Trustees Approve Bids On Chemistry Building
Ohio University trustees approve 457 328 dollar chemistry building bids and authorize contract drawing. They also authorize leasing 50 NHA family living units for WWII veterans and their families with Willow Run units transported to Athens for campus housing. President Baker notes 64 veterans housed this fall and more apartments planned, including 33 more units with six ready by March 1.
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Ohio University Today
National Housing Administration
C. Baker
NHA
Board of Trustees
Willow Run
Mich
Ford
Athens
B. T. Grover
Baker
President St
Science Hall
Knowlton Bros
Bellefontaine
Gesling and Co
Lancaster
Conrath Electrical Co
Houghton Elevator Co
Toledo
George C. Parks
Ohio University
James E. Householder
Ohio University Special Housing Committee
University
Householder
Schloss
East Union St
E. Union
Philip L. Peterson
Earl C. Shively
Columbus
Gordon K. Bush
Charles D. Hopkins
John W. Galbreath
Rhys D. Evans
Akron
Don McVay
Leroy
Sentences Farm Worker Earl Barnhart in Juvenile Court
Earl Barnhart of Nelsonville received a one year term in Athens County jail after pleading guilty to failure to support three minor children. Also noted: a cancelled meeting of the Women’s Council at the First Christian Church and a fire scare at Green’s Store with no damage. An intoxication charge led to a $5 fine for Laurence Schofield of Newark after arraignment before Mayor Woodworth.
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Earl Barnhart
Nelsonville
Athens County
Carlos Riecker
Fostfoned Group 1
Women's Council of the First Christian Church
T. L. Swan
N. Lancaster St
Davis
Floyd Bolin
Laurence Schofield
Newark
Armory
Franz Woodworth
Missile shatters glass at Dr Phillips home
A front window at the home of Dr H T Phillips city county health commissioner 143 Morris Ave was shattered last night by a bottle hurled from outside. Mrs Phillips was seated in the room and not injured. Police are attempting to trace the assailant.
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H. T. Phillips
Morris Ave
Athens
Marriages Filed For Various Couples In Athens County
Applications list multiple couples from Athens and surrounding towns including Waterford Albany Nelsonville Glouster and Mineral. Names include Gilbert Graham Erma Chan nell Charles Chesdle Ethel Cattrill Robert Farley Doris McCoy Denzil Hill J Louise Flowers William Grubb Bethel Adkins Floyd Perry Bessie Coakley David Stephenson Charlotte Bartlett Theodore West Mary Brown ing Otis Simpson Sidney Douglas Frank Cunningham Ruth Beck Jer Louis Zartman Myrtle Kimble.
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Gilbert Arthur Graham
Waterford
Erma Fay Channell
Athens
Charles Gred Chesdle
Albany
Ethel Lucille Cattrill
Nelsonville
Robert Farley
Doris McCoy
Denzil Hill
Chesterhill
J. Louise Flowers
Stewart St
William C. Grubb
Bethel Adkins
Floyd Perry
Two Drivers Uninjured In Millfield Route 13 Crash
Two drivers were unhurt when their vehicles collided on a curve in Route 13 at Millfield yesterday at 2 30 pm. The drivers were Frank Levacy 41 of 116 E Union St driving a truck and Mildred C Finlan 30 to Zanesville in an automobile. The front of each vehicle was damaged.
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Route 13
Millfield
State Highway Patrol
Frank Levacy
E. Union St
Dariying
Mildred C. Finlan
Zanesville
Bennett Named IOOF Leader
Col Wilfred J. Smith spoke before the Athens County IOOF Association at Stewart on Tuesday night on the war in China. H. M. Bennett was elected president with H. E. Jones as vice president and P. E. Droge as secretary-treasurer. An oyster stew dinner was served, and the next meeting will be in Glouster January 18 at the IOOF Hall at 8 p.m.
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Wilfred J. Smith
Athens County
Ioof Association
Stewart
China
H. M.bennett
H. E. Jones
P. E. Droge
Stewart Lodge
Glouster
IOOF
P.m
Births and Admissions at Local Hospital Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Garth Miller of The Plains welcome a son. Admissions include Bil Mullins of 51 Franklin Ave for major surgery and Abbie Stevehen of 5 Marietta Ave for major surgery. Baby Everett Vore of Athens R. 4 hospitalized for medical reasons. Mr. Anthony Nigglemeyer of Guyslvilles Ohio listed for medical care. Mrs. Eugene Smith and son Lewis Clark, Trimble. Mrs. Ida Hampton of Shade, Miss Edith Post, Athens. Mrs. Ruth Love, Athens.
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Bil Mullins
Franklin Ave
Abbie Stevehen
Marietta Ave
Everett Vore
Athens R. 4
Anthony Nigglemeyer
Guys- Lvilles Ohio
Eugene Smith and Son
Athens
Lewis Clark
Trimble
Ida Hampton
Shade
Edith Post
Ruth Love
Selective Service Board Announces Christmas Holiday Closures
Athens County Selective Service Board No. 1 will be closed all day Saturday and Monday before Christmas on Dec. 22 and 24 and Christmas Day on Dec. 25. The office will be open all day Saturday Dec. 29 and closed Monday Dec. 31 and Tuesday Jan. 1.
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Athens County Selective Service Board No. 1
Eight Initiated By Phi Beta Kappa At Ohio U Banquet
Phi Beta Kappa of Ohio University initiated eight new members at a banquet last Monday night. Dr. E W Chubb spoke as dean emeritus of the College of Arts and Sciences. New members: Helen Ruth Wilderson Portsmouth Harold Salzman Cleveland Patricia Anne Dickey Chagrin Falls Emma Hickox Warren Verna Gaylord Nitro W Va Phyllis Ruland Bellevue Barbara McClelland Xenia Doris Morgan Dayton.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
College of Arts and Sciences
Helen Ruth Wilderson
Portsmouth
Harold Salzman
Cleveland
Patricia Anne Dickey
Chagrin Falls
Emma Hickox
Warren
Verna Gaylord
Nitro
W. Va
Phyllis Ruland
Bellevue
Barbara McClelland
Xenia
Doris Morgan
Dayton
Snow totals and bus service update in Athens County
Snow covered highways across Athens County with an additional inch measured by Mrs. C. N. France the weather observer. Yesterday’s high reached 29 degrees and a low of nine above zero. Bus office reports all buses running on schedule.
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Athens County
C. N. France
Six Students Inducted By Education Honorary
The Ohio University chapter of Kappa Delta Pi initiated six new members at a Christmas party. Inductees include Mrs. Fidelia Risley Kent graduate student Mrs. Dorothy Scholtz Poling Point Pleasant Joan Kimnach Parkersburg Dorothy Anne Johnson Youngstown seniors Jane Elizabeth Crammer Mt. Vernon and Ollie Marie Tedrow Hamden juniors.
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Ohio University
Kappa Delta Pi
Fidelia Risley
Kent
Dorothy Scholtz Poling
Point Pleasant
Joan Kimnach
Parkersburg
Dorothy Anne Johnson
Youngstown
Jane Elizabeth Crammer
Mt. Vernon
Ollie Marie Tedrow
Hamden
Fire at Richard Chadwick Home Triggered by Soot
Firemen were summoned to 10 Columbia Ave at 10 40 p m to extinguish a chimney fire caused by soot. Chief C A Parker reported no damage. Nearby, Lawrence Rutter found a hen head severed and later killed a suspect marauder, a large brown bird with a hooked beak measuring 53 inches wingspan.
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Richard Chadwick
Columbia Ave
Sdid
C. A Parker
Lawrence Rutter
Expansion planned for Athens milk plant shows future growth
M. and R. Dietetics Lab of New Athens opened its Palmer Street plant as a feeder for Columbus but expects expansion. The facility processes milk from 240 local producers and aims to reach 750, with future manufacturing of its Similae instant milk products in Athens. Plant features include stainless steel piping, a 5 000 gallon storage tank, a dedicated well, and daily producer milk testing. Plant superintendent James G. Wilson and procurement manager Emory Allen lead a local staff of four others.
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M. & R. Dietetics Lab
New Athens
Athens
M. & R. Dietetics Labs
Palmer St
Stimson Ave
Columbus
Southeastern Ohio
Washington
Morgan
Meigs
Vinton
Perry
Gallia
James G. Wilson
Emory Allen
Money To Build Huge Ohio Highway Lacking
Ohio highway leaders from four states met in Columbus and said a nationwide super road across Ohio cannot be built without a clear funding source. They indicated no major crossing or toll road would be pursued unless money is secured.
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Ohio
Columbus
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Newman to Receive Degree at Ohio State University
Phyllis K. Newman of Glouster will receive a bachelor of science in education degree Thursday at Ohio State University. About 185 others will receive diplomas at the ceremony. An advertisement promotes St. Joseph Aspirin, claiming it offers faster, stronger relief at 100 tablets for 35 cents.
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Phyllis K. Newman
Glouster
Ohio State University
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