Ohio University Names Seven Faculty and Staff Appointments
President Herman G. James announced seven new faculty and staff appointments effective February 1. New instructors include Raymond King Adamson in statistics and Douglas W. Clausen in industrial arts, with others in physical welfare, library assisting, dean’s office secretarial work, dramatic art and speech instruction, and a part time secretary for the School of Dramatic Art.
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Ohio University
Herman G. James
Raymond King Adamson
Madison
Wis
College of Commerce
Adamson
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Tim
Beloit
Virginia Wilson
Ada
Wilson
Ohio Northern University
Teachers College of
Columbia University
New York
Coshocton High School
Bertha Elizabeth Bridgman
Court St
Athens
William Farrell
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Athens East Side
Chauncey
Ohio Education Association
State
Elementary Principals’ Association
Laverna Marie Kern
Chillicothe
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss Kern
Chillicothe High School
Chillicothe Business College
Ohio
Jacqueline Reno
Conneaut
School of Dramatic Art
Tragic Death of 3-Year-Old Jeanette Jeffers
Jeanette Lucille Jeffers age three daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jeffers of near Shade died Tuesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a three week illness. She is survived by her parents two sisters Mary and Blanch Ann and three brothers Watson Dale and Clair all at home. Funeral services will be held at the home Friday at 10 30 in the morning with burial in Jeffers Cemetery. Friends may call at the home anytime.
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Jeanette Lucille Jeffers
John Jeffers
Near Shade
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mary
Blanch Ann
Watson
Dale
Clair
Jeffers
Salesman fined in three car accident in Ohio
Charles H. Knotts a 56 year old Columbus salesman was fined 100 dollars and costs by Mayor Thomas Williams of Glouster for driving while under the influence after a three car collision in front of the Jacksonville Trimble High School. Injured were Mrs. William B. Pruden and John M. Cartwright who were treated at home. The Cartwright car was struck after Knotts car veered on a curve and forced the other vehicle onto the opposite side of the highway.
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Charles H. Knotts
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Thomas Williams
Glouster
Knotts
William B. Pruden
Elliott St
Athens
John M. Cartwright
Carl B. Cartwright
Nazarene Youth Rally To Be Held Tonight
Bishop H V Miller of Nampa Idaho will speak at the Athens Nazarene Church at 7 30 tonight as part of the Ohio District youth rallies led by Rev Charles Henderson. Dr C A Gibson of Columbus and Rev Floyd Hondell invite the public to attend. Large delegations from area churches are expected.
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H. V. Miller
Nampa
Idaho
Church of the Nazarene
Athens Nazarene
W. State
Walker Sts
Youth Organization of the
Ohio
Charles L. Henderson
Middletown
C. A. Gibson
Columbus
Floyd Hondell
Walton League Oyster Supper Attracts Members And Guests
Thirty four members and two guests attended the Walton League oyster supper at the organization's cabin Tuesday night. A business meeting followed the meal. Guests included Herbert Moore deputy game warden and Lee Roach of the State Fish and Game Department.
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Herbert Moore
Lee Roach
State Fish and Game Department
Attend Funeral of Auto Crash Victim
Prof. and Mrs. A. W. Boetticher and their son Robert travel to Huntington West Virginia to attend the funeral of Harry L. Dilworth killed in an automobile accident Saturday. Mrs. Dilworth, Dilworth’s sister, is hospitalized in Spencer West Virginia.
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A. W. Boetticher
Robert
Huntington
W. Va
Harry L. Dilworth
Dilworth
Boetticher
Spencer
Residents Admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital
At Sheltering Arms Mrs. Stella McKinley of New Marshfield Route 1 and Mr. David L. Jones of 93 Second St Athens were admitted for medical treatment late Tuesday. Released from the hospital today were William Arnold of Logan Ray Gardner of Athens R. D. and Harlan Williams of Glouster Route.
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Stella McKinley
New Marshfield
David L. Jones
Second St
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Arnold
Logan
Ray Gardner
Athens R. D
Harlan Williams
Glouster
Jury Refuses Damage Claim in Millfield Case
A Millfield youth's $2,500 damage suit against Mace A. Howard was ruled in favor of the defendant by a Common Pleas Court jury after an all day session. The plaintiff Emma Patterson claimed Howard struck her son David Leroy Patterson with a pitchfork on July 22, 1939, causing injuries and nervous shock.
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David Leroy Patterson
Millfield
Emma Patterson
Mace A. Howard
Common Pleas Court
Howard
Louis Tyroler
John Woolley
Hal Rowland
Glouster Woman Hannah Mason Dies in Marietta Hospital
Mrs. Hannah Mason age 49 died Tuesday in a Marietta hospital after a three week illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the family home in Dew Street with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. She was born in Pennsylvania and came to this district as a child. Her husband Joe Mason died two years ago. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Hannah Hofner four children Mrs. Edward Olds Athens Mrs. William Simon Amesville and Eleanor and Francis at home and three grandchildren.
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Glouster
Hannah Mason
Marietta
Dew St
Maplewood Cemetery
Mason
Pennsylvania
Joe Mason
Hannah Hofner
Edward Olds
Athens
William Simon
Amesville
Eleanor
Francis
University Charter Began Ohio University Founding in 1799
In 1799 Dr. Manasseh Cutler sent a charter proposal to General Rufus Putnam as he surveyed lands for what would become Ohio University. The charter helped shape The American Western University concept, with Cutler envisioning a national institution. Though delays occurred, Cutler remained a guiding figure, and in 1915 Center Building was renamed Manasseh Cutler Hall to honor his role.
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Dana Kelly
Cutler
Rufus Putnam
College
New University of the West
Putnam
American Congress
American University
American Western University
Ohio University
Hamilton
Mass
Manasseh Cutler
Center
University
United States
Dr. Cutler
Winthrop Sargent
Ohio Company
Board of Treasury of the United States
The
Broken Glass Leads to Arrest in City Car Crash Case
Officers Carman Church and Joseph McBride traced a hit with a shattered headlight to Raymond Duckler a 27 year old of Athens Route 5. Duckler pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident receiving a $50 fine with $25 suspended and a report on his driving rights. He was caught after investigation ruled the car involved was of a known make and linked to him. Duckler's vehicle swerved across West Union Street struck a parked car belonging to Joseph Walburn on the opposite curb.
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Carman Church
Joseph McBride
W. Union St
Raymond Duckler
Athens
Cuckler
Church
Joseph Walburn
William Calkins Dies in Columbus at 92
William R. Calkins died Monday in Columbus at age 92. He was the oldest former Athens businessman, per L. C. Nye. Calkins once ran a hardware store on Court Street where the Wheaton store now stands, and later operated hardware stores in Columbus and other Ohio cities.
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William R. Calkins
Columbus
Athens
L. C. Nye
Calkins
Court St
Wheaton
P. G. Hibbard
Ohio
Smith Takes Post at University of Miami
W Conley Smith resigns from Westinghouse in Pittsburgh and takes a physics professorship at the University of Miami in Coral Gables. He holds a master's from Ohio University and was a visiting instructor there last summer. Smith departed Pittsburgh Monday to begin his duties in Florida.
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W. Conley Smith
Homer C. Smith
Woodard Ave
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburgh
University of Miami
Coral Gables
Fila
Smith
Ohio University
Florida
Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It
A promotional booklet offers viewpoints from famous doctors on epilepsy and its origins. Free copies are available to readers who write to the Educational Division KS Puth Ave New York NY Dept F 760 Adv.
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KS Puth Ave
New York
N. Y
Kramer addresses largest DAV meeting in district
Clinton Kramer of Zanesville, department commander, spoke on veteran legislation and hospital care to a record DAV Conrath Bean Chapter gathering at the armory club room. Earnest McGraner noted the chapter is the district’s largest and eighth in Ohio, with benefits secured for over 100 disabled veterans.
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Conrath Bean
Armory
Clinton Kramer
Zanesville
DAV
Kramer
Ohio
Earnest McGraner
Edison’s early inventions shaped moving pictures and sound
The text credits Thomas A. Edison with introducing moving pictures in his 1893 basic patent and notes the 1878 gramophone as the basis for sound pictures, highlighting his foundational role in early cinema and audio history.
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Thomas A. Edison
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