Zionist Leader Forecasts World Progress At Ohio Univ Service
Dr Abba Hillel Silver, longtime Zionist spokesman in the United States, spoke at Ohio University’s Memorial Auditorium during a Sunday baccalaureate service. He urged optimism about humanity’s future, citing advances against disease and poverty and the rise of freedom, while warning against propaganda and urging peaceful coexistence of ideologies. Ohio University President John C Baker introduced the speaker after a vocal solo by William Walton.
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Abba Hillel Silver
United States
Ohio University
John C. Baker
William Walton
Jerald Hamilton
Independent Agent Sells Property Insurance Across Communities
A property insurance agent operates as an independent businessman placing business with multiple fire casualty and surety companies. He runs a retail venture that helps property owners in cities towns and villages secure suitable protection from appropriate insurers.
Insurance Agencies Advertise Local Services
For Your Every Insurance Need Call On Us lists multiple agencies and agents in Nelsonville and Glouster Ohio including Barstow Dillon Goddard Houck Reed Mathews Gill Seel Rutherford Seiple Murphey Oakley Saltz Guinther. The clipped ad promotes confidence in these firms serving area residents.
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C. B. Dillon
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and Co
Murphey Ins
Dwight H. Rutherford
Peter B. Seel
Joseph Seiple
Munro Sees Summit As Guidepost
Former New Zealand diplomat Munro urged progress toward halting nuclear tests while demanding strong verification. He warned breaches by the Communists in Korea and Europe complicate disarmament. He suggested United Nations General Assembly as a path to solutions amid a Paris setback. At Ohio University commencement presiding officer Fred H. Johnson led 865 graduates with 792 bachelors, 53 masters, 20 associate diplomas.
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Korea
West
Soviet Union
Europe
Free World
New Zealand
General Assembly
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Munro
China
Paris
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Certificates Awarded In Final Assembly West Elementary Honors 48 Students
In the final assembly at West Elementary School, 24 perfect attendance certificates and 24 student council certificates were awarded. Twelve students were named student of the week. Ronald Davis and Sharon Graves presided, with musical selections and a farewell gift to Joyce Rucker, the music director moving to Kansas.
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Cil
West Elementary School
Ronald Davis
Sharon Graves
Joyce Rucker
Kansas
Insurance Agency Jessie W Ley Owner Manager
Jessie W Ley runs an insurance agency at 1442 North Court with management and contact offered via phone LY 3-1916. Local office provides policies and risk coverage for individuals and businesses in the area.
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Jessie W. Ley
Mgr
Patrol Cites Three Drivers After Crashes
Three drivers were cited by the State Highway Patrol after investigation of three Sunday accidents. Earl Fleming aged 55 of Homeworth was charged with failure to yield the right of way after turning left into the path of Howard Bobo 35 of Athens Route 1. Also cited in Athens County Court for driving left of center were Charles McDaniel 19 of Marietta and Raymond Hapney 23 of Coolville after their cars collided on a county road four miles northeast of Coolville. A pony was killed when it ran into Route 346 in the path of Johnny Fitzpatrick 22 of Carpenter.
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State Highway Patrol
Earl Fleming
Homeworth
Athens
Charles McDaniel
Marietta
Raymond Hapney
Coolville
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Carpenter
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Admits list shows Mr and Mrs Edward Selby of Athens welcomed a son. Others admitted include Irene Lowry and Wayne Thompson among several Athens and surrounding area residents. Dismissals include Florence Jones Ruth Pierce Rodney Rutter and Charles Quick.
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Edward Selby
Athens
Florence Jones
Ruth Pierce
Rodney Rutter
Charles Quick
McArthur
UA Board To Meet On Review Of Appeal Campaign
The United Appeal board will review the organization and the upcoming campaign at its 7:30 p m session Wednesday. Meeting location is the Red Cross chapter house at 132 N Congress St.
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United Appeal Organization
UA Board of Directors
Red Cross
N. Congress St
Divorce Granted to Claxtons in Common Pleas Court
Divorce granted to Jack Ray Claxton and Mildred Gene Claxton from 97 Columbia Ave. on grounds of gross neglect of duty. They were married March 12 1955.
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Common Pleas
Jack Ray Claxton
Berry
Mildred Gene Claxton
Columbia Ave
Three Calls No Fires Over Weekend For City Firemen
Firemen responded to three weekend calls but found no fires. A gasoline leak at 5 50 p m Saturday required a booster hose to flush the leak from a car in front of N College St. A 5 30 p m Saturday call at Richland Ave and Stella Ave involved a locked emergency brake causing smoke in a car owned by H P Curry Jr 57 Columb ia Ave. A 130 p m Sunday call to Mrs Mary Smith 33 E Carpenter found the dryer lint caused the blaze to be out upon arrival.
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College St
Richland Ave
Stella Ave
H. P. Curry, Jr
Columbuia Ave
Mary Smith
E. Carpenter
Two Drivers Fined In Municipal Court Plea
Fines were imposed on two men Monday in Municipal Court. William Boyer, 28, of 115 Mill St., received $30 and costs for reckless operation, while Clarence Q. Will, 63, of 378 Richland Ave., paid $15 and costs for failure to yield right of way. Both pleaded guilty to charges brought by the State Highway Patrol.
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William Boyer
Mill St
Clarence QO. Will
Richland Ave
State Highway Patrol
DeMolay Car Wash Planned by Athens Chapter
The Athens Chapter of the Order of DeMolay will sponsor a car wash next Saturday June 11 at Beasley and Mathews garage starting at noon. Proceeds fund the chapter’s June 30 initiation. Adviser George R Williams will supervise with 16 to 18 boys washing cars.
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Athens
Order of DeMolay
Beasley and Mathews
George R. Williams
McCoy Divorce Petition Seeks Name Restoration
Mary Catherine McCoy files for divorce from Robert Lee McCoy in Common Pleas Court alleging gross neglect of duty. She seeks to resume her maiden name Sid ders. they married June 14, 1959 at Connett Road The Plains.
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Mary Catherine McCoy
Common Pleas Court
Robert Lee McCoy
Connett Road
the Plains
Sidders
UN Official Sees China As Threat
Munro argues China poses a long term risk with its population and territory. He supports Formosa’s Nationalist government but doubts disarmament can happen without Red China. He suggests Communist China may have influenced the Paris Summit failure and envisions a 25 year horizon for easing tensions.
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China
Formosa
Red China
United States
Peking
United Nations
Ohio University Honors Two Professors with Distinguished Awards
Two Ohio University professors received Distinguished Professor Awards at Sunday commencement. Dr. Robert L. Morton of English and Dwight Mutchler in drawing were honored, with Morton recently retiring and Mutchler noted for the Wright Brothers Memorial painting and the Sesquicentennial Seal design. The awards include options of cash or a paid leave, funded by a private alumnus. A new Dr. Eleanora L. Schmidt professorship in student health was announced in recognition of Schmidt's service and leadership at the Hudson Health Center.
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Ohio University
Robert L. Morton
Dwight Mutchler
Baker
Eleanora L. Schmidt
Schmidt
Hudson Health Center
Mutchler
State Capitol
Columbus
Ohio Historical Society
Harvey C. Lehman
John F. Cady
Paul M. Kendall
Clear and cooler after rain and Ohio University events
A cool front followed Sunday rain as a 9 30 a m reading reached 68 degrees, up four degrees from the morning low. Ohio University commencements preceded by 0 21 inches of rain. Rural Hamley Run reported a high of 90 and a low of 62 with 0 36 inches of rainfall.
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U. 8S
C. L. Colmer
Ohio University
Hamley Run
Office Entry Brings Arrest In Athens
Athens man Leroy W. Rogers, 22, was arrested by city police after a 12:30 a.m. warning of a break in at the Ohio Fuel and Gas Co. on West State Street. He was found leaving the building and charged with breaking and entering. no property could yet be confirmed missing.
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Athens
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
W. State St
Robert Liggett
Robert Windle
Gas Company
Leroy W. Rogers
Liggett
Rogers
Millfield Man Sentenced for Probation Violation
James McLean of Millfield Route 1 received six months in the county jail for violating probation on a non support charge. The probation was originally imposed in October 1959 and reimposed in January 1960.
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James McLean
Millfield
Albany Man Fined for Intoxication Guilty Plea
Albany resident William H. Phelps aged 36 pleaded guilty to a police intoxication charge in Municipal Court on Monday and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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William H. Phelps
Albany
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Mac's Thrifty
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