Faculty Meeting Slated On Vet Housing Problem
Ohio University officials announce a faculty meeting at 4 p.m. in Ewing Halls Auditorium to discuss plans for housing veteran students. Gov Lausche says money will be provided to fund new campus housing, with a state board of control considering a $1 015 214 request amid limited funds.
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Ohio University
B. T. Grover
Ewing Halls
Grover
Baker
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Ohio
State Board of Control
H. D. Gefenbacher
State Bridge Commission
Mrs Higgins Dies at Home of Daughter in Cambridge Mass
Mrs Elizabeth Higgins wife of the late Dr J M Higgins died Sunday at her daughter Louise Langenberg’s home in Cambridge Massachusetts The Athens physician was known for long service including a term as health commissioner She attended the Presbyterian Church in Athens Survived by nieces and nephews two sons and two sons from a prior marriage preceded her Burial in West Union Street Cemetery Funeral arrangements are through Jagers Funeral Home with services at the Presbyterian Church Thursday at 11 AM led by Rev A Wilcox
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Elizabeth Higgins
J. M. Higgins
Louise Langenberg
Cambridge
Mass
Higgins
Athens
Park Place
Monroe Higgins
Alfred Farmer
Dayton
Luke Farmer
Jagers
Presbyterian Church
A. ¥. Wilcox
W. Union St
Chappelear Rites Planned
Funeral services for George Jocky Chappelear 76 died Sunday at Hillcrest Rest Home near Athens will be held at Jacksonville Methodist Church Wednesday at an hour to be announced. Born in Morgan County he spent most of his life in Jacksonville. His wife preceded him in death and he leaves brothers and sisters in Canton Bridgeport W V Clarksburg and Jacksonville.
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George
Jocky) Chappelear
Hillcrest
Athens
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Morgan County
Chappelear
Jacksonville
Charles Colum
Bess Chappelear
William Elbert
Canton
Ella Altman
Bridgeport
W. Va
Walter Antil
Clarksburg
Bart McDonald
Glouster RD
William Deal
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Help Constipation For 44 Years
Ohio doctor F M Edwards offered Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and related symptoms like headaches lack of pep and dull skin. The ad promotes gentle thorough action on both upper and lower bowels and claims natural relief with no gripping effects. Prices listed 15 30 60 cents.
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F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Dr. Edwards
Infant Dies In Hospital In Columbus
Dennis F. Miller two and a half months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Miller of 110 West Union Street died Sunday morning at Children's Hospital Columbus after a month and a half illness. Survived by maternal grandparents W. E. Dickens Athens and paternal grandparents Minnie Miller and Frank Miller Athens. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. at Dickens home 297 West Union Street burial West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at Dickens home anytime.
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Dennis F. Miller
Albert F. Miller
W. Union St
Children's Hospital
Columbus
W. E. Dickens
Athens
Minnie Miller
Frank Miller
Dickens
West Union St
John Sealey Dies at 86 in Decatur
COOLVILLE. Funeral services for John Sealey will be at White Chapel Church near Coolville Tuesday at 12 p.m. He died Saturday at his Decatur home aged 86. Survived by wife Elizabeth two daughters Mrs John Griffin of Hockingport and Mrs Ralph Grimes of Columbus three sons John Sealey Jr Wilmer Sealey and Lyle Sealey all of Decatur Township twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial rites pending at cemetery near White Chapel Church.
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Coolville
John Sealey
White Chapel
Lyle Sealey
Decatur Town
White Chapel Church
Fruit School Set for January 16 in Coolville
Fruit growers from Meigs, Washington and Athens Counties will hold Fruit School at Troy High School in Coolville on January 16. The program, the first since before the war, will cover recent advances in fruit growing and is conducted by the Agricultural Extension office and the Tri-County Apple Growers Association. Paramuthia Lodge Meets for Master Mason Degree Tuesday at 7 30 pm.
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Meigs
Washington
Athens
Troy High School
Coolville
Agricultural Exten ‘Sion
Tri-County
Ae Iple Growers Association
Paramuthia Lodge
Ira W. Burnfield
Five Arrested Over Weekend By Patrolmen
Five people were arrested and three automobile accidents reported as Ohio Highway Patrols near Athens handled weekend traffic. Notable incidents include Clifford Loudner 20 of Deanville and Alvin Lave 40 of Columbus colliding at Route 33 and 691 south of Nelsonville. Loudner fined $25. Floyd Lowe 19 of Athens fined $10 for reckless operation after an early Sunday Route 33 crash near Nelsonville. William Harkins 24 of The Plains uninjured when colliding with a stopped truck on Route 682. James Brown 21 of Junction City fined $10 for driving without a tail light on Route 33 near Nelsonville. Calvin Edgell 18 of Glouster fined $10 for no driver’s license on Route 35 south of Nelsonville. James H Wilson 25 of Nelsonville to be arraigned for speeding on Route 23.
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Athens
Highway Patrol
Clifford Loudiner
Deanville
Alvin V. Lave
Columbus
Nelsonville
Loudner
Daugherty
Lowe
Floyd E. Lowe
Franz Woodworth
Dwight J. Rizer
Lowe Auto
William H. Harkins
the Plains
Lower Plains
Chauncey
Graves
Chillicothe
Harkins
James H. Wilson
Nelsonsville
Athens sees January heat record of 72 degrees
The day featured a 72 degree high, the warmest for the date in Athens as Mrs. C.N. France noted. The city saw many cars on surrounding highways and Ohio University students returning from vacation, with shirt sleeves in the afternoon. Clouds cooled overnight to 42 degrees with light morning rain.
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Athens
C.N. France
Ohio University
Court St
Markets Hold Steady Amid Labor Still Weighs On Stocks
Markets in New York showed scattered advances as some industrials gained, but labor disputes remained the main bullish handicap. Reinstatements appeared in places, reflecting cautious optimism that the strike situation could improve despite overall reluctance among leaders.
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NEW York
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh livestock listings show hogs steady to higher with prices 140 to 300 lb rated at 14.95 per cwt and over 300 lb at 524.80. Cattle and calves mix steady trade with steers 1256 lb at 37.30, heifers and yearlings varied. Sheep and lambs limited, lambs 15.25 to 16.75, ewes and wethers lower. Listings include births to local residents and multiple farms across Avon to The Plains and Carbondale with buyer names and farm ages noted.
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Cincinnati
James Wood
SiD-odee Ari
Donkins
Rim
Sein
Stanley Bolin
Ava
George Shamel
the Plains
Pittsburgh
Joseph Grogan
Avon Pl
Leman
Grace Mallon
Ralph Williams
Carbondale
Albert Davis
Jacksonville
Emer
Local Discharges List for Nelsonville and Nearby Areas
A discharge list records Mrs. Paul Linton of Nelsonville Mrs. Pearl Haning of Athens Mrs. Marjorie Carter Carl Lessler of Glouster Larry Smith of Dexter Mrs. Robert Cochran of Chauncey and Mrs. Dorothy Stump of Athens.
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Paul Linton
Nelsonville
Pearl Haning
Athens
Marjorie Carter
Carl Lessler
Glouster
Larry Smith
Dexter
Robert Cochran
Chauncey
Dorothy Stump
Baird Resumes Duties As Field Representative
Homer T. Baird, recently discharged from the Navy, has resumed duties as district field representative for The McBee Company. A 1924 hire, he is among the oldest field reps, and he previously served on the Athens Board of Education and as a city councilman.
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Homer T. Baird
Navy
McBee Company
Baird
McBee
Athens Board of Education
Both Parents Die of Cincinnati's George Pierson Family
George Pierson of Cincinnati, husband of Pearl Lemley of Athens, lost both parents within ten days. William Pierson died Thursday December 27 and Mrs. Pierson died Thursday January 3. Funeral services were held in Cincinnati.
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George Pierson
Cincinnati
Pearl Lemley
Athens
Grain and Produce Pricing in Cincinnati and Chicago Markets
Grain and produce price data from Cincinnati and Chicago markets lists wholesale grades, case counts, and receipts for various grades of candied fruit, fowls, roosters, and chickens. Separate figures cover eggs, with unit prices and current receipts, while a separate note mentions crowded scalp density and hair counts.
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Cincinnati
Miss Wanda Coots Weds Kenneth Penn In Nelsonville Church
Miss Wanda Lee Coots daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Coots of Cleveland and Nelsonville wed Kenneth Penn son of Mrs Eva Penn Raridan in a noon ceremony at the Church of Christ Nelsonville The bride wore marquisette and satin with a lace yoke and veil The groom is a torpedoman first class recently discharged from the Navy They will reside in Columbus after a short wedding trip
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Church of Christ, Nelsonville
Wanda Lee Coots
Harry Coots
E. 19Th St
Cleveland
Athens
Nelsonville
Kenneth BE
Eva Penn
Raridan
L. E. Evans
Louraine Jewett
Carlos Penn
Cincinnati
Sigrid Love
Glenn Allen
Penn
Columbus
Miss Burt Weds Paul Metcalf in Nelsonville Ceremony
Miss Grace Colleen Burt became the bride of Paul Eugene Metcalf in a single ring ceremony at the home of Rev. Charles McCray in Nelsonville at 6 p.m. December 28. The bride wore a navy blue pin stripe suit with black accessories and a red rose corsage. Attendants were Miss Mary Jane Burt and Mrs. Fabhion Hemsworth, both in black. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Metcalf of Guysville, had just been discharged from the army after three years overseas. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alma Burt of Nelsonville.
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Charles McCray
Nelsonville
Grace Colleen Burt
Paul Eugene Metcalf
Mary Jane Burt
Fabhion Hemsworth
Earl Metcalf
Guysville
Jana
Alma Burt
31 Club Hosts Mrs Dwight Gaskill at January Meeting
The 31 Club gathered at Mrs Dwight Gaskill’s home 57 Mulberry Street for the January meeting with Mrs Arnold Williams presiding. Attendees included Mrs Harold McGrath Mrs Denver Rowland Mrs Ivan Brown Mrs Luster Martin and Mrs George Merchant. Prizes went to Mrs McGrath and Mrs Merchant. The gathering occurred Thursday evening January 3. Albany Garden Club Notice: Albany Community Garden Club will meet Wednesday January 9 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs E M Baughman, moving from Friday January 11.
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Dwight Gaskill
Mulberry St
Arnold Williams
Harold McGrath
Denver Rowland
Ivan Brown
Luster Martin
George Merchant
Po B&b
Albany Garden Club
Albany Community Garden Club
E. M.baughman
Petition for Divorce Filed in Common Pleas Court
Margaret Hayes White sues Leslie E. White for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme mental cruelty. Married in June 1943 at Guysville, no children. Mrs White seeks restoration of her maiden name Margaret Hayes.
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Common Pleas Court
Leslie E. White
Margaret Hayes White
Guysville
Radio Highlights and Programs on CBS NBC and More
A mixed radio schedule features new comedy quiz replacing Thanks to the Yanks on CBS WENS, Cavalcade of America on NBC WLW, Hedda Hopper Hollywood News, a Russian baritone guest on Voice of Firestone, Gabriel Heatter on WHEC, Louvinia Primas Orchestra on Spotlight Bands, and a radio adaptation of The Lost Weekend with Ray Milland and Jane Wyman on CBS WENS.
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Bob Hawk
Wre
Cavalcade of America
Nbc-Wlw
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood News
Ixer Gorin
Ae Firestone
NBC
WLW
Cabriel Heaiter
the News
MBS
WHEKC
Louvis Prima
Mbs-Whec
Ray Milland
Jane Wiman
Cbs-Wens
Club Calendar Monday Activities and Hosts
Monday events include Wesleyn Service Guild meeting at 7 30 p m in Business and Professional Women's Club rooms with Miss Geraldine Hope as hostess. Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary meets at Mrs J B Roberts 116 Franklin Ave with sales tax stamps requested. W E A Review gathers 7 30 p m in I OCF Hall.
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Wesleyn Service Guild
Business and Professional Women's Club
Geraldine Hope
Gladys van Dyke
Pease
Alpha Delta Pi
J. B. Roberts
Franklin Ave
Moniday
C.F. Hall
Oom
Birthday party honors 14th for Mrs Oscar Andrews
Mrs Oscar Andrews of New Marshfield entertained friends of Joan Andrews Thursday evening December 3 in honor of her 14th birthday. Guests included Anita Cox Patty Llewellyn Peggy Withers Patty Morgan Nettie Thompson Fauna Withers Gene Milliran Richard Collins Berry McFadden Betty Hawk Joan Arnold George Hibbard and Melvin Stedman. Pvt John N Cordray Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind spent a three day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Lester Cordray Athens Route One. Other Cordray visitors were Mr and Mrs Earl L Gibbs Athens. Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church will meet Wednesday 730 p m at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Winefordner. Irene Riley Athens Route Three is convalescing at home after major surgery and recovery is satisfactory.
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Oscar Andrews
New Marshfield
Joan Andrews
Anita Cox
Patty Llewllyn
Pep’ Gy Withers
Patty Morgan
Nettie Thompson
Fauna Withers
Gene* Milliran
Richard Collins
Berry McFadden
Betty Hawk
Joan Arnold
George Hibbard
Melvin Stedman
John N. Cordray
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Pua
Lester Cordray
Athens
Cordray
Earl L. Gibbs
Naose
Naomi
The
Plains Methodist Church
Elizabeth Winefordner
Irene Riley
Take Off Two Pounds Week On This Diet
Diet advice by Alicia Hart outlines a seven day plan to lose about two pounds per week. Cites Dr. Jacob Buckstein on safe caloric balance, suggests five to six months for larger goals, and provides two days of sample meals with breakfast lunch and dinner. Encourages physician consultation and variations to reduce monotony while keeping calories constant.
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Alicia Hart
Jacob Buckstein
Pallas Club Meeting Notice and Local Military Updates
Pallas Club will meet with Miss Laura Bailey at 7 Church St on Saturday January 12 at 2 30 p m. Pvt Forrest Metcalf of Guysville was discharged from the Army on December 19 after four months at Camp Wheeler Ga. Mr and Mrs Roy L Straight and daughter Nancy K of Huntington W Va were visitors of Mrs Straight’s aunt Mrs Lester Cordray. Straight, a Marshall College physical education instructor, was discharged from the Navy. A telegram from Staff Sgt Robert E Cordray said he has arrived in Vancouver WA from Okinawa and would be home soon.
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Pallas Club
Laura Bailey
Church St
Pvt
Forrest Metcalf
Guysville
Army
Camp Wheeler
Roy L. Straight
Nancy K
Huntington
W. Va
Straight
Lester Cordray
Marshall College
U.S. Navy
English Channel
Robert E. Cordray
Vancouver
Wash
Okinawa
Service Man Has Learned Tolerance
Ruth Millett discusses how returning servicemen may gain tolerance and new perspectives. Many come home with stronger family bonds, clearer life goals, and calmer expectations after wartime strain. New interests and a preference for peaceful home life can emerge, easing reintegration and reducing worries for anxious spouses.
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Ruth Millett
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Chappelear Rites Planned
Dr.Edwards
Decatur
Fruit
the Security Savings Bank
Athens, Ohio
United States
Federal Deposit Ensurance Corporation
Gains
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Caz
Fay
Neli
Rolling Mills
Tel
Beth. Steel
Colum. G
Curtiss-Wright
DuPontsin
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear
BI Int
Harvester Kroger
Montgom Wat. Biscuitee
Centrak Nee
Obio Qi
R. R
Procter and Gaea Radio. Corp
Repub. Steel
Sears Roebuck i
N. J
U. 5
Steel
Youngstown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chicago
Froduce Butler
Sound Amcn
Athens Co. Savings and Loan Co
Lette Gallding
Athens, Ohne
Wanda Coots
Miss Burt
Paul Metcalf
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Inland City
N.Y
Hraashived
Pepet-Ovin Bottling Co
Rome
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Short
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Jane Russell
Lydia
Pinkham
Evans Market
Fine Foods
Florida
Pascal Celery
Dixie Maid
Keystone
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