Harvard-educated Evan Collins to lead Ohio U College of Education
Evan R. Collins of Harvard, age 34, will become dean of Ohio University College of Education, succeeding Dr. Thomas C. McCracken who retires after 24 years. Collins, noted for teacher placement work, heads to Athens Feb. 1 with wife and two children, bringing a record of Navy and Harvard service and extensive writings in education.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Evan R. Collins
Harvard
Dean McCracken
Hyan R. Collins
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
College of Education
Ohio University
Mr. Colling
Wanes Een Uy
Thomas C. McCracken
John C
Baker
McCracken
National Institutional Teacher Placement Association
Collins
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Second Army Air Force
Second Air Force
Francis T. Spaulding
School of Education
Army
New York
Brooklyn
Newton
Mass
Dartmouth College
Tabor Academy
Marion
Harvard Educational Review
New England Association of College Teachers of Education
New England Council On
Boston Council of Social Agencies
Dartmouth
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Phi Delta Kappa
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East State St
D Hamilton Dies After Illness in Wellston
D Dean Hamilton aged 32 of Wellston died Monday night after an illness. Born in Amesville he lived in Athens County most of his life and worked as a motion picture operator for Checker Theaters Inc in Wellston. Survived by his wife Eva and parents Thomas and Mary Hamilton of Chauncey. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at his parents home conducted by Rev Gilbert Courtney with burial in Hebbardsville.
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Dean Hamilton
Wellston
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Hamilton
Amesville
Athens County
Checker Theaters, Inc
Chauncey- Dover High School
Chauncey Church of Christ
Eagles Lodge
Eva Hamilton
Thomas R. Hamilton
Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Hebbardsville
Personnel Manager Appointed by Firm
Horace W. Armstrong president of Reid, Murdoch & Co. announces the appointment of George D. Haskell as manager of personnel. Mr. Haskell resigned recently as state director for Iowa of the War Manpower Commission. He has been associate professor of economics at the State University of Iowa from 1925 to 1942 and acting director of the State Department of Social Welfare from 1936 to 1939. Prior in 1925, he was instructor of economics at Ohio State University.
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Horace W. Armstrong
Reid, Murdoch & Co
George D. Haskell
Haskell
Iowa
War Manpower Commission
State University of Iowa
State Department of Social Welfare
Ohio State University
Senior 4 H Club to Meet Wednesday in Grange Hall
Athens County Senior 4 H Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p m in the Grange Hall for a program of games refreshments and discussion of plans for the year. The organizing committee includes Marguerite Niggemeyer Paul Burson and Paul Williams with Mrs Dale Goldsberry serving as club president.
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Athens County
Grange Hall
Marguerite Niggemeyer
Paul Burson
Paul Williams
Dale Goldsberry
Buckley's Canadian Mixture Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Buckley's CANADIOS Mixture as a distinct remedy for children's coughs and bronchial irritation from colds. It claims to loosen thick phlegm, soothe raw membranes, and ease breathing after a few sips, noting widespread approval from Canadian mothers and a U.S. production with local retailers Glouster Economy Store and Drury Drug Store.
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Buckley
Otter
U.S.A
Glouster
Drury Drug Store
Wife Seeks Divorce in Athens County Court
Helen Dunkington of Nelsonville files for divorce from Loyd Dunnington of McConnelsville in Athens County Common Pleas Court alleging neglect of duty and non support. The petition notes the couple has a son and daughter. Also includes a local weather note: high of 43 degrees and a 26 degree night.
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Helen Dunkington
Nelsonville
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Loyd
Army Recruiting Week Slated For Athens Open House
Army Recruiting Week will open in Athens on January 20 with an open house at the local recruiting office in the Post Office Building from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Lt. George Cati said pamphlets and charts will detail advantages of Army service as part of a nationwide drive to show the Regular Army as a career option. Dr. Wilfred J. Smith of the University spoke to the Athens Rotary about world conditions and America’s role, warning of rising nationalism and Communist expansion in Europe and the Far East, and urging U.S. resolve and international engagement. He warned the UNO would lack teeth without economic development and cautioned against cynicism and premature reconversion.
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Army
Athens
George Cati
Pam
Wilfred J. Smith
America
Doctor Smith
China
Far East
Europe
Isms
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Java
Asia
UNO
J World Peace Organization
League of Nations
Christmas at Home for Paratrooper Vanity After War
Paratrooper Joseph B vanity of 123 Morris Ave returns from Europe to celebrate belated Christmas with his family at home. He served with the 82nd Airborne, jumped in the Rhine, remained in action until Germany’s surrender, and later played on the division football team. His brother Pvt Peter V vanity, 18, at Sheppard Field Texas, is also expected home for the festive reunion.
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Joseph B. Vanity
Morris Ave
Vanity
Camp Atterbury
Joseph
Europe
J. B. Vanity
82Nd Airborne
Rhine
New York
Peter V. Vanity
Shepperd Field
Texas
Returns Due On Sales Tax in Athens County
Vendors must file all July 1 to December 31 1945 sales and use tax returns by January 31 with motorized signatures. Noncompliant returns will be rejected. Examiner Wayne Wingett will be in Nelsonville January 22 to 29 to assist, with courthouse help available daily in January for records needed to substantiate figures.
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Athens County
Department of Taxation
Wayne Wingett
Nelsonville
Athens County Court House
Markets Rise as Dow Advances Near Three Year High
New York markets posted further gains with stock indexes scaling three year highs while fractional advances supported a bullish tone. Inflation worries linger as wage trends fuel price expectations, aided by rapid settlements in labor unsettlements and a forecast of steadier profit outlooks.
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New York
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Livestock Quotes Mixed and Steady
Livestock markets show demand steadyly ready with limited cattle and calf supply. Hogs to 16.00 in Pittsburgh ranges and calves around 2.90 to 3.90 per hundredweight, with vealers strong toward 17.00. Sheep and lambs mainly steady with lambs 11.00 to 34.90 and ewes 4.00 to 7.00 under light demand.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Funeral Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Copeland
Mrs Nettie B Copeland 73 wife of the late Prof Charles M Copeland died Sunday night at 40 Morris Ave Athens born Harrison County resident since 1893 member of First Methodist Church Athens WSCS YWCA advisory board Eastern States Athens Women’s Faculty Club and other groups survived by daughter Nelle Cooley Warren two sons W Frank Copeland Evanston Ill and Dean B Copeland Butler Pa a brother Harry F Courtright Centerburg five grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral Wednesday 2:30 p m at Morris Ave home Rev Harold Kellogg burial West Union Street Cemetery friends may call at home anytime
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Nettie B. Copeland
Charles M. Copeland
Morris Ave
Copeland
Harrison County
Athens
First Methodist Church of
Martzolff
WSCS
The
YWCA
Eastern State of Athens
Women's
Faculty Wive
Tuesday Club
Charles Ms. Copeland
Ohio University
School of Commerce
Nelle Cooley
Warren
W. Frank Copeland
Evanston
Ill
Dean B. Copeland
Butler
Harry F. Courtright
Centerberg
Harold Kellogg
West Union Street
GOP Women To Hear Smith at Ath en County meet
Col Wilfred J. Smith Ohio University professor will address the Women s Republican Club of Athens County at its regular meeting January 21 at Mrs Fairchild s 271 W Union St starting at 5 p m The title victorious horizons reflects his return from Flying Tigers service and the 14th Air Force A potluck dinner will follow the address The meeting welcomes both men and women
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Wilfred J. Smith
Ohio University
Republican Club
Athens County
Fairchild
W. Union St
Victorious Horizons
Colonel Smith
Flying Tigers
14Th Air Force
W. H. Wakefield
Two Men Fined By Mayors Woodworth
Joseph Paul Martin, 24, of Clark Street, arraigned before Mayor Franz Woodworth for disorderly conduct and fined $5 and costs after pleading guilty. Austin Leonard Wogan, 20, Chesterhill Route 1, fined $5 and costs for reckless driving after pleading guilty, with city police making the arrest.
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Joseph Paul Martin
of & Clark Street
Franz Woodworth
Austin Leonard ‘Wogan
Chesterhill
I Woodworth
More Jurors Called For Deer Sr Trial
Six additional jurors have been summoned by Jury Commissioner E R Walker for the William Deer Sr trial on Thursday. Names listed include Elizabeth Boling Chauncey May Coe Albany Mariana Biddle Amesville R A Snackenburg Nelsonville Mrs H W Humphrey The Plains and R A Donaher Nelsonville.
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E.R. Walker
William Deer, Sr
Court House
Elizabeth Boling
Chauncey
May Coe
Albany
Mariana Biddle
Amesville
R. A. Snackenburg
Nelsonville
H. W. Humphrey
the Plains
R. A. Donaher
Case of Dale Perry Postponed Indefinitely
The State of Ohio versus Dale Perry of Lodi Township was postponed indefinitely in Athens County Court House. Perry was indicted on a charge of assault with intent to rape and was to be tried today in Common Pleas Court.
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State of
Ohio
Dale Perry
Lodi
Athens
Perry
Common Pleas
Verdict of Innocent Returned by Jurors in Athens County
William H. Cullison of The Plains was found innocent in Athens County Common Pleas Court on an indictment involving Cincinnati Produce. The lengthy record lists motor vehicle standards, consignments of poultry grades from roosters to fryers, and Chicago Produce butter pricing with various grade scores and car shipment details.
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William H. Cullison
Plains
Athens County Common Pleas
Cincinnaty
Shade PTA to Meet at School Thursday Evening
Shade Parent-Teacher Association will be addressed by a State Highway Patrol member Thursday at 7:30 PM. Music will accompany the program and refreshments will be served at the school. Clifford Wilcox 20 was brought back from Toledo by Sheriff George Bateman after being indicted by the October Grand jury on a non-support charge.
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Shade Parent - Teacher Association
State Highway Patrol
Toledo
Clifford Wilcox
Athens
George Bateman
Wilcox
Foxes Are Killed Fox Paw Bounty Extended to Feb 15
Fourteen sets of fox paws have been turned in for the county bounty since January. Sheriff George Bateman said payments of two dollars per set will continue until February 15 or the $500 allotment runs out. Each paw pair must accompany an affidavit that the fox was killed in the county after January 1. Most killings occurred in the county's southern area.
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George Bateman
Bateman
Chief Asks Job Aid For Veterans At Kiwanis Meeting
H H Sands manager of the United States Employment Service urged Kiwanis members to help place Athens County 2124 discharged servicemen in jobs or training posts. He warned of a possible high relief burden in 1947 or 1948 if veterans lack opportunities. He asked to contact USES or Veterans Administration with employer or training leads.
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jKiwanis Club
Athens County
H. H. Sands
United States Employment Service
Berry Hotel
Veterans Administration
Kiwanis
Maj
R. A. Lee
Dewey Goddard
C. R. Dailey
Leonard Prater
W. R. Neal
H. W. Cox
William Mechem
Harold Wise
Ross Wright
Elsworth Sammons
Charles C. Bachman
Riley Called Poet For Common Man
Dr George E Davis of Purdue University spoke on James Whitcomb Riley at the Ohio University convocation in Memorial Auditorium. Davis, director of the Office of Student Affairs at Purdue, interpreted Riley's life and works after outlining background material.
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James Whitcomb Riley
George E. Davis
Purdue University
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Davis
Purdue
Riley
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ohio Area
Forest Was Linton 25 and Marjorie Virgene Kincade 23 of Coolville. William Herbert Sharp 25 of Osens and June Arline Eckard of Athens. Dow E. Bridgewater 23 Chauncey and Eileen Ruth Kasler 23 Chauncey. Clarence Burns 31 Columbus and Norma Jean Mourne 17 Nelsonville.
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Forest
Linton
Stewart
Marjorie Virgene Kincade
Coolville
William Herbert Sharp
Osens
June Arline Eckard
Athens
Dow E. Bridgewater
Chauncey
Eileen Ruth Kasler
Clarence Burns
Columbus
Norma Jean Mourne
Nelsonville
Plains Methodist Men to hear Dean Philip J Peters
The Men's Class of the Plains Methodist Church will meet Wednesday January 16 at 7 30 p m. Dean of Men Philip J Peters son of Ohio University will speak on community problems and a discussion will follow.
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The
Plains Methodist Church
Philip J. Petersson
Ohio University
George A Sayre Dies After Fifty Years in Groceries
George A. Sayre 87 died Monday night at his son William Sayre’s home in Trimble. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Sayre residence with interment at Maplewood. Survived by sons William Vern Harry. daughter Mrs Norah Kassler. 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Stanley preceded him in death.
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Nelsonville
Stratton Brothers
Mary Stratton
Trimble
William
Vern
Harry
Jacksonville
Norah Kassler
Columbus
Stanley
Grange Names Committees at January Meeting
Albany Grange elected new officers and named committees on January 12 led by Master James Whaley. Social members include Mrs. Wingett Mrs. Hooper Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Carbaugh. Home Economics includes Mrs. Ingram Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Knowlton. Courtesy group features several couples. A state grange report was given by Mr. Hawk with musical interludes by Jean Van Dyke and others.
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Albany Grange
James Whaley
Pherice Wingett
Winnifred Hooper
Margaret Russell
Ruth Carbaugh
Omia‘ Ingram
Eva Sanders
Maude Knowlton
E. H. Lasch
Fred Elliott
Fred Eliott
Robert Deats
Elta Miller
Melya Radcliffe
State Grange
Edward Hawk
Summit Grange
Jean van Dyke
Ronda
CIO Representative Speaks at Athens Church and University
Orville C. Jones, public representative of the Ohio CIO Council, spoke Sunday at the Presbyterian Church and yesterday in Ohio University classes. His talk titled Labors Objectives in the Present Struggles outlined labor aims. Jones was a professor of practical theology at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology until 1945 and earned A.B. and M.A. degrees in geology plus B.D. and T.M. in theology from Oberlin College.
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Orville C. Jones
Ohio Cio Council
Presbyterian Church
Ohio University
Mr. Jones
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin College
Native of France Dies in Corning
Emil Keller of Corning died Saturday at his home after living 144 years in the United States since emigrating from France at age 14. Oil producer survivor Alzina Keller wife daughter Alice Zumwalt of Moab Utah sister Elizabeth Sandblade Warren Pa brothers Jacob G D Keller Corning Charles John Fred Keller Warren Pa funeral Tuesday at Corning Methodist Church officiated by Rev Guy Lucker interment Dew Cemetery
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Corning
Emil Keller
France
United States
Alzina Keller
Alice Zumwalt
Moab
Utah
Elizabeth Sandblade
Warren
Jacob
G. D. Keller
Charles
John
Fred Keller
Corning Methodist Church
Guy (Lucker
Dew Cemetery
Puritan Church claims method of Jesus power revealed
The Puritan Church publicizes a supposed method Jesus used to achieve abundance. It cites sworn IRS claims of individuals whose incomes rose dramatically after learning the technique and promises to mail the method to any interested person. The message stresses a formerly esoteric power now available to all.
Free reproduction of Jesus etching offered by Puritan Church
The Puritan Church will mail a free reproduction of a famous Jesus etching to anyone who sends name and address. Donors of one dollar or any amount at their means will receive the press copy of the book Gods Power in Human Affairs, priced at five dollars, mailed with the reproduction. The book explains a method by which Jesus demonstrated plenty in simple language for personal use today.
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Jesus
U.S
Puritan
Puritan Church
God
Puritan Church Offers Returnable Book Donation
An open offer invites readers of any faith or none to request a book with no obligations. If the recipient is not delighted with the book or its information, they may return it to the Puritan Church and receive a full refund of their donation.
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Puritan Church
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