National Walton League President Speaks Here
William H. Pringle national president of the Izaak Walton League of America will speak Sunday at 2 p m in the Hotel Berry main dining room in Athens officials of the local chapter announced. He will review the League history and accomplishments since 1922 with attendees from Parkersburg Pomeroy Lancaster Logan Wellston and local service clubs. Pringle a Pierre South Dakota rancher turned builder has led his chapter and the South Dakota division and chairs the national executive board. He is active in the American Legion Rotary Masonic work and the Episcopal church.
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William H. Pringle
Izaak Walton League of America
Athens
Hotel Berry
Pringle
Walton League
Chicago
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Lancaster
Logan
Wellston
Pierre
S. Dakota
South Dakota
American Legion
Rotary
Masonic
Episcopal Church
New England Librarian Named to Ohio University
Walter W. Wright, a New Englander and Harvard and Columbia trained librarian, will succeed Frank N. Jones as Ohio University librarian this summer. Wright has served at the University of Pennsylvania since 1947 and holds roles with College and Research Libraries and the American Library Association.
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University of Pennsylvania
Frank N. Jones
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Walter W. Wright
Jones
Ohio U
Peabody Institute Library
Baltimore
Maryland
Wright
Harvard College
Columbia University School of Library Service
Columbia
Harvard
New York Public Library
Johns Hopkins University
Pennnsylvania
College and Research Libraries
Association of College and Reference Libraries
American Library Association
Norberth, Pa
Community Library Association
New Librarian
New England
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Stewart Area Resident Dies
COOLVILLE Ray mond Cook 85 charter member of the Rome Grange died Thursday night at his home near Stewart. Survivors include four children, 16 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren, a brother, and a sister. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at White funeral home with burial at Doan Cemetery Beebe.
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Coolville
Raymond Cook
The
Rome Grange
Stewart
Gaylord Cook
Marie Butler
William Cook
Maxine Brown
Parkersburg
E. C. Cook
Bradenton
Fla
Anna Hawk
Minnie DeWees
White Funeral Home
Doan
Beebe
Title Execution Ordered in Nelsonville Land Partition
Roger Wolf and Ruth Hawk win purchase rights in a Common Pleas Court partition suit. Judge Francis D. White orders the sheriff to execute title to the defendants selected buyers. Land appraised at 1350 dollars. plaintiffs buy at the appraisal price. Defts named include Jesse L. Allen Beatrice Skidmore Howard Allen Virginia Brown Fay Poling and Robert Poling.
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Roger Wolf
Ruth Hawk
Common Pleas Court
Francis D. White
Nelsonville
Jesse L. Allen
Beatrice Skidmore
Howard Allen
Virginia Brown
Fay Poling
Robert Poling
Jaywalker Found Guilty at Municipal Court
Paul Littlefield an Ohio University student and Washington Hall resident was found guilty of disobeying a traffic signal and fined $5 and court costs. He admitted crossing Union Court intersection against the light but had denied jaywalking and interrupting traffic.
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Paul Littlefield
Ohio University
Washington Hall
Court
Union
Bound to Jury on Non-Support Count
Grover Smith of Athens Route 4 was bound to the grand jury from Municipal Court after pleading innocent to non-support charges filed by Bernice Smith. Bond was set at $500.
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Grover Smith
Athens
Bernice Smith
Weather Update From Hamley Run Area
Dismal weather persisted with a 9 a.m. reading of 35 degrees in rural Hamley Run after a low of 32. Thursday’s highs reached 41 and lows 33, shaping a chilly day.
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Hamley Run
Births and admissions at Shelterings Arms Hospital
Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of Athens welcomed a son while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dishong of Amesville reported a daughter. New admissions included Mollie Lefever Glouster and several Athens residents. discharges listed Reba Scott Athens Route and others.
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Thomas Smith
Athens
Robert Dishong
Amesville
Mollie Lefever
Glouster
Andrew McCaulsky
Charles Gwinn
Reba Scott
Lawrence Dupler
Thurman Knox
the Plains
Paul Williams
Auto crash related damage suit settles out of court
A $20,000 damage suit arising from an auto crash was settled out of Common Pleas Court. Lelia M. McGirr, executrix of the Orland E. McGirr estate, sued Dorothy Terrel, administratrix of the Melvin C. Wilson estate, in a case filed May 28, 1955. The docket was dismissed with prejudice. McGirr died from injuries suffered in the December 5, 1954 accident in the county involving Wilson.
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Common Pleas Court
Lelia M. McGirr
Orland E. McGirr
Dorothy Terrel
Melvin C. Wilson
McGirr
Wilson
Millfield Man Taken To Hospital After Work Illness
Calmen Kozma, 34, of Millfield, was rushed to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad Thursday at 3:25 p.m. after becoming ill at the Athens Machine shop off Mill Street. Fire Chief Charles W. Dalton reports emergency responders provided first aid en route.
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Calmen Kozma
Millfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Athens
Mill St
Charles W. Dalton
YMCA and Westminster Foundation Offer After School Recreation
The YMCA and Westminster Foundation announce a three day a week program for boys to use the foundation's Westminster House at 18 N College St. under area secretary Robert Taylor. Ohio University students will run ping pong and pool activities with tournaments planned. Participation open to non members at the foundation house. The schedule begins Monday Feb 11 with junior high from 3 30 to 5 30 pm, seniors same hours on Wednesdays, and grade school Saturdays 9 am to noon.
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YMCA
Westminster Foundation
Robert Taylor
Chester D. Marquis
N. College St
Ohio University
William Clippinger
Athens
William Morey
Russells Point
Foundation
Foundation House
Taylor
Honor Roll Patterns at AHS Highlight Class Balance
Athens High School reports semester honor roll figures with sophomores at 23.9 percent and seniors at 23.5 percent, while juniors lead in both semester and third period lists. The list includes all A students across grades, naming individuals such as Margaret LaFollette and Mary Kay Ball among a long roster of seniors, sophomores and juniors.
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Athens High School
Don Thomann
Margaret LaFollette
Mary Kay Ball
Judy Buck
Margaret Byrd
Mary Jane Lee
Lelia Roberts
Ellie Thackeray
Priscilla Alden
Anne Baker
Gary Bigley
Sarah Bowling
Tom Cady
Linda Cain
Max Cone
Joyce Dean
Judy Fleck
David Goldberg
Phyllis Goldsberry
Larry Hawk
Melinda Huggins
Barbara Humphreys
Susie Jones
Marilyn Sands
Judie Merz
Gordon Murphy
Kent Organ
Paul Pugh
Vicki Rauch
Marjorie Ridenour
C. W. Sherwood
Rolland Swart
Carolyn Weber
Richard White
Tom Widdoes
Clark
Jim Hughes
Nancy Hawkins
Richard Life
Ronnie Martin
Robert Moffet
Nancy Nolan
Rosellyn Paige
Mary Kay Slusher
Anita Wallace
Marlene Hudwell
Alice Mills
Donna Shay
John Simpkins
Terry White
Victor Campbell
Judy Davis
David Gilmore
Hazel Andrews
Gary Barber
Jennie Bush
Paula Cotton
Julia Curry
Judy Dean
Jim Eblin
Robin Flowers
Martha Frank
Connie Glasgo
Linda Lee
Karen Perry
Douglas Ramseth
Jessie Towland
Barbara Russell
Marcia Selleck
Joyce Shull
Richard Taylor
Lynn Tedrick
Sue van Dyke
Sue Verity
Nancy Wichterman
Mary Gene Woodworth
Barbara Russel
The Plains School Honor Pupils List T
The Plains honors its top students with a list: Twelfth grade names include Sally and Sue McDonald Jim Bosley Jo Ann Brooks Margaret Keeton Ruth Ellen Porter Bernita Lee Doris Thompson Charles Burdette Joyce Nichols Barbara Stalder. Eleventh grade names include William Charney Donald Dowler Ray Finnearty Dan.
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Plains
the Plains School
Sally and
Sue McDonald
Jim Bosley
Jo Ann Brooks
Margaret Keeton
Ruth Ellen Porter
Bernita Lee
Doris Thompson
Charles Burdette
Joyce Nichols
Barbara Stalder
William Charney
Donald Dowler
Ray Finnearty
Dan
Rome Canaan Stewart Honor Roll Third Period Names
Rome Canaan Stewart announces the third reporting period honor roll compiled by Herman L. Ellis. Seniors listed include Featherstone Marshall Spen cer Gallaway McCallister Wade Wheaton Wood Alkire. Juniors include Matlack Boyer Tabler Chapman. Tenth grade names include Tabler Johnson Dorr Christy Laughlin. Ninth grade Flowers Lawson. Eighth grade Alkire Boyer Boyer Butler Chapman Cooper Deeter Dotson Jeffers Laughlin Matlack Skinner Skinner Spencer Tabler Wheaton. Seventh grade Baker Chapman Christy Clem Enevoldsen.
Shively Hall Cafeteria to Open This Week
Shively Hall on the East Green campus will begin serving students this week per university announcements. Students from Biddle Gamerts felder Tiffin and Washington Halls will move from Edgehill cafeteria to Shively, while Shively dorms remain closed until September.
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Shively Hall
New
East Green
Biddle
Gamertsfelder
Tiffin
Washington
Edgehill
Shively
Train Stow-Away Prefers Engines
A 44 year old Cleveland man William H Hook pleaded guilty to illegally riding in a railroad car. He stowed away Wednesday in a westbound diesel engine from Parkersburg and was found hiding inside the engine. He was fined $25 and costs in Municipal Court and is serving the fine in city jail.
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Cleveland
William H. Hook
Hook
B&o
P. P. Glenn
Parkersburg
Glenn
Dalton Sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary for Probation Violation
Robert Dale Dalton, 25, Stew art, was sentenced by Common Pleas Court to 17 years in the Ohio Penitentiary for violating probation. He faced charges of breaking and entering five Bethany Ridge area homes and confessed to 17 home entries in Washington County after being bound over to the grand jury. Dalton had been granted probation from the Athens court on Oct. 11, 1955, following a grand larceny indictment.
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Robert Dale Dalton
Stewart
Ohio Penitentiary From Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Dalton
Bethany
Servicemen News Highlights Promotions And Assignments
James A. Parr of Coolville is promoted to specialist second class in France where he serves as a typist at the Trois Fontaine Ordnance Depot. Other updates note Pvt. Charles D. Chase completing basic training at Ft. Knox under the Reserve Forces Act, and 3-C William M. McCoy returning to Denver after visiting family. Monte R. Riggle and Ernest E. Simmons sail on a South American good will and training cruise aboard USS Dealey and USS Harwood respectively. Elis R. Chalfant, after Ft. Benning training, transfers to Ft. Jackson for supply clerk duties. he had previously worked for the Justice Department in Washington.
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James A. Parr
James W. Parr
Coolville
France
Trois Fontaine
Parr
W. W. Bragg
Tuppers Plains
Ohio University
Army
Camp Gordon
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Charles D. Chase
Merrill H. Chase
Albany
Monte R. Riggle
Ernest E. Simmons
South America
Sam Riggle
McKinley Ave
Simmons
Wilbert S. Simmons
Harwood
Elis R. Chalfant
G. H. Chalfant
Ft. Benning
Carthage-Troy High School
Department of Justice
Washington
Ohio University to Host Third Annual Executive Development Program
Ohio University officials announced the third annual Executive Development Program will run July 7 to August 3 on campus. Thirty participants from various industries, aged 35 to 45 with 10 to 15 years’ experience, will study distribution human relations labor and bargaining financial control production and business policy. The program aims to develop responsibility, broader management understanding, and problem solving in participants.
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Ohio University
Clark E. Myers
College of Commerce
Dean Myers
March on Polio raises funds across Athens area
Athens mothers reported a total of 1664.25 dollars raised in the annual March on Polio last week led by Mrs. Wilson Baker. An extra 255 dollars came from Richland Ave mothers under Mrs. Cloyee Martin. Donors can still contribute by calling 23442 or mailing to Mrs. Lawrence Graves as the county totals await tabulation.
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Athens
Wilson Baker
Richland Ave
Cloyee Martin
Baker
Lawrence Graves
Paul Evener Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge
Paul Evener aged 25 of Athens Route 3 was fined $25 and costs in Municipal Court Friday after pleading guilty to a city police intoxication charge.
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Paul Evener
Athens
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