Ohio University Music Clinic Workshop Sees Record Enrollment
About 180 high school students and 40 to 50 teachers will attend the sixth annual Summer Music Clinic Workshop at Ohio University from June 15 to 28. The program includes band chorus and string rehearsals, private lessons, and ensemble work with visiting conductors Leonard Falcone Claude B Smith Konrad Scholl and Oscar Jones. Local participants include Athens County and Albany residents and university personnel.
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Ohio University
Neal Gigan
McGuffey Elms
Leonard Falcone
Michigan State College
Claude B Smith
Evansville
Indiana
Konrad Scholl
Boone
Iowa
Oscar Jones
Findlay Falcone
Smith
Scholl
Jones
Ohio University School of Music
Karl Ahrent
School of Music
Charles Minelli
Ohio U. Bands
Glenn
Athens County
Robert Marshall
Albany
Richard Bissett
Anne Baker
Eleanor Baker
Jane Barker
Donna Booth
Sydney Clark
George Crawford
Dick Crossens
Victor Campbell
Barbara Fee
Nancy Glenn
Ned Glenn
David Golberg
Marlinda Heft
Arthur Hawkins
Nancy Hawkins
Janet Hill
Judy Hill
Betty Jackson
Louis Lausche
Martha Mohl
Patter Peterson
Tom Roma
Sue Rosser
George Sands
Philip Saunders
Ronnie Saunders
Eleanor Thackery
Jon Thackery
Athens
Ava Ann Kittle
Mary
OU Trustees Name Officers For 1952 53
After the annual meeting of the Ohio University Board of Trustees Gordon K. Bush was elected chairman for 1952 53 and H F E Frederick of Marysville was elected vice chairman. Paul O'Brien was re elected secretary of the board. Those present included Fred H Johnson the retiring chairman and Earl C Shively of Columbus along with Judge Fred Crow Pomeroy C Don McVay Leroy and Joseph B Hall Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Gordon K. Bush
H. F E. Frederick
Marysville
Paul O'Brien
Fred H. Johnson
Earl C. Shively
Columbus
Fred Crow Pomeroy
C. Don McVay
Leroy
Joseph B. Hall
Cincinnati
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Releases List
Admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital are Mrs. Margaret Sheldon Athens Mrs. Betty Heightland Millfield George W. Kempton Athens Joyce Parfitt Athens Mrs. Gratia Pratt Athens Mrs. Thelma Harper Albany Mrs. Ida Metcalf Athens Mrs. Clara Cook Athens Mrs. Rachel Tribe Athens Bob Spurling Carlisle Iowa John Moore Carpenter John Sheridan Athens Mrs. Bessie Goodin Albany Leroy and Bobby Johnson Trimble Mrs. Lenora Harvey Coolville Mrs. Mabel Burke Athens Mrs. Donna Oxley Albany Mrs. Elinore Hiles Chauncey Release includes Mrs. Samuel Meek The Plains and son Mrs. Margaret Burton Chauncey Mrs. Bertha Hanson Athens Joshua Ashcraft Coalville Mary Williams Athens Edna Fulton Shade Myron Henson Athens May Loviner Athens Myrta Bable Carpenter Jessie Inman Stewart.
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Margaret Sheldon
Athens
Betty Heightland
Millfield
George W. Kempton
Joyce Parfitt
Gratia Pratt
Thelma Harper
Albany
Ida Metcalf
Clara Cook
Rachel Tribe
Bob Spurling
Carlisle
Iowa
John Moore
Carpenter
John Sheridan
Bessie Goodin
Leroy
Bobby Johnson
Trimle
Lenora Harvey
Coolville
Mabel Burke
Donna Oxley
Elinore Hiles
Chauncey
Samuel Meek
the Plains
Margaret Burton
Bertha Hanson
Joshua Ashcraft
Coalville
Mary Williams
Edna Fulton
Shade
Myron Henson
May Loviner
Myrta Bable
Jessie Inman
Stewart
OU Juniors Set Summer Internships Across Ohio Newsrooms
Six Ohio University juniors will spend at least 10 weeks this summer interning at six Ohio newspapers and radio stations. The program, announced by acting School of Journalism director L. J. Hartin, will offer three hours of credit next fall after analysis and review of experiences. Interns include Carol Laura Tyler Willoughby editorial worker at The Painesville Telegraph Maralynn Purdy Jackson reporter at The Chillicothe Gazette Vandela Havel Lorain reporter at The Martins Ferry Times Leader Benjamin L Morton Thornville Findlay radio station John Gooch Dayton staff at Dayton Daily News Donald Pease Toledo Buckeye Lake News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio
OU School of Journalism
L. J. Hartin
Carol Laura Tyler
Willoughby
Painesville Telegraph
Maralynn A. Purdy
Jackson
Chillicothe Gazette
Vandela Havel
Lorain
Martins Ferry Times-Leader
Benjamin L. Morton
4 H Club Officers Elected Across Several Groups
Multiple 4-H clubs in the region announced new officers at recent meetings. Waterloo Workers of New Marshfield named Dale Saylor president with a full slate including MacFadden Steinmeyer and Dickens. Busy Bakers Senior elected Carolyn Withers president and Joy Sickles as VP. Chase Merrymakers chose Marilyn Stanley as president with several chairmen named. Lucky Clovers installed Jean Castle as president and Monica Vermillion as reporter. Albany Outdoor 4-H Cooking Club started with Lucille Bobo and Ronda Russell as advisors. A Hamsey Run Roundtowners report noted the officers advisers conference.
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Waterloo Workers’ 4-H Club
New Marshfield
Dale Saylor
Dean MacFadden
Bob Steinmeyer
Keith MacFadden
Clyde Dickens
Charlie Pierce
Danny MacFadden
Ross Wright
Busy Bakers
Lucky Clovers
Jean Castle
Estella Elliot
Maxine Webb
Margaret Braley
Daire Carmichael
Betty Castle
Monica Vermillion
Florence McBride
Hamsey Run
Hazel Stover
Hazel
Mona Lee Robinson
Carol Graham
Pauline
Ruth Walker
Albany
Lucille Bobo
Ronda Russell
Theresa Poston
Ohio University Summer Session To Draw 1000 Students
Approximately 335 courses are listed for the eight week session opening June 16. Dr. Harry Benz says workshops and conferences will attract about 1000 high school students teachers and others for three to three weeks. A five week session for teachers aims to meet state education requirements with six hours of credit.
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Ohio University
Harry Benz
Department of Education
School of Journalism
School of Music
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
France
ROTC Juniors Assigned to Four-Week Summer Air Force Camps
Nine area AFROTC juniors at Ohio University are set for four week summer camps starting June 23. Training shifts from classroom to operational observation of Wing-Base setups, aircraft, crews and orientation flights in fighters bombers and transports.Assignments include Samfie Carpenter Frank B Dilley and others from Athens to Craig AFB Selma Moody AFB Valdosta Maxwell AFB and Memphis Municipal Airport. Cpl Richard O Neals three day leave with parents in town.
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Samfie D. Carpenter
Frank B. Dilley
Athens
Robert L. Flowers
New Lexington
Donald M. Henshaw
Gallipolis
Charlies L. King
Wellston Norman R. Vitez
Paul R Lehman
Moody Afb
Valdosta
Clarence L. Jones
Maxwell Afb
Montgomery
Ala
Don D. Graham
Memphis Municipal Airport
Memphis
Woman fined for intoxication in mayoral arraignment
Rita Burgy, 43, of 2082 W Washington St was fined 10 and costs after being arraigned Monday before Mayor Peter B Seel on a charge of intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Burgy
Washington St
Peter B. Seel
Liquor Department plans lease of storeroom in Athens Ohio
The Department of Liquor Control proposes leasing the storeroom at 14 108 W Union St Athens Ohio from Luther H Mayles for three years at 175 dollars per month. Premises will house State Liquor Store No 28 and the lease includes standard covenants with cancellable notice of ninety days. William C Bryant Director. 682
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Department of Liquor Control
Union St
Athens
Ohio
Luther H. Mayles
West Union
William C. Bryant
Local inventor’s Shad-O-Blok used in two Athens homes
William C. Biggers develops Shad-O-Blok a concrete block with an inch overhang to resemble wood siding. It is used in two Athens area homes. Biggers formed Shad-O-Blok Corp with Lancaster partners and filed a patent in 1951 after OU aviation service.
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Athens
Virgil Baker
Avon Place
Kenneth Reeder
William C. Biggers
Columbia Ave
Ohio University
Biggers
Lancaster
Shad-O Blok Corp
Arthur W. Radebaugh
Alfred H. Edmonds
Thomas C. Taylor
John Radebaugh
Warren
Air Force
Air Transport Command
India
Great Britain
Pacific
Frank Gura
William Biggers
JS Sherrard
Measenger Newsphoto
Proposals For Ohio State Liquor Store in Athens
William C. Bryant oversees two lease proposals for the Athens liquor store. One offers 25 N Court St for five years at 200 dollars monthly. The other proposes 104 6 W Union St for three years at 175 dollars per month by Luther H Mayles. publication mentions no outcome of the Court Street plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Athens
William C. Bryant
Department of Liquor Control
N. Court St
W. Union St
Luther H. Mayles
Court St
Guysville Man Fined Suspended Term Levied
Everett Roush aged 56 of Guysville Route 2 pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor Peter B Lee. He was fined $5 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail with a suspended term. records show a prior identical charge from February.
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Everett Roush
Guysville
Peter B .Lee
Roush
Two Cars Damaged In Crash Near Logan
State Highway Patrol reported two cars damaged in a collision on Route 33 just north of Logan city limits. No injuries were listed. Drivers named Granville Hoskins, 45, with no home address, and Kenneth Tes, 28, of Logan Route 2.
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State Highway Patrol
Route 33
Logan
Granville Hoskins
Kenneth Tes
Jury trials set in two civil cases
Two civil cases were scheduled for jury trials in Common Pleas Court. Adrian W. Wade sues Elizabeth Henderson and Dean Sager for 5347 in damages over a three car crash on E State and Shannon Ave with Wade alleging Sager drove drunk on the wrong side at over 50 mph, brakes inadequate, and Wade suffered permanent injuries. The second suit in Wheaton's Hardware v Clarence Morris concerns money owed on an account as the plaintiff seeks payment for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Adrian W. Wade
Elizabeth Henderson
Dean Sager
Fred H. Wheaton
Wheaton’s Hardware
Clarence Morris
Wade
E. State St. Dee
Sager
E. State
Shannon Ave
Sagers
Easement Suit Award in Common Pleas Court
A jury in Common Pleas awarded $125 to defendants Lena Mourn Mildred Dishong George Dishong Homer Mourn Stella Mourn Clarence Mourn Nellie Mourn Florence Dishong and John Kathrine Davis in an easement case filed by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co The utility sought an easement for construction on less than an acre while the defense had asked for $8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Lena Mourn
Mildred
George Dishong
Homer
Stella Mourn
Clarence
Nellie Mourn
Florence Dishong
John
Katherine Davis
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Degrees Awarded At State College Of Washington
Pullman Washington Robert F Darst of Athens is among 1376 persons who received degrees at the State College of Washington here announced in campus ceremonies boosting the university’s graduation totals for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Wash
Robert F Darst
Athens
State College of Washington
Grahams Chapel Prayer Band to Gather Thursday
The Grahams Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary Hawk with Mrs. Effie Chapman as leader.
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Grahams Chapel
Mary Hawk
Effie Chapman
Camp Arrowhead Described for Local Rotary Audience
Merrill Davis, director, outlined Camp Arrowhead in the Welsh hills near Jackson. Located on Lake Katherine in Edwin A. Jones 1400 acre reservation, the six week program serves boys aged ten to sixteen. Davis showed color films and noted clubs industries and groups send youths. activities include canoe trips on the Big Raccoon River to the Ohio, tennis baseball handcrafts and nature trips.
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Arrowhead
Welsh Hills
Jackson
Atheng Rotarians
Merrill Davis
Lake Katherine
Edwin A. Jones
Big Raccoon River
Ohio
Weather Pattern Though Rain Threatens Briefly
The report notes rain threats on Tuesday with skies clearing by midmorning and a 9am temperature of 72 after a low of 58. It marks the fourth straight day of 90s, with Monday peaking at 91, while gardens remain mostly dry and only a few rain drops fell.
New Marshfield Lodge 426 Meets This Thursday
NEW MARSHFIELD Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM announced by J O Andrews master
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New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge
F&am
J. O. Andrews
State Patrol Warns Speed Costs In Athens Area
The State Highway Patrol urges speed control with a safety release to Cpl Robert Henderson. It cites that increasing speed from 40 to 65 mph raises gas, oil, and wear costs while raising fatality risk. 1980 data show speed as a factor in about one third of fatal accidents nationwide, with about 10 000 deaths.
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State Highway Patrol
Osio
Cpl
Robert Henderson
Athens Post
Patrol
National Safety Council
Safety One
Henderson
Stewart 1875 village drawing highlights Athens County scene
The image depicts Stewart in 1875 with the Hocking River and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in foreground. It labels mills, stores, homes, a planing mill, warehouse, hotels, churches, and residences tied to the Byron, Stewart, and related families, as shown in the county atlas caption.
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Stewart
Athens County
Hocking River
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W. Mason
Byron Grist Mill
D. B. Stewart
Charles Byron
Methodist Church
Fireworks Law Reminder Issued By Ohio Sheriff
Sheriff George Bateman warned Athens County residents that fireworks rules prohibit commercial use and public displays without permits. He noted Ohio law allows possession and sale for private use including sparklers, with severe penalties and permits required for exhibitions from mayors or fire chiefs in towns or the sheriff in county areas.
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Ohto
George Bateman
Athens County
Bateman
Ohio
Forest Chief To Retire At Buckeye Center
Lyle Fo Watts will retire as chief of the US Forest Service after nine years in office and 40 years total public service. Richard E. McArile to succeed, per Secretary Charles F. Brannon. Watts retirement effective June. The Central States Forest Experiment Station expanded activities including a central hardwood inventory and a forest utilization unit to aid timber industries. The Buckeye Forest Research Center in Athens Ohio University’s Agriculture Building is one of four central states centers. The Forest Service conducts forest resource surveys and experimental work on tree growth and coal mine reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Fo Watts
Forest Service
Buckeye Forest Research Center
Athens
Watts
Mm Public Service
Richard E. McArile
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannon
Central States
Marriage Licenses for several couples issued
George Yocun 3 percent and Minnie Abbott 74 Glouster Route 1 Raymond Wo Hard 22 Canfield Route 2 Katherine L Hawk 22 Athens Robert Dale Reed 21 Louisa Mae Cunningham 2 Coolville Bernard Eugene Davin 21 Neil sonville Shirley Mae Newman 18 Buchtel approved as of date.
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George Yocun
Minnie Abbott
Glouster
Raymond Wo Hard
Canfield
Katherine L. Hawk
Athens
Robert Dale Reed
Louisa Mae Cunningham
Coolville
Bernard Eugene Davin
Neilsonville
Shirley Mae Newman
Buchtel
Chief Begins Vacation. Sgt McBride Leads Department
Police Chief Joseph Bo Grogan starts the first week of vacation and Sergeant Joseph McBride takes command of the department in his absence.
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Joseph Bo Grogan
Sgt Joseph McBride
Weight loss testimonial and home recipe claim
A Cambridge Ohio resident Lewis Ross writes that using Rennel weight loss product helped him shed four inches from the bust five from the waist and reduces inches from the hips He praises the safe and easy method and promises a money back guarantee for a single bottle The ad urges taking two tablets twice daily with grapefruit juice and claims ongoing hunger control while reducing fat
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Lewis Ross
Gomber Ave
Cambridge
Ohio
Rennel
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