Ohio teachers join 18 counties at conservation conference
Southeast Ohio educators, administrators, and forestry experts from 18 counties travel to Bonne University for a three day conservation education conference. University leaders and Drs McCracken Benz Dow McClure Wolfe Gier Houf Beecher and Dickman will participate with a program featuring films talks and committee meetings to promote school based conservation study and action.
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Athens
Ohio
Bonne University
J. Edith Beecher
Violaon
University
Petip
Columbus
Herman Humphrey
T. ¢. McCracken
John Mc. Baker
Dean McCracken
Harry ¥. Benz
C L. Dow
0. E. McClure
TM. Wolfe
H.T Gier
H. T. Houf
Edith Beecher
I. Dickman
Ohio Division of Forestry
S. BH. di Jon
Hocking County
Paul
Sears
Oberlin College Science Department
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Spears
Wilbur A. Yauch
Ohio University
Dow
Department of
Geology and Geography
Ash Cave
Ralph M. Kriebel
Purdue University
Palsy Walsy Fred Dassett Keeps Growing Circle of Pals
Fred Dassett, 82, long time butcher, says meat scarcity has expanded his list of friends. He recalls a past era when winners were kept in the shop to reward youngsters who came for their mother’s meat order.
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Fred Dassett
Virginia Root Dies Thursday In Columbus Hospital
Mrs Virginia Maxine Root aged twenty one died Thursday after a three week illness in St Anthonys Hospital Columbus She was born at Pratts Fork and graduated Shade H S Class of 1949 She worked at Woolworth Athens and resided in Columbus Funeral Sunday at Shade Methodist Church with Rev Earl Cowan officiating Burial at Shade Call Dowler Ferguson Funeral Home after 10 am Saturday
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Virginia Maxine Root
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
Zach
Pratts Fork
Shade High School
Woolworth
Athens
Burlingham Methodist Church
Gerald King
Ruth Farnham
Minneapolis
Minn
Marjorie Carter
Janet
Carl
Wiley
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Bert
Gerry
Larry
Florence King
Shade Methodist Church
Earl Cowan
Shade
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral
Bonnie Stover Funeral Set for Sunday at Mt Liberty
Belpre Ohio funeral notice for Bonnie F Stover 38 died at home in Western Washington County near Mt Liberty. Funeral in Mt Liberty Church Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Oldecker. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Survived by husband Lark W Stover three daughters Etta Ruby Marie three sons Earl Jr Clarence Larry four brothers Lester Brookover Clarence Junior Louisville and four sisters Cora Collins Ruby Shock Blanche Carpenter Bertha Hosey.
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Bonnie Stover
Belpre
Bonnie F. Stover
Washington County
Mt. Liberty
Oldecker
Clarence
Larry
Lester
Brookover
Columbus
Junior
Louisville
Cora Collins
Lockney
W.va
Ruby Shock
Akron
Blanche Carpenter
Bertha Hosey
Grantsville
Bill Kircher to Speak Over WLW Saturday
William L. Kircher son of Charles P. Kircher of 32 Second St will speak Saturday at 3 o clock EWT on a program from Station WLW Cincinnati. Pfc Theodore F Potts 34 has been discharged from the Army and returned home with wife Evelyn and daughter after ten months overseas with the 98th Division earning the European African Middle Theater Medal with two bronze stars and the Good Conduct Medal. He was hospitalized in England before discharge at Darnall General Hospital Kentucky.
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William L. Kircher
Charles P. Kircher
Second St
EWT
WLW
Cincinnati
United Automobile Workers-Cio
Potts
Theodore F. Potts
W. State
Evelyn
Pfc
France
Germany
England
Darnal General Hospital
Kentucky
Ea Long
McBee Co
Joseph Scott
Philippines
Scott
McBee
Army
Europe
Pie
Eva Scott
Joe
Lye al
High St
Hunter Fined Fifteen Dollars for Non-Resident License Charge
James T. Smith of Chattanooga Tennessee was fined fifteen dollars and costs by Magistrate J. W. Bailey after pleading bailty to hunting without a non resident license. State Game Protector C. H. Moore made the arrest.
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James T. Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. W. Bailey
C. H. Moore
Carl L Leggs Casualty in Okinawa Action
A brief report says Pfc. Carl L. Legg U S Marine Corps son of Mrs Doris Bragley 122 Ww Union St sustained a gunshot wound in the right leg in action against the enemy on Okinawa He was admitted to a hospital on May 19 for medical treatment.
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Carl L. Legg
U.S. Marine Corps
Doris Bragley
Union St
Okinawa
Lodi storm damages farms and kills bull in lightning strike
A severe wind and lightning storm damaged numerous properties in Lodi Township from 10:30 p m to midnight. A County Commissioner Ray Bobo's bull was killed. Shafer Orchard barns were destroyed or roofed, debris blocked Route 33. Pearl Sapp farm roofs were damaged. power lines were blown down. other homes suffered damage. Several 4 H clubs and local groups held meetings and planned projects, with officers elected and activities outlined. A note adds that Mark Twain patented a self pasting scrapbook in 1873 with 25 000 copies sold.
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Lodi Township
Ray Bobo
Shafer Orchard
Double Action Urged To Finish Seventh War Loan Drive
Athens County faces a mid campaign test as chairman Herman Humphrey urges "double action" to complete the seventh war loan. Solicitors must reach every adult, who must respond financially. Athens City leads with 100.2 percent, York Township 85.9, and Athens Township 65.9, while county residents express weariness of drives.
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Herman Humphrey
Athens County
Jto
Humphrey
Okinawa
Athens
Nelsonville
York Township
Athens Township
Imoney
Athens City
OUR MEN IN SERVICE BRAVERY AND HOMELEAVES ACROSS EUROPE
Bronze Star awarded to John W. Burritt for tank action near Nattenheim Germany. Letters recount Pom Metcalf and James North serving overseas 16 and 20 months respectively. Stories detail Lt. dodderer V E Day flight over Germany and Otis McClintock aboard USS Franklin. Corporal Herron in France and Germany. Dowler earns Bronze Star near Kassel. Rardin wings at Selman Field. Zockine returns home after Army discharge from Camp Howze.
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James B. North
Zora Morrison
Wonderland
Seaman North
Bayonne
N. J
Radio School
Caseo Bay
Portland
Mrs Algie Sayre Dies At Home Of A Daughter
Mrs Algie Sayre died early this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Frances Gibbs after an extended illness. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at the Gibbs home with burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving are her brother J Fy Henshaw of Glouster two grandchildren Lois Gibbs Akron and Ernest Gibbs in the Philippines a stepdaughter Mrs Ray Kasler of Columbus.
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Glouster
Algie Sayre
Frances Gibbs
Gibbs
Maplewood
J. Fy. Henshaw
Lois Gibbs
Akron
Ernest Gibbs
Philippines
Ray Kasler
Jurnbus
Dunn Funeral Held in Crooksville Today
Funeral services for Mrs Rosella Dunn who died Tuesday morning at the home of her son in West Logan were held at the United Brethren Church in Crooksville Friday at 2 30 pm with Rev W L Kuehn officiating Burial was in Crooksville Cemetery by the Leonard Funeral Service
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Logan
Rosella Dunn
West Logan
United Brethren Church
Crooksville
W. L. Kuehn
Leonard Feneral
Tex Risher, 24, Killed in Amaril Plane Crash
Tex Risher, an aviation instructor aged 24, was killed in an airplane accident at Amaril Tex. Mrs. Howard Figiey of Athens Road has been notified. He leaves a wife and two children. His grandfather John Risher of Newark died the same day.
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Tax Risher
Howard Figiey
Athens RD
Tex Risher
Amaril Tex
John Risher
Newark
Teen Girl Fined and Jailed for Theft in Athens
Mary Forbes, 13, of Nelsonville Route 1, pleaded guilty to taking a dress and shoes from a rooming house in Athens. Mayor Franz Woodworth fined her 3 19 and costs and sentenced her to five days in jail.
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Mary Forbes
Nelsonville
Helen Westfall
Athens
Franz Woodworth
Miss Forbes
Pimples Vanish Overnight With Kieerax Medicated Squid
A dubious ad touts a product called Kieerax Medicated Squid that claims pimples disappear overnight after applying Kleere Epon Trac king. It promises customer praise, money back if unsatisfied, and urges immediate action with bold testimonials.
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Tostantius
Kleerex
Former Meigs Woman Succumbs in Columbus
Mrs. Molly Harrington aged 73, a former resident of Middleport, died at her daughter’s Columbus home. Funeral services will be at Palmer Funeral Home in Columbus with burial at Mt. Vernon, where she once lived. She had resided in Columbus ten years with her daughter Mrs. Howard Williams after the death of her son-in-law. Her husband Lewis Harrington died in Columbus in 1913.
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Columbus
Molly Harrington
Middleport
Howard Williams
Palmer Funeral Home
S. Eight
Dent
Mt. Vernon
New York Central Railroad
Lewis Harrington
Sunday Final Day To Sign For Girl Scout Camp Here
Sunday marks the final day to sign for the Athens Girl Scout Camp session starting Monday. Brownie Scouts ages 7 to 10 meet at 9:35 a.m. and travel by Union Buy Station bus, returning 4:10 p.m. An all-scout fare is five cents each way. Intermediates 10 to 14 and Seniors 15 to 19 attend on Tuesdays and Thursdays with return at 4:45 p.m. Leaders include Miss Gertrude Addicets and Mrs Betty Wet. Camp is on 15 acres near Morrison Brown Hill and is owned by the Seniors.
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Ian
Athens
Brownie
Browne
Union Buy
Athens City
Shannon
Retan
Gertrude Addicets
Eof Stupman
Betty Wet
Caubert Kmieh
Helen Windisch
Jallan Balsam
Ruth Khnsenperg
Annabelle White
Mie
Wile
Wm Palmer
Jy Wolliam Stehr
Mis Say Stalderarte
Calis
Dewee Goddard
Roan
Merde
Saratoga Carrier Hit Again by Japanese Forces
The Saratoga suffered damage from a torpedo early in the war and supported air operations in the Solomons, Bougainville, Gilberts and Marshalls. It joined British fleet raids in the Indian Ocean, joined Task Force 58 to strike Tokyo, then moved to support Iwo Jima before a crippling enemy air attack.
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Saratoga
Hayw
Jaan Islands
Wake Island
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Neal
Guadacanal
Hatts
Solomons
Netherland East Indies
Pacific
L. A. Moebus
Lima
Ohio
Marc A. Mitscher
Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Blocked Eleventh Street Extends Across Manhattan Route
A blocked segment describes Eleventh Street in New York City running from the North River to the East River without crossing Broadway, indicating a street closure or narrowing in that area.
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Eleventh Street
New York City
North River
East River
Broadway
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Virginia Root
Iowa
Kruschen Salts
Bill Kircher
Hunter
City Fire Dept
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Athens Home Telephone Co
Carl L. Legs
Lodi
Pearl Sapp Farm
Pratts! Fork
Oris Davis Dome
George Fulton
Cooking Together
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Yee
Doris Hixenbaugh
Virginia Ashton
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Helen Barnhill
Mary Shaw- 2x
Lola Gelliott
Greens
Juhana iKochis
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Mary Tate
Leata Ervin
Marge Les ‘Yate
the Shade Victory Club
Lodi Grange Hall
Blanche Jeffers
Anna Sargent
Twila Jean Smith
Betty Blazier
Sara Wilson
Jean Wingett
Mabel Smith
Hazel Creamer
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York Grange Hall
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Lois Parsons
Barbara Faughty
Mona Hart
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Edna Leiber
Sew
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Ruth Carr
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Ope Hess
Earless Hess
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Bette Carr
Nancy Bell
Joan Mingus
Margie Lee Tate
Winona Reeves
Leota Erwin Tate
Chile
Mary Jane
Christman
Graham Cracker Ible
Happy Hustlers
Flossie Davis
Mark Twain
John W. Burritt
Wanda Oxley Burritt
State St
Nattenheim
Burritt
John R. Burritt
Zaleski
Earl Metcalf
Guysville
Pfe. Pail E. Metcalf
Acosta
Italy
Frank E. Dodderer
Eric Dodderer
Oliver Township
Meigs County
Vna
Troy High School
Colville
Belgium
Rhine Valley
Ee Otis S. McClintock
Frank B. McClintock
Racine
Franklin
New York
Japan
George William Young
Earl Herron
New Marshfield
Grover Young
Hamley Run
Corporal Herron
Fourth Armored Divsion
Eighth Tank Battalion
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United States
Kassel
Dowler
Manding
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Daniel Amos Rardin
Grace M. Rardin
Morris Ave
Selman Field
Monroe
Pacific Theater
Zockine
Camb Howze
Tex
Rachel Zockine
Dunn
Athens Pharmacy
Meigs
Howard Camp
Cross Bros
W. Union St
Sien
Eril Seigfred
Paul Fantaime
Chur Astfier
Sara
Joseph Arti
St. Joseph
Londonderry
Bernd Hewett
Smege Flying Service University Airport
Atary
Carpenter Howe. Co
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Washington St
City Hall
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