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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1947

Page

5

Legion official condemns military budget cuts at Athens meeting

American Legion State Commander Don C. Schoeppe urged nearly 200 attendees to voice concern in Congress, arguing for strong military forces alongside UN initiatives. He warned cuts echo 1932 economy shifts harming defense and cited universal military training as essential for a trained reserve. Ohio U official Albert C. Gubitz to speak at a WPAY banquet tonight.

American Legion Don C. Schoeppe Berry Hotel Congress PS Talk United Nations Schoeppe Legion Eisenhower Ohio

Fenzel Named Assistant to Dean at Commerce College

William H. Fenzel, associate professor of accounting and economic geography at Ohio University, is appointed assistant to the dean of the College of Commerce. He will counsel with students and handle increased administration as enrollment tops 778. Fenzel joined OU in 1918, earned NYU BS in 1917, and an Ohio AB in 1918.

William H. Fenzel Ohio University Colllege of Commerce John C. Baker Commerce A. H. Armbruster Fenzel College of Commerce Ohio Europe Dean Armbruster American Accounting Association Sigma Theta Gamma Park Place

Honor Society Pupils Named At Assembly

Nine Athens High School seniors and seven juniors were tapped for the National Honor Society during a Thursday morning assembly in the high school auditorium. Stephen Fuller, an Athens High School graduate joining the Ohio University faculty, spoke, with two vocal solos by Bonnie Herron. Principal Oliver S. Wood said selections were based on scholarship service character and leadership and voted on by the faculty, with Anne Pickering advising.

Athens High School Stephen Fuller Ohio University Bonnie Herron Oliver S. Wood Anne Pickering William Furst Thea Parestides Linda Pedigo Chris Rice Martha Tolliver Bill Driscoll Donna Buck Mike Swyers Barbara Algeo Lina Hess Joan Vance Betty Snyder Margaret Robe Marion Vanity al Gubitz Merrill Thomas Carolyn Herbert Middleport

DAV to Meet Conrath Bean Chapter at Armory Clubrooms

DAV to meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Armory clubrooms. Commander Ernest McGraner announces the gathering with refreshments to be served.

DAV Conrath- Bean Ernest McGraner

War veterans urge unity against subversive groups

A World War I veteran tells Legionnaires that war-mongers are named for opposing policies and warns World War II could have been avoided with adequate military might. He denounces subversive groups and urges Legion to smash ideologies from Communism to Fascism. The Athens district convention is announced for June 8 1947 with local officials and new members introduced.

America J. Edgar Hoover Voice of America Legionnaires Schoeppe Eighth District Ford Ourse Wellston Athens Charles Q. Kelley Little Rock Ark Legion John DeMolet Athens Post John Dowler DeMolet Jack Prebel Edward Smith Pete DeWeese Raymond A. Lee Donald E. Robinson Robert J. Cook Dewey M. Goddard Franz Woodworth Rose Ann Alexander Ohio University St. Clair Burden San Francisco John Blower Ralph Getchel Glouster

OU Faculty Posts Filled

Four additions to the Ohio University faculty were announced by President John C. Baker. New appointments include three instructors and one graduate assistant, with roles in brass instruments, music, engineering drawing, and journalism.

Ohio University John C. Baker School of Music Edgar Moore Baldwin Long Island N. Y Syracuse University Juilliard School of Music New York City R. M. Rice Canton Robert Wickham Bedford Ohio U Edward Birkner Palisade N. J

Carlos Cameron Rites Announced at First Christian Church

Funeral services for Carlos H. Cameron, who died Tuesday night, will be held Friday at 4 p.m. at the First Christian Church. Burial is set for W. Union Street Cemetery with Athens Elks Lodge members taking part. Friends may call at Jagers funeral home until five minutes before services.

Carlos H. Cameron First Christian Church W. Union St Athens Elks Lodge Jagers Funeral

Athens Mayor Fines Speed Violator for 55 MPH Drive

Charles Fair of Athens Route 3 was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth Wednesday after admitting a speed limit violation while driving at 55 miles per hour through Athens.

Charles Fair Athens Fair Franz Woodworth

Scout Week Observed By Athens Area Troops

Athens area Boy Scouts mark the 37th anniversary of the national founding with church services in Athens Chauncey and other towns. Troops 56 and 55 host demonstrations and events at churches, stores display scout themes, and award ceremonies honor Rev. Fred E. Luchs and Emerson Houf. Short film Men of Tomorrow shown at Athena Theater.

United States E. A. Goodwin Kootaga Athens Chauncey Plains Glouster Nelsonville Troop 56 Kiwanis Club Troop 55 Presbyterian Church Fred E. Luchs Emerson Houf Columbus and Southern Electric Co Bank's Schine Athena Theater Boy Scout Week

Fruit School Set by Tri-County Apple Growers

The annual Fruit School sponsored by the Tri-County Apple Growers Association and the Extension Service will be held at Troy High School in Coolville Monday at 10 30 a m. Ross Wright says speakers include C W Ellenwood and H F Winter. The event aims to update fruit growers in Athens Meigs Washington and Wood counties on disease and insect control methods. C E Holdren chairs the Tri-County group.

Tri-County Apple Growers Association The Extension Service Troy High School Coolville Ross Wright C. W. Ellenwood Orchard Management Department H. F. Winter Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster C. E. Holdren Tri-County

OU Military Enrollment Maintains Steady Pace This Spring

Ohio University reports enrollment in military science courses unchanged from fall. Elementary course totals reach 294 with 19 second year students. Advanced courses list 56 junior trainees and two senior trainees, with 34 training for Air Corps, 14 for Infantry, and 10 for Quartermaster commissions.

Ohio University Ray E. Cavanee Col. Cavanee Air Corps Quartermaster Corps

Athens Area Drugstores Trade Names Listed

A sequence of Athens Ohio area drugstores is identified including Athens Pharmacy Gallaher Drug Co McKee Drug Store and Dutton Drug Company in Middleport Ohio detailing local pharmacy names and locations.

Athens Pharmacy Gallaher Drug CO McKee Drug Store Athens, Ohio Dutton Drug Company Middleport, Ohio

Rings Around the Bathtub and Table Teach Patience

A narrator recalls Jeb Crowell’s outburst over rings left by family members. He vents at his wife then notices her polishing the table by his chair, removing his rings. He adapts by placing his glass on a cover and forgives minor faults, noting everyday annoyances require patience.

Jeb Crowell Sonny Pinky Jeb

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