Conservation Program Presented by AHS Class
Ninth and tenth grade English students at Athens High School presented a two week conservation study at a school assembly in the Little Theater. They sang America the Beautiful and discussed soil erosion and forest conservation led by John Fee and Jack Darwin with several participants from Chauncey Albany and Zaleski. The program closed with a cartoon history of trees and a film on the Ohio 4 H summer camp. The class studied conservation with trips to University Elementary School and talks from Dr C C L Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Carolyn Herbert
John Fee
Jack Darwin
Shirley Russell
Chauncey
Lois Morrison
William Fee
Robert Hoisington
Albany
Ding Darling
Ohio
University
CC. L. Dow
Ohio University
Frances ‘Thompson
Youngstown
Dog Believed Rabid Attacks Pets in Athens East Side
About a dozen dogs on Athens East Side were bitten last night by a dog possibly rabid and destroyed this morning. Police Chief J B Grogan urged residents to contain dogs and watch for signs. Owners of bitten dogs may destroy, seek Pasteur treatment, or keep under strict observation for six weeks. The dog was not frothing but showed rabid indicators. its head will be sent to Columbus labs for testing with results expected in days.
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Athens
J. B. Grogan
Grogan
East End
Health Department
Columbus
Gambling Complaints Over Slot Machines at Indian Lake
Delegates from the Logan County Layman's League urged Governor Lausche to curb slot machines at Indian Lake resorts, estimating about 300 machines active on July 4. The report accompanies military notices from Ohio and service updates across the Atlantic and Pacific theaters, including graduates and deployments of several Ohio-born service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan County
OPA Acts in Egg Market in Columbus District
The OPA expanded its ceiling-price crackdown on eggs in 34 counties, filing six more injunctions in Federal Court and securing seven more preliminary orders. Judge Mell G. Underwood issued the injunctions, with consent of defense attorneys, against Newark residents Paul Dillon Rae Bishop Ernest H Stradley Homer L Jones and others including Russell R Jones of Hanover Licking County and Frank G Burson of Burlingham Athens County.
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Columbus
OPA
Mell G. Underwood
Harry Nestor
Paul Dillon
Rae Bishop
Ernest H. Stradley
Homer L. Jones
Newark
Russell R. Jones
Hanover
Licking County
Frank G. Burson
Burlingham
Athens County
Grange Meets At Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange held a regular meeting Saturday night with 55 members present. Group One furnished the program and Group Two will provide the program for the next meeting night August 4. All members will meet August 1 to help clean Grange Hall. The Hoyttown Boys 4H Club met Wednesday evening with all 10 members present and four planning to attend camp. The Girls 4H Club met with Phyllis Bing Wednesday afternoon. Theo Heines MOMM 3-c is spending a 15 day furlough with his family here. Orville Midkiff and family and others were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Midkiff Sunday. callers included several local residents. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Midkiff were multiple families from nearby towns.
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Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange
Grange
Grange Hall
Hoyttown Boys
Phyllis Bing
Theo Heines Momm
Orville Midkiff
Jim Whitlatch
Dick Duffy
Danny Green
Martin Nelsonville
Wilbur
Pomeroy
Jim Clark
Florida
Ziba Midkiff
R. V. Heilman
Betty
Carol Sargent
J. J. Wil
Bunker Hill
Porter Midkiff
Glen Taylor
Silas Taylor
Tewell Story
Lula
Eugene
Francis
Ralph Gilbert
Columbus
Bert Romine
Gene
Kenneth
Charley Romine
Leo Curtis
Bert Smith
Silver Ridge
Charles Ban
1Ehildren
Stanford
Sackett Electric head Guy Sackett dies in Columbus hospital
Guy Andress Sackett, 65, president and general manager of Sackett Electric Co., died yesterday at Grant Hospital after a yearlong illness. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Thursday at Schoedinger funeral chapel. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Survived by wife Marie, daughter Herrick Thompson, sister Gates Chi ng er, Dayton, and two grandchildren. Former Athens resident and Spanish American War veteran.
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Columbus
Schoedinger
Guy Andress Sackett
S. Dawson Ave
Sackett Electric Co
N. Fourth St
Grant Hospital
I Green Lawn
Sackett
Athens
Marie M. Sackett
Herrick Thompson
Grosse Tle
Mich
Gates C. Qhiinger
Dayton
Ohio Mines Chief To Quit in Early Fall
Marcus A. Kerr will resign as chief of the State Division of Mines on September 1, Gov. Frank J. Lausche announced. No comment was provided on the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mines
Columbus
Marcus A. Kerr
State Division of Mines
Frank J. Lausche
Lottridge Social and Personal Notes
Lottridge residents and relatives share a busy week with church visits, dinners, and family gatherings. Rev. Marvin Paxton, former pastor, preached at the Lottridge U B Church while families from Minerva Park, Athens, Parkersburg, and Salem attend dinners, funerals, and hospital visits across town.
Low Bid for Rt 216 Work Is Announced
Columbus reports the State Highway Department lists the lowest bid for the Athene s County State Route 216 project. M J Elliott of McConnellsville bids 109 771 82 for 46 miles of the Nelsonville New Straitsville Road and a bridge over Monday Creek. Cincinnati notes a 15 year old bicycle messenger John Cole Ran dies after his bike hits a truck on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Athens County
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Monday Creek
M. J. Elliott
McConnellsville
Cincinnati
John Cole
Western Union
Shade Club Plans Skate Party Thursday
The Shade Victory 4 H Club met with ten members to work on projects and enjoy refreshments by Cary Coen and Jean and Roberta Swartz. Miss Villa Tippie attended as a guest. The club invites friends to a skating party at the Rollercade on Thursday at 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Victory 4-H
Cary Coen
Jean
Roberta Swartz
Villa Tippie
Tobacco Auctions Open in Georgia and Florida Markets
Opening reports from 17 Georgia and two Florida tobacco markets show heavy sales with top grades reaching up to 50 cents per pound on the first day. Official opening prices are not yet compiled, but unofficial estimates suggest 1-3 cents higher than last year, signaling a potentially record season for the golden belt. The ceiling remains 40 cents per pound for flue cured tobacco in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bright Jeaf
Georgia
Florida
Fred W Donzy Dies Burials at Weston
Mr. H S Burson reports the sudden death of his son in law Fred W Donzy of 1129 Woodville St Toledo after a visit here with his wife Lucille Burson. A former Ohio University graduate Donzy had previously spent time in Athens. Burial was conducted today at Weston.
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United Kingdom
London
University of Oklahoma
Augustin L. Cosgrave
W. Union St
Athens
Surgeon’s Office
Cosgrave
Hyde Park
L.T. Dryden
Headquarters Command
Air Base
Cosgrove
Helen Cosgrove
W. Union
John Cosgrove
Sherwood Ave
Yonkers
New York
H. S. Burson
Fred W. Donzy
Woodville St
Toledo
Donzy
Lucille Burson
Ohio University
Weston
Largest Helicopter Tested for Coast Guard Rescue Ops
The world's largest helicopter built by P V Engineering Forum of Philadelphia under Navy contract completed flight tests. It is designed to meet Coast Guard and Navy air sea rescue and transport needs and is the first helicopter built for air transport operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P-V Engineering Forum, Inc
Philadelphia
Navy Bureau For Aeronautics
Coast Guard
Navy Air
Elyria Council Leader Drowns While Vacationing in Canada
George Thompson, longtime president of the Elyria City Council, who faced no opposition for re election, drowned during a vacation in Ontario Canada. His death leaves the city in mourning and a vacancy to be addressed by the council.
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Canada
Elyria
George Thompson
Ontario
Orbiston Social Notes Blooming Visits and Homecoming
Orbiston social notes record visits among residents including Mrs Mary Sout hers and Mr George Hymer Jr of Nelsonville and Clarence Banfield Jr of Cleveland. Basil Carsner spent time with Columbus relatives. News of Dayton visits, Lexington and Buchtel locals, and a forthcoming Orbiston Home Coming on July 29 urging sales tax stamps. Mary Banfield is recovering from illness.
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Helen Peacock
Vinnie Carsner
Dorlores
Bertha Ann Carsner
John. Robinson
Family Buchtel
Bert Robinson
Joan of Dayton
Clarence Peacock
Wiliam Robinson
Glaze Thompson
Alice Glancy
Millfield Church of Christ
Helen Bookman
Elizabeth Roberts
Anna Smith
Buchtel
William Foster
Billy
North Carolina
Billy Roberts
John, Vasko
Murray City
Orbiston
Mary Banfield
Porter Sweazy
Cleo Barstow
Carbondale
Mrs
Clayton Bookman
Lady Finds Relief From Stomach Gas Night Anxiety
A woman feared bedtime due to stomach gas that rose to her throat and made lying flat impossible. After using ERB-HELP, which contains herbs to cleanse bowels and purge gas, she reports her bowels regular, gas gone, and peaceful sleep. Athens Pharmacy and Betts Drug Store advertise the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nelsonville
Betts Drug Store
Camp Planned By Boy Scouts Troop 36
Boy Scouts at Troop 36 plan a weekend at Camp Duper in Well-wooded Hintrap. They will cook by oil stoves, swim, and follow scout requirements in outdoor camping. The trip starts 6 p m Friday and ends late Monday morning. Attending are Jack Wonlles Lewis Oudlis Watson Burnfield David White George Good Jack Vickers Paul Lehman John Avens John Bolin. Others may join by contacting the scoutmaster. The troop's paper drive last Saturday yielded over a ton of waste paper. Eleven Scouts participate in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupler
Hintrap
Wooano
Jack Wonlles
Lewis Oudlis
Watson Burnfield
David White
George Good
Jack Vickers
Paul Lehman
John Avens
John Bolin
Troep
Plane Crash Victim To Be Buried Thursday
Peter Stace, killed Monday in a Pittsburgh accident, will have funeral services Thursday afternoon at Ewing's Chapel in Pomeroy. Burial will be at Rereh Grave Cemetery. The body arrived in Pomeroy last night and is at Ewing's Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Peter Stace
Pittsburgh
AL Bad Ofelock
Ewings
Mendenhall to Speak at Zaleski Mission Meeting
Rev Kenneth Mendenhall, president of the Missionary Training School at Albuquerque, NM, will speak at Zaleski Prayer Band Mission Thursday night July 26 at 8 o'clock. He will show mission slides. Rev Frank Slunter and Mrs Slunter will sing. Mrs Myrl Grape, pastor, invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Kenneth Mendenhall
Ihsioary
al Mienerque
New Mexico
Missiona Hwark
Frank Slunter
Chillicothe
Myrl Graté
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Dorotha Hand
George Ben Briley
Lancaster
THE
Athens Messenger
Indian Lake
Robert A. Beverage
Davis Morthan Field
Tucson
Ariz
Torpeka
Kans
C. M. Beverage
Franklin Ave
Great Lakes
Ill
Richard M. Williams
Ralph Williams
Wilburn, Sinnett
USNR
J. Sinnett
Coolville
Troy High School
Mediterranean
Clark T. Price
Raymond Drive
Air Force
Amarillo Army Air Field
Tex
Gulf+port
Miss
ETO
452Nd
8Th Army Air Force
Holland
Price
Pacific
Ardig Price
Clyde S. Price
Lorene Ave
Pfc
Garland Stover
Royal Stover
Okinawa
Ben Stover
Stewart
Ruel Stover
Pvt
Orville Stover
Haa
Wakeman General Hospital
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Cpl
Thomas L. Murphy
Washington Ist
FLA. Bn
Kathryn Murphy
Richard H. Snyder
137Th General Hospital
Hame
Martha Snyder
Glouster
Florence Snyder
Lorade
W. Va
Maestro Mickey
Mickey
San Diego
Calif
Josepha
Foster
Patric
Wilde Twins
Tokyo
G. I
Guy A. Sackett
Columbus Hospital
Morgan's Creek
Eddie Bracken
Betty Hutton
Ny DY
Dantine
Peter Lorke Ree
Tabs
Dale Rus Pasenret Secon Ey
Mahael Corte
Lottridge
Marvin Paxton
Minerva Park
U. B. Church
Naomi
C. M. Warner Paxton
U. B
Lottridge U. B
J. L. Morgan
Paxton
R. M. Allen
John Archer
C. M. Warner
Carrie Gainer
Arnold Bernard
Gordon Collins
Success
L. A. Townsend
Lionel Marshall
Parkersburg
Glenn Gaston
Lee Gaston
Harry Nickolin
Pt. Pleasant
O. L. Davis
L. H
J. A. Townsend
Townsend
Allen
Lawrence Robinson
Barbara Ann
Akron
Ira Robinson
Leslie Petty
Velma Persons
Glenn Brummage
Frances
Delores
Bessie Robinson
Mary Alice
Thurman Bailey
Paul Bailey
Baby Columbus
Carson Boggs
Ella Tilton
St. Joseph Hospital
Tilton
Omah Gaston
Ben Wolfe
Salem
Fred Varner
Rt. 216
Jaynes Furniture Co
Athens, Ohio
Shade Club
East
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance, Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohi
Orbiston Social Notes
Boy
Mendenhall
Lyddia E. Pinkham
Pinkhamis
James H. Wilson
Security Bank
Keystone Custodian Funds
Bonos
Prevernen Stocra
Roy E. Hawk & Co
Investment Securities
Cline Bldg
Fhone
Ayers
Marietta
Ita
Rardin Bros. CO
Pomeroy Cement Block CO
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