OU Economics Education Workshop Opens Monday
Ohio University's second annual Workshop on Economic Education will open on Monday at Lindley Hall with about 70 participating teachers and staff. The three week program runs from July 1 to July 10 with field trips, lectures, and discussions led by OU faculty and guest speakers from major organizations.
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Ohio University
Ohio Council On Economic Education
Lindley Hall
Ohio Business, Labor, Agricultural and Industrial Organizations
George J. Kabat
College of Education
John C. Baker
M. L. Frankel
Joint Council On Economic Education
George Fersh
New York State Teachers College
Plattsburg
N. Y
F. H. McKelvey
Center For Educational Service
Fred Picard
Department of Economics
Arthur Upgrew
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
Dartmouth College
Kabat
Baker
Joseph B. Hall
Kroger Co
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Council Cio
John W. Sims
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Stanley C. Allyn
National Cash Register Co
Murray D. Lincoln
Harry M. Miller
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
R. H. Collacott
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Ronald Owens
United Mine Workers of America
R. Karl Honaman
Bell Laboratories
Fred H. Johnson
Rankin, Johnson and Co
Columbus
Samuel M. Cohn
Office of
The
Bureau of the Budget
Washington, D. C
Susan Burr
Federal Reserve System
L. Merle Hostetler
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
William Papier
Ohio State Employment Service
John Chalmers
Kenyon College
Charles Killingsworth
Michigan State College
U. S. Wage Stabilization Board
Wallace Mors
Western Reserve University Department of Economics
J. I. Falconer
Ohio State University
Department of Rural Economics
Guy Harold Smith
OSU
Southeastern Ohio
Gerald O. Devol
Carbon Hill
Robbe H. Kirkendall
Elsie F. Mears
Crooksville
T. C. Porter
Trimble
Average bride age 19 as Athens County licenses rise
May applications total 21 couples, one more than April and equal to May 1952. In early June 16 more licenses were filed, hinting at a potential record. Brides averaged 19, with ages 16 to 27. grooms averaged 24, spanning 16 to 54 among Army Navy Air Force and Marines applicants. Occupations included mechanic clerk laborer and student or unemployed.
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Dan Cupid
Athens County
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
4-H Club Meeting Minutes Highlight Members and Roles
Three members attended the Lucky Clover 4-H Club meeting at Glenna Hall’s home with Joy Selby and Carolyn Ashcraft also mentioned. Danny Adams spoke about his garden at a Plains Mound Builders gathering at Willard Adams’ home. Charles Adams was elected news reporter for the Blackhawk 4-H Club.
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Lucky Clover
Glenna Hall
Joy Selby
Carolyn Ashcraft
Danny Adams
Willard Adams
Charles Adams
Blackhawk
Pleasanton Farmerette Stitchers Meet at Hanning Home
County home demonstration agent Mrs. Florence McBride joined the Pleasanton group at Patsy Hanning’s residence for a recent meeting. Advisors Bar bara Dougan and Mrs. Margie Hanning attended the gathering.
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Florence McBride
Pleasanton Farmerette
Patsy Hanning
Barbara Dougan
Margie Hanning
4-H Club Meetings Set Dates In County Notes
Thirteen members of the Amesville 44H Sewing Club met at Madelon Clark’s home. Judging date was set for Aug 11. Rome-Canaan Jolly Girls 4-H Club discussed projects at a recent meeting. Looney was elected health leader at Whitehall Livestock Club.
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Amesville
Sewing Club
Madelon Clark
Rome-Canaan
Ee Looney
Whitehall Livestock Club
McGuffeyans to Meet Carter on Tuesday Evening
Fred Carter of California will show pictures of the west Tuesday at 7 30 p m when the Athens County McGuffey Society meets at the First Christian Church. The meeting is open to the public, president Charles E Miller said.
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Fred Carter
California
Athens County
McGuffey Society
First Christian Church
Charles E. Miller
Patrol Arrests 38 peeders Exceeding speed leads to fines
State Highway Patrol arrested three drivers on speeding charges Thursday. Mike Russolillo 31 Columbus and Donald Cooley 46 Athens were fined 10 dollars and costs each. Charles Szekely 32 Huntington W Va paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Ferdinand Staarman 53 Leopold W Va paid 5 dollars and costs for driving the wrong way on a one way highway at Route 50 and 7 junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Justice of the Peace
Charles
Mike Russolillo
Columbus
Donald Cooley
Athens
T. F. Cecil
Coalville
Charles Szekely
Huntington
W. Va
Cecil
Ferdinand Staarman
Leopold
Staarman
Births and admissions at Shelterings Arms Hospital
The Athens paper lists a birth for Mr and Mrs Foster Coe of Athens a daughter. Admissions include Patricia Bundy of Takoma Park Md Otis Ray Miller Athens. Dismissals include Janet Turner Chauncey George Mason The Plains Rosa A Riley Athens Dr James K Bratton Athens Aldena Powell Athens.
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Foster Coe
Athens
Patricia Bundy
Takoma Park
Otis Ray Miller
Janet Turner
Chauncey
George Mason
the Plains
Rosa A. Riley
James K. Bratton
Aldena Powell
Red Cross Group Off Expenses Explained
Mrs. Clarke Daily executive secretary of the Athens County Red Cross chapter says her convention expenses are paid by the chapter while seven volunteer chairmen will pay their own. The traveling chairmen include Mrs. Harper Pendry Mrs. Hunter Hope Mrs. Robert Bullock Mrs. Donald Robinson Maude Lee Dorsey Mrs. Mayme Richardson and Mrs. Dana Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Daily
Athens County
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Railroad Sends County Tax Payment Check
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has sent a check for $20 814.93 to the treasurer of Athens County Ohio for the second half of 1952 property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Athens County
Athens
Exams Announced For Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announced examinations for tabulating machine and equipment operators, supervisors, and tabulation project planners with salaries from 2750 to 4205 dollars a year. Applications and further details may be obtained at the post office from local secretary F D Higgins.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
F. D. Higgins
Night Air Turns Cooler Then Warms Friday Morning
Slightly cooler weather arrived last night with temperatures slipping to 58. By 9 a m Friday the thermometer rose quickly to 74 as Thursday ranged between 79 and 65.
Nine Building Permits Filed in Athens in May
May building permits in Athens totaled nine with estimated value of 38 450. Major permits went to Elmer Jones Realty Co for 15 000 residence on Joneswood Drive and 13 500 for a new home on Ohio Ave. Bank of Athens remodeling at 2 500 and E J Taylor remodeling at 3 000 were issued. Phi Kappa fraternity 2 000 remodeling, Thomas Jenkins 1 400 kitchen and 500 back porch, Robert Harris 500 repairs, Ralph Cade 50 remodeling shop.
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Office of Service Safety
Fred H. Beckler
Wintter
Elmer Jones Realty Co
Joneswood Drive
Ohio Ave
Bank of Athens
E. J. Taylor
Columbia Ave
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Congress St
Thomas Jenkins
Morris Ave
Robert Harris
Ralph Cade
Euclid
Real estate activity slips in May Athens County
May real estate records in Athens County show 119 warranty deeds, down from April’s 123 but five more than May 1952. Mortgages total 69, eleven fewer than April and one less than May 1952. Chattel mortgages reach 514, fees rise to 928.30, assignments lead with 17, followed by affidavits 11, liens 9, certificates 7, rights of way 4, discharges 4, easements 3, leases 4, and mortgage releases 4.
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Athens County
Claudis Chappel
Country Recorder
Jurors Picked For Athens Condemnation Suit On Sewer Lift
In Athens Common Pleas Court a special jury is impaneled to determine damages in the city of Athens condemnation action against H C Bobo and Albert Johnson. The case seeks land on Sidney Street for a lift station on the sewer trunk line amid stalled price talks.
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Common Pleas Court
City of
Athens
H. C. Bobo
Albert Johnson
Bobo
Johnson
Sidney St
Fourth Judicial Court of Appeals
Albany Phone Exchange Construction To Start
The Athens Home Telephone Co begins work on a new Albany telephone exchange with the razing of the old frame building once a blacksmith shop. The switchboard portion will be kept until the brick structure rises enough to relocate it. Dr. C. L. Jones says Arthur Wat king is the contractor for the new building, which will house automatic dialing equipment when finished. Some equipment began arriving today.
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Albany
Athens County
Ray Shafer
Plains
C. L. Jones
Athens Home Telephone Co
Doctor Jones
Arthur Watking
Athens County Bond Sales Rise in May
Athens County sold Series E and H savings bonds totaling 487?697 in May, up from 23587 in 1952, as Henry F. Corriveau, central Ohio manager, notes. Statewide May sales climbed 36 percent with 88 counties reporting gains, national five month sales 30 percent ahead of 1952.
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Athens County
Henry F. Coreriveau
Central Ohio
Athens County Land Transfers List Details Many Tracts
A catalog of deeds shows numerous Athens County transfers involving transfers to individuals in Glouster Chauncey Nelsonville and Athens. Names include Fred Copeland Mary Phillips Edna Bingman Frank Wood Howard Woodyard Verna Anderson Peter Seel Rosser Bateman James McCarty and J Donahey. Transfers span lots tracts and subdivisions in Athens Township Glouster Chauncey and surrounding townships.
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Fred Copeland
Athens County
Andy Docie
Glouster
A Palmer
Athens
John A. Miller
Chauncey
Harry N. Seipel
Clarence J. Bolin
Alexander Township
Mary S. Phillips
Jesse Warren
J. C. Campbell
Fairfield
Gladys Keeran
Et al
Mary H. Newcomb
McDaniel
New Marshfield
Francis F. Russell
John W. Dowler
Verna Anderson
Hudson
Edna Bingman
Ben S. Vaughn
R. Clyde Whitlatch
Robert Morrison
Mary Aretha Chase
Burley Church
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carthage
Frank Wood
Howard T. Woodyard
Athens Township
Howard Woodyard
Alexander
Helen Vaughn
Harry Dust
Jacksonville
Edward Martin
Wallace Ophir Burk
del Carbo
Waterloo
Clarence B. Casteel
Canaan
J. D. McClanahan
Terrace Heights
Mildred Rosseter
Nora Trout
Albany
Lee Township
Charles C. Parry
Nelsonville
Ervin Locke
Watkins
Joe Bentley
Dover Township
Chester McManaway
Oscar Ramasey
Clyde Duffy
James McCarty
Ernest Bingman
Gladstone Brunton
Otis Sumpter
Perry
Ohio
Albert H. Hall
Paul L. Ferry
Moore’s
Stewart V. Robinette
Columbus
Charles C. Steele
Edwin B. Smith
Irvin D. Quick
Gilbert Hartman
Bill G. Kasler
Trimble
Hartman
Eliad F. Bails
Mattie Dennison
Clyde
Addington
Crooksville
Edna B. St. Louis
Albert Gubitz
Grandview Highland
Letha B. Hess
Walter D. Freeman
Sopha Haynes
Waterloo Township
Ohio Company
Sam J. Sammons
Wendell G. Moore
the Plains
Verity
Harry
Wright
Canaan Township
T. H. Scott
Akron
Hill
Canaanville
Critchett Transferred to Columbus as Purchasing Agent
Carl A. Critchett, previously field purchasing agent at E. M. Poston plant, moves to Columbus as the company's purchasing agent. John H. Inskeep, former Poston station field engineer, succeeds Critchett.
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Carl A. Critchett
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
E. M. Poston
Columbus
John H. Inskeep
Poston Station
Mr. Critchett
School Concludes New Marshfield Vacation Bible School
A two week session of the Church of Christ Daily Vacation Bible School will close Friday afternoon with a picnic and games. A closing program is planned for Sunday night.
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New Marshfield
Church of Christ Daily Vacation Bible School
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