Egyptian Official Visits Athens. Habachy Daughter to Teach at OU
An Egyptian official with high government posts and a NYU link visited Ohio University in Athens, meeting OU President John C. Baker and staff. His daughter Suzan Sabwa Saba Habochy will teach international law and Middle East history next fall, after roles with the United Nations secretariat in Geneva and degrees from Bryn Mawr and Radcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Saba Habachy
New York University
Middle East
John C. Baker
Suzan Sabwa Saba Habochy
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Secretariat
Cairo
American University
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Saba Habadiyv
Egypt
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
Bush Elliott
College of Arts and Sciences
Carl G. Gustavson
F. D. Kershner, Jr
Willard H. Elsbree
Messenger Newsphoto
Nelson Welk McBee inventor dies at 74 in Florida
Nelson S Welk 74 longtime McBee official and inventor died Monday in a Ft Myers Florida hospital after a monthlong illness. An Athens native he joined McBee in 1911 and held 61 patents across US Canada and Mexico. He led the mechanical division and later advised in research and development before moving to Florida in 1950. He survived by his wife Goldie Pickering Welk and a son who had died earlier. Funeral services are set Friday at 1 p.m. in Mt Myers with burial in West Union Cemetery.
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Nelson S. Welk
McBee
Athens
Ft. Myers
Welk
Florida
Unity
Columbiana County
Emmanuel and
Arminta Miller Welk
Beaver Falls
McCool Typewriter Co
Elks’ Lodge
First Methodist Church
Mt. Myers
Goldie Pickering Welk
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes
C. Melvin Alkire
West Union St
Court Grants Four Decrees Divorces Granted by Common Pleas Court
Three women obtained divorces through Common Pleas Court orders. Minnie Ann Derenberger, plaintiff Alice Pierce, and Betty Harrison sought relief from James Huser veren.ce.er, David G. Harrison, and related defendants. Lucille E. Slish er cited extreme cruelty and was granted a divorce from George F. Slisher Jr. Gary L Whitacre was also granted a divorce from Edna Whitacre on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. the defendant defaulted.
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Common Pleas
Minnie Ann Derenberger
James Huser
Veren.ce
Alice Pierce
Betty Harrison
David G. Harrison
Lucille E. Slisher
George F. Slisher
Gary Lowell Whitacre
Edna Whitacre
York Land Partition Ordered by Court in Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court ordered partition of six York Township tracts in the suit Florence Dishong versus Margaret Homer, Clarence Mourne, Mildred Dishong, and Catherine Davis. Commissioners Vern Vorhes, Robert Beechler, and Vern Coakley to oversee the division. The plaintiff and all defendants share equal rights except Margaret Mourne who holds four ninths of the property.
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York Township
Common Pleas Court
Florence Dishong
Margaret Homer
Clarence Mourne
Mildred Dishong
Catherine Davis
Vern Vorhes
Robert Beechler
Vern Coaklevy
Margaret Mourne
Forfeit Bonds in Municipal Court Traffic Case
Two men forfeited appearance bonds posted in Municipal Court on city police traffic charges. Charles D. Nash, 22, of 16 S Congress St, forfeited $10 for running a red light and Belford C. Davis, 46, Athens, forfeited $20 for speeding on W Union St.
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Charles D. Nash
S. Congress St
Belford C. Davis
Athens
W. Union St
Railroad Board Rep To Visit Athens Post Office
Jon H. Mederer of the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board will visit the Athens post office Tuesday July 2 instead of July 4 due to the federal holiday. He will meet retirees and handle inquiries at the station in this relocation of the 4th of July schedule.
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Jon H. Mederer
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
Athens Post Office
Executive Saye School Survey Week
County school superintendent George Christman criticizes an Ohio Education Association survey led by Heller and Associates. The firm supported consolidating Carthage Troy Rome Canaan and Shade schools, but Christman says the county’s investigation was inadequate and focused mainly on Carthage Troy.
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Saye
George Christman
Ohio Education Association
General Assembly
Cleveland
Heller and Associates
OEA
Carthage-Troy
Rome-Canaan and
Shade
Christman
Carthage - Troy
Carthage Troy
Weather notes from Hamley Run report mild rain
Light rain fell last night and this morning in Hamley Run. The atmosphere felt muggy with a high of 84 and a low of 57 yesterday. The 9 am temperature stood around 67.
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Hamley Run
Color movie shows bank electronic check posting machine
A color film demonstrating an electronic check posting machine for banks was presented to Athens Rotary at noon Monday. Several men from the Royal McBee Co were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Rotary
The
Royal McBee Co
Blood drive in Athens falls short of quota
In Athens on Monday the Red Cross bloodmobile collected 42 pints, well below the 73 pint goal. At the Church of the Good Shepherd center 17 walk ins sought donations and 16 were rejected. Knoll F. Dup ler and William Kas ler were among honored donors for two gallons and a Savings Bond respectively.
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Athens
Red Cross
C. B. Nye
Church of the Good Shepherd
Carl Johnson
Athens Machine Co
William Kasler
Royal McBee
U.S
Rotary Club
Board Aims Related for Kiwanis at Athens meeting
Harper Pendry secretary of the Board of Trade told the Athens Kiwanis Club the local chamber of commerce serves the community not its members. He said the board pursues industrial contacts and business moves for Athens and forecast roads improving with state highway department efforts. Pendry was introduced by Kiwanian Harry Lackey.
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Harper Pendry
Board of Trade
Athens Kiwanis Club
Pendry
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
State Highway Department
Highway Commissions
Harry Lackey
Lancaster Milan Cited In Car Theft Case
Leslie Lanning 33 of Lancaster charged with auto theft after State Highway Patrol caught him in Kuhn's car at New Straitsville Sunday. Lanning's brothers Donald K. 25 and Burl G. 27 of Glouster Route 3 were arrested and later released. Car damaged. Lanning allegedly struck a garage on Kimberly Carbondale Road then rolled the car before arrest. Preliminary hearing in Fairfield County Court scheduled.
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Leslie Lanning
Lancaster
Melvin Kuhn
State Highway Patrol
Lanning
Kuhn
New Straitsville
Donald K
Burl G
Glouster
Carl Seifert
Leslie
Seifert
Kimberly-Carbondale
Fairfield County
Shelter Notes At Arm Hospital Named New Daughters
The hospital notices list births for Mr and Mrs Wilbur McLean Athens Route 1 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Virgil Dunfee Stewart a daughter. Admitted include Mrs Fredia Jones Athens Don Cooley Athens Mrs Mary Gould New Marshfield and several others with Athens area connections.
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Wilbur McLean
Athens
Virgil Dunfee
Stewart
Fredia Jones
Don Cooley
Mary Gould
New Marshfield
Freeman Riley
Wallace Myers
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Assn Meeting Attended by Notables
Dr. Eleanora Schmidt A H Rhoads and Mrs Joe B Davis attended the annual Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Assn meeting at the Neil House Hotel in Columbus on June 6 7. Schmidt and Rhoads serve on the organization’s board of directors. Royal trip planned Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit Canada this fall according to a royal announcement.
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Eleanora Schmidt
A. H. Rhoads
Joe B. Davis
The
Ohio Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Neil House
Columbus
Dortmund
Germany
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Canada
City Plans tackle lot numbering and zoning issues
The city planning commission, in a two hour session, discussed numbering Mechanicsburg lots and proposed new city wide numbering starting at 6000. They consider hiring a zoning consultant and aim to have cost estimates by July 10 for inclusion in next year’s budget.
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City Planning Commission
A. A. Nellis
Hocking River
Nellis
Commission
Mechanicsburg
Lowman’s
Hastings
Service Safety Director
Athens
W. H. Herbert
Rites Held Monday For Infant Daughter
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Jagers and Sons funeral home for the day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Simmons Beal Jr of Athens. The baby died Sunday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Herbert Crabtree Millfield and Mr and Mrs Simmons Beal Euclid. Burial followed at West Union Street Cemetery. Angus G Macaulay 19 of Tiffin Hall forfeited a 30 dollar bond in Municipal Court on a city police charge of intoxication.
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Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Simmons Beal
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Herbert Crabtree
Milllfield
Euclid
West Union Street
Angus G. Macaulay
Tiffin Hall
Elephant loose near Grosvenor and Carpenter yard
An elephant and its trainer were found in a yard near Grosvenor and Carpenter after an early morning alarm. The animal had escaped from a circus sponsored by Beasley and Mathews Inc, hungry and roaming before the keeper restrained it. Police expect wary responses to pre dawn elephant reports as the entourage left town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor and
Carpenter
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Civil Service Exams Announced by Board
The Civil Service Commission announces exams for air and marine navigation specialist with salaries from 70 to 4525 dollars annually and fishery methods and equipment specialist with salaries from 3670 to 7570 dollars annually. Applications are available at the post office from the local secretary Charles H. Evans.
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Charles H. Evans
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Nelson Welk
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Qlota
Milan
Charles Webb
Everett Hanning
the Plains
Sam Munn
Samuel McClelland
Linda Baker
Ethel Parry
Service
H. C. Dorman
Erle Bridgewater
Franz Woodworth
Roger Connor
Fred
Jennie
Fred R. Beasley
U. S. Civil Service Com
Cyemaris
Culligan
Walter Ervin
Pres
West Stimson Ave
Sandra
Americas
Sandran Rugs
Sandran
Dad
Vance-Leach
West State
D. H
Jonesy
Sams Cline Bldg
New York Stock Exchange
Hamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati
Charleston
Wheeling
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