Akron U President To Be OU Graduation Speaker
Dr. Hezzleton E. Simmons president of the University of Akron will deliver the commencement address to about 232 Ohio University summer session graduates on Aug 7 at 3 p.m. Outdoor exercises are planned under the McGuffey elms unless rain indoors.
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Hezzleton E. Simmons
University of Akron
Ohio University
Robert E. Mahn
Simmons
Akron University
Buchtel College
University of Pennsylvania
Wooster
Toledo
War Production Board
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Leroy
Ohio
Akron City Club
Rotary Club
Ohio College Association
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
OU Honorary Society To Celebrate Anniversary
Ohio University chapter of Kappa Delta Pi will mark its silver anniversary with an all day program culminating in a banquet honoring Dead Emeritus Thomas C. McCracken. Alumni and student members attend, with events at Cutler Hall First Methodist Church Rufus Putnam Hall and the Athens Cemetery Club.
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Ohio University
Kappa Delta Pi
National Education Honorary Society
Thomas C. McCracken
Ann E. Mumma
College of Education
Cutler Hall
Harold Benjamin
University of Maryland
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Memorial Auditorium
Benjamin
Dean McCracken
Howard Hall
Miss Mumma
Rufus Putnam Hall
Evan R. Collins
Milton Brown
Faculty Club
Athens Ceumetry Club
Brown
Fred Luche
J. B. Shouse
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Irma E. Voigt
Traffic safety check inspects 1125 vehicles near Athens
State patrols from three posts conducted a half mile Route 33 inspection north of Athens issuing 165 written warnings for minor defects and stamping safety stickers on those clear of issues One driver was arrested for no license The vehicles included 1949 models and older with plates from Utah and other distant states highlighting the reach of the program.
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Theatrol
Ohio Chief of Police Association
Ohio
Utah
Athens
Gallipolis
Marietta
Set
Gerald Strayer
Cambridge
Cpl
R. E. Henderson
D. M. DeWalt
Paul E. Brown
McManaway
Gibbs
Freeman
Young
Pedicord
Stehmeyer
Swain
State Highway Patrol
George Bernard McKinnis
Millfield
McKinnis
Twice in a day too often ends in jail for Athens driver
Robert Lee Ayers, 20, of Mulberry Street, received three days in jail and fines after a second traffic violation within 24 hours. He was chased from near Chauncey to Nelsonville, then caught in Nelsonville after a separate Friday night incident. Mayor Oral Daugherty ordered a $30 fine plus costs on Ayers.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Robert Lee Ayers
Mulberry St
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Oral Daugherty
Daugherty
Ayers
Earl Hilleary
Charles Marcinko
Long Bottom
Leroy B. Light
Light
William G. Ervin
W. P. Mickle
Ohio University Officials to Attend Denver Aviation Meeting
Three Ohio University officials join 200 delegates at the National Association of University Administrators of Aviation session in Denver Colorado. E J Taylor dean of the College of Applied Science Ralph N Smeck director of aviation at OU airport and Thomas Evans ground instructor are listed among attendees. Palmer Hoyt Denver Post editor publisher and President's Air Policy Committee member and Dr John H Furbay director of Airo World Education are slated to speak.
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Ohio University
National Association of University Administrators of Aviation
University of Denver
Denver
Colo
E. J. Taylor
College of Applied Science
Ralph N. Smeck
Thomas Evans
Palmer Hoyt
The
Denver Post
John H. Furbay
Airo World Education
Estate Appraised at 868 077 In Probate Court
The estate of the late Caroline T. Ruston is valued at 68 077 35 in an inventory and appraisal approved in Probate Court. William A. Ruston named executor. eight children named as beneficiaries. Stock appraisal totals 47 833 64 with 19 973 71 due to accounts and 270 as personal cash. Appraisers listed as BE Walker C B Dillon and C Q Gibson.
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Caroline T. Ruston
William A. Ruston
BE. R. Walker
C. B. Dillon
C. QO. Gibson
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Charles Albert Smith 19 and Frances Lois Carder 23 of Deanville. Michael Molchan Jr 29 of Charleston West Virginia and Jean Louise Mickle 21 of Athens.
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Charles Albert Smith
Frances Lois Carder
Deanville
Michael Molchan, Jr
Charleston
W.va
Jean Louise Mickle
Athens
Nine Graduate Assistants at OU Are Announced
Ohio University announces nine graduate assistantships and one graduate fellowship, adding to ten prior assistantships. Recipients span departments including elementary and secondary education, zoology, history, chemistry, psychology, finance, music, and physical welfare, with Charlotte Peeler of Ashland, Mississippi awarded the sociology fellowship.
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John C. Baker
Ohio University
Charlotte Peeler
Ashland
Miss
Robert Finley
Fast Liverpool
James Ernest McMillen, Jr
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Murray City
State Teachers College
West Chester
Robert Simons
York
Harold S. Cunningham
Athens
Bruno Linder
Netherland West Indies
Upsala College
East Orange
N. J
Peter Stuyvesant College
West Indies
James Fleming, Jr
St. Marys
St. Louis University
Donald E. Souder, Jr
Alamo, Tenn
Murray, Ky
State College
Matilda Betros
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Oberlin College
Vassar College
Vassar
Miss Peeler
Millsaps College
Jackson
The
WAVES
N. E. Walker
Ohio University Rotc
Land Transfers Document From Athens County Ledger
Athens County records list transfers involving Moore Ferguson Westfall Kittle Maleski McKinley Fairchild Martin Hook Bowen Coates Losey Coates Barrett Barrett Galbraith Nelson DeGarmore Hopkins Worstell Class Lydia Class Ford Ford Toth Wiseman Bobo Sellars Faires Sayre Sayre Chapman Scruggs Tribe Pierce Tribe Fenzel Alumni Munn Munn to University entities and private individuals across Athens Trimble Nelsonville and Glouster areas. Transactions cover Lots In-Lots and Sections in multiple townships with numerous buyers and sellers.
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Charles S. Moore
Minta Moore
Carl M. Ferguson
Athens Township
Leo A. Westfall
Irene F. Westfall
Sybil Kittle
Trimble
Edward and
Mary Maleski
Ira B. McKinley
Ira E. Fairchild
Bessie Louise Fairchild
Orville W
Harpers
Nelsonville
Charles Hook
May Hook
William Bowen
Virginia Bowen
Robert H. Coates
Mattie O. Coates
Harold C. Cummings
Florence Ellen Cummings
Potter-Webb
Athens
Myrtle D. Jones
Mae E. Losey
L. F. Galbraith
William Nelson DeGarmore
Freda May DeGarmore
Trimble Township
Adda C. Hopkins
Maxwell Prater
del Carbo
Waterloo Township
Clarence L. Washburn
L. G. Worstell, Jr
Helen V. Toth
Russell
Millfield
William E. Silcott
Clarence Farrow
Harper's
E. F. Linscott
Rodney Linscott
Arley Brooks
Naomi Brooks
Jacksonville
Grace M. Bardin
Robert L. Essex
Hudson
Sarah Emily Wiseman
W. Eldon Wiseman
C. L. Bobo
Albany
Florence Sellars
Clyde M. Sellars
Phillip Faires
Sarah Jayne Faires
T. C. Wright
Glouster
Hazel Hammond
Raymond Hammond
William McCoy
Audrey McCoy
Braddock
Chappelear
Edwin Sayre
Addie F. Sayre
Dover Township
Maynard Sayre
Alice Sayre
Leone Chapman
George Chapman
Youths Fined on Taxi Operator License Charge
Two Athens youths were arraigned before Mayor W. P. Mickle and fined $1 plus costs each for operating taxi cabs without taxi operator licenses. William Arthur Edleman, 20, of 169 N Lancaster St, and Ray James Ash, 19, of 29 Richland Ave, faced the charge.
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Athens
W. P. Mickle
William Arthur Edleman
N. Lancaster St
Ray James Ash
Richland Ave
Frank Mace Dies Sunday at 86 in Athens County
Frank L. Mace, 86, of 442 Richland Ave., died Sunday after months of illness at his daughter's home near New Marshfield. He leaves two sons Earl F. Mace The Plains and Orville Mace Cincinnati, a daughter-in-law Iva Mace Athens, a sister and half-siblings, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home officiated by Rev. Joe B. Maffett. Burial in New Marshfield.
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Frank L. Mace
Richland Ave
Clifford Herron
New Marshfield
Athens County
Mace
First Christian Church
Anna
Earl F. Mace
the Plains
Orville Mace
Cincinnati
Iva Mace
Athens
Clarence Rickey
Albany
Gertrude Cochran
San Francisco
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral Home
Joe B. Maffett
Hospital Notes From ShelterinG Arms
Sheltering Arms Hospital notes list new births for families in Athens and surrounding towns. Daughters and sons born to Cone Loper Calentine Ashcraft Agnone Steele Patterson Gibson. admissions include major and minor surgeries for Pond Howell Payne Copeland Moleski. discharges include Ownby Cooper Campbell Carsey Christman Wagner Young.
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Hanley Cone
Athens
John Loper
Millfield
Robert Calentine
Amesville
Shirley Ashcraft
Anthony Agnone
Charles Steele
Everett Patterson
Chauncey
Raymond Gibson
Howard Pond
William Howell
Ruth Payne
the Plains
Peggy Copeland
Guysville
Chester Moleski
Jacksonville
Dillard Ownby and_ son
Donald Cooper and Son
Delores Campbell
Buchtel
Ruth Carsey
Charles Christman
Logan
H. O. Wagner
Rodney Young
Drop In Employers Subject To Ohio Unemployment Law
The number of employers under Ohio Unemployment Compensation fell for the first time since the year began, May to June, to 79 186. At end of May the total was 70 222, with 826 new subjects between May 31 and June 30 and 641 firms going out of business. Governmental units railroads domestics farmers religious and charitable bodies and colleges are not subject.
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Ohio
H. H. Sands
BUC
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Frank J. Collopy
Car Crash Leaves No Injuries and Minor Damage
A collision at the President and Congress corner left no injuries and slight damage. Garfield Wheeler, 62, of Glouster Route 3, drove head on into Robert N. McKibben's car, 17 Riverside Dr., after McKibben pulled out to pass another vehicle. Both operated vehicles were moving slowly.
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Garfield Wheeler
Robert N. McKibben
Riverside Dr
President
Congress
McKibben
Wheeler
Suffered After Every Meal Due To Acid Indigestion
A well known man recalls relief after using INNER-AID for gas bloating and constipation. He reports improved digestion, regular bowels, and renewed health after years of discomfort. INNER-AID contains 12 herbs cleansing bowels and aiding liver and kidneys. Sold by all drug stores.
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Inneraid
Advy
Athens County Fourth in State Sales Tax Growth
Sales and use tax revenue in Athens County rose 33 percent in the first half of 1948, ranking fourth in Ohio and first among area counties. Noble led the state with a 48.4 percent rise. Total six month receipts reached 209 059 15, with grocery meat and building materials drivers of gains. Ohiowide six month gross sales and use tax hit 62 561 092 75.
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Athens County
Ed Lasch
Don H. Ebright
Noble County
Hocking
Washington
Jackson
Perry
Meigs
Gallia
Ohio
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Patrol
St.Joseph
Modern Woodmen OF America
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Mgr
Modern Woodmen of America Post Office
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Calif
C. E. Clyse
Dan Bartlett
Air Meet
Donald L. Ewing
Wilmington
Del
University of Delaware
DuPont
Ira M. Fish
Laurence E. Scruggs Sr
Troy Township
Harrison M. Tribe
Ethel Pierce
Alexander Township
William H. Fenzel
Sigma Theta Gamma
City of
Samuel Munn
Ferne Munn
University Place
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. G. Householder
ATROL
Frank Mace
Sheltering Arms Hospital
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Athens
Onio
Court Street
Zemo
Josrrman
Medical Service Department
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association
E. Broad St
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General Motors
U. S. Steel
American Tel. & Tel
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