Ohio U announces January 26 degree candidates with no graduation ceremony
Forty five Ohio University students are named as candidates for degrees at the close of the first semester on Friday January 26. Degrees will be conferred in the registrar's office with no formal commencement exercises. Notable graduates include Neva Duff Johnson Elizabeth Jane Morris Mary Regina Burns Margaret McMaster Roy Cit ef ord Beal and others from Athens and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
F. B. Dilley
Neva Duff Johnson
University ‘Terrace
Elizabeth Jane’ Morris
Athens
Mary Regina Burns
Stimson Ave
Margaret Mc
Roy Citeford Beal
Nelsonvile Callum
Minersville
Athens Men In Service Return From Overseas
Sixteen Athens County servicemen are reported back in the States after overseas duty in the Asiatic Pacific and Mediterranean theaters. Capt. Leo L. Vaughan of Pomeroy has earned the Bronze Star in Germany and England. Sgt. Albert J. Dyar of Athens warded the Bronze Star for service in France. Sgt. Norman W. Smith and Pvt Richard Neil Williams are praised for meritorious conduct in France and New Guinea respectively. Other local men are noted for medal awards, furloughs, and arrivals in France and England. Families in Athens await news of wives and relatives serving in the armed forces.
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Athens County
States
Camp Swift
Texas
F._ Spencer
Gienna Spencer
Stella” Ball
Buchtel
Richard Smith
Jackson Smith
Reedsville
James F. Sayre
Nona’ Sayre
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Emmett Friend
Mrs. Ford Friend
Coolie
E. Simpson
George Simpson
Racine
Mediterranean
Charles E. Lytle
Pomeroy
Leo L. Vaughan
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Vaughan
967Th Field Artillery Branch
Rowena Hanah Vaughan
Walter L. Vaughan
Armed Services
Richard and
Byrne
Navy
Robert
Combat Engineers
Dyan
Satya
Mir James
Athens
Tset
Richard Neil Williams
Fanny Williams
Mull'st
New Guinea
2Nd Batallion
169Th Infantry Dielon
Williams
Norman W. Smith
Smith
United States
Sergeant Smith
Tne
Stewart St
Mary E. Erwin
Carl E. Erwin
Infantry
Erwin
Pvt
William F. Mills
Army Medical Corps
Springer Sues Albany Board For $845 Pay
In Athens County, former teacher Springer sues the Albany Board of Education for 845 dollars claiming unpaid salary and related interest. He alleges a contract to teach at 210 dollars monthly during wartime years, with partial payments and later underpayment cited.
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Hattie Tippie
Hocking
Riley Tippie, Jr
Tippie
Emmett V. Springer
Fred
Guy
Woodrow
Athens County
Angie Daley
Athens RD
Rachel Bodkins
Albany
Sharpe
Tim
Curtiss
Bation
Clyde Rutter
Ridge
Car
Jos Rutter
Seaman Rutter
Chauncey-Dover
FSA Plans Veterans Loans Training Meeting in Ohio
A Farm Security Administration session in Hotel Berry featured L A Cramer and district staff outlining the GI Bill loan guarantees to aid World War II veterans. Attendees included county and state FSA officials from Athens, Morgan, Hocking, Perry, and Vinton Counties. A Kroger Company wartime tribute program honors 8,032 employees in the armed services with a nationwide radio broadcast January 26 to 30.
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G. I
Hotel
Berry
L. A. Cramer
Farm Security Administration
Cramer
Staten
Sfec
Veterans’ Administration
Department of ‘Agriculture
Omais
Eetetalon
Cbeine
Athens County
Rowe Weight
Wil Tenown
Veterans” Agricultural Loan Committee
Acces
USDA
Walt
Weterang
Kroger Grocery and
Expert Talks On Improving Dairy Herds
Ohio State dairy specialist Ivan McKellip told the Suernsey breeders in Athens Grange Hall that high quality roughage and a positive health program are essential. Floyd Barlow demonstrated how three communities achieved higher production and better type by a planned breeding program and linebreeding. County officers of the Suernsey Breeders Association were re-elected: Cecil Robinson as president, Walter E. Cunningham as vice president, and Mrs. Fred R. Beasley as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan McKellip
Ohio State University
Suernsey
Athens Grange Hall
Floyd Barlow
Ohio Guernsey
Barlow
Suernsey Breeders Association
Cecil Robinson
Walter E. Cunningham
Fred R. Beasley
Two Cars Damaged In Collision In Athens
A collision in Athens on X Latent St near Spain damaged two cars. The sedan driven by Shin setters, 48, pulled over to the right and opened the left door. another vehicle driven by Be erd Wo Unde, 40, struck, denting and damaging the door. No one was injured.
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Pru-Lax
Spain
Fie
Athens
Ati
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Athens Messenger
Ohio U
Ioernan
Cecil L. Calvin
Eee
Acta
Calia
First Christian Church
E. A. Davis
Chossen
Lewis McBride
Helen Johnson
Tom Flowers
Lucille Duffee
Glouster
Women's Democratic Club
Dorothy Vernon
Marie Cavanaugh
Congress St
Athens Pharmacy
North Court
Athens, O
Springer
Albany Board
Peoria
Columbus—Up
Wone
Deas
Reat Ees
Berry Hotel
Western Electric
al Telephone Laboratories
Fanley Audiphone CO
N. Th St
Cambridge, Ohio
FSA
Marietta
Enid C. Swarner
Joseph Hi. Schaad
Mildred ‘Allen
Secretary of Agriculture
Leroy Olney
Earl Bowman
Morgan County
Geraldine Graham
Hocking County
Lucille Rannells
Vernon Hartey
Vinton County
Joe Hilton Griggs
M. J. Lennon
Perry County
Joe Kennedy
Loc Ridenour
A. L. Sorensen
Edna 8. Caston
Columbus
Erma L. Blackburn
Laura
Tone
van Camp
Mustard Clover Farm Tomato Soup
Clover Farm
Lover Farm
Clover Farm Pastry
Clover Farm Milk
Clover Farm Salt
Clover Farm Coffee
Nes
Iec
Grimes
Nancy Hall
California
Viever Farm
Glendale
Whole Corn Kens
Dion
Clover Farm Peanut
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