Questions Presented as Hospital Drive Begins te
Foundation answers queries about Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation campaign. Campaign volunteers conduct the drive. no officials yet. Funds are deposited to the Foundation and will fund future hospital needs after the drive ends. Physicians in good standing may practice at Sheltering Arms. Class A hospital status affirmed. needs include equipment, facilities, and nurse housing. Dr. Morgan’s will note discussed. funds will not go to the hospital or him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
Hospital Foundation
Roger Connor
Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation, Inc
Athens Coun
Athens County
American Medical Association
Athens County Medical Society
Connor
The
Foundation
American Hospital Association
State of Ohio Hospital Board
American College of Surgeons
Morgan
Bush
Dr. Morgan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. F. Patton
John Blower
Helen Mosier
Testimonial of Appreciation for Sheltering Arms Hospital
Glouster resident Mary Ellen Dew credits Sheltering Arms Hospital with saving her after a traffic crash that left a broken ankle and injuries. She praises the care she received and urges community support to keep the hospital operating for local health needs.
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Mary Ellen Dew
Glouster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs. Dew
Enlistment in Guard Halted in Athens Unit
The Athens National Guard unit halted enlistments after a letter from State Guard headquarters in Columbus. Recruitment for Army Ohio National Guard ground forces will cease at noon June 26 1948 and stay closed until further notice. Fourteen enlisted vacancies and one officer vacancy remain. Thirteen new recruits were sworn in last Thursday before the draft bill passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
National Guard
State Guard
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Congress
Dayton Man Fined For Driving Without License
Arthur McGee aged 43 of Dayton was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor W P Mickle after arrest for operating a vehicle without a license per police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McGee
Dayton
W. P. Mickle
Man Is Held For Grand Jury
Carl Davis age 22 of Stewart Route 1 bound over to the grand jury by Mayor W P Mickle after pleading guilty to taking an auto without owner consent Bond set at 350 State Patrol said Davis drove Mrs Faye Stover of near Guysville to Athens Saturday night in the Stover car He parked it then drove to Columbus and was later apprehended by patrolmen at a tavern near Beaumont Sunday
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Carl Davis
Stewart Route 1
Grand
W. P. Mickle
Davis
Faye Stover
Guysville
Athens
Stover
Columbus
Five Drivers Arrested By State Patrolmen
Five drivers arrested over the weekend by the State Highway Patrol, four on unsafe operation charges, were fined in area courts. Henry A. Goins of Zanesville paid $5 and costs. Mrs. Francis R. Hamilton of McArthur paid $15 and costs. Jonn C. Mart and Ane George Beck, Columbus truck drivers, paid $10 and costs. Worthy Cole of Frost paid $10 and costs by Justice of the Peace T. F. Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Henry A. Goins
Zanesville
W. P. Mickle
Francis R. Hamilton
McArthur
John Crow
Jonn C. Mart
Ane
George Beck
Columbus
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Worthy Cole
Frost
Justice of the Peace
T. F. Cecil
Coalville
Mayor Fines Four Men After Weekend Arrests
Four men pleaded guilty to intoxication charges before Mayor W. P. Mickle over the weekend and were fined $10 and costs each. The defendants were Clyde Dowler, 36, of 14 Nash Street. Rex Nicholson, 34, Athens Route 3. Ray Simpson, 29, Dayton. and A. A. Wolf, Athens Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Mickle
Clyde Dowler
Nash St
Rex Nicholson
Athens
Ray Simpson
Dayton
A. A. Wolf
Eskimo Fishing Tactics Bring Fine
George L. Hayes of 24 Elliott Street was fined $20 plus costs for spearing fish in the Hocking River. Mayor W. P. Mickle imposed the fine after a game warden arrested Hayes Sunday.
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Hocking
George L. Hayes
Elliott St
Hayes
W. P. Mickle
Circus Show At Athens State Hospital Draws 235 Patients
A Mills Bros circus matinee and night performances were staged at Athens County Fairgrounds for 235 Athens State Hospital patients with additional shows on hospital grounds. Doc Waddell, traveling pastor, led dawn worship and Sunday School for about 50 children of performers and conducted memorial services for notable local figures. The Mills brothers Jack Jake Harry and Paul toured with the show alongside other circus personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Mills Bros. Circus
Athens County Fairgrounds
State Hospital
Athens County
Hospital
First Methodist Church
Athens
Grosvenor
Waddell
B. H., Andres
B&o
Herman Studer
R. J. Studer
Middleport
Jack
Jake
Harry
Paul Mills
Shelter Notes from the Arsenal Hospital
A list of admissions and patient statuses at Shelter Arms Hospital including major surgeries and medical cases. Names and hometowns such as Athens Millfield Glouster The Plains Chauncey provide context for the patients and their conditions.
Navy recruits enlist 25 in Athens area June training
The Navy announces that twenty five Athens area men have enlisted during June. Recruits sent to Great Lakes for twelve weeks of recruit training include Seamen Richard Davis and others from Athens Amesville The Plains Racine Guysville Belpre and nearby locales. Enlistees join three year terms with 12 day leaves after training before specialty schooling.
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Athens
Navy
Navy Recruiting Office
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Richard Davis
Marietta
David Sams
Edward Hennessey
Pomeroy
Raymond Paulsen
Hemlock Grove
Glen Weasel
Little Hocking
Army Air Force mobile recruiting tour planned for Athens County
A mobile recruiting station will tour Athens County from July 4 to July 10. Stops include Glouster Albany Shade Coolville Stewart Guysville Chauncey Buchtel Carbondale New Marshfield Nelsonville and Athens with locations at post offices or public squares. Schedule spans July 3 to July 10 across multiple daily time slots.
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Army
Air Force
Athens County
Glouster
Albany
Shade
Coolville
Stewart
Guysville
Chauncey
Buchtel
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Nelsonville
Athens
Army Captain Carmichael to Begin Alaska Two-Year Tour
Captain Elbert E. Carmichael, assistant troop movement officer at Camp Stone, starts a pre-embarkation leave before a two year duty in Alaska. Native of Athens Ohio he entered service in October 1940, served at Camp Shelby Fort Ord and in the Pacific, came to Stoneman in 1946. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Carmichael of 116 University Terrace Athens Ohio.
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San Francisco
Elbert E. Carmichael
Camp Stoneman
Alaska
Carmichael
Athens
Ohio
Camp Shelby
Miss
Fort Ord
Calif
Pacific Theater of Operations
Stoneman
Captain Carmichael
James Carmichael
University Terrace
Navy to Expand Reserve Officer billets by Three Thousand
The Bureau of Naval Personnel announced authorization for about 3000 additional Naval Reserve officer billets. This expansion aims to bolster reserve leadership and readiness across fleets and shore establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Naval Reserve V-6 veterans exempt from qualification test
Veterans discharged after August 15 1945 enlisting in the Naval Reserve V-6 will not face the application qualification test required of non veterans. Reserve service offers two week summer cruises and 30 training schools to advance rate or education. Non veterans and veterans may contact Lt Commander Homer T Baird USNR for details and August and September cruise deadlines.
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Naval Reserve
V-6
Naval
Homer T. Baird
USNR
Baird
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Illinois
Mercury Holds at Ninety Degrees Over Weekend
Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reported a steady weekend with temperatures at 90 degrees on both Saturday and Sunday. The coolest day was Sunday at 66. By 10 a.m. today the high reached 83. A light rain Sunday evening left the Hocking River at 3.02 feet.
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C. N. France
Mercury
Hocking
Soil Health Ties Highlighted by Friends of the Land Conference
The seventh annual two day Friends of the Land conference on the Ohio University campus stressed links among soil conservation nutrition and health. Speakers from national circles discussed atomic energy in agriculture aging diets and building soil for better productivity while urging stronger domestic animal agriculture and sound heredity in farming practices.
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Friends of the Land
Ohio University
United States
Memorial Auditorium
Clive M. McCay
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Karl D. Butler
American Institute of Cooperation
Butler
B. T. Abbott
Southern Soils Service
Memphis
Robert Cook
Washington
D. C
Journal of Heredity
Milton H Fohrman
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thomas S. Sutton
Ohio State University
Athens Man Named District Legion Officer
Donald F. Spinny Robinson of Athens was elected Eight District vice commander of the American Legion at a Sunday Lancaster convention that drew 34 posts. It marked the first time an Athens man reached a district elective office. the district spans eight counties with about 7,500 members and includes Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Perry Vinton Jackson and Fairfield. Attending Athens delegates included John DeMolet W Ralph Shafer Everett Barnhart D E Robinson and Sam Alvarez with others listed in various capacities.
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Donald FE
Spinny) Robinson
Athens Legionnaire
American Legion
Robinson
K. T. Crossen
Lancaster
Legion
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Jackson
Fairfield
John DeMolet
W. Ralph Shafer
Everett Barnhart
D. E. Robinson
Sam Alvarez
Joe D. Mechem
Frank R. Murphey Jr
Carl D. Heck
Ben Williams
Bert Barnes
Francis Lavelle
John Dowler
John Cox
Five Persons Injured In Two Ohio Crashes
The State Highway Patrol reports two crashes near Jacksonville and near the Vinton Inn on late Saturday into Sunday. Ernest Glass of Jacksonville, 59, suffered a scalp laceration skull fracture and three broken ribs. His wife Anna Glass 58 and Pearl McManaway 34 Walter Irvin 42 and Bill Barnhart 29 of Glouster were hurt less seriously. Chauncey Fout Nelsonville was treated after a second crash on Route 33 knocked down a guardrail near the Vinton Inn.
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Jacksonville
Vinton Inn
State Highway Patrol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ernest Glass
Anna Glass
Pearl McManaway
Walter Irvin
Bill Barnhart
Glouster Route 4
Glass
McManaway
Irvin
Barnhart
Chauncey Fout
Nelsonville
Pfc Robert C Chute Buried in Arlington
The body of Pfc Robert C Chute Jr who was killed in action on Luzon May 1 1945 was buried Friday in Arlington National Cemetery Virginia He was a Athens High School graduate who entered the Army Nov 11 1941 He is survived by his parents a brother Frank and two sisters Mrs Harry Mettler and Mrs George Evans
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Pfc
Robert C. Chute, Jr
Luzon
Arlington National Cemetery
Pfc. Chute
Robert C. Chute
Miller St
Athens High School
Frank
Cleveland
Harry Mettler
Columbus
George Evans
Marriage License for Randall and Gwinn in Albany
Everard Howell Randall aged 31 and Fern Marie Gwinn aged 33, both residents of Albany, obtained a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everard Howell Randall
Fern Marie Gwinn
Albany
School Head Dies After Auto Crash in Streetsboro
Linwood Freeman 37 superintendent of Streetsboro Ohio schools died from injuries received in an automobile accident on June 14. He had served as head of the Streetsboro school system for several years and was widely respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Linwood Freeman
Streetsboro
Ohio
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Pratt St
Ralph Haines
Free Methodist Church
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Athens, Ohio
L. A. Robinson
William A. Smith
James Schall
Harold H. Atwood
Joan Campbell
Bernice Turrill
Dorothy Frost
Alma Howard
Millfield
Frances Minor
Dexter
James Frost
Miriam Watkins
Charles P. Herbert
Reta Whaley
Bertha Bulstron
Idene Chesser
Andrew O'Leary
Zaleski
Donald Evener
Bernadine Blazier
Richard Atkins
Lena Starlin
Amesville
Charles Bail
Edward Stewart
George Bersers
Corning
Arthur Stowers
Ruth Atherton
Roberta Cable
the Plains
Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Masonic Temple
H. G. Householder
G.I. Bulletin Board
Naval Air Reserve
Naval District
Obile
Jonathan Forman
Oho State Medical Journal
Atomic Energy
Vincent Sanchelli
American Chemical Society
Baltimore
Arlington
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Beaco & Kasco
F. J. Beasley Co
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Medical Service Department
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association
E. Broad St
Evans Market
California
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