Krauskopf Named to OU Scholarship Post
Dr Karl H Krauskopf advertising professor was named chairman of Ohio University Committee for Reorganizing and Encouraging Scholarship succeeding Dr A B Sias. Committee aims to create an intellectual climate to boost broad student scholarship with a 2500 dollar fund including 2000 from the Ohio University Fund and 500 from the spring graduating class of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. Krauskopf
Ohio University
A. B. Sias
John C. Baker
Ohio U. Teading
Krauskopf
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Elizabeth Andersoh
E. H. Gaylord
Carl
Notable Ohio University Faculty and Students Named
A list of faculty members including Hanson and Krauskopf plus student members like Helen Summers Nancy Quackenbush and Morton Grossman is provided. Dr Krauskopf joins Ohio University as a faculty member in 1935 with degrees from Illinois and Northwestern and past teaching at Friends Northwestern Chicago College of Commerce and Ashland.
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Krauskopf
Friends University
Northwestern University
Chicago College of Commerce
Ashland College
University of Illinois
Northwestern
Sub Teacher Shortage Hits Athens Schools
A critical substitute teacher shortage affects Athens city schools per Superintendent Harper C. Pendry. Regular substitutes left for permanent positions or illness. veteran wives and others moved on or took full time posts. Demand centers on high school subjects with some need for elementary substitutes. qualified applicants should contact Athens High School superintendent's office.
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Harper C. Pendry
Pendry
Athens High School
Bassett Pleads Guilty On Expired Plates Charge
Roger G. Bassett aged 25 of New Marshfield pleaded guilty to operating a car with expired plates. Mayor Franz Woodworth fined him five dollars and costs after a Wednesday afternoon hearing. city police made the arrest.
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Roger G. Bassett
New Marshfield
Franz Woodworth
Cross-Examination Highlights Larceny Trial in Gaul Case
Sheriff Bateman testified on the witness stand detailing visits by Gaul and discussants about hogs and cattle linked to the Athens and McKeesport shipments. Defense counsel and E. S. Finsterwald examined deputies and witnesses including Stolbert Poston and Mrs. J G Hope as the case hinges on missing hogs, shipments, and alleged lies.
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George Bateman
George G. Gaul
Nial Koehler
Arthur Hincec
Kaeur Srr
Bateman
Gaul
Hope
Hines
Koehler
Lancaster
McKeesport
Athens
Finsterwald
E. S. Finsterwald
Arthur Hines
Gray
Frank Joyce
Dorothy Parmiter
Lyle Stolbert
Stewart Route I
Stolbert
Gaul Farm
Poston
Fogle
Belpre
Coolville
Roy Robinson
Route 3
B&o
Tom Seel
Robinson
Seel
Cornwell
J. G. Hope
State Official AmVet Head to Speak Sunday at Founders Day
Fred J. Milligan of Columbus, director of commerce and head of the Ohio AmVets, will be principal speaker Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Berry Hotel for the Ohio University Phi Delta Theta Founders Day. The event includes burning a mortgage on the fraternity property and a 99th national fraternity anniversary, with about 200 attendees expected.
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Fred J. Milligan
Columbus
Berry Hotel
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
Milligan
Ohio AmVets
Thomas J. Herbert
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Richard McKinstry
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mrs. and Mrs. William Sharp of Amesville welcome a daughter. Admitted Ed Wolfe of Nelsonville for major surgery. E E Romine of Middleport receives medical care. Dismissals include Mrs. Charles Chandler and son of Athens and several Athens residents. Cora Brunton of Glouster and Owen Burke of Zaleski also noted.
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William Sharp
Amesville
Ed Wolfe
Nelsonville
E. E. Romine
Middleport
Flo Hull
Athens
Billie Robert Neal
Cora Brunton
Glouster
Owen Burke
Zaleski
Wednesday Warmest Day in Two Months in Athens
Athens recorded its warmest day in two months as the thermometer hit 59 degrees measured by weather observer Mrs. C. N. France. February’s high reached 58 on the 14th, while early Thursday saw a cloudy haze and sun obscured skies with temperatures at 41 by 10 a.m., matching Wednesday’s morning reading after a night low of 27.
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Athens
C. N. France
Radio Show To Be Brought Here By DAV
The WPAR radio show from Pan raenyeg Wa Va will visit Athens High School Auditorium on April 9 at 7 30 p m. The event is sponsored by Conrath Bean Chapter 37 DAV to raise rehabilitation funds. Ernest McGraner, commander, says any veteran discharged for disease or injury is eligible for membership.
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WPAR
Pan Raenyeg
Wa. Va
Athens High School
Conrath Bean
DAV
Ernest McGraner
VA officials address 150 veterans at Ewing auditorium
About 150 veterans attended a Tuesday night meeting at Ewing auditorium where VA officials discussed vocational rehabilitation GI loans medical services and veterans insurance. Officials from Columbus Marietta and Cincinnati spoke and answered questions after airing concerns.
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Veterans Administration
Ewing Auditorium
N. K
Bus Line To Start Friday On Route 56
The Blue Arrow Bus Co. operating from Athens will start a four-round trip per day Route 56 service on Friday. Co-owner Warren Dotson says the 18 passenger bus will run Athens to the terminal near Route 75 at Orland taking about an hour. Weekend departures are 8 am 1 pm 5 pm and 9 pm. Reuben Swinehart is a business partner.
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Blue Arrow Bus Co
Athens
Warren Dotson
Dotson
State St
Greyhound Bus
Orland
Reuben Swinehart
Officials Urge Completion of RC Campaign
Ellen Biddle of the Athens County Red Cross announces three additions to the volunteer solicitor teams Helen Zimmerman Ames Township Mrs Dale Hart and Mrs William Ruston Zone 3 Athens residential district. Herman W Humphrey drive chairman urges township residents to complete solicitations and report to HQ so the $9000 drive may finish this week. Dwight H Rutherford business solicitations chair says all business contributions must be collected by Saturday at the latest.
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Ellen Biddle
Athens County
Red Cross
Helen Zimmerman
Ames
Dale Hart
William Ruston
Athens
Herman W. Humphrey
Dwight H. Rutherford
Bridge Paint Bids Awarded in Athens County Projects
Three Athens County bridge painting bids were awarded by the State Highway Department. Miller Construction Co. won on US 50 and state routes 144 329 56 691 682 78 280 with bids under estimates. Hatcher Bros. won for US 33 56 278 677 328. Harold P. Essig of 20 Athens was fined after a patrol arrest for driving with out an operator's license.
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Athens County
State Highway Department
Associated Press
Athens
Miller Construction Co
Massillon
Miller
Athens High Debaters Travel to Marietta District Speech Contest
The Athens High School debate team will compete in the Marietta District Speech Contest at Marietta High School with participants from Newcomerstown McArthur and Marietta. Winners advance to the State Finals in Columbus March 28 29. Judges include A C LaFollette and Emmett Rowles.
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Athens High
Marietta
Athens High School
Marietta High School
Newcomerstown
McArthur
Ohio School Speech League
Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Jo Ann Paterna
al Gubitz
Joan Vance
Carolyn Herbert
Tom Dowler
Linda Pedigo
A. C. LaFollette
Emmett Rowles
Ohio University
Emma Lee McCabe
Flora Armbruster
Ann Rowles
Joanne Maxim
Carol Sullivan
Maynard Mansfield
Dick Firby
Dick Williams
Dale Twyeman
Norma Beal
Elizabeth Ann Snowde
Barbara Mathews
Margaret Robe
Frank Dilley
Paul Atwell
Evelyn del Rina
Priscilla Cook
Rhea Lou Evans
James Fox
Nora Jean Evans
Charlotte Hawn
Kenneth Wolff
Carli Roberts
Rupp
Mariettas
Miss Reece
Nelsonville
Campe
Marietta High
Traffic Light Timing Changes For Athens City
Police report says Court St lights switched to move more cars through the business section with fewer stops. Chief J B Grogan notes postwar traffic growth and that six to eleven autos now pass on green where five or six did before. He warns drivers not to race amber lights and to wait for green.
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Court St
Athens
J. B. Grogan
Grogan
Williams Fined for Driving Without License in Coolville
Joseph Williams of Texas was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor John Aiken Coolville after his arrest by the State Highway Patrol on a charge of driving without an operator’s license.
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Joseph Williams
Texas
John Aiken Coolville
State Highway Patrol
Pa Restores Harmony With Rocking Chair Squeak Tale
Pa Hoskins buys a new rocker to replace Ma Hoskins worn chair after thirty years. She secretly enjoys the old chair again, and he hides the new one. He returns Ma’s chair and, with a beer in hand, accepts her small pleasure as equal to his own.
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Ma Hoskins
Pa Hoskins
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Athens-Marshfield
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van Dyke Market
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MR. Milligan
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles Chandler
Barton Blair
RC Campaign
Harold P. Essig
Zemo
EMO
Marcinko
Fort St
Jack Wieners
Richland Ave
Dial
Joe Marsin
Hoskinses
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United States Brewers Foundation
Ohio Food Market
Alcea
Concord
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