Moral Quality Needed in Baccalaureate Address
Ohio University graduates heard Rev. Albert D. Stauffacher of Lansing Michigan outline four elements of a Kingdom of God insight faith moral concern and fellowship He argued religion must shape moral roots to address basic problems not politics or economics and peace depends on fair resource distribution The service included President Herman G James organist Prof Allen Kresge and tenor Thomas Morgan with Leona Algeo accompanying.
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Ohio University
Albert Daniel Stauffacher
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lansing
Mich
Stauffacher
Kingdom of God
Herman G. James
Allen Kresge
Thomas Morgan
Bizet
Leona Algeo
R H Schaeffer Dies At Home In Cable Hill Community
Raymond H. Schaeffer age 46 died at his Cable Hill home Sunday after a brief illness. He was a painter by trade in Athens and is survived by his wife four children a stepdaughter a former daughter in Columbus his father a sister in Lima two brothers in Toledo and a sister in Ohio. Funeral services at Jones Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. Burial in Alfred. Friends may call anytime.
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Raymond H. Schaeffer
Cable Hill
Athens
Raymond, Jr
Margaret
Rober
Roberta
Lucile Shumway
Joseph Morgan
Columbus
Lima
Joe
Omar Schaeffer
Toledo
Schaeffer
Jones Funeral Home
Alfred
Speeding Youth Fined for Unsafe Driving in Aurora
Orville Moorehead, 22, of Aurora Indiana, pleaded guilty before Mayor Cliff Cornell to unsafe driving. He was fined ten dollars plus costs after Deputy Sheriff Charles Evans reported he traveled more than 80 miles per hour on Canaanville Road.
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Orville Moorehead
Aurora
Ind
Cliff Cornell
Canaanville Road
Charles Evans
Moorehead
OU Speaker Champions League Peace Plan For Postwar World
Dr. Zimmerman urges a revived League of Nations with major powers, a 20 year pledge, and a bill of rights as the path to global unity and lasting peace. President Wilson quoted on federated order. Herman G. James presides over 450 degrees and commissions 17 seniors as second lieutenants.
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United States
League of Nations
Zimmerman
Woodrow Wilson
Herman G. James
U. S. Army
Davies Named Deputy Petroleum Coordinator
Ralph K. Davies, vice president of the Standard Oil Company of California, was appointed deputy petroleum coordinator today in Washington.
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Washington
Ralph K. Davies
Standard Oil Company of California
Threaten Walkouts Picketing At Mines Reported In Chauncey
Miners at Chauncey-Dover High School voted to pressure companies by quitting jobs until unemployment payments are provided for 1939 wage contract nego tiations. The case evolved through court rulings up to the Supreme Court, with a ongoing injunction blocking payments for 21 company mines.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Board of Review
Supreme Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Labor Misled Baumhart urges alumni at Ohio University
Ohio University alumnus and congressman A David Baumhart told about 150 attendees at the Lindley Hall dinner that labor and industry were conscripted during the manpower act and warned against a crisis internal to the nation. University president Dr Herman G James spoke briefly as officers of the alumni association were announced.
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A. David Baumhart
Ohio University
Ohio
Alumni Association
Lindley Hall
Baumhart
Meadville
Draft Boards Of 6 Counties To Meet Here
Ohio State Selective Service Headquarters calls attention to a six county conference of boards to be held Friday June 13 at 8 p.m. in the Hotel Berry Athens. Counties Athens Washington Meigs Gallia Vinton Hocking will be represented by eight boards with Athens and Washington having two each. State officials including Lt Col C W Goble Lt Col F G Spencer Lt Col Howard E Boucher Maj Carl G Wahl and Maj M Ray Allison will attend and address the gathering.
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Ohio State Selective Service
Selective Service Boards
Berry
Athens
Washington
Meigs
Gallia
Vinton
Hocking
Selective Service
C. W. Goble
F. G. Spencer
Howard E. Boucher
Carl G. Wahl
M. Ray Allison
Two Enlist in Navy at Substation Here
Oliver Wendell Swaim son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Swaim of Haydenville and Harrison Rood Jr son of Harrison Rood Pom eroy were enlisted Thursday in the U S Navy through the Athens Substation Swaim a Logan High School graduate recently completed four years at Ohio University He scored an excellent mark on his general classification test After recruit training and a home visit he plans to enter the Radio Trade School The eight week recruit training period at Great Lakes Naval Training Station is noted The Canadian province of Quebec is more than twice as large as Texas.
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Oliver Wendell Swaim
Robert E. Swaim
Haydenville
Harrison Rood
Pomeroy
U. S. Navy
Athens
Swaim
Logan High School
Ohio University
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Good files bid for re election as Athens council president
P F Good president of Athens City Council filed his petition to seek the Republican nomination at the August 12 primary. Born in Ashtabula, he came to Athens for Ohio University and after graduation in 1926 joined Lawhead Press where he is manager. He married Theodora Lawhead and has two sons. he has led the Athens Chamber of Commerce and holds posts in Kiwanis Club Elks and Phi Kappa Tau. He was re elected in May as a director of the Ohio Printers Federation.
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P. F. Good
Athens
Mr. Good
Ashtabula
Ohio University
Lawhead Press
W. Washington St
Theodora Lawhead
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
the Elks
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Ohio Printers’ Federation
Association of Ohio Printing Companies
Accidents Reported by State Patrol This Weekend
Three accidents were reported by the State Patrol over the weekend and the investigation of a June 5 crash completed. In Amesville a collision on U. S. Route 50 involved Irvin Lawton and Paul Linscott with Paul Moriss. each car about 150 dollars damage. In Murray City on Route 78 Charles Miller and Wilbur Matheny collided. Miller fined 10 dollars for unsafe driving. Charles Kepler and Harry Smathers head on near Buchtel. both drivers face unsafe driving charges. Investigation of the June 5 Richland Avenue crash found Henry Nice and Oden Ellis at fault. Ellis fined 10 dollars.
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Amesville
Irvin Lawton
Barlow
Paul Linscott
Trimble
Lawton
Linscott
Paul Leslie Moriss
Athens
Paul
Carl Moriss
Murray City
Charles G. Miller
Marietta
Wilbur Matheny
Glouster
Miller
Thomas Williams, Sr
Charles Kepler
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Kepler
Harry Smathers
Millfield
C. G. Dew
Richland Ave
Henry D. Nice
Oden Ellis
Ellis
Cliff Cornell
Membership Campaign Planned by Eagles Aeries
A membership drive for the coming year was planned at a meeting of officers of the aeries in District 4 of Eagles at the Athens Lodge. The district includes Athens Nelsonville Glouster Jacksonville Murray City Pomeroy Logan and Marietta. C. J. Ailstock introduced Mr. Shirkey who presided. W. P. Weatherald was principal speaker. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Aeries
Eagles
Athens Lodge
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Jacksonville
Murray City
Pomeroy
Logan
Marietta
C. J. Ailstock
Worthy
Shirkey
W. P. Wetherald
Athens Senior High Class of 1941 hears sermon on personal change
Rev Frank Donaldson of the Christian Church told Athens High School graduates that life after commencement is a radical change requiring self reliance and close relationship with God. The program featured a Girls' Chorus, solos by Elizabeth Krecker and Joseph Dilley, and prayers and readings as parents and friends looked on.
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Athens Senior High School
Frank Donaldson
The
Christian Church
Mussolini
Hitler
Donaldson
Savior of the World
Pearl Riegger
Carl Hahn
Arvilla Cunningham Dies at Guysville
Mrs. Arvilla Cunningham, 63, died at the family home in Guysville this morning. Survived by children F Timmons of Amesville Doren Brill of Stewart Ward Cunningham of Guysville and Clarice and Wilma Cunningham at home. Also a sister and two brothers. Funeral at Presbyterian Church New England Wednesday at two with burial in New England Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 Tuesday.
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Arvilla Cunningham
Guysville
F. Timmons
Amesville
Doren Brill
Stewart
Ward Cunningham
Clarice
Wilma Cunningham
Ray Bean
Emmet
Fred Copeland
New England
Presbyterian Church
Mothers and babies released from Sheltering Arms Hospital
Four mothers and their newborns were discharged from Sheltering Arms Hospital yesterday. Louise Hudson, Paul Cotton, Arthur West, and Julia Grimm each left with their infants. Additional releases include Mrs. Ira Moorehead Amesville and Clinton Frost of Mill Street. James Hardman couple welcomed a son born Sunday. Admissions listed include A. B. Wells and Arthur Falloon for observation. Mildred Walker underwent minor surgery and Mildred Walker Athens Route 4. William Morgan at Nelsonville had a major operation.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Louise Hudson
Second St
Paul Cotton
Washington St
Arthur West
Julia Grimm
Albany
Ira Moorehead
Amesville
Clinton Frost
Mill St
James Hardman
E. State St
A. B. Wells
N. College St
Arthur Falloon
Mildred Walker
Athens
William Morgan
E. Franklin St
Nelsonville
Seminary leader to speak at Free Methodist Church
Leroy M. Lowell, president of the Seminary and Junior College at Spring Arbor Michigan, will speak at the Free Methodist Church in Athens Tuesday night. He has led the school for eight years and directs the A Capella Chorus for 13 years. Mrs. Lowell will accompany him and they will sing several songs. Public invited.
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Leroy M. Lowell
Spring Arbor
Mich
Free Methodist Church
Athens
Lowell
Fred James Appointed Athens Night Officer
Fred James of Central Ave has been appointed a night patrolman on the Athens police force. The appointment follows the resignation of Howard Mills who returned to The McBee Co. Leslie Bradfield moves up to Mills's former post, with James earning $140 a month and Bradfield at $150 monthly.
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Fred James
Central Ave
Athens
Bart Davidson
James
Howard Mills
McBee Co
Leslie Bradfield
Charles Maple
Machines Not Men Answer for War Stance by Cox at Tech
Former Ohio Governor James M. Cox told Georgia Tech graduates that the United States must supply machines not men in the fight against isolationists. He said democracy requires waging war if necessary to destroy those who threaten it.
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Atlanta
James M. Cox
Ohio
Georgia Tech
Doctors Olive Tablets Claim Bile Flow Relief
A vintage medical advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural, vegetable remedy to stimulate bile flow and ease constipation. It promotes improved digestion and elimination with quick calls to action and boxed prices.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Health plans for NYA workers in Athens County
The National Youth Administration announces a county health program for 600 NYA workers aged 16 to 25 in Athens County. Complete physicals will be required, aiming to detect defects, arrange treatment, and assign suitable work. Wesley Miller says the plan starts July 1 with local doctors and Dorotha Bell supervising health efforts.
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National Youth Administration
Wesley Miller
NYA
Athens
Athens County
Dorotha Bell
Zanesville
Area 5
Adulteration Tests Reveal Wide Range Of Contaminants
Tests for food adulteration found paraffin wax in lard sulphur in barley maize starch in mustard sand in mixed spice and cinnamon zinc in cider and ice cream rice in flour and starch in suet.
FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Firm and Comfortable
An alkaline powder labeled FASTEETH promises to secure false teeth with less slipping and wobble. It claims none of a gummy taste and prevents sour odors while offering a comfortable wear. Available at drug stores as an over the counter denture aid.
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Ohio U
Noble Shilt
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Rush Elliott
Grace Bateman Rucker
Westerville
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Canton
Arthur L. Moler
Cincinnati
Anna Pearl McVay
New York City
Miss McVay
Wadleigh High School
David Hollis Thomas
Thomas
Washington County Court of Common Pleas
Charles M. Copeland
Copeland
Board of Trustees
Barnett W. Taylor
Cleveland
Taylor
East Technical High School
Oscar Lee Dustheimer
Berea
Burrel Memorial Observatory
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mary LaVinia Warner
Brecksville
Miss Warner
Blossom Hill School
Geo. C. Parks
Harry E. LeFever
LeFever
Middle West
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Miss Reynolds
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Vermilion
Ohio Senate
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Sammy Kaye
Navy
Quebec
Texas
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I. R. Goldberg
Optometrist
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N. Court St
Zenner’s Dept
Ahs
Joseph Dilley
Barat
Elizabeth Krecker
Malatte
Betsy Bailey
Bernadine Dresher
Joan Woolley
William Poling
William Roberts
Richard Gardner
Jack Grover
Helen Radford
Frances Hessel
Max Baughman
Arkansas
ST. Joseph
Lostro Building
Athens, Ohio
U.S
ABC
Ford & Young Electric Appliances
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America
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Dixie Maid
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