Special Train To Carry Athens County Party To Bricker Inauguration
A special train will carry an Athens County delegation of 500 plus to Columbus for John W. Bricker's inauguration as Ohio governor on Monday January 9. The trip includes the Ohio University and Nelsonville High School bands, with nine coaches and a baggage car. The train leaves Athens at 9 a.m. stops in Nelsonville at 9:20, arrives Columbus at 11, and returns that night at 7 after the ceremony.
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Athens County
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
J. W. Wilson
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio University
Nelsonville
State House
Chesapeake & Ohio
Athens
Athens County Republican Executive Committee
Principal Hosted Dinner for Student Presidents at Athens High
The Athens Senior High School gathered 17 student body and home room presidents for a Christmas dinner at Principal Oliver L. Wood’s home. Tables lit by red candles featured balsam decor and a Christmas tree. Guests Mary Connell and staff helpers Marie Tompkins and Betty Cakenough assisted. gifts were exchanged and games played after songs.
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Athens Senior High School
Oliver L. Wood
Mary Connett
Marjorie Tompkins
President's Club
Betty Cakenougher
Alice Maccombs
Bob Wilson
Gene Schuster
Mr. Wood
Ohio U Contributions To Chest Total 2051
Ohio University staff members contributed 2051 to the Community Chest in Athens this year. Approximately 280 staff, average gift about 7.30. Thirteen of twenty campus buildings had 100 percent records, supervised by Dr. E C Class and Prof. C N Mackinnon. Building captains include Karl Krauskopf H R Jolliffe Henry J Jeddeloh William Stehr and others.
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Ohio University
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Chubb
University
the Plains
E. C. Class
C. N. Mackinnon
Karl Krauskopf
H. R. Jolliffe
Henry J. Jeddeloh
William C. Stehr
Joseph Thackery
Louise Rowland
A. H. Rhoads
Sarah L. Jones
Capt. Frederick Pearson
Eunice M. Snyder
Opal T. Rhodes
Edna E. Felt
Amy Allen
L. C
Free Speech and the Nazi Press Critique
Dr. John A. Hess analyzes Nazi aims to control foreign and domestic press in Germany, arguing such spoon-feeding stifles intellect and threatens democratic press freedom in America. the piece contrasts American press independence with Nazi propaganda.
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John A. Hess
Ohio University German Department
German Quarterly
Germany
Nazi Volkspresse
Fuehrer
Hess
Hitler
Third Reich
Austria
Sudetenland
East Side School Festive Christmas Decor Permeates Classrooms
East Side Elementary部ewers a holiday display with wreaths Santas and candy canes in all grades. Sixth graders showcase leatherwork including purses belts coin purses and doll boots while every room features trees bells garlands and seasonal artwork.
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East Side
Scout Troop 59 Considers Magazine or Camp Fund Plan
Boy Scout Troop 59 meets at the Methodist Church for an amateur hour and a vote on using profits from Bobcat cushions to fund a magazine subscription for each member or to finance next summer’s Scout Camp. Scoutmaster Lawrence Hayes invites interested volunteers over 12 to attend at 7 PM.
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Methodist Church
Lawrence Hayes
Christmas Party for the Girl Reserves at Athens High
The Girl Reserves held a Christmas party today at Athens Senior High School in their regular meeting. They exchanged 10-cent gifts and enjoyed a musical program plus refreshments.
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Athens Senior High School
Courthouse Activity Details Athens County Dockets and Tax Talk
The Athens County clerk of courts reports five new suit filings including divorces and cognovit actions. 177 titles issued, fees $163.20. Probate notes marriage licenses issued. recorder lists 25 deeds and 51 chattel mortgages. Real estate tax collection postponed to January awaiting rate approval. County schools prepare for a second teachers association meeting at 6 15 tonight with Prof C N Mackinnon as speaker.
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Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Snow
Law
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Nelsonville
Arthur Lee Vandergrift
Parkersburg
W. Va
Juanita Marie McCullick
Hockingport
Joseph Williams
Glouster
Clemons
Tax Commission
Athens County Teacher's Association
First Christian Church
C. N. Mackinnon
Cattle Testing Advances Across Athens County
In Bern Township 117 herds with 575 cattle were tested for contagious abortion using Bangs method. Twelve cattle reacted, five listed as suspects, to be retested in 30 to 60 days. Dr H J Eichorn praised owner cooperation while Ross Wright noted very low infection across Athens County townships and outlined upcoming township tests and a plan meeting for Troy Township cattle owners.
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Bern
H. J. Eichorn
Athens
Alexander Township
Lee Township
Wright
Troy Township
Funeral services for W. E Baker Friday
W. E Baker of Union dies in Sheltering Arms Hospital. Funeral services will be at Union Church Friday at 1 30 PM. Friends may call at Olin Baker's home after Thursday noon.
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W. E Baker
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Union Church
Union
Olin Baker
Buckwheat Cake and Sausage Dinner at Amesville Lodge
Amesville Lodge No. 278 F and A M will host its annual buck wheat cake and sausage dinner Thursday night. New officers will be installed as part of the program which begins at 7 30.
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Amesville Lodge No
Exchange club adopts weekly buy-from-firm plan
In New Orleans an Exchange club plan to spur business was approved. Each week one member selects a firm and the rest buy as much merchandise as possible from that business during the week. The sole dissent came from an undertaker.
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New Orleans
Exchange Club
Japanese lemon tree bears fruit several times a year
Hughes county Oklahoma farmer J. A. Hilliard grows Japanese lemons from a single tree started with seed from Georgia twenty years ago. The fruit appears orange shaped but is slightly larger than a lime and the tree yields harvests three to five times annually.
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Dustin Okla
Hughes County
J. A. Hilliard
Georgia
94th Birthday for Civil War Veteran H A Dixon
Civil War veteran H A Dixon turns 94 today living with granddaughter and husband Otis Whaley near Downington. Brother E A Dixon visits. memories include a 1864 Civil War Christmas in Atlanta with dumplings made from war rations. A birthday cake will be shared tonight with dumplings on the table.
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Henry A. Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Otis Whaley
Downington
E. A. Dixon
Alexander Township
Whaley
Atlanta
Whaley Home
Milar Case Delayed by Deafening Debate in Court
In a damages suit of Mrs. Milar versus Viola Burleigh et al for 75000, Mrs. Maude Fenzel admitted using trust funds for her daughter Anna May Milar. Defense objected to questions as 43 exhibits were presented and more papers remained to be entered.
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Maude Fenzel
Anna May Milar
Milar
Viola Burleigh
Matthew L. Bigger
Woolley
Fenzel
Lawrence
Bigger
Mrs. Fenzel
Health unit action extended in Athens County
Athens County faced a delay in approving a federal paid assistant for Dr. J. M. Higgins as health commissioner. Federal funds, about $10,000 annually, would be withdrawn if the county rejects the proposed assistant, though Dr. Hartung extended the decision deadline to reconsider and press renewed efforts for approval.
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Athens County
County Health Board
J. M. Higgins
Higgins
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Athens City Board of Health
Athens County Medical Society
Hartung
Ohio
F. H. Kreker
Columbus
Walter H
State Department of Health
Goldsberry
Krecker
Students Hear Ohio U Needs Budget Increase
About 1 000 Ohio University students gathered in Alumni Memorial Auditorium for a morning convocation urging letters to legislators. President Herman G James outlined justifications for higher appropriations and warned of potential cuts. Mortar Board president Carol Seeger and Torch president Robert Reider helped sponsor the drive. A piano program by Paul Fontaine preceded the convocation.
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Ohio University
Alumni Memorial
Ohio
Herman G. James
Carol Seeger
Mortar Board
Robert Reider
Torch
Paul Fontaine
Masons Install Officers at Guysville Lodge
Savanna Lodge No. 466 in Guysville plans installation of officers Thursday night at 7:30. The event marks the formal start of the lodge's new year with members and regional Masons in attendance.
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Savanna Lodge No. 466
Guysville
Athens Poultry Program elects officers and plans congress trip
H O Atkins, owner and manager of the Athens Chick Hatchery, was named chairman of the Poultry Program. J G Hope was named vice chairman. F H Sands of the Bank of Athens, treasurer, and Ross Wright, extension agent, secretary. A January meeting will set committees and arrange participation in the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland next summer.
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Athens County
Cleveland
H. O. Atkins
Athens
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Carter
Ohio U
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Amesville Lodge
Atkins
Poultry Program
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