Labor Relations College in Ohio Is Recommended
Father Kelley, chair of the New York State Labor Relations Board, urged Labor Education in an Ohio address. He proposed creating a Labor Relations College in Ohio and urged labor to expand internal education, scholarships, and public relations with press and radio, to shape public judgment. He cited New York and Ohio as leaders in labor education and called for state support and curricula in schools and teachers colleges.
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William J. Kelley
New York State Labor Relations Board
Ewing Auditorium
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Tes
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America
Organized Labor
College For
New York
New York State
Joint Legislative Committee On Industrial and Labor Conditions
Great Britain
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Labor
Kent State University
Army Specialized Training Reserve tests set for April 12
Dr. Ray G. Wood of the Ohio State Department of Education and Army College Qualifying Test regional director announced a nationwide ASTRP qualifying test on Thursday, April 12, in Ohio and West Virginia colleges and high schools. Eligibility requires a birth between Oct 1, 1944, and Aug 31, 1945, and not older than 17 years nine months on the first day after high school graduation. Maj. Gen. James L. Collins said those passing may apply for a free scholarship of two to four 12 week college training semesters.
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Ray G. Wood
Ohio
James L. Collins
Fifth Service Command
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
ASTRP
White Elephant Sale Raises Funds for Ath ens Youth Center
Mrs H M Woods and Mrs A F Jeutter announced $75.85 raised at the White Elephant sale for the Athens Youth Center on Saturday. The event collected items for use at the center, thanked donors including schools PTA and J H Kennedy for truck use, and noted many items were not delivered due to flooding with a rummage sale planned later.
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Athens
H. M. Woods
City Federation
A. F. Jeutter
Woods
Jeutter
PTA
J. H. Kennedy
Messenger
Emma J Shields Dies At Home Of Daughter
Emma J Shields age 83 died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs Em mett Williams in Chesterhill after a two week illness. She was born in Marion Township Morgan County to Alfred Strahl and Anna Stephens. A Rebekah Lodge member, she is survived by three daughters Beatrice Williams Chesterhill Mrs Brooks Clark Kent and Mrs Mary Hurbley Youngstown, and one son Baron J R Shields Waynesboro Va. One daughter Jessie died in infancy. Husband Charles Oliver Shields died 33 years ago. Funeral services at Fawcett Funeral Home Tuesday at two conducted by Rev J A Bretz. Burial Malta Cemetery.
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Chesterhill
Emma J. Shields
Emmett Williams
Marion Township
Morgan County
Alfred Strahl
Anna Stephens
Rebekah Lodge
Shields
Beatrice Williams
Brooks Clark
Kent
Mary Hurbley
Youngstown
Baron J. R. Shields
Waynesboro
Jessie
Charles Oliver Shields
Fawcett Funeral Home
J. A. Bretz
Malta Cemetery
Nurse Rose Clark Promoted to First Lieutenant in England
Rose Clark of the American Nurses Corps, stationed in England since July 1944, has been promoted to first lieutenant. A former Vinton County health nurse and Athens High School graduate, she represents ongoing wartime medical service.
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Rose Clark
American Nurses Corps
England
Vinton County
Athens High School
Woman Falls Into Water in Flooded Home
Mrs. Colerick of 385 West State Street was rescued from deep basement flood water at about 8 40 this morning by George Miller of the City Waterworks after slipping on basement stairs. A neighbor heard her screams and called for help before Miller arrived. She was taken to a physician for treatment.
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John Colerick
West State St
George Miller
City Waterworks
Joseph McBride
Colerick
McBride
Miller
Hill Farmer To Speak at Meeting Here
The seventh and final soil and water conservation meeting will be at Mechanicsburg School on Wednesday March 14 at 7 30 p m Ross Wright county extension agent announced Danville’s Co B Blubaug a longtime State Soil Conservation Committee member will discuss practicing Soil and Water Conservation on Southeastern Ohio farms Local vocational instructors say every farming operation should hear Mr Blubaug A local talent show starts the program Dorothy Frank chairs the Athens Community Institute and John Sheridan leads the soil and water conservation group as sponsors of the meeting
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Mechanicsburg
Ross Wright
Co. B. Blubaug
Danville
State Soil Conservation Committee
Ohio
Billbaug
Wright
Dorothy Frank
Athens Community Institute
John Sheridan
Soil and Water Conservations Group
Emmett Brickles Rites Set For Tuesday in Chester
Belpre Meigs County native Emmett Brickles 66 died Monday after brief illness at his son Wayne Brickles home near Sumner. Survived by two sons Homer and Wayne two daughters Weltha Stanley and Aurelia Hing two brothers Hubert and Pearl two sisters Mary Stiles and Phoebe Lee and nine grandchildren Funeral services postponed by flood to be held Tuesday at Chester Methodist Church conducted by Rev Miller burial Cherry Ridge Cemetery Spencer Funeral Home Belpre open for calling until service time
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Belpre
Emmett Brickles
Wayne Brickles
Sumner
Meigs County
Bedford Township
Quin
Isabelle Brickles
Eagles Lodge
Athens
Brickles
Homer Brickles
Texas
Welth
Miller
Cherry Ridge
iFriends
Spencer Funeral Home
Tewksbury Dies At Albany At 76 Sunday Night
Albany notices report Mr. J. S. Tewksbury, age 76, died Sunday night at his Albany home after illness since September. Survived by brothers William of Akron and Andrew of Orlando Florida and sister Louella of Albany. Burial Wednesday at Hebb Partsville Cemetery at three o'clock slow time.
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Albany
J. S. Tewksbury
William Tewksbury
Akron
Andrew Tewksbury I
Orlando
Fla
Louella Tewksbury
Partsville
CAPC meeting postponed to Wednesday night at high school
CAPC news announces the meeting moved from Tuesday night to Wednesday night at 7 30 PM in the high school venue. The change aims to accommodate attendees and ensure quorum. Residents are advised to note the new date and time.
Three Fined by Mayor Franz Woodworth
Three men pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined five dollars and costs each by Mayor Franz Woodworth. They are Charles Sanborn age 55 of W Union Street Dean Maxwell age 45 of Athens Route 4 and Pat Griffin age 60 of Athens Route 2. Savannah Lodge No. 466 F and A M will meet at Guysville Thursday March 15 for Master Mason Degree practice.
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Franz Woodworth
Charles Sanborn
W. Union St
Dean Maxwell
Athens
Pat Griffin
Guysville
Savannah
Soldier's Faithful Loss Shocks Cain Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cain of 378 Richland Ave. received a War Department telegram that their son, Pfc. Miles C. Cain, 22, was seriously wounded in the Philippines on Feb. 4. A later letter disclosed he had lost his left eye while serving with Ohio 37th Division. Cain, a veteran of the New Georgia, Guadalcanal campaigns, had been stationed across Bougainville, Flat Islands, New Zealand, and New Caledonia. He enlisted Dec. 1, 1942, trained at Camp Wheeler, Ga., and went overseas in March 1943 after working for Zerkle Transfer Co. in Middleport prior to service.
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Frank Cain
Richland Ave
War Department
Miles C. Cain
Philippines
Ohio
Cain
New Georgia
Guadalcanal
Flat Islands
Bougainville
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Pic. Cain
Camp Wheeler
Zerkle Transfer Co
Middleport
Ration Roundup Details Stamp Validities and Limits
AP report outlines continued rationing across meats and fats blue stamps through spring into June, sugar five pounds via stamp 35, shoes airplane stamps indefinite, gasoline coupons four to five gallons, and fuel oil period one through five remaining valid for rest of heating season with last year period four and five also good.
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Associated Press
OPA
Men in Service Award Badges and Commission In Europe
Pvt Hunter Brown son of Mr and Mrs Hunter Brown St Clairsville awarded Combat Infantryman Badge for ground action in France. Forrest Donald son of New Straitsville receives Purple Heart at Roosevelt Base California after wounds from action October 25 1944. Martin O Ginnan of Jacksonville Florida earns battlefield commission to second lieutenant in Company E 393rd Infantry Regiment, husband of Virginia Ginnan and Jacksonville High School 1933 graduate who mined before service.
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Hunter
Biddle) Brown
Hunter Brown
St Clairsville
France
United States
Forrest W. Donaldson
New Straitsville
Frank R. Walker
USN
Roosevelt Base
Terminal Island
Calif
Donaldson
99Th Infantry
Europe
Martin O. Ginnan
Jacksonville
393Rd
Ginnan
Virginia 0. Ginnan
Jacksonville High School
Speeding fining and revival at Luding church notice
Speeder Gilbert P Cooper 26 of Ath ens Route 1 pleaded guilty before Mayor Franz L Woodworth to driving under the influence at 30 mph in a 35 mph zone. He paid a $10 fine plus costs. A revival meeting at Pilgrim Holiness Church in Luding features Rev James Carder as evangelist and the Grate sisters as singers with Pastor N L Russell. An aspirin ad promotes J Joseph Aspirin at 10c for 100 tablets offering value and speed.
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Gilbert P. Cooper
Athens
Franz L. Woodworth
Luhrig
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Luding
James Carder
Duo-Piano Artists Bartlett and Robertson In Athens
Personalities of the music world Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robertson, duo-piano artists, bring a concert to Memorial Auditorium Athens Tuesday night as the season finale of the Community Concert Association. Since 1927 they have toured the U S and abroad, performed with major orchestras, made Columbia Masterworks records, and appear regularly on radio. The event is open to Athens Association members and reciprocity members from Parkersburg.
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Ethel Bartlett
Rae Robertson
Thhrough
Columbia
Memorial Auditorium
Community Concert Association
Athens
London
Royal Academy
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Philharmonic Orchestra
Igliso
B.B.C
Toscanini
Philharmonic
Columbia Masterworks
Athens Community Concert Association
Parkersburg
Wednesday Club Elects New Officers
The aAiany Wednesday Club met at Mrs. Charles Shaver's home on March 7. Elected for the coming year are Moss Florence Brown as president Eldon Dailey as first vice president Perry Munn as second vice president H M Stinson as recording secretary Edward Lasch as corresponding secretary Frank Stevens as treasurer Earl Baughman as parliamentarian and Orville Daily as historian. The program featured a paper titled Rayons and Nylons by Mrs. H M Stinson. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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aAiany
Charles Shaver
Moss Florence Brown
Eldon Dailey
Perry Munn
H. M. Stinson
Edward Lasch
Frank Stevens
Earl Baughman
Orville Daily
Club Calendar shifts and society notes in Athens
Athens County notes report a Monday club meeting at 1 30 p m with Mrs Gertrude Brumley 7 University Terrace and a 7 30 p m Eastern Star meeting led by President Mrs H F Cakenougher Also a Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles potluck after its 7 30 p m gathering Mrs Byron Danford visited Columbus with her daughter in law and Cullen Irish land and son then traveled to Athens to stay with Mrs IC E Rydholm Flight Officer Cullen Irish is stationed in England Mrs Irish and son reside with Mrs Danford at 163 N Lancaster St Mrs L C Baker returns home from Waukegan IL two weeks visiting her son in law and daughter pharmacist Mate and Mrs Carl Clifford and sons Curtis and Kenny.
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Athens County Democrat Women’s Club
Gertrude Brumley
University Terrace
H. F. Cakenougher
Athens
Order of Eastern Star
Eagles
Mon Iday
Byron Danford
Cullen
Irish Land Son
Columbus
Irish
Albuquerque
N. M
IC. E. Rydholm
Cullen Irish
England
Troop Carrier Command Service
L. C. Baker
E. State St
Waukegan
Carl Clifford
Curtis and
Kenny
Fighting Lady Filmed In Pacific Seen At Local Theater
Photo report details an anonymous flattop in action in the Pacific, shown at a local theater last week and praised for its photography. Navy officer Edward Finley helped with the shots and plans to return to Ohio University after the war.
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Pacific
Naval
Edward Finley
Ohio University
Wavy
Finley
March of Time
QO. U. Journalim
George Starr Lasher
O. U
B and O
Athens
Roberta Holobaugh
C. A. Parker
Stewart St
India
John Stack
Charles Stack
University of Cincinnati
Navy
John
Jean Herron
Tom Tinker
Tom
Turkey
David Fetch
Red Cross
D. I. Gandee
Feths
Tom Turkey
McDougal WSCS Meets at Home of Mrs LaFollette
McDougal WSCS met at the home of Mrs Addie LaFollette for an all day meeting with a potluck luncheon for ten members. The next gathering is set for March 15 at Mrs Irvin Wolfe's home on Church Street. Priscilla Needle Club plans a one o clock lunch at Mrs J D Haskins home on Grosvenor Street with regrets due by Tuesday noon.
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McDougal Wis.c
Addie Lafollette
Irvin Wolfe
Church St
Athens
Priscilla Needle Club
J. D. Haskins
Grosvenor St
OU Girls Stage Annual Prep Follies in Memorial Auditorium
Athens students performed a dramatic potpourri of skits and songs in the University of Oklahoma Prep Follies, featuring Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Xi Delta and Phi Mu acts. Costumes ranged from Victorian to phosphorescent, with choruses and solo numbers and interludes recalling last year’s scenes.
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O. U
Memorial Auditorium
Alpha Delta Pi
Mej
Foxholes
Alpha Gamma Delta
Joyce White
Timmy Overholt
Daisy
Alpha Xi Delta
U.S.S.O.U
Jo Fares
Athens
Sylvia Schuler
Lois Dixon
Ch Omegas
Patty Denton
Barbara Pritchard
Prep Follies
Patty Dentons
Ann Rogalsky
Wanda Quest
Phi Mu
Pat Patterson
Zeta Tau Alpha
Dll
Jenny
Peg Brown
Anna Mae Keever
Mary Calkins
Joan Seaman
Phi Sigma Sigma
Itterbugs
Rae
Fi Beta Phi
St. Louis
Mary Ann Menual
Sally Link
Prep Follies War Memorial Theme Opens Skit Night
A lively Prep Follies at Memorial Hall featured a skit with Patricia Connor Mary Brown and Beth Riley. Isabell Brown Betty Lee McCashill directed with Anne Maccombs on piano. The chorus wore pastel outfits and sang Stardust. Mary Kennedy of Athens participated.
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Patricia Connor
Mary Brown
Beth Riley
Isabell Brown
Betty Lee McCashill
Anne Maccombs
Air Corps
Mary Kennedy
Athens
Elizabeth Kolenich
Glamor Tips From Wanda Mead For Winter Turban Style
Glamor columnist Wanda Mead demonstrates a bold winter turban using a bright net over a wrapped white head scarf. Clip and center the net, tuck ends at the back, and layer another net for extra fullness to achieve a page boy backdrop look.
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Wanda Mead
Vanda
Wanda
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