Record Breaking Summer Enrollment Predicted in Ohio News
Ohio University records focus on a forecast of high summer enrollment. In related court actions, Raymond Robinson faces a $200 payment condition to stay from Chauncey after pleading guilty to illegal whiskey sales. The case stemmed from arrests of Fred Smith and a bootlegging network. Virgil Collins and William Davis were sent to the penitentiary for a burglary and probation violations. Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a meeting at the Athens Armory Friday night inviting all overseas veterans. An estimated 30 million students are in U.S. public schools.
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Floyd Karns
Robinson
Virgil Collins
Glouster
William Davis
Chauncey
Rowland
Collins
Luckoff
Davis
Athens Armory
Noxzema Trial Jar Offer This Week
If troubled with skin irritation see if Noxzema can bring relief. This week you can get a generous 25¢ trial jar of Noxzema for only 15c. Try it.
Athens Clerks Organize Local Shop Union
About forty Athens store clerks met at City Hall to form a local of the Retail Clerks International Protective Association. D. J. Marquis, the international organizer, outlined goals and procedures, noting activities require local membership approval and must follow international rules. Present were Ivan Matheny Frank Betts Samuel McNamee Ralph Higgins and John Civille, Nelsonville Local officers. A further meeting is planned next Wednesday at City Hall to prepare a charter for the Athens Local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
City Hall
Retail Clerks International Protective Association
D. J. Marquis
Ivan Matheny
Frank Betts
Samuel McNamee
Ralph Higgins
John Civille
Nelsonville
Marquis
Ninth Graders Take Platform At Graduation
Athens Junior High School held a 102 student graduation in the high school auditorium. Addresses themed Milestones of American Democracy covered Colonial Democracy Articles of Confederation and The Constitution. Music included The Daffodils and Minuet Antique with violin solo. Diploma presented by W B Drake. benediction by Rev Albert G Jenkins.
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Athens
Jean Forsyth
Robert Hess
Juanita McGrath
Hermes
Wilson
Virginia Segale
Paderewski
Grace Ellen Foster
Samuel Coffey
Congress
Alice Maccombs
Dan Bardin
America
Donna Gaitten
W. B. Drake
Board of Education
Albert G. Jenkins
Wesley Foundation
M. E
Ohio University Summer School to host 1500 enrollment
Record-breaking summer session expected at Ohio University with perhaps 1500 students. Dr. F. B. Dilley cites potential growth beyond 1296 last year as 30 visiting faculty from across the United States plan classes and lectures. The program includes concerts, new recreation features, and oversight by Dr. Herman G. James.
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Ohio University
F. B. Dilley
E. A. Hansen
Rufus Putnam Training School
United States
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Hansen
Herman G. James
Green and White
Dilley
Don Arthur Bricker
Cincinnati Public
Joseph C. Dewey
Department of Education
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
James Floyd Dixon
Margaret Duncan
Zanesville City
Homer Howard
University of Florida
Bert Hudgins
Wayne University
Robert R. Martin
University of Oregon
Harry V. Masters
the Plains
Russel Packard
Court News Verdict favors Edna Maening over Hills for 821.25
A court returned a verdict in Edna Maenings petition against John E Hill and Lelia Hill awarding 821.25 for an unpaid promissory note. Judge O F Rowland issued two further bank judgments: 843.75 against H D Post and D M Sawyer, and 3161.50 against H D Post, C F Wallace, and W C Post. Lena Blackburn seeks divorce from Wayne Blackburn for willful absence. Ohlinger and Wolfe Co. of Nelsonville sues William Devol and Sylvia Devol for 669.69 on an unpaid account.
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Edna Maeningman
John E. Hill
Lelia Hill
O. F. Rowland
H. Squire
Ohio
H. D. Post
D. M. Sawyer
C. F. Wallace
W. C. Post
Lena Blackburn
Wayne Blackburn
Ohlinger and Wolfe Co
Nelsonville
William Devol
Sylvia Devol
Marietta Plans Ceremony For New City Building
Mayor Len B. McCune to join Mayor J. Morton Harper of Marietta as official escort in parade preceding cornerstone laying for a new municipal building. The existing city hall was destroyed by fire last November, delaying construction.
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Len B. McCune
J. Morton Harper
Marietta
Buchtel School to Host Boys 4-H Club Meeting
Buchtel residents plan a Friday evening gathering at the Buchtel School on June 12 at 7 oclock to organize a boys 4-H club Palmer Jones from the County Extension Office will attend Kenneth Kinneer and sisters Edith and Gladys Kinneer visited East Canton last weekend returning Sunday Mr Kinneer stayed longer Roy Smathers and sons from near Cincinnati visited local relatives this week Helen Bookman hosted Charles Gaskins Frank Rice Mary Ellen and Margaret Ann Traubert visiting their grandmother Mrs Hugh King and aunt Miss Mary King
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Buchtel
Buchtel School
Palmer Jones
County Extension Office
Kenneth Kinneer
Edith
Gladys Kinneer
East Canton
Leo Carlin
Cincinnati
Helen Bookman
Mis
Charles Gaskins
the Plains
Frank Rice
Columbus
Mary Ellen
Margaret Ann Traubert
Wellsburg
Hugh King
Mary King
Two motorists fined for overtime and forbidden parking
R. L. Marion was fined $1 by Mayor Len B. McCune for overtime parking. Ethel Reese was fined $1 for parking where forbidden.
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R. L. Marion
Len B. McCune
Ethel Reese
Auto tag fund distributes to Athens County towns
Athens County and ten municipalities shared in a surprise auto license sale dividend totaling 3 500 with 1 500 to the county road and bridge fund and 1 800 among the towns Albany 50 Amesville 25 Athens 750 Buchtel 50 Chauncey 75 Coolville 50 Glouster 250 Jacksonville 25 Nelsonville 500 and Trimble 25 This was the second distribution this year after 5 750 earlier in April Tags were delayed from January to March delaying distributions
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Athens County
County
Albany
Ames Ville
Athens
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
Trimble
Drunk Driving Fines and Local Radio Talent
L. L. Reed of Iona West Virginia paid a $100 fine and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated and had his driving privileges revoked for six months. The charge was filed by Marshal R. Henderson of Coolville following an automobile collision with Gerald Nelson’s truck at Modoc. Gerald Nelson was also mentioned in the affidavit. Modoc resident one, Modoc, was fined $25 with the fine suspended for good behavior, per Magistrate Bennett. Separately, Mary and Daniel Armbruster along with Ida Ellis and Rupert and Paul Chesser of The Plains will perform on a Clover Farm Program Friday at five p.m. over radio station WAIU in Columbus. the Chesser brothers play guitars while the others sing.
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T. R. Bennett
Reed
Marshal R. 5. Henderson
Coolville
Gerald Nelson
Modoc
Jennie Nelson
Bennett
Mary
Daniel Armbruster Brooksville
Ida Ellis
FFA Film Show To Benefit Amesville Agricultural Dept
A series of motion picture showings sponsored by the Future Farmers of America will be held at Amesville High School this Friday night. Proceeds will be used to buy new equipment for the Agricultural Department.
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The
Future Farmers of America
Amesville High School
Agricultural Department
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Harold Rose
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Pomeroy
McCullough’s
Stansbury Drug Co
Middleport
Brigadier
National Distillers Products Corp Executive
Concord State Teachers’ College
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George A. Washbourne
Ohio State University
J. Hooper Wise
Epsie Young
A. M
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Arthur M. Young
University of Akron
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Cyrus W. Lantz
Iowa State Teachers’ Coollege
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Iowa
Roy A. Hinderman
University of Wisconsin
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State Normal
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W. Roy Diem
Ohio Wesleyan University
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State Teachers' College
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Mildred C. Scott
State Teachers College
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Harold M. Vinacke
Department of Political Science
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Center of International American Studies
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University of Chicago
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Cherokee
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New York
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