Friends of the Land hosts two day campus conference
The Friends of the Land large two day conference on conservation nutrition and human health opens at Ohio University with about 200 members attending. A field trip to Athens Forest Park led by Dr C L Dow starts Saturday morning. Sunday features seven talks from Rev Father Leo Ward Dr Frank A Gilbert Dr Emil Truog Dr Guida Abbott Dr Fred Miller and others on soil organic matter nutrition soil fertility and global population versus resources. University students admitted free with fee card. faculty and staff pay one dollar for full access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Land
Ohio Uniwaneitee
Maemo Frumanenur
Frank A. Gilbert
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Emil Truog
University of Wisconsin Agronomy
Guida Abbott
University of Florida Agri
Fred Miller
Altoona
Wiliam Albrecht
University of Missouri Department of Soils
Guy Burch
Washington, D.C
Ohio University
Traffic Check Continues on State Route 124
State Highway Patrol conducted a Thursday traffic check south of Syracuse issuing 19 warnings for lights brakes and defects. Officers checked 52 passenger cars and 17 commercial vehicles with no arrests reported. Arthur F. Rambo 35 of Crooksville was fined $10 and costs by Mayor W C Mercer for allowing an unlicensed minor to operate a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
State Highway Patrol
Arthur F. Rambo
Crooksville
W. C. Mercer
Civil Service Exams Open for Geologists and Clerks
The U S Civil Service Commission announced probational entrance exams for geologists with salaries at 2644 to 3397 dollars annually and for purchasing clerks and officers with starting pay from 2644 to 5905 dollars. Geologist applicants must take a written test. purchasing jobs require no written test. Applications must be received in the Washington Office by July 24, 1946. Veterans may have age limits waived. For forms and details contact local secretary W H Oldfield at the Athens Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
Commission
W. H. Oldfield
Athens
Commandery Officers Elected at Athens Templar No. 15
Wills 2, Johnson was elected commander of the Athens Commandery Knights Templar No. 15 at the annual officers’ installation Wednesday night. Other officers named include George S. Holdren as generalissimo and J. Louis Winner as captain general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Athens Commandery
Finights Templar
Generalissimo
George S. Holdren
J. Louis
John R. Myers
J. Theodore Stiff
William W. Connett
Merrill M. Kerr
O. G. Houck
Ernest E. Hart
Howard J. Ong
Carroll J. Tippett
William E. Clark
Still Time For Gardens Says Athens Agent
Weather and soil conditions for growing garden crops are ideal, stated Ross Wright, Athens County agricultural agent. Rains delayed planting but there is time to plant and harvest sweet corn, green beans, beets, carrots, cucumbers, peppers, New Zealand spinach, and vine crops. He notes a fall garden is feasible with peas, spinach, green beans, mustard, endive, and turnips to augment home supplies and aid overseas needs. Normal rainfall supports good harvests, and without additional crops the supply will exhaust. gardeners should use rich garden spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wright
Athens County
Wright
Athens
Moose To Initiate 50 Members In Athens Lodge Event
The Athens Moose Lodge No 1599 will initiate 50 men Sunday at 2 30 p m to close a month long membership drive. Lancaster degree staff handles the ceremony with Charles McCall Lancaster lodge secretary as speaker. George H Ashworth Athens lodge secretary notes the Ohio State Moose president A C L Barthelmer of Stark County will be honored. Jacob Weizer regional membership director has directed the drive since June 3 with all district lodges invited and a luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Moose Lodge
Lancaster
Charles McCall
Lanccaster Lodge
George H. Ashworth
Athens Lodge
Ohio State Moose
Common Pleas
A. C. L. Barthelmer
Stark County
Jacob Weizer
Ashworth
Moose
Two Ohio 4-H Camp selections named for Athens County
Marilyn Hoon of New Marsh and Wilbur White of Carthage have been chosen to represent Athens County at Camp Ohio near Utica from June 30 to July 5. The camp rewards senior 4-H leaders with leadership training in recreation music and discussion groups and includes a special Fourth of July celebration. Joan Mount notes 144 youths from 73 counties already selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Hoon
New Marshfield
Wilbur White
Carthage
Athens County
Ohio
Camp
Utica
Miss Hoon
White
Carthage “Troopers
Future Farmers of America
Joan T. Mount
Ohio State University
Ohio Counties
Begg elected president of Tri-State Purchasing Agents
Harry M. Begg purchasing agent of The McBee Company was chosen president of the Tri- State Purchasing Agents Association at a Gal lpolis meeting. The association ties to the National Association of Purchasing Agents and includes members from Athens Ironton Marietta Ohio Ashland Kentucky Charleston Kenova Parkersburg and Point Pleasant West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Begg
Harry M. Begg
McBee Company
Tri- State Purchasing Agents’ Association
Gallipolis
Tri-State
Purchasing Agents’ Association
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Athens
Ironton
Marietta
Ohio
Ashland
Kentucky
Charleston
Kenova
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Pawlusiak Rites Sunday
Funeral services for Joseph Pawlusiak who died Wednesday night at his home on Stroud's Run will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m at Jagers funeral home. Burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Alice three children four brothers five sisters and his parents with calling hours at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pawlusiak
Stroud
Jagers Funeral Home
W. Union St
Pawlusiak
Alice
Joseph
Frank Charles
Edward Ray
John
Stanley
Alex
Walter
Helen
Mildred
Agnes Jean
Stella Lafata
Detroit
Mary
Athens
John Pawlusiak
Baltimore
Charles Halaski
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Show Affected Families
Readable fragments list newborn daughters and surgeries from multiple Athens Chauncey Hollister and Glouster residents. Noted major surgeries for Lois Beard and Mrs George Willard with medical entries and dismissals including Mrs William Stumbo and several from Albany Nelsonville Zaleski and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noumitr Lois Beard
Hollister
George Willard
Gunsville
John Jones
Albany
Edith Robinson
Glouster
George Webb
Medina
Irma Dolan
F. Carpenter
Athens
Edward Pawlusiak
Medcal
William Stumbo
Nelsonville
Orland Burke
Zaleski
Mabel Hostetter
Long Botham
Wells van Dyke
Betty Haning
Norma Greene
Elizabeth Devore
Buddy Poppy Days Proclaimed by Acting Mayor
Acting Mayor Oscar Fulton proclaims Friday and Saturday as Buddy Poppy Days, urging support for Veterans of Foreign Wars. Fire Chief C A Parker notes Athens High School girls will sell 2000 Buddy Poppies to aid the VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fulton
Jane
C. A. Parker
Athens
VFW
Scouts Leave for Week-Long Camp Trip
Sixteen Boy Scouts from Athens depart City Hall Sunday morning for a week at Kootaga Provisional Camp near Parkersburg West Virginia. Transportation is provided by the parents and councilors with return plans to Athens the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
City Hall
Kootaga Provisional Camp
Parkersburg
W. Va
Heat Eases Briefly After 86 Degree Thursday High
A 21 inch rainfall early yesterday gave only temporary relief from several days of heat. The thermometer hit 86 degrees Thursday, with 90 degrees reported Wednesday afternoon by weather observer Mrs. C. N. France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. France
Adda Morris Rites To Be Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Adda Frances Morris who died Wednesday will be conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at the home of her son on Alderman Road by the Rev. Packard of Marietta. Burial will be in Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the home at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Frances Morris
Alderman Road
Packard
Marietta
Union St
Dr Burt to Speak at Chauncey Church Event
Dr D W Burt of Athens will speak Sunday at 10730 in the Church of Christ in the absence of Rev Gilbert Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Chauncey
D. W. Burt
Athens
Gilbert Courtney
Man jailed for fighting and drunkenness in city
Clarence Haning, 37, fined 25 dollars and costs and jailed ten days after Mayor Franz Woodworth found him guilty of fighting on the streets. James Barber, 26, Carbondale, pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 35 dollars and costs. Jack Morton, 21, Tick Ridge, pleaded innocent to assault and battery, bond set at 200 dollars to await a hearing. Homecoming announced for Pleasanton at the new church on July 7 with a noon basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Haning
Franz Woodworth
Haning
James Barber
Carbondale
Major Woodworth
Jack Morton
Tick Ridge
Josephine Cole
Frank Joyce
Personality Test Used In Marriage Counseling
The Bernreuter Personality Test is used by Rev. Fred E. Lachs in counseling couples on practical marital problems. He notes the tests reveal dangers and help determine compatibility. A six week Sunday morning discussion series at the Presbyterian Church discusses marriage, children, home, and religion with noted psychologists and health professionals as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernreuter
Fred E. Lachs
Ryan
Luchs
Mr. Luchs
Presbyterian Church
Amos C. Anderson
Ohio University
James Patrick
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples in Ohio
Harry Dean Long and Opal Mae Conway both of Glouster. Donald Goodhue Davis of Gallipolis and Virginia Ruth Morris of Glouster. Oliver J. Diffendal of Springfield and Betty Lou Carr. Joseph E. Fields of Cananville and Betty Carolyn Gaston of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dean Long
Glouster
Opal Mae Conway
Donald Goodhue Davis
Gallipolis
Virginia Ruth Morris
Oliver J. Diffendal
Springfield
Betty Lou Carr
Joseph E. Fields
Canaanville
Betty Carolyn Gaston
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parkersburg Junk Company
Juliana St. Farkersburg, W. VA
Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
W. Union St. Athens
Athens Home Telephone CO
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Solomon Thompson
George Sweeney
Chauncey
Charles McGue
Buddy
Adda
Katydid Club
Kaylong
Bill Barnes
MSO At
Logan Giouster
Nelconvitle Gy ' Ana Arpenter
Pleasanton
By Carol Wachs
E. H. Hudson
University Health Service
Evelyn Luchs
Fred E. Luchs
The
Wesley Miller
Veterans’ Affairs
Mary Hope
Cou Wy
Bedouzset
Cremer Supply Co
Juliana
Millfield
the Mutual Home & Savings Assn
Washington St
Athens, Ohio
Our Houe
W. Union Street
Lancaster Degree
Chas. McCall
Secy
Donald K. Barstow
Sponsored By
Athens County Agents Association
Cameron and
VanDyke
C. B. Dillon
Co. M. Gill
D. M. Goddard
G. Heuck
Seiple
Kempton
F. R. Murphey and
Lea
Oakley and
Oakley Nelsonrine, Odwight
H. Rutherford
E.R. Walker
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