Educational system poised for change professor says
Prof Wesley H Maurer of Ohio University told the Rotary Club that US college enrollment has surged 1000 percent in 25 years and that by mid century about 10 percent of Americans will be college trained. He predicts longer professional training, reduced athletic dominance, and a shift toward specialized, initiative driven learning.
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Nelsonville
United States
Wesley H. Maurer
Department of Journalism
Ohio University
Athens Messenger
Rotary Club
Maurer
Oxford
College of Tomorrow
Anderson
Hubert Hyde
Fred Johnson
Pioneer Athens Countian Amanda Sayers Dies
Chauncey July 21 Amanda Sayers a pioneer Athens county resident died at home of her granddaughter in East Converse street Heart trouble caused death at 89 Her family includes four daughters and numerous grandchildren She was a longtime Chauncey mother and Church of God member funeral set for Friday at 2 pm with Concord Cemetery burial
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Chauncey
Amanda Sayers
Athens County
William D. Hines
Converse Street
Charles Sayer
Millfield
Silas Sayer
Jacksonville
Addison Keifer
Amboy
Margaret Luce
Youngstown
Sarah’ E. Bunyan
Chicago
Sayer
Messenger
Church of God
Concord
Plains Voters League to Meet in The Plains High School
The Woman's Voters League of The Plains meets Friday at 7 30 p m in The Plains high school with speakers Mrs Daniel McGurk and Mrs H S Bing of Athens inviting all women of The Plains to attend. Also notes community visits and local events.
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Chauncey
Woman's Voters League of the
Funeral fills Greens Run church for Mrs. James Smith
Chauncey July 21 The Greens Run Christian church was filled and many could not gain entrance for the funeral of Mrs. James Smith. The Rev G B Courtney of Chauncey conducted the service and burial followed at Maplewood cemetery under Undertaker Wallace. She died after taking a drug by mistake thinking it was a headache remedy. She leaves husband and three daughters Delia Pauline and Violet at home. Her mother one sister Mary and four brothers James Dan Simpkins Millfield Benjamin Simpkins Brownsville Pa Norman Simpkins Kingwood Ky. Her father died years ago.
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Chauncey
Greens Run Christian Church
James Smith
G. B. Courtney
Maplewood Cemetery
Wallace
Mary
James
Dan Simpkins
Millfield
Benjamin Simpkins
Brownsville, Pa
Norman Simpkins
Kingwood, Ky
Surprise party honors Mrs Felter at Glouster home
Members of the local Seventh Day Adventist church held a surprise party for Mrs C B Felter near Glouster on Monday evening for her birthday. Music games stunts and fortune telling were enjoyed and a refreshment course was served late. Notable attendees included Rev L E Lenheim Charlie Rider Cynthia Karns and others from Chauncey Millfield Nelsonville Athens and Murray City.
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Chauncey
Seventh Day Adventist Church
C. B. Felter
Glouster
L. E. Lenheim
Charlie Rider
Cynthia Karns
Wilbert
Charlie Baker
Garfield Grimes
John Palmer
Father Cruikshank
Lena Cunningham
Juanita
Yellow Dog
Nelsonville
J. Leach
Fred Pickett
Athens
James Duckler
William Clary
Esther
Millfield
Local Preserve Recieves Ten Pheasants
Nelsonville Sportsmen's association reports Game Protector B T Lefever of Glouster released ten pheasants at the local refuge. Thirty breeders were distributed equally among preserves in Nelsonville Glouster and Athens. The bureau of fisheries approved distribution of black bass to local streams from July to October.
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Nelsonville
Bureau
Legion to Play Combined Teams Nelsonville Club Affay
Nelsonville July 21. On Friday night at the city play grounds the Legion baseball team will play a combined outfit representing the Knights of Pythias and the Groto. The committee plans a contest between the Old Timers and a suitable club for Monday night of next week. They are also arranging a match between the Woodson and Cooke families with impressive lineups and few substitutions. Full details to be announced.
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Nelsonville
Legion
K. of P
Grotto
Woodson
Coope
Two Famous Women Born in the Same Year 1819
In 1819 two influential women were born, Queen Victoria of England and Lydia E. Pinkham of America. The note recalls Pinkham’s vegetable compound helps women through childbirth and aging, with testimonials from Marshall Illinois and Philadelphia Pennsylvania praising its effects.
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Old England
New England
Queen Victoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marshall
Illinois
Anna McHeEnsy
Plum St
Marshall, Illinois
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