Ohio University seeks 50 permanent part time jobs for students
The OU Student Employment Service under Martin L. Hecht is compiling a list of 50 permanent part time residential jobs for freshmen. About 75 current students are on the on call list, with roles including gas station work and house chores such as wall cleaning and baby sitting. Wages are set by mutual agreement, though a tentative scale is offered. all applicants are screened before inclusion. The service aims to boost student finances and provide rising opportunities for more students with housing needs.
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Ohio University
Martin L. Hecht
Hecht
Athens Board of Trade
Soil Conservation Officers Elected in Athens District
Results from the Athens Soil Conservation District meeting show Roy C. Gilham re-elected as chairman with Ralph C. Frash as vice chairman Edgar Dixon as secretary and Fred Vorr as treasurer. The board approved plans for Ray Jeffers and F Herman Cordray farms and authorized technical assistance for several locals. Granville Smith becomes assistant to Wiseman with Baker promoted, while district efforts reflect a statewide conservation speed up and notable farm improvements.
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Athens Soil Conservation District
Roy C. Gilham
Board of Supervisors
Ralph C. Frash
Edgar
Ohio State University
W. Eldon Wiseman
Francis
J. Baker
Fayette County
Wiseman
Ohio
Russia Aim Is World Soviet, Speaker Says
Lt. Col. George M. Rogers deputy director of intelligence for the Ninth Air Force at Langley VA told the Scabbard and Blade Society Russia aims at a world soviet. He warned Marxist doctrine has progressed and could threaten the United States. He cited Russian progress in rock et and aviation research and urged democracy as the only form of government. Before his talk the society admitted 23 new members including William J. Driscoll of Athens.
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Scabbard and Blade Society
George M. Rogers
Ninth Air Force
Langley Air Force Base
Russia
Marx
United States
United States of America
Colonel Rogers
Soviet Union
Rogers
Europe
Col. Rogers
William J. Driscoll
Athens
SAR Sponsors High School Oratory Test
Athens County youths were invited to Ewings Chapter Sons of the American Revolution to compete in a national oratorical contest. Athens County winners will appear at the April Ohio SAR meeting in Day ton and the winner advances to the national contest. The chapter discussed 1950 projects including roadside historic markers. Officers were reelected: Karl Kasten president E A Reed vice president John Newcomb vice president Raymond Lee secretary C C Millikan treasurer C H Harris genealogist W M Bryant historian R M Slutz chaplain Gordon K Bush reporter.
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Athens County
Ewings
Sons of the American Revolution
Athens Pono Society
W. M. Bryant
Ohio Society of the Sar
Dayton
Karl Kasten
E. A. Reed
Middleport
Meigs County
John Newcomb
Raymond Lee
C. C. Millikan
C. H. Harris
R. M. Slutz
Gordon K. Bush
Rainy Week Ends With Mild Spring Day
Skies cleared Friday after a day of rain and a springlike high of 54. Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France recorded 9:30 a.m. readings. The Hocking River rose to 6.7 feet after 0.49 inches of rain, continuing its increase from the previous night.
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C. N. France
Hocking
Athens County Realty Transfers Summary
Real estate transfers in Athens County include Eliza Graham to Pete Topakas in Athens, 2872 in Eliza Graham's Addition. Linscott heirs to Lucile Linscott and Marianna Biddle for 599 acres in Ames and Amesville. Alice Bean to Olive Seibert in Nelsonville, inlot 957 Harper's Addition. Mary E Smart inherits Chauncey lots 90 91 and 57 acres in The Plains. Hails to Hails et ux 15 acres in Alexander Township. LaCorte to Vedo Limo in Glouster outlet 3. Nora Martin to Albert Conaway in Trimble Township outlets 131 132. Anha Bell Milkowski to Jennings Weekly and Anna Ruth Weekly all Athens County in Dover Township. Carl Fultz to George Tribe and Audra Tribe 120 acres in Waterloo. Pallo heirs to Barbara Pallo two thirds of half interest in Dover Township property.
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Eliza Graham
Et Ux
Athens County
Pete Topakas
Athens
George Owen Linscott
Amesville
Lucile L. Linscott
Marianna Biddle
Cleveland
Ames Township
Alice Bean
Nelsonville
Olive Seibert
Harper’s
Daniel E. Smart
the Plains
Mary E. Smart
Chauncey
Walter R. Hails
Robert N. Hails
Alexander Township
Thomas LaCorte
Glouster
Vedo Limo
Nora Martin
Albert F. Conaway
Trimble Township
Anha Bell Milkowski
Jennings S
Anna Ruth Weekly
Doer Township
Carl and
Donna Fultz
George and
Audra
Waterloo Township
Louis M. Pallo
Barbara Pallo
Millfield
Dover Township
Auto Damaged in Crash With Truck on Richland Ave
The auto of Sidney Rapson, 30, of Cincinnati, sustained heavy damage when it rear ended a truck driven by Leo Fell, 28, of Athens Route 3, on Richland Ave at 7:55 a.m. There were no injuries reported by State Highway Patrol. Fell made a left turn, leading to the collision.
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Cincinnati
Richland Ave
State Highway Patrol
Sidney Rapson
Leo F. Fell
Athens
Fell
Kapson
Worker Hurt Installing Gasoline Tank In Albany
Donald Brown of Albany Route 1, a Sinclair Refining Co. employee, was reported in good condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a knee injury from a fall while helping install a gasoline tank at Imperial Ice Cream Co., 26 South Congress Street, late Wednesday afternoon.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Brown
Albany
Sinclair Refining Co
Brown
Imperial Ice Cream Co
S. Congress St
Mayor Fines 21-Year-Old for Vehicle Registration
Richard Antonucci of 9 Poplar Street was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Mayor W P Mickle for failing to file an application for motor vehicle registration.
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Richard Antonucci
Poplar St
W. P. Mickle
Antonucci
Rev Fred Luchs to speak on Meet the American Churchmen
The Rev. Fred Luchs pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will speak Saturday at 9 am EST over station WAAF Chicago. He will appear on the Meet the American Churchmen program.
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Fred Luchs
First Presbyterian Church
WAAF
Chicago
Building Permits Show Decline in 1949 Valuations
A report from Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce notes 1949 building permit valuations fell to $419,163 from $438,215 in 1948. First half-year was buoyed by a $83,500 February figure and a $75,000 boost from the McBee Co. December lists include six permits. August led with 13 permits. Residence construction dominated in the second half, with notable entries for Ima Voigt and Edith Wray to build a $20,000 home.
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Office of Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
McBee Co
Rmit
Ima Voigt
Edith Wray
A. T. Volwhler
Second St
Harry Co. Adams
Avon Place
Olive Rose
Sunnyside Dr
Robert Harris
N. Court St
Dr. E. L. Schmidt
Charles Ave
Joseph Gura
Ate Co Lt
Milk Grading Is Listed by Health Office
Health commissioner Dr H G Southard announced that four milk plants and two producer distributors earned Grade A after Ath ens City County Health Depart ment tests of dairies plants and bacterial analysis of milk products Milk plants earning A were The Bennett Co Imperial Ice Cream Co and Lowmans Dairy all in Athens and the Nelsonville Pure Milk Co in Nelsonville Producer distributors with Grade A were Anderson Bentz Coolville and J T Hope Athens Athens was the first Ohio county to adopt the U S Public Health Service milk standards ordinance in April 1932.
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H. G. Southard
Athens City-County
Ralph M. Leonard
Bennett Co
Imperial Ice Cream Co
Lowman’s Dairy
Athens
Nelsonville Pure Milk Co
Ohio
U. S. Public Health Service
Hospital Admission and Discharge Log
Mrs Louise Dailey of Athens Route 5 and Robert Gibson Jr of Harrisonville admitted for major surgery. Donald Brown of Albany Route 1 admitted after an accident. Kate Robinson of Athens admitted medically. Dismissals include Mrs Bernice Barnhart of The Plains and Mrs Norma Nicholson of Dexter. Denver Van Nest of Shade also discharged.
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Louise Dailey
Athens
Robert Gibson, Jr
Harrisonville
Donald Brown
Albany
Nae Robinson
Bernice Barnhart
the Plains
Norma Nicholson
Dexter
Denver van Nest
Shade
No progress in theft of 24 chickens at Fisher Station farm
Deputy Sheriff Frank Joyce reports no leads in the Tuesday night theft from the Howard Figley farm, with no immediate clues to identify the thief. He also notes a breaking and entering at Deanville School where nothing was stolen.
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Fisher Station
Frank Joyce
Howard Figley
Deanville School
Joyce
Exams Announced For Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams for contract officer and technical assistant (Loan Guarantee) with salaries from 2200 to 6400 dollars. Applications and details from W H Oldfield. filing deadlines January 31 for applications and January 26 for the latter.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
W. H. Oldfield
State Road Re-graveling Completed, All Roads Open
E G Ashcraft, superintendent at the State Highway Garage, says regraveling of Route 144 from Stewart to Coolville and Route 329 from the Federal Creek Bridge to Route 50A is finished and all state roads are now open to traffic.
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Stewart
Coolville
Federal Creek
E. G. Ashcraft
Ashcraft
Saturday's Doodlebug Trains End After Weekend Runs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ends its 243 and 244 service after Saturday with the Portsmouth Parkersburg line, known as the doodle bug, being withdrawn with Public Utilities Commission approval. Trains depart Athens at 11 06 a m and 3 36 p m, having operated at a loss, the company said.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Portsmouth-Parkersburg
Ardea
Public Utilities Commission
Athens
Scout Leaders Discuss Needs of Local Program
Twenty two scout leaders met at the Hocking District executive meeting to address adult leadership shortages and program needs. Probate Judge John Newcomb chaired as district chairman. Earl Nye urged stronger leadership to advance Athens County scouting. Proposals include public demonstrations and a District Boy Scout Day with officials from area towns, possibly during National Boy Scout Week Feb 6–12.
Driver Cited After Crash on Route 50 in Guysville
State Highway Patrol cited Bobby R. Zeigler, 20, Stewart, for reckless operation after his car rear ended Harold B. Swisher, 23, Guysville, as Swisher stopped to pick up a passenger. The 7:40 a.m. collision caused no injuries. Zeigler must appear in Mayor W. P. Mickle's court.
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Stewart
Guysville
Bobby R. Zeigler
W. P. Mickle
Harold B. Swisher
Swisher
Zeigler
Driver and companion injured in road wreck near Mill Street bridge
A driver and his companion were slightly hurt when the car left Rock Riffle Road near the Mill Street bridge and plunged over an embankment. The convertible, owned by Samuel Powers Jr of Dayton, heavily damaged. The driver had a chin cut and the companion a leg laceration.
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Rock Riffle
Mill St. Bridge
Samuel Powers, Jr
Dayton
Mill St
Joins Naval Unit Drill Schedule Approved
Frederick D. Kershner an Ohio University history instructor joined the Athens Volunteer Naval Reserve Unit at a Carnegie Hall meeting. Lt Robert Worthman the commanding officer announced a drill schedule for the next three months. The unit meets Thursdays at 7 30 p m with one officer and enlisted reservists.
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Frederick D. Kershner
Ohio University
Athens Volunteer Naval Reserve Unit
Carnegie Hall
Kershner
Robert Worthman
Farm Bureau Annual Meet and Election Set in Athens
Everett Rittenour president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will address the Athens County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association at its annual meeting Monday in the Athens Grange Hall at 8 p.m. The program includes an operations report and director elections. Six candidates filed for three year terms: H. R. Jacoby Athens Route 1 H. G. Henry Sharpsburg J. T. Hope Athens Route 3 Paul Kinnen Athens Route 3 Lee Glass Sharpsburg and Russell Daughterty Coolville.
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Everett Rittenour
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Athens County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Athens Grange Hall
Pike County
Europe
Walter Wharton, Jr
Athens Farm Bureau
H. R. Jacoby
Athens
H. G. Henry
Sharpsburg
J. T. Hope
Paul Kinnen
Lee Glass
Russell Daugherty
Coolville
Trimble Man Held On Non-Support Charge
Trimble resident Raymond Hogue was arrested Thursday by Deputy Marie Pincelli on a charge of non-support. The case was filed in juvenile court by Hogue's wife.
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Raymond Hogue
Trimble
Marie Pincelli
Hogue
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