Visiting Lecturers Named for Ohio University Summer Session
Ohio University announces its 1941 summer session starting June 16 with twenty visiting lecturers and new courses in psychology and education. Notable instructors include W Thomas Bryan and Rudolph Locks in education, Jotham Johnson and Samuel McLaushlin in classics, and Gladys Risden and Marion Newman in sociology and history. An institute on the problem child and a Latin teachers institute are planned alongside geography and industrial arts courses.
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Ohio University
W. ‘Thomas Bryan
R. Schindeman
Wiliams County
S.C
Rudolph
Jotham Johnson
University Oiversity of Pittsburgh
Florida
Samuel J. McLaushlin
Mich
Cornell College
Iowa
Nes. C. Kreider
Ohio
Gladys Risden
Williams County Welfare Department
Rush Jordan
A. M
Russell B. Smith
State Normal College
Montana
Grestline
David History
Ethel M. Woolf
A. M. Temple
Athens High School
Marion
J.B. Truitt
Brambleton
Helen and Newman
Louise Johnson
California
Tel
Nathan’ Drake
Columbus
Vion Wykott
Town
Will College
Departments University
Sind
Douglas W. Claus
Ingether
College of Educe
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Lowry Bruce “Karnes
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N.Y
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Amazing results in improving looks and vitality
Sluggishness underweight and poor digestion sufferers may regain energy and appetite by restoring digestive juices and red blood in a purported tonic. The text promotes a cure claiming readers can look and feel like themselves again despite lingering illnesses.
Davis Housekeeper Survives Attack Then Dies by Suicide
Amanda McAtee, 33, a Davis housekeeper, was hospitalized after an assault claim. Sheriff inspection found no beating. authorities suggest intoxication or a fall. Coroner A J Pritchard ruled the death a suicide as Prosecuting Attorney Harry Mettler sent a shotgun trigger for fingerprints and awaited bureau results.
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Davis
Amanda McAtee
A. J. Pritchard
Harry Mettler
Ohio” Bureau Ofdentification and Investigation
Athens Eagles Rally to Feature Speaker Wetherald
Deputy and worthy president William P. Wetherald will speak Sunday at 2 p m at the District Four Horsemen Rally in Athens. Installation of local officers last night named C J Allstock as Worthy President with W W Davies as junior past president and Glen M Romine installed as secretary.
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Iliam P. Wetherald
Fagies
Four Horsemen
Athens Eagles
C.J. Allstock
W. W.davies
Glen M. ‘Romine
Clover Farm Store Sold to W Poling
William D. Poling, formerly with Kroger for 13 years, has bought the Clover Farm store at East State near Carpenter Street. He plans a larger stock of top brands, more fresh produce, new displays, a walk in refrigerator for meats, and poultry will join the meat department soon. Auto parking for about a dozen shoppers will be arranged. Delivery by truck will occur twice daily. William Poling Jr. will assist his father this summer in serving customers.
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William D. Poling
Kroger
Union St
Clover
E. State
Carpenter St
Poling
Kroger Company
William Poling, Jr
Plains High School Graduates Tour Washington
Seventeen Plains High School graduates travel by private car to Washington for a week visiting landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial Arlington Cemetery Mt Vernon Smithsonian and the Capitol Building They tour with other groups from Ohio Michigan Georgia Oklahoma and the Carolinas and attend a Potomac River cruise with high school students aboard.
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the Plains High School
Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Georgia
Oklahoma
Carolina
T. A. Jenkins
Capitot
Herman Humphrey
Uperintendent
Capitol
Supreme Court
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Smithsonian Institute
Congressional Library
Potomac
Masons Elect New Officers at Athens Chapter 39
At the annual meeting of Athens Chapter No 39 Royal Arch Masons Thomas E Jibson was elected high priest for the coming year Clarence F Creamer was chosen king William B Drake senior treasurer O G Houck secretary J Louis Winner captain of the host Harold S Davis principal cojourner Pleasant J Huffman oval arch captain Ernest E Hart Elmer E Jacobs Jr and Sam C Fincent masters of the veils William E Clark guard The reports showed a successful year and sound finances Installing officer Chester J Pearce grand high priest of the Grand Chapter of Ohio will install Friday June 13 at 7 30 pm Members of neighboring chapters are invited to attend
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Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Thomas E. Jibson
Clarence F. Creamer
King
Wileiam B. Drake
O. G. Houck
Secrery
J. Louis Winner
Harold S. Davis
Pleasant J. "Huffman
Ernest E. Hart
Grand Chapter of
Ohio
Harris Family Traces Death in Springfield Home
Mrs Flossie Fern Harris 51 formerly of Athens died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Paul Trenner’s home 824 Columbia St Springfield after a month-long illness. Funeral services were held in Springfield Wednesday. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Mary Beatty Dayton and Mrs William Dunbar Springfield. two sisters Mrs S R Beatty Marion and Mrs Aylmer Ackley CHESTERHILL. one brother Frances W Hill of Springfield. Interment in Marion Township Cemetery.
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Flossie Fern Harris
Athens
Paul ‘Trenner
Columbia St
Springfield
Trenner
Mary Beatty
Dayton
William Dunbar
Chesterhill
Thomas Maynard Smith
Buckeye Ied
Pipe Line Co
Lantic
Blanche Fn
Gheen
Chesterhil
EM. Starr
Alice Ewart
Haca
Ohio University
Gia
Huntington
Cora
W. Vee Afr Smith
Willan
Funer
Zanesal
Ville
Inter
River Recedes After Crest Near 19 Feet in Ohio
River levels fell from a crest around 18.95 feet with reports from Mrs. CN. France, weather observer, noting closing roads around Athens. Highways Route 50, 160, 141, and 26 listed closed segments, while a Symposiarch chapter meeting was postponed due to the president's absence. Approximately 4,000 Future Farmers of America students will attend the state meet at Ohio State University with judging contests planned.
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CN. France
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Canaanville
Guysville
Vinton
Gallipolis
Mariettals
Columbus
Ohio Vocational Agriculture
Future Farmers of America
Prticipate
Onion State Universit
No Truth in Rumors of Baby Found in Recent Weeks
The report denies rumors of a baby finding at Racoon Gees and Racoon avenues, stating no credible evidence supports any infant rescue in the past weeks. Officials urge caution and remind residents to rely on verified police statements.
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Baby
Pere
Barca
Racoon
Hospital admissions and releases inform local brief
At Sheltering Arms Mary Ellen Chadwick was admitted for emergency appendectomy. Earl Brickle, Albany Route 2 Edgar Walcott Sunnyside Drive and Mrs Hazel Davis The Plains were released today. The Session will meet at the Presbyterian manse tonight at 7 o clock.
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Sheltering Arms
Mary Ellen Chadwick
High and Ave
Sheltring Arms Hospital
Earl Brickle
Albany
Edgar Walcott
Sunnyside Drive
Hazel Davis
the Plains
Athens Junior High Honors 26 Students with Scholarships
The school presented 26 Athens Junior High students with scholarship awards and Freampie letters today. Eighth graders judged best citizens received medals as well.
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Honors
Athens
Frances Noble
Jauvanta Young
Frank Allen
Bill Hammerle
Jane Grover
Terenanily
Jean Dow
Donna Ayers
Patty Lness
Packham
Betty Ann Bartlett
Jack Stokes
Cleora Coppers
Jimmy Cumley
Sally Armstrong
Wilma Weatherby
Martha Gilbert
Jackie Burgett
Patty Pestel
John Diessle
Wells
Herbie Evai
Fen
B. B. Backley
Jauvanta Wells
Mineral
Young
Bill ‘Hammerie
Sons of
Novia
Hell
Ursula Aton
He Green
Glennis Barringer
Ther Cs
Albany Grange to Meet for Third and Fourth Degrees
A special Albany Grange meeting is planned for Saturday night at 7 with conferral of the third and fourth degrees. The Albany degree team will perform the work and cookies and coffee will be served.
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Albany Grange
Albany
Western Vote Major Factor in Quota Plan
Marketing quotas on the 1941 wheat crop were approved by the nation s wheat farmers in the first national referendum. Elmer F Kruse reports that western states backed quotas despite Ohio s deficit. State totals show 15533 for and 16938 against with overall strong western support. Quotas guarantee a 96 cent loan rate, with 18 cent per bushel payments and penalties for production above allotments. Wheat may be marketed or fed up to the allotment without penalty. Above allotment, 60 percent of the loan rate is allowed and excess sales face about 48 cent penalty.
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Elmer F. Kruse
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Ohio
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Cincinnati
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