World Vision Urged by Baker in Kiwanis Talk
Ohio University President John C. Baker urged Kiwanis to adopt a new world view in a Berry Hotel address. He called for reeducation and formalizing informal ties with English-speaking nations to avoid a lone U S role, and warned against Pollyanna optimism while stressing world peace and public responsibility. Guests Earl Hooper and William R. Lee of Columbus attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Vision
Baker
Kiwanis
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Kiwanis Club
Berry Hotel
Joseph E. Thackery
Earl Hooper
William R. Lee
Columbus
Athens council tackles garbage disposal and youth recreation
Athens council authorized Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce to obtain equipment to cover burning garbage and stop fires. The meeting also addressed sewer system overloads, veteran housing concerns, and youth recreation needs with a call for a new grade and drainage system in Hillcrest Addition. Bonus forms distribution reached 2,800 across centers, with Ohio University issuing 1,500 forms and officials warning of postage issues and future payments starting April 1.
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Athens
Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
Vore Ridge
Pierce
Canaanville
Board of Trade
L. A. Hamilton
Oscar Fulton
Sherman Gilmore
Sunnyside Drive
Fulton
Fairgrounds
Veterans’ Group
Hillcrest
Ralph Dalton
William P. Mickle
Charles G. Shafer
W. H. Hyde
Athens City County Health Board
Nelsonville
Ohio University
W. F. Woodmansee
Ohio
Athens County
Adj
Chester A. Goble
Chester Goble
Columbus
Ohio Sinking Fund Commissions
Retired Miner Dies Monday in Ohio Hospital
George Richardson 72 retired coal miner died Monday evening at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital after a week’s confinement. Formerly of Athens and Chauncey he moved to Summit Station in Licking County after 1940 retirement. Survived by wife Isabel a daughter Mrs Jane Cheadle Columbus two sons Guy Columbus Healey Athens and a grandson. Funeral Thursday 4 pm at Dowler and Ferguson with burial Hebbardsville. Call after Wednesday noon between 12 and 3 pm.
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George Richardson
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Athens
Chauncey
Richardson
Summit Station
Licking County
Isabel
Jane Cheadle
Columbus
Guy
Healey
Dowler and Ferguson
Hebbardsville
Scholarship Test Ratings Are Reported in Athens County
Results of a State Department of Education scholarship test given on February 7 for high school seniors in Athens County show the top 25 percent eligible for local certificates. Leading scorers include Joseph Todd and Harrison E. Scott of Athens, Margaret Jean Robe of Athens, Nancy Jane Hickman of Nelsonville, and others across Athens and nearby towns with several receiving honorable mention.
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State Department of Education
Athens County
Glen Hanes
Joseph Todd
Harrison E. Scott
Margaret Jean Robe
Athens
Nancy Jane Hickman
Nelsonville
Joan Eleanor Vance
James Ray Justice
Ames Bern
Jane Long
John Drury Davis
Glouster
Nancy Ellen Packard
Robert Rosser North
Jacquelyn June Deem
Rilla
April Kinsel
Jane Cooke Windisch
Shirley Anne Stevens
Charles Stanley Mechem
Caroline Enevoldsen
Lome-Canaan
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Ralph Berry of Athens welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Wren of Athens a son. Mr and Mrs William Long of Carpenter a son. Admitted Leona Webb Athens major surgery. Thomas Bennett Athens major surgery. Helen Lieder Athens major surgery. Mrs Henry Cleland Racine medical. Mrs Madge Dye Harrisonville. Ruben Werner Millfield. Harley Wakefield Athens. Harold Higgins Athens.
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Ralph Berry
Athens
Robert Wren
William Long
Carpenter
Gery
Thomas Bennett
Helen Lieder
Henry Cleland
Racine
Madge Dye
Harrisonville
Ruben Werner
Millfield
Harley Wakefield
Harold Higgins
Athens Man Jailed On Own Advice to Mayor
Orville Jewell, 49, of 8 Coulson Street, jailed after telling Mayor William P. Mickle that 30 days would clear intoxication. The mayor fined him 100 dollars and costs, and he remained in jail for non payment. Floyd McDonald, 50, Currier Street, also jailed for intoxication and non payment of a 10 dollar fine plus costs.
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Orville Jewell
Coulson St
William P. Mickle
Jewell
Floyd McDonald
Currier Sr
Car Theft Charges Dismissed Against Two Men
Murray City authorities dismiss car theft charges against Gaylord Brooks and Arnold J. Brunton at preliminary arraignment. Mayor Floyd Stiff reports the defendants had been driving the same car alleged in the case, with dismissal at the request of plaintiff Gerald Robeson.
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Murray City
Gaylord Brooks
Hollister
Arnold J. Brunton
Glouster
Floyd Stiff
Stiff
Brooks
Brunton
Gerald Robeson
Marshfield Post to Meet for Officer Nominations
Marshfield Gilham Frank Post 8804 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the club room to nominate officers.
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Marshfield
Water in Fuel Tied to Fatal Ohio Univ Crash
Investigators from the CAA blamed water in the fuel system for engine trouble that preceded a fatal plane crash at Ohio University airport. The PT-19 aircraft killed Foster Pierce of Athens and injured Joe Tritipo, also of Athens, who was listed in fair condition. Wreckage was burned at the scene after the engine was removed.
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Ohio University
Foster Pierce
Athens
Joe Tritipo
Tritipo
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Felix Sandusky
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Ralph M. Smeck
CAA
Smeck
Bace University
Road Hearings Move Forward on State 329 Relocation
Athens County commissioners will conduct hearings to secure the lone easement needed to clear the eight mile State Highway 329 relocation between Stewart and Route 50 A near Amesville. A separate hearing dismissed a request to extend Alexander Township Road. a new petition must be filed and re heard. Bills totaling 15421.83 were approved from road, dog and kennel, welfare, and general funds, including rabies shot payments and crippled children care.
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Athens County
Stewart
Amesville
Alexander Township
Nellie Mitchell
Pleasant Hill Road
St Allen
Cecil Robinson
Dog and Kennel Fund
Ohio University
Health Service
Three Are Fined After Court Street Fight
Three men were fined $5 and costs by Mayor William P. Mickle for a public street brawl that began in a Court Street establishment and moved in front of Young's Electric Shop. John Ladutko, 19, of 27 Richland Ave., John M. Mach Jr., 21, Bernie Malcolm, 21, of 82 Mill St. joined the melee and damaged a plate glass window. They will repay about $192 in damages per police chief Joseph B. Grogan.
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William P. Mickle
John Ladutko
Richland Ave
John M. Mach, Jr
Bernie Malcolm
Mill St
Court St
Young
Joseph B. Grogan
Magazine Chief to Address Ohio University Camera Club
Gordon Kuster of The Columbus Dispatch will speak on color photography before Ohio University students Wednesday evening. The event for members of the Ohio U Camera Club starts at 7 30 p m in the basement of the Fine Arts building with admission by club card.
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Gordon Kuster
The
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio University
Ohio U. Camera Club
Fine Arts
William A. Drake
Farm and Home Week Set at OSU in March
The 36th annual Farm and Home Week at Ohio State University in Columbus runs March 23 to 26. County Extension Agent Ross Wright notes programs are available at his office and explains the shift from February to March to align with student winter break.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
Ross Wright
OSU
iWright Seid
OU Debating Squad Members Speak at Rotary Dinner
Ohio University Debating Squad members Lorin C. Staats Jr and Seeman J. Rose summarized the affirmative and negative views on establishing a federal world government at a Rotary noon meeting. The OU team placed second in the state tournament at Capitol University, Columbus, with 22 Ohio teams competing. Dean Gamertsfelder introduced the debaters. guest was W. A. Brungs of Columbus Rotary.
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Ohio University
Lorin C. Staats, Jr
Seeman J. Rose
Capitol University
Columbus
Ohio
Dean W. S. Gamertsfelder
W. A. Brungs
Mild temperatures accompany rainfall across region
Rain fell Monday night and Tuesday morning with mild temps, dropping from 48 to 38 then rising to 45 by 9:30 am. Rainfall measured at .52 inches. Hocking River fell to 5.09 feet after a 2.39 foot drop and is now rising.
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C. N. France
Hocking
Lodge Inspection Set Tonight in Coolville
Coolville Lodge 337 F and AM will hold its annual inspection this evening with District Deputy Grand Master Jesse E. Hayes as inspecting officer. The Master Mason degree will be conferred.
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Coolville
Coolville Lodge 337
F & AM
Jesse E. Hayes
Grade Schools to Close Wednesday
All city and county elementary schools will close Wednesday for an all day workshop by the Athens County Council for Childhood Education. The event includes teachers critics and university instructors and is run with Ohio University at the OU Elementary Training School starting at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper C. Pendry
Glen M. Hanes
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Ohio University
Kindergartens Closures Due to Illness of Teacher
Central and east side kindergartens will be closed until Thursday because teacher Pauline Collins is ill, as announced by Harper C. Pendry.
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Central
East Side
Pauline Collins
Harper C. Pendry
Kellogg Weight Control Plan booklet offers diet menus
Kellogg Co. offers a free booklet titled Kellogg's Weight Control Plan from Dept. N in Battle Creek Michigan. It provides three sets of balanced menus for all meals and days, plus insurance weight tables by body frame. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a protective whole-grain food.
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Kellogg's
Insurance Company
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Co
Dept. N
Battle Creek
Mich
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Iris Fierce
Camera Club
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