel Messiah at Presbyterian
Prof. P. L. Peterson of Ohio University directs a 60 voice choir rehearsing Handel's Messiah for a Tuesday evening program at the Presbyterian Church. Soloists include Mrs. Robert Tompkins Miss Jeanne Pace Mr. William Evans Prof. P. L. Peterson and Prof. Carl Nessley.
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P. L. Peterson
Ohio University Music Department
Handel
Presbyterian Church
Robert Tompkins
Jeanne Pace
William Evans
Carl Nessley
Columbus Sets Sail On Notable Friday Voyage
Christopher Columbus began his voyage of discovery on a Friday, embarking toward unknown lands and new routes. The voyage marked a pivotal moment in exploration and global contact.
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Christopher Columbus
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