Business Role Major In World Development
Dr. Paul L. Noble, dean of Ohio University College of Commerce, urged that American business play a major role in aiding underdeveloped regions. He argued for self interested, non exploitative aid to foster economic development and prevent communist influence, while noting these areas also supply raw materials and serve as markets for U S goods. Other OU speakers described self preservation in policy, education’s role, and the International Cooperative Association as a successor to Point Four with Guatemala’s urban education project and development plans.
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Paul L. Noble
Noble
Ohio University College of Commerce
College of Education
Gifford B. Doxsee
Frederick H. McKelvey
Doxsee
American University
Beirut
Lebanon
Coxsee
United States
McKelvey
International Cooperative Association
Ministry of Education
Guatemala
Cancer Crusade meeting stresses early checkups and public awareness
Cancer workers from 14 Southeastern Ohio counties heard Dr. Roger Johnson urge early doctor visits as essential to curing cancer. Karl Reiser noted cancer survival rose from one in seven in 1945 to one in three due to crusades. Local leaders and volunteers attended the Berry Hotel session ahead of the April 1960 Crusade.
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American Cancer Society
Berry Hotel
Ohio
Roger Johnson
Nelsonville
Karl Reiser Cleveland
Society
Lions Review Continued Use of Projector
Athens Lions Club weighs further funding for a 1947 ceiling projector once used to help invalid readers. President Scotty Roberts reports it was kept by Ohio University Library, but has been lost several times and is now back in the library with librarian Walter Wright seeking Lions support to resume its use.
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Athens Lions Club
Scotty Roberts
Lions Club
Ohio University Library
Walter Wright
Ten Athens Countians and OU students to Columbus for pre-induction tests
Five Athens Countians and four Ohio University students rode by bus to Fort Hayes in Columbus for pre-induction physical examinations. Group leader was Robert G. Scott of Athens. others included Edward Hughes of Guysville Carl Taylor of Stewart Leo Richards and Harry Kennedy of Glouster. Ted Stansbury of Glouster did not appear. OU attendees came from Troy Warren Canton and Terre Haute Indiana.
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Athens
Ohio University
Columbus
Ft. Hayes
Robert G. Scott
Edward E
Hughes
Guysville
Carl W. Tabler
Stewart
Leo W. Richards
Harry F. Kennedy
Glouster
Ted Stansbury
Selective Service
Donald C. Swift
Troy
Dennis M. Mosholder
Warren
Harold E. Maine
Canton
Theodore J. Warwick
Terre Haute
Ind
Moeller to Speak on Industry in Rural Area at Albany Lions
Cong. Walter H. Moeller will discuss Industry in the Rural Area at an Albany Lions Club meeting Saturday night. The open 8 p.m. session will be in the Albany High School cafeteria. Invited guests include members of the Margaret Creek Watershed District.
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Walter H. Moeller
Albany Lions Club
Albany High School
Lions
Margaret Creek
Rites Set For Ex-Resident Evan Hamilton Sr
Funeral services will be held Friday at Central Ave Methodist Church for Evan Hamilton Sr former Athens resident who died Tuesday in Franklin. The service starts at 2 pm with burial in West Union Street Cemetery. He left Athens 29 years ago and worked as a machinist in Franklin and Hamilton. Surviving are three sons Evan L Thomas and Harry six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. His wife died in 1933. Friends may call at the Robert Eaton funeral home in Franklin.
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Central Ave
West Union Street
Hamilton
Athens
Franklin and Hamilton
Evan L
Chautauqua
Ohio
Thomas
Franklin
Harry
Nelsonville
Robert Eaton
Police School Session Tonight Postponed One Week
The third session of the police refresher school sponsored by the Athens Police Department has been postponed for one week. Police Chief Joseph B. Grogan announced the delay Thursday morning.
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Athens Police Department
Joseph B. Grogan
Albany Student Wins County Sportsmanship Essay
Albany eighth grader Stanley Willock, 12, won the Athens County Sportsmanship Association theme contest on Good Sportsmanship. Judges Myrta Ashworth and Mable Olson selected him from seven finalists. the work stresses everyday living fair play, and learning from defeat, with the association convening at Rome Canaan High School.
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Lee Kleine
Stanley Willock
Albany
Athens County Sportsmanship Association
Juanita Clyse
Stanley
Myrta Ashworth
East Elementary School
Mable Olson
Ohio University
Athens County
Rome-Canaan High School
Tom Thomas
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of admissions and births at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes a new son for Mr and Mrs Edwin Perry of Athens Route 1 and multiple patients admitted or noted, including Mrs Walter Ruth Athens Route 5 and Mrs Dorothy Graham Athens. Other entries mention Patricia Ann Stiers Athens and Grace Hawk Stewart among numerous named residents.
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Edwin Perry
Athens
Walter Ruth
Dorothy Graham
Glen Brown
Patricia Ann Stiers
Fred Hammer
Thomas Burke
Lee Sherman
Rowland Dais
Pomeroy
Paul Foreman
Albany
Grace Hawk
Stewart
Traffic case against Franklin D. Penn in municipal court
Franklin D. Penn of Waverly, 33, was fined 20 dollars and costs in municipal court after being charged with failing to stop within the assured clear distance following a February 10 traffic accident. Police arrested Penn after the incident.
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Franklin D. Penn
Waverly
Penn
Native of Lebanon Dies at 72 in Athens
Louis Abraham 72 of 392 N Court St Athens died Wednesday evening at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a long illness. He came to the U S from Lebanon in 1895 and lived in Athens since 1927 operating pool rooms and restaurants until ill health forced retirement. He is survived by his uncle Joe Abraham of Athens. Funeral mass 9 a m Saturday at St Pauls Catholic Church Fr Jan B Kish officiating. Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery. Rosary 8 p m Friday at Jagers and Sons funeral home after 2 p m Friday visitation.
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Louis Abraham
N. Court St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Abraham
U. S
Lebanon
Athens
Joe Abraham
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Jan B. Kish
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Effie Bridge 82 dies in Mount St. Mary Hospital
Effie Bridge 82 of New Marshfield died early Thursday after a two month illness. She was born at Mineral and was active in the Church of Christ and several organizations. Survived by husband William L. Bridge four daughters two grandchildren a brother and two resigned or deceased siblings. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the New Marshfield Church of Christ with burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home to host calling after Friday noon.
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Effie Bridge
New Marshfield
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mineral
Thomas
Anna D. Withers
Church of Christ, Order of Eastern Star
Summit Grange
Pythian Sisters
Garden Club
William L. Bridge
Mildred
Niles
Emma Sprague
Kenton
John C. Herron
Margaret
John Withers
Athens
Thomas Withers
Martina D. Miller
New Marshfield Church of ‘Christ
Reece McGoldrick
Miles E. Hoon
New Marshfield Cemetery
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes
Two Drivers Charged In Athens Municipal Court
Two drivers were fined Wednesday in Municipal Court after state highway patrol charges. Thomas Sherman Pitts, 25, of Athens, was fined 10 dollars for improper backing and improper registration. Frederick J. Bishop, 36, of Athens Route 1, was fined 15 dollars plus costs for conditional speed. Both arrests followed accident investigations.
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State Highway Patrol
Thomas Sherman Pitts
Athens
Frederick J. Bishop
Shade Man Fined After Guilty Plea in Municipal Court
Norman B. Fulton of Shade pleaded guilty to intoxication in Municipal Court. He was fined 50 dollars and costs, forfeited a 100 dollar bond from last week, and received a 30 day jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Fulton
Shade
Fulton
Ath ens Masons confer Past Master degree at temple
The Past Master degree will be conferred at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Temple by Athens Chapter 39 Royal Arch Masons, said William D Stewart high priest DeMolay to meet The Athens DeMolay will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Masonic Temple
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Masonic Temple
Athens
Royal Arch Masons
William D. Stewart
Demolay
Order of DeMolay
Marriage License for Allan Tate and Helen Cole
Allan Jay Tate a 22 year old truck driver of Walnut Grove Minnesota and Helen Cole a 20 year old cashier of Coolville are issued a marriage license in this filing.
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Allan Jay Tate
Walnut Grove
Minn
Helen Cole
Coolville
Cashier
Load Limits Reduced on County Roads in Ath ens County
County commissioners reduced load limits by 50 percent on all but five highways starting Saturday. Engineer John W. Dowler cited heavy snowfall and freezing thaw as reasons, listing nearly 106 highways affected. Exceptions include Kimberly Carbondale Road Glen Ebon Road Big Bailey Run Road Little Bailey Run Road and Poston Station Road.
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Athens County
John W. Dowler
Kimberly-Carbondale Rd
Glen Ebon Rd
Big Bailey Run
Little Bailey Run
Poston Station
Tax Deadline Is Saturday In Athens County
Athens County Treasurer T. O. Kincade announced real estate tax collection ends Feb 20. Payment accepted while mail is processed, and taxpayers without statements should verify their address so statements can be mailed in the future.
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Athens County
T. O. Kincade
Kincade
Patterson Taken To Penitentiary
Willie Patterson of Detroit Michigan was sent to the Ohio State Penitentiary to serve a sentence for non support after violating probation. He had been placed on probation in March and was escorted to Columbus by Sheriff Harold Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Patterson
Detroit Mich
Ohio State Penitentiary
Patterson
Harold Shields
Columbus
Athens Legion Post honors past commanders at banquet
At a Post Commanders banquet in Athens, Roger Connor recalled the K. T. Crossen Post history since 1919 and the 41 year milestone. He highlighted a drum and bugle corps event at O. U. Stadium and urged Legionnaires to pursue community projects as he introduced former commanders including C. J. McKinstry and Alex Blair.
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American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Athens
Roger Connor
Royal McBee
Armory
Connor
O. U
College Town
The
Legion Auxiliary
Co. J. Ailstock
Harley Moler
Paul Shannon
R. W. Finsterwald
Byron Wolfe
W. R. Shafer
John Cox
Ben
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