Ohio University appoints new deans for expanded colleges
President Herman G James announced the creation of several new colleges at Ohio University and the appointment of faculty as deans to begin July 1 1936. Walter Gamertsfelder will lead Arts and Sciences and the Graduate College. Thomas McCracken becomes Provost and Dean of Education. A H Armbruster will head Commerce. A A Atkinson will be Dean of Applied Sciences. Irma Voigt and John Johnston continue as heads of University College. The final dean of Fine Arts is to be chosen.
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Ohio University System
Herman G. James
Walter S. Gamertsfelder
Edwin Watts Chubb
College of Arts and Sciences
Chubb
Ohio University
Warsaw
Northwestern University
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Gamertsfelder
Ohio State University
McCracken
University
Thomas Cooke McCracken
College of Education
Bellefontaine
Monmouth College
Indiana
Harvard
Ohio
University of Utah
Colorado State Teachers’ College
College of Commerce
A. H. Armbruster
School of Commerce
Finance
Armbruster
Auburn
New York
Western Reserve University
University of Michigan
Athens
Hocking
Atkinson
Irma F. Voigt
John R. Johnston
University College
College of Fine Arts
James
Moler III Hospitalized With Severe Cold Fears Pneumonia
WwW. FE. Moler III was taken to Sheltering Arm Hospital Thursday night with a severe cold. His condition remained unchanged this morning and pneumonia is feared to develop.
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FE. Moler III
Turner Represents Ohio University in State Oratorical Contest
William K. Turner, a Cleveland Ohio University senior, competes for OU at the Ohio State Intercollegiate Oratory Association contest at Wittenberg College Springfield. His topic is Life Takes a Holiday coached by Prof L C Staats. Funding for the trip was secured by the Men's Faculty Club Public Relations Committee. Dr R E Tulloss presides as Wittenberg hosts eleven colleges in the association.
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William K. Turner
Cleveland
Ohio University
Ohio State Intercollegiate Oratory Association
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Turner
L. C. Staats
William Turner
OWO U
Wittenberg
Staats
R. E. Tulloss
Southeastern Ohio Young People's Convention Friday Schedule
The third annual Southeastern Ohio Young People's Convention is sponsored by the Church of God in Corning. Dr. J A Morrison president of Anderson College will deliver three addresses. Events begin 8 a m with worship and music. Conference session at 9 30 a m. Reverend Steenbergen of Pittsburgh speaks after intermission.
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Ohio Young People’s Convention
The
Church of
Cipal
J. A. Morrison
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Anderson, Ind
Deedor Morrison
T. J. Steenbergen
Pittsburgh
G. E. Swart
Corning
Two Are Initiated Into Athens Grange
Athens Grange held its February meeting at the Grange Hall with W. H. McClain in charge. A supper was served, and Mrs. W. H. McClain was elected Lecturer while Mrs. 8S. 8S. Shaw became assistant secretary. The first and second degrees were conferred on Harold J. Rose and Bernard R. Hayes by the drill team. Next meeting is March 5.
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Athens Grange
Grange
Fairgrounds
W. H. McClain
Shaw
Harold J. Rose
Bernard R. Hayes
Lodge officers to be installed in Jacksonville
R. I. Wolf of Coolville deputy grand master J C C F Lodge and R L Marlow of Athens Sereno Lodge travel to Jacksonville tonight to install officers of the Charles Thomas Lodge in the lodge hall there.
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R. I. Wolf
Coolville
J.C.C.F. Lodge
R. L. Marlow
Athens
Sereno Lodge
Jacksonville
Charles Thomas Lodge
Athens County Receives Bond Interest Funds From State Auditor
Athens County announced 18,606.55 from State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy to pay principal and interest on 1932 1935 poor relief bonds due March 1. Two checks cover 5,272.26 for the Carey Act bond and 13,334.29 for the 1932 issue. Ballpark data shows bonds carry low rates and the county stresses good credit and orderly payments. Other area counties received utilities tax allocations and grants from state relief funds.
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Athens County
Joseph T. Tracy
Cleveland Corporation
Gibson
Maude Lowry
Messenger
Gallia
Hocking
Lawrence
Vinton County
State Relief Commission
Judge hears Dunkle divorce case in Athens court
Judge O F Rowland of the Athens County Common Pleas Court heard the divorce suit brought by Chester H Dunkle of near Glouster against Ruth Dunkle of Columbus under advisement after Thursday's evidence.
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O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Chester H. Dunkle
Glouster
Ruth Dunkle
Columbus
Snow Forecast and Temperature Report
The highest Thursday afternoon reached 32 degrees with a nighttime drop to eight. By morning the river had fallen two feet to nine feet, as Mrs. Co. N. France notes. Snow flurries and increased cloudiness are forecast, with slightly colder conditions in the western portion Saturday.
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Co. N. France
Albany Board Refuses Funds for Unpaid Bus Drivers
The Albany Consolidated School District board filed an answer in Athens County Common Pleas Court to writs of mandamus requiring payment of court awarded judgments to five school bus drivers. The district says it lacks unencumbered funds and needs all money to operate the school, denying authority to issue bonds. Judgments listed: Dixon 1373.73, Douglas 1288.19, Sweeney 1067.62, Allen 1479.51, Biddle 1699.06.
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Board of Education
Albany Consolidated School District
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Thomas F. Dixon
Jesse Douglas
George Sweeney
D. F E. Allen
Roger Biddle
Athens Men Entered In Columbus Shoot
Claude Westfall and Charles Woodworth of Athens and Everett Jake Jacoby of Logan head to Columbus for the 11th Mid West Small Bore Tournament at Fort Hayes indoor range. They belong to the Athens Pistol and Rifle Club and were Camp Perry winners last fall.
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Claude Westfall
Charles Woodworth
Athens
Everett
Jake
Unusual Stage Show at Athena Theater This Saturday
Athena Theater presents a striking revue with novelties and a versatile cast led by Bobby and King. The famous comedians return to a home tour after three years touring Europe, promising entertainment beyond conventional stage techniques.
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Athena
Bobby
King
Europe
Circulation and Interest in County Library Show Gains
County Library reports January 18 to February 15 shows a large rise in circulation and reader interest. Books, magazines, and newspapers attract more donations, with 3 028 books in service and 1 747 distributed to 40 centers.
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Daisy Mary Smith
Mack R. Braley
State Library
The
Child Health and Protective Committee
WPA
Athens County
County Library Service
W. L. Logan
Lakewood
Edwin Watts Chibb
Ohio University Men's Faculty Club
Public Schools
Paul Rothermel
Short Circuit Triggers Car Fire Damaging Spitzer Vehicle
Fire on North Lancaster Street damaged Charles Spitzer's automobile during Thursday night. Fire Chief B R Laughlin said an installation error on a new heater caused a short circuit in the engine wires under the hood. Estimated damage set at five dollars.
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Charles Spitzer
Athens R. D
N. Lancaster St
B. R. Laughlin
Spitzer
Laughlin
Reverend Miles Hoon to Lead Sunday Services at Airline
Rev Miles Hoon will conduct preaching at Airline near Albany Sunday at 2 30 p m His subject The Net Let Down Bible School at 1 30 p m Time of services changed from morning to afternoon due to weather
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Miles Hoon
Airline
Albany
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