Therapists to Convene National Meeting in Athens Ohio
Dr John D Porterfield leads National Association event in Athens with six speakers from Ohio State University Illinois Indiana and Texas discussing mental hygiene therapy. The four day convention runs March 8 to 10 at Ohio University Center and Women's Gym with talks on recreation psychiatry and hospital programs.
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State Hospital
Frank Adelman
Weston State Hospital
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R. Fitger
University” Extension
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Mary Alice Coombs
Texas
Lucy Fairbank
Bertha Schlotter
Illinois
Beatrice
National Recreation Association
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Fockler
Brandon T. Grover
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DU Center
Kamm
Indiana
Harding
Ohio State
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Adelman
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Accident on Route 50 near Athens Livestock Sales barns
State Highway Patrol reported an accident with no injuries and minor damage to two vehicles on Route 50 near the Athens Livestock Sales barns Wednesday. Albert A. McClain, 58, Gutlet, was charged after emerging from the roadside and striking an east bound ute driven by Edward A Reeves, 20, Highland. McClain was fined $10 and costs in municipal Court Thursday.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Albert A. McClain
Gutlet
Edward A Reeves
Highland
McClain
Two Carbondale Youths Plead to Petty Larceny
Franklin Gilbraith and Myles Stump, both 20 of Carbondale, pleaded to petty larceny in Municipal Court. Judge John F. Newcomb fined each $200 with $150 suspended and placed them on one year probation after admitting they stole copper wire from Carbondale Coal Co last Friday night. They said they took the wire from a building across from the Carbondale Post Office and sold about $8 of it.
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John F. Newcomb
Franklin Gilbraith
Myles Stump
Carbondale
Carbondale Coal Co
Carbondale Post Office
Harold Shields
Shoemaker Funeral Planned for 86 in Columbus Area
Funeral services for George C. Shoemaker 86, former Athens resident, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Jage Funeral Home. He died Tuesday in Columbus and is survived by a daughter and two sons, plus another daughter Mrs. Euleen Douglas. Burial will follow at Green Lawn Cemetery in Nelsonville.
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Athens
Columbus
Shoemaker
Euleen Douglas
Colum
Jage
Green Lawn
Nelsonville
Columbus meeting to discuss Ohio wildlife program improvement
Everett E. Ridge, district wildlife supervisor, says about half of Ohio game protectors will attend a three day combined meeting of the Ohio Game Protectors Association and the League of Ohio Sportsmen in Columbus. The rest will attend a March 23 meeting. Athens Council 15 KSM will be inspected Friday at 7 30 p.m. by Thomas C. Swope for Royal and Select Master degrees with refreshments served.
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Ohio
Ohio Game Protectors Association
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Columb
Everett E. Ridge
Ohio Wildlife Managment Association
Ohio Conservation Congress
Athens Council
K&sm
Thomas C. Swope
Lewis V. Maynard
Washington's Air Guard Ope Inspires March Recruitment Drive
Washington's Air Guard prepares for a federal run inspection in March and joins a statewide drive to recruit 3000 men for the Ohio outfits the 37th Infantry Division 166th Regimental Combat Team and the 166th Fighter Squadron. The Athens Armory opens on George Washington's Birthday with 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours. Chief Warrant Officer Carl Wilson says a qualified officer will discuss enrollment.
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Ohio
37Th Infantry Division
166Th
George Washington
National Guard
Washington
Athens
Carl Wilson
PHDAY LAUNCHES CA as Recruitin Jxvdl openings for about 20 men
Gen. Leo M. Kreber, adjutant general of Ohio, urged enlistment in the National Guard as a path to military training at home. He said recruits can earn extra money, build retirement credits, learn new skills, and continue education or profession while serving locally.
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Wien
Leo M. Kreber
Adjutant General of
Ohio
National Guard
Guard
Armory Opens as Inspection Looms for Athens Unit
The Athens armory opens as inspection looms, offering a two week training pause and stressing value to students and employers. The unit expects another high rating after a prior “superior” federal evaluation, per Warrant Officer Nel.
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