Ohio University hosts eight summer education conferences
Ohio University announces eight summer sessions during June and July. Educational administration health and conservation topics lead discussions with leaders from Ohio and national institutions. Conferences run June 27 to July 1 for elementary principals and teachers, June 30 to July 1 for administration, and July 7 to 8 for secondary education with extensive panels and workshops.
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Ohio University
Rush Elliott
Paul Allen
Fox Meadow Hool
Scarsdale
N.Y
Harley Carnicom
Garfield Heights
Frederick McKelvey
Ohio University Center For Educational Service
Wilbur Yauch
Ohio U
Jean Frazer Clark
Otterbein College
Neal Glenn
Gladys Tipton
University of Tennessee
Esther Dunham
Yauch
Hazel Nalley
Shadycide
Louise Clark
Marietta
State Department of Education
State Department
Ohio Bookmen's Club
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
William H Strausbaugh age 21 of Glouster Route 3 weds Zelda M McKinney 16 of Millfield Route 1. Louis C Lawrence 19 of Sharpsburg weds Helen M Cunningham 16 of Athens Route 3. Virgil E Baker 23 of Athens weds Donna M Skinner 22 of Auncey.
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William Harvey Strausbaugh
Glouster
Zelda Mae McKinney
Millfield
Louis Claude Lawrence
Sharpsburg
Helen Marie Cunningham
Athens
Virgil Everett Baker
Ape
Donna Mae Skinner
Auncey
Weekend Road Crash Total Brought to Eight
An epidemic of highway accidents extended over the weekend as State Highway patrolmen reported two more crashes Saturday and Sunday. No injuries in the last two incidents, keeping the weekend total at eight. six had been reported earlier. Slippery roads blamed for six earlier crashes. the weekend saw a truck crash on Route 43 near Chauncey and a car plunge into a creek on Route 50 near Guysville. Saturday incidents included injuries to two women north of Chauncey. Sheltering Arms Hospital reported one woman discharged and another listed in fair condition.
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Cecil E. Searls
Haydenville
Chauncey
Searls
Grosvenor St
Scouts Attend Encampment at Patterson Field Dayton
Thirteen Ath ens Boy Scouts from Explorer's Post 55 sponsored by First Presbyterian Church attend a senior scout encampment at Patterson Field Dayton. The June 12 to 18 event gathers 320 Scouts from Ohio and West Virginia to study meteorology flight and aeronautical training. Participants include Jack Vickers John Gibbs Phil Nye Weese Dickman Ted Geary John Mitchell Jesse Lee George Starcher Charles Tribe Ernest Anderson Dan Merrick Dan Whitehouse and Lewis Ondis.
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Athens
Patterson Field
Dayton
Explorer's Post 55
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio
West Virginia
Jack Vickers
John Gibbs
Phil Nye
Weese Dickman
Delegates Set for Presbyterian Synod Convocation
Delegates from the Athens Presbytery will represent Athens Washington Morgan Meigs Vinton Gallia and Hocking counties at the Presbyterian Convocation of the Ohio Synod and Synodical Societies at the College of Wooster June 20 through 23. Among area representatives are Mrs Lloyd Evans Nelsonville president of the Athens Synodical Mrs Mary Jennings publicity chairman of the same organization the Rev Christy of Marietta and the Rev Fred Luchs pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Athens.
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Paul R. Cummins
Fairfield County
Carl Porter-Shirley
Newport
R.L
Glen C. West
Portsmouth
D. D. Rummel
McConnelsville
Glen Hanes
Athens County
Walter Crewson
Hamilton
George E. Carr
Logan
W. B. Clay Jor
Jackson
Esther Dailey
Ralph Dye
Malis- McConnelsville
O. C. Lawrence
Crooksville
Ross Strickter
Board of Education
Ohio
Thomas ©. Shaffer
Ohio State Medical Association
School For Health Education
Sewell O. Milliken
Rural Health Organization
Ira V. Hiscock
School of Public Health
Yale University
Jonathan Forman
Friends of the Land
Doctor Forman
Harry E. Benz
Ohio University
Walter H. Gaumnitz
Federal Security Agency
U. S. Office of Education
Joseph R. Strobel
Ohio Department of Education
Allen E. Rupp
Cambridge
Wallace E. Blake
McArthur High School
Earl R. Bodenbender
Glouster High
Athens
Washington
Morgan, Meigs
Vinton
Gallia
Hocking
Ohio Synod and Synodical Societies
College of Wooster
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Storms threaten but hold off as weekend rainfall lifts Athens area
A weekend weather run saw storms threaten Sunday but fail to materialize while Saturday brought 2.77 inches of rain in Athens. A noon thundershower and a late afternoon shower accounted for most of the rainfall. Temperatures rose to 88 on Sunday with a 63 low, and the Hocking River level stood at 3.50 feet as of 9 30 this morning with a 76 degree reading.
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Athens
C. N. France
Hocking
Mayor Fines Three For Intoxication In Court
Arrested Saturday night in a N Court St grill three men were fined ten dollars and costs each in Mayor William P Mickle s court Sunday morning. Pleading guilty to intoxication and causing disturbance were Gilbert M Inboden 40 Union Furnace Benjamin A Fortney 29 Guysville and Joseph R Brown 24 Logan.
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N. Court St. Grill
William P. Mickle
Gilbert M. Inboden
Union Furnace
Benjamin A. Fortney
Guysville
Joseph R. Brown
Logan
Bloodmobile Visits Set for June 21 and 22
Athens County Red Cross announces blood donor registrations as the Columbus regional blood mobile arrives next week. The unit will stop at Nelsonville on June 21 and Athens on June 22, needing 140 donors each day. If quotas aren’t met, the county blood bank will be withdrawn.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Columbus
Nelsonville
Athens
Glouster Barber Enterts Innocent Plea in Murder Case
John LaCorte of Glouster entered an innocent plea in Mayor Mickle's court to first degree murder charges in the fatal Friday shooting of Mrs. Anna Lewis at Buckeye Restaurant. Attorney James Moscatta, retained by the LaCorte family, asked for time to secure Athens counsel.
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John LaCorte
Glouster
Anna Lewis
James Moscatta
Yorkville
William P. Mickle
LaCorte
Mickle
Lewis
Buckeye
Moscatta
Sona
Sicily
Athens
Summer Term Enrollment Set at AHS
Summer school at AHS offers an eight week session from June 20 to August 12 with no tuition. Classes run 8 a.m. to 12 30 p.m for grades 7 through 12, and attendance may shorten high school by half a year. Courses include English algebra botany government history typing business biology vocations woodwork drawing. Faculty listed include Bryant Wamsley Clifton Ferguson Fenske Wood.
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W. M. Bryant
P. S. Wamsley
E. G. Clifton
Maxwell Ferguson
Jerome Fenske
O. L. Wood
Ohio University Professor at Goodyear Forum in Akron
Prof. Edwin T. Hellebrandt of Ohio University joins 11 other Ohio educators at a Goodyear Industrial Relations Forum in Akron from June 12 to 24. The event aims to show how college taught industrial relations apply in large industries. Participants include educators from Bowling Green, Akron, Baldwin Wallace, Oberlin, Toledo, Ohio State, Western Reserve, Kent State, Miami, Case, and Kenyon.
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Edwin T. Hellebrandt
Ohio University
Ohio
Akron
Bowling Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Oberlin
Toledo
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Kent State
Miami
Case
Kenyon
Three Minor Traffic Mishaps Reported Over Weekend
City police listed three minor traffic accidents with slight damage. One crash at W State and N Lancaster involved Henry Gregory and Edward E. Vore. A second collision near E State and Mill Streets involved C M Gill and Frank Cain. A truck driven by Ray Thomas McGrath backed into the Cash Feed Store from an adjoining alley.
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W. State
N. Lancaster Streets
Henry Gregory
W. Washington St
Edward E. Vore
Athens
Ray Thomas McGrath
McConnellville
Former Marshfield Resident Dies
Mrs. Carilla Boden Warner 72, a longtime Marshfield area resident and last member of the John Newton Boden family, died on Columbus Saturday after a long illness. She was predeceased by a sister and a brother. Funeral services are Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Hoodlet Funeral Home with Rev. M. E. Hoon officiating. Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery.
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New Marshfield
Carilla Boden Warner
Columbus
John Newton Boden
Near Here
George Holdren
W. H. Boden
M. E. Hoon
New Marshfield Cemetery
Be Discontented at OU Baccalaureate Address
Ohio University held its largest graduating class at Memorial Auditorium with Dr. Julian Price Love urging discontent as path to a more excellent way. He warned against complacency and stressed service, faith, and unity, citing George Washington Carver and nationalism.
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Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
Julian Price Love
Louisville
Presbyterian Seminary
Doctor Love
Christ
Dr. Love
Mrs McGrath Rites Tuesday at Graham Chapel
Alma McGrath 63 died Saturday at home on Pleasant Hill. Survived by husband Charles five children Elza Marl Ernest James Webb Parker Nutter Irvin Cremeans. seventeen grandchildren two great grandchildren. Rites Tuesday 2 p.m. at Graham Chapel Church led by Rev Roy Deeter with burial beside the church. Friends may call at Dragers Funeral Home until 8 p.m. Monday and after at Pleasant Hill residence.
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Alma McGrath
Pleasant Hill
Charles
McGrath
Elza
Robertsville
Marl
Rutland
Ernest
Athens
James Webb
Guys Ville
Parker Nutter
Irvin Cremeans
Coolville
Graham Chapel
Roy Deeter
Dragers Funeral Home
Pleasant Still Residence
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Admission and dismissal records from Shelterin g Arms Hospital list new births and patient movements. Entries include a dozen admissions for surgeries and minor procedures, several dismissals with accompanying family details, and multiple residents from Athens and surrounding towns.
Keplar Fined For Left Turn Right of Way Violation
Ernest S. Keplar, 45, of 11 Fremont St, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor W. P. Mickle after arrest by the State Highway Patrol on failing to yield the right of way for a left turn.
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Ernest S. Keplar
Fremont St
W. P. Mickle
State Highway Patrol
Fire Blamed on Leaking Carburetor in Truck Crash
Firemen blamed a leaking carburetor for a truck fire on N Court Street Sunday afternoon. The semi trailer was driven by Joe Wedge of Findlay and flames were extinguished before any damage occurred.
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N. Court St
Joe Wedge
Findlay
Accidental Wounding Near Guysville Reported
A Guysville man wounded another after an accidental gunshot on Route 1. Harry Buck, shot himself in the left shoulder with a .22 rifle. Buck was listed in fair condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Harry Buck
Guysville
Homecoming Meeting Set For July Fourth Parade Prep
Businessmen are urged to attend the homecoming committee meeting at the mayor's office at 8 p.m. Saturday July 2 marks the start of a three day celebration. A parade Monday morning July 4 highlights the event with the Army band to perform and army officers to speak at the monument.
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Glouster
Saint John’s Day Observed by Glouster Lodge 607 F&AM
Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM held a Saint John’s Day service at the Church of Christ with E K Peugh directing a song service and quartet including Mrs. Marcella Brown W W Wallace C F Wallace E K Peugh and Daniel K Teater. The Rev Daniel K Teater spoke on The Lion of the Tribe of Judah noting Masonry rests on the Bible and aligning its principles with God’s plan from Eden through Abraham the tribes and the Messiah’s coming crucifixion and resurrection.
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Glouster
Abraham
Jesus
Messiah
Local Social Notes From Glouster And Surrounding Areas
Weekend visits mark gatherings as Nora Hall Jones stays with her parents in Glouster and Peter Jay Jones. Gail joins C A Bingman in Columbus. Relatives from Akron and Sterling attend funerals for Lawrence Guinther in Pom eroy. Journeys include visits to Monroe and Newton Falls, with residents returning home.
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Nora Hall Jones
Roy Hall
Peter Jay Jones
C. A. Bingman
Columbus
Gail
R. G. Weber
Sterling
C. A. Pride
Dick Guinther
Glouster
C. F. Guinther
Florence Luther
Akron
Lawrence Guinther
Pomeroy
Neeley Moody
Crooksville
Charles Swartz
Newton Falls
Monroe
Michigan
Lewis Gatchel
E. E. DeNune, Jr
Janet Sue
Elizabeth Mitchel
Grant Wallace
Esta Cunningham
Downpour Drenches Glouster Area Creating Street Flooding
A half hour downpour drenched Glouster with about one inch of rain Saturday afternoon, overwhelming sewers and flooding streets and sidewalks in low areas. An additional steady shower added another eighth inch, reviving lawns, pastures, and crops after weeks of drought. By Sunday evening no further rain had fallen.
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Drouth
Funeral Rites Held For Chauncey Mayor
The Rev Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey conducted funeral services for Mayor William D. Hines of Chauncey at the Glouster Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. Mrs Christine Brown, Mrs Gilbert Courtney and Charles Bradfield sang three numbers. The Rev Mr Courtney delivered the sermon. Burial was made in Dew Cemetery.
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Glouster
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
William D. Hines
Glouster Methodist Church
Christine Brown
Charles Bradfield
Mr. Courtney
Dew Cemetery
Degrees Awarded to Brunton and Gears at Ohio University
Wallace David Brunton and Willa Joy Gears of Glouster received degrees at Ohio University commencement exercises. The ceremony highlighted the university’s graduating class with notable local ties.
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Glouster
Ohio University
Wallace David Brunton
Willa Joy Gears
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Presbyterian Synod
AHS
Marshfield
McGuffey Elms
Louis Bromfield
Wilfred Grenfell
George Washington Carver
Mrs. McGrath
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clifford Dunkle
Clem Kovaleski
George Constable
Darrell West
Albany
Michael Curran
Gregg Sanders
Anita Wallace
Barry McBride
Sandra Antle
John Coulladis
Ada Kinneer
Harvey Buck
Harold Hayes
Shade
Leonard Gilkey
Mac Horn
the Plains
Robert Graham
Chillicothe
J. Maxwell Ferguson
Frances Minor
Dexter
Frank J. McClelland
Maxine Sauters
Frank Landis
Mary Hoffman
New Haven
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. G. Householder
Gallaher, Quick
Tad
Carbondale-Kimberly Rd
the Security Bank
Court Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stalders
ACME
Dry Cleaners
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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Choice Evans
Bologna
C. E. Clyse
Dan Bartlett
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