Dietrich Approves Athens Mechanics School
The Athens Mechanics School project, run by Ohio University for NYA youth in aircraft and engine mechanics, received final approval from E N Dietrich. About 50,000 to 75,000 dollars in equipment is to be shipped locally for a six month program starting next week.
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Athens Mechanics School
Ohio University
National Youth Administration
E. N. Dietrich
NYA
State Department of Education
Vocational Educational Division
Athens
Super Hall
President St
Sprague
University
Athens Area
College of Applied Sciences
William M. Young
Dean Young
George H. Sprague
Uhrichsville
Akron
Ohio State Employment Service
United States Army Aircraft and Engine Mechanics
Wright Aeronautics Corp
Cincinnati
Curtis-Wright Co
Columbus
Knights of Columbus Council Holds Anniversary Dinner
Athens Council No. 1716 Knights of Columbus marked its 27th anniversary at Hotel Berry with about 75 members and guests. Rev Fr William G Dowd urged continued opposition to anti Christian ideologies while Prof Ralph F Beckett urged true patriotism comes from inner virtue. Frank G Jones traced the order’s growth and charitable work in Ohio. Officers and leaders were announced, including Grand Knight Ley and Chaplain Dowd.
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William G. Dowd
Athens
Knights of Columbus
Hotel Berry
Father Dowd
Knights of Columbus Organization
Spain
Mexico
Ley
Charles M. Ley
Beckert
North America
United States
Ohio
Jones
Fr. Donovan
Bremen
E. H. Gallagher
Mr. Ley
George Civille
George Dresher
George B. Rowan
Joseph Manda
John W. Niggemeyer
Charles C. Shields
Thomas Lavelle
John Vessalo
Andrew Kolenich
Frank Lavelle
P. L. Shannon
F. A. Lavelle
George Christman
Cleveland
Athens Council
War Veterans Club forms committee to probe political standings
The War Veterans Republican Club in Athens voted to appoint a committee to investigate the political standing of county appointees. The group will report next meeting and will send a telegram to Governor Bricker praising his two year administration. Officers were named and February election date to be announced. Monthly meetings set for the second Monday at 8 p.m. in Athens City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Veterans Republican Club
Athens
Bricker
William Chappell
Thomas Wilson
Bert Barnes
Tate, Cooley
Harry Kelley, Sr
Cliff Cornell
W. H. Stahl
Athens City Hall
Mate Already Married, Wife Charges in Suit
Vivian E. McQuaid of Nelsonville filed in Common Pleas Court charging her husband Chester T. McQuaid with gross neglect of duty. They wed in September 1932 in Las Vegas, and have a five year old daughter. She alleges he had a prior marriage with a wife and children in New York and that she left him after learning of the first marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian E. McQuaid
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Chester T. McQuaid
Las Vegas
Nev
New York
McQuaid
Gullum Re-Elected President of Board
The Athens City Board of Education re-elected Prof. F. B. Gullum as president with W. B. Drake as vice-president and E. R. Walker as clerk. The meeting covered routine business and adopted the budget appropriation for fiscal year 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Degree Conferred At Para Mathia Lodge Meeting
The monthly Para mathia Lodge No. 25 meeting will be at 7:30 tonight in the Masonic Temple. The Master Mason degree will be conferred on one candidate, announced Worshipful Master Eugene R. Jacoby.
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Paramathia Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Eugene R. Jacoby
Fred W. Elven Dies Former Cincinnati Publisher at 73
Fred W. Elven, 73, retired publisher of the Cincinnati Free Press a German language daily, died today. He twice refused a decoration from Adolf Hiller two years ago.
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Cincinnati
Fred W. Elven
Cincinnati Free Press
Adolf Hiller
Education Talk Highlights Pathways for Students in Glouster
Dr. E A Hansen of Ohio University spoke at a Glouster PTA meeting sponsored by Kiwanis on trends in modern education. He urged using aptitude to guide students toward colleges or trade schools, noting many can enter suitable work after high school. The gathering also recognized attendance awardees and noted band uniforms fully paid with $108 79 remaining in the treasury.
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Glouster
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Parent-Teacher Association
Kiwanis Club
Hansen
Norway
United States
al Craft
Williams
Rachel Murray
Greider
Kathryn Dennison
Influenza Absent Figures Rise at Glouster High and Grades
Glouster reports many flu cases with no fatalities. At the high school of 337 students, 54 were absent Monday due to influenza and colds. In the grades, 64 of 285 were out sick, reflecting a widespread illness across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Masons To Meet at Glouster Lodge Weeknight
Glouster Masonic Lodge will meet Wednesday night and confer Entered Apprentice degree by new officers. A large attendance is expected. Jacksonville Past Noble Grands Club moves meeting to Thursday evening at Alice Phillips home from Friday.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Alice Phillips
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Mary Burns returned from Columbus with daughters Maxine and Dorcas Burns and Floyd Goodlive of Columbus. They met former Glouster physician Dr J T Martin from Mitchell Field New York. Sunday guests at Charles Wolf home included Kenneth Wolf and Mary Jennings of Columbus. In Athens they visited son in law Art Smith who recently had a tonsillectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Mary Burns
Columbus
Maxine
Dorcas Burns
Floyd Goodlive
J. T. Martin
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Glouster
Misses Burns
Charles Wolf
Kenneth
Mrs Helen and Agnes Fydroski Return to Detroit
Miss Helen and Agnes Fydroski have returned to Detroit after a three week vacation at their Hollister home.
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Helen
Agnes Fydroski
Detroit
Hollister
Family Night Supper Planned at Church
All members of the Methodist Church and interested parties are invited to a Family Night supper and service at the church Wednesday evening at 6 45. Attendees should bring a covered vegetable dish. After supper Rev Rolland G Carter of Shawnee Methodist Church will speak in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
Rolland G. Carter
Shawnee
Scott Dairy Bowler Triumphs Over Action Guild
Scott Dairy defeated Action Guild two games on Monday night at local drives. Red Janchius led the Dairy with high single while Bill Johnston posted the high three game total. Andy McCreanor carded 211 for high single and Jim Wolf 557 for high three game total.
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Glouster
Scott Dairy
Action Guild
Red Janchius
Bill Johnston
Andy McCreanor
Jim Wolf
Ifr. Yocke
F. Thomas
A. McCreanor
Cless Gifts Support Honolulu and Athens Chest Drive
Dr. E. C. Cless of Ohio University sends a letter and donation to Athens Community Chest from Honolulu where he is an exchange professor. The final house-to-house canvass targets remaining families and workers, with results to be announced by H. W. Roach. Contributors become members of the Community Welfare Association.
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Athens
Community Chest
E. C. Cless
Ohio University
Honolulu
H. W. Roach
Community Welfare Association
Association
Athens County Youths to Join Civilian Conservation Corps
Thirty one Athens County youths, the first CCC enrollees since Oct 31, gathered at Nelsonville camp for processing. Names span Athens to Chauncey with units in Nelsonville Millfield Glouster Trimble Redtown Guysville Albany Chauncey and more. All will be sent to a West Virginia camp and later reassigned nationwide with a 39 member next quota slated for Jan 22.
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Athens County
CCE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nelsonville
Athens
Edward Bobo
R. D
George H. King
Stanford R. Williams
John F. White
John W. Ackley
Charles L. Levering
Grosvenor
Lloyd $ . Shannon
Oak St. Millfield
Roy D. Ball
John E. Bolin
Albert N. Exline
Robert H. McManaway
Donald W. Russell
Glouster
Albert Cook
Guysville
Raymond J. Graham
Albany
George I. Gregory
Chauncey
Joseph Cline
Harry H. Oliver
West Virginia
Outlook for Livestock Bright, Says Extension Agent
The 1941 agricultural outlook predicts fairly bright livestock prospects despite hog price pressures from lard stocks. Dairy herds rise to 25.8 million cows with higher output risks market excess. beef cattle show little feedlot change and possible price uptick. Sheep numbers hold steady though lamb feeding increases in the western corn belt amid wool demand from wartime contracts.
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Ohio
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Corn Belt
U. S
South American
Europe
Great Britain
Beasley To Attend Food Trade Meeting
Beasley president of F. J. Beasley Co. and Clover Farm Stores executive head to Chicago for the Food Trade Convention the week of January 19. Clover Farm leaders French Fox Otto H. Droste T Blair Willison Bert Evans Grant Mason Charles H. Vaughn invite delegates to visit in the Drake suite. A Clover Farm dinner for wholesale members is set for Tuesday January 21 to discuss business matters.
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Car H. Beasley
F. J. Beasley Co
Clover Farm
Chicago
French Fox
Presient
Otto H. Droste
T. Blair Willison
Bert Evans
Grant A. Mason
Charles H. Vaughn
Clover Farm Stores
Drake
Senator Murray to Address Small Business Topics on CBS
Montana Democrat Senator James F E Murray will discuss small business problems on CBS radio Wednesday night January 15 at 10 15. The talk will cover the role of a healthy national small business economy in national defense, per a notice to C D Shafer president of Shafer.
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James FE. Murray
Montana
Senate
Columbia Broadcasting System
C. D. Shafer
The
Murray
United States Senate
Bandits Escape With 2500 From Urbana National Bank
State Highway Patrol is alerted to three bandits who held up the Urbana National Bank shortly before noon and fled south on Route 68 toward Springfield with about $2500 in cash.
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State Highway Patrol
Urbana National Bank
Springfield
Tag Deadline Near for Dog Licenses Warned by Auditor
County Auditor C. O. Gibson warned that only a week remains before the January 20 deadline to purchase 1941 dog licenses. He reported 700 licenses issued so far out of a 4 300 to 4 400 annual total with $1 penalties for each unlicensed dog. Charges are $1 for a male and $3 for an unspayed female with enforcement to impound dogs over three months without tags after the deadline. Licenses may be obtained by mail for those unable to visit the auditor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Gibson
Gibson
Dilley Reports Registrar’s Work to Athens Rotary
Dr. Frank B. Dilley registrar and director of admissions at Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club detailing his department’s functions. Born in Butler County, he taught in Southwestern Ohio high schools before joining Ohio University in 1920 as John Hancock High School principal and becoming registrar three years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Dilley
Ohio University
Athens Rotary Club
AtSengs Club
Butler County
Dilley
Ohio
John Hancock High School
Emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Jones, Torch, underwent an emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital this morning. Release from the hospital to day included Mrs. Eldon Goddard of 50 W. State St and Miss Ethel Augustine of Athens Route 3.
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John Jones
Torch
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Eldon Goddard
State St
Ethel Ausgustine
Athens
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Pace Five
K OF C Council
Christ
Frank G. Jones
City of
Knights of Columbus Order
Mate
Gullum
Dr. Hansen
PTA
Masons
Scott Dairy Bowlers
Cless
Ross Wright
Athens County Extension
Beasley
Fishbaugh
West Union
Post Office
Rotary
Haarlem
Armstrong Master Ironer
Armstrong
Kerr Hdwe. Co
Polident
A&p Bean Coffee
RED Circle Coffee
A&p
S. Coats
Harry
Atlas Store
High Street
Glouster, Ohio
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