Specialists Needed for Nine Fields Warn of Strong Labor Demand
College graduates in electrical engineering nursing pharmacy and nine specialized fields face strong job prospects. The Employment Service Division notes steady demand from engineers nurses pharmacists social workers dietitians and more with many employers now requiring on the job experience. Local offices including Athens at 25 N Court St provide information.
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Employment Service Division
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Athens
N. Court St
County Wardens Named as Forest Fire Prep Urged
Snowy winter raises fire risk in Athens County and surrounding area. State Forester O A Alderman urges March May permits from forest fire wardens to burn outdoors, with city ordinance in Athens requiring fire department permits. Wardens listed by township with names and routes.
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Athens County
O. A. Alderman
Ohio
Athens
Alderman
Player Leaps Into Stands At Tournament Injury
Mrs. Jessie Vance 38 of 69 Morris Ave. was injured when Rex Barney Portsmouth High School leapt into the stands to catch a ball. She was knocked unconscious with four front teeth knocked out and facial cuts. Barney also suffered a bruised hip in a Thursday semifinal incident at the same arena. The spectator was treated at the scene and later sent home with her husband J R Vance.
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Jessie Vance
Morris Ave
J. R. Vance
Athens Buick Co
Barney
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Numerous Property Signs
Transfers show Paul Shields heirs moving to Flora Shields Ethel Randolph and others. Properties span Hockingport Alexander Township Athens Glouster Nelsonville Mechanicsburg Trimble and Ames with multiple undivided interests and full lots. Names include Webb Dickson Stanley Lowry Rockhold Cassady Burson Gura Morrison Hogue Cartwright and Moore among others.
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Paul Shields
Flora Shields
Ethel Randolph
Willis Shields
Garnet Cowdery
Charles Shields
Hockingport
James H. Webb
James D. Dickson
Alexander Township
Dean O. Castie
Earl Radcliff
Adda C. Stanley
Aldina S. Frey
Julia F E. Ewing
Lucy D. Ramey
Athens
Margaret Murl Stanley
Peter J. Stanley
Sylvian Lowry
Glouster
Della Love
George Love
Clifford Love
Naomi Love
Rosalee Swartz
Phillip James
Ames Township
Fred Rockhold
Velma Cassady
R. E. Burson
Francis Gura
Mechanicsburg
Sarah E. Morrison
Frank J. Christman
Nelsonville
Rufus Wright
Charles Hogue
Trimble Township
Frank W. Poston
Oral Daugherty
Virginia Moore
Earnest E. Cartwright
Unseasonably Warm Morning Follows Frosty Night
Thermometer climbed to 32 by 9:15 a.m. after a 19 degree low overnight. Sunday yielded a high of 47 while Saturday registered 35 and 24. Hocking River rose briefly then fell to 5.05 feet this morning.
Driver Fined by Mayor After Traffic Light Run In Athens
Phillip L. Peterson, 45, of 43 Sunnyside Drive, was fined $5 and costs by Mayor W. P. Mickle after his arrest by the State Highway Patrol for running through two traffic lights in Athens Saturday night. Costs were suspended by the mayor.
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W. P. Mickle
Phillip L. Peterson
Sunnyside Drive
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Foreclosure of Mortgage Filed by Marietta S&L Against Brooks
The Marietta Savings and Loan Company sues Charles D. and Wilma E. Brooks in Athens Common Pleas Court for foreclosure on a $3800 promissory note with monthly installments of $38 plus 6 percent interest. Defendants allegedly defaulted, owing $3461.97, and pledged a mortgage on Troy Township property to secure payment. The petition seeks full payment or mortgage foreclosure and sale of the premises.
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Marietta Savings and Loan Company
Athens Common Pleas Court
Charles D
Wilma E. Brooks
Troy Township
Athens County
Marietta
Third Faculty Lecture Is Set At Ohio University
Edith A. Wray, professor of English, will give the third faculty lecture Monday March 21 at 8 p.m. in the Chemistry Auditorium. She will discuss Some Aspects of the Fine Arts as Reflected in Literature. The next lecture will be announced by Dr. Donald R. Clippinger.
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Edith A. Wray
Ohio University
Wray
Stanford University
University of Wisconsin
Elizabeth G. Andersec
Donald R. Clippinger
Births And Discharges At Shelterin g Arms Hospital
At Shelterin g Arms Hospital a list shows new arrivals with several couples, each with a newborn son or daughter. Discharges include Mrs Vernon Trout and son and several mothers with infants and local names such as Mrs Kathryn Rossi and Mrs Evelyn Daley.
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Vernon Trout
Athens
Charles McKern
Herbert Sanger
Stewart
James Andrews
Glouster
Bert Sanders
Kathryn Rossi
Evelyn Daley
Flora
Helen Coen
Emily Sams
Millfield
Albert Bolin
Albany
Max Cone
Lasher To Speak On Radio Program
George Starr Lasher head of Ohio University journalism will be guest on WLW Cincinnati Sunday from 3 to 3 15 p m the Wealth of Years feature. A professor from a WLW area college or university is presented each week with an Ohio University song a short word picture of the university and a brief biographical sketch of Professor Lasher.
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George Starr Lasher
Ohio University School of Journalism
WLW
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Lasher
Two Men Plead Guilty in Mickle Court Weekend Roundup
Ted S. Dilts 24 of Rosville pleaded guilty after arrest Saturday and paid 10 dollars fine plus costs. Harold Jewett 38 of W Washington Street was arrested Sunday morning and fined 15 dollars plus costs Monday.
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William P. Mickle
Ted S. Dilts
Roseville
Harold Jewett
W.washington St
Athens County Listed in Chick Contest in Ohio
Athens County is included in the southeastern district of the Ohio Chicken of Tomorrow contest. Entries must be mailed by March 19 to Art Beyers in Caldwell. Each entry must be a different breed or cross, with breeding and hatchery details, and requires 100 straight run chicks or 50 sexed cockerels to qualify. Wing bands are supplied by the national committee.
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Athens County
Ross Wright
Art Beyers
Caldwell
Poston Driver Fined After Patrol Arrest
A Poston driver Michael F Canter age 25 was fined 110 and costs by Common Pleas Judge Roy D Williams after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He had been stopped for driving on the left side earlier and warned to hand the car to his wife. He said he needed the vehicle for his job at the Misco Mine near Crooksville. Another driver John R Lewis of Buchtel 26 was fined 10 and costs by Acting Mayor Earl Hilleary after a Route 78 crash near Glouster. He was charged with driving on the left side following a side swipe that damaged both vehicles.
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Poston
Common Pleas
Roy D. Williams
Michael F. Canter
Athens
Canter
Williams
Misco
Crooksville
John R. Lewis
Buchtel
Glouster
Car Damages Reported After Backing Incident in Athens
Athens police report a Saturday weekend accident on E Washington St. Fred S Charlton 43 Fairfield backed his car into a vehicle owned by Robert H Auflick 30 New Marshfield Route 1. Auflick's car sustained slight damage.
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Athens City
E. Washington St
Fred S. Charlton
Fairfield
Robert H. Auflick
New Marshfield
Auflick
Samuel Darnell Dies Sunday At The Plains
Samuel Darnell 63 died unexpectedly Sunday morning at his home in The Plains Born in Lawrence County he had lived there since 1907 and worked 20 years at the Chauncey mine retiring in 1946 due to ill health He is survived by his wife Stella three daughters Mrs Willa Smith of Columbus Mrs Ruth Glass of The Plains and Miss Margie Darnell two sons Herschel of Columbus and Paul and Ora of The Plains five grandchildren two sisters Mrs William Newman of Trenton and Mrs John Everly of Glenroy Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Lena Brandenburg Tuesday at 2 30 p m at The Plains Nazarene Church Burial will follow in W Union St Cemetery Friends may call at the residence in The Plains at any time
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Samuel Darnell
the Plains
Lawrence County
Chauncey Mine
Stella
Mra
Willa Smith
Columbus
Ruth Glass
Margie Darnell
Herschel
Paul and
Ora
The
Plains
William Newman
Trenton
John Everly
Glenroy
Gertrude
Elnora
Lena Brandenburg
Plains Nazarene Church
Darnell
W. Union St
World’s Largest Sale at Seaps Sparks Questions
Unclear report questions who pays money and why losses tally as the world’s largest sale unfolds at Seaps. Details remain fragmentary, with readers awaiting full attribution and official clarification.
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Ae Seaps
Red Cross Services in County Outlined in Annual Drive
Athens County Red Cross outlines home services disaster relief and veteran support as the national drive for 80 million dollars begins. Local goal includes 12 500 dollars in solicitors and 9000 dollars kept locally to fund aid, transportation, lodging, and daily updates for families and veterans.
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Athens County
Red Crome
American Red Cross
Athena
Athens Red Cross
Ths
Red Cross
Portsmouth Driver Forfeits Bond on Speeding Charge
Portsmouth driver John J. Gemerline aged 20 forfeited a $20 bond Sunday after failing to appear for arraignment in Mayor W. P. Mickle s court on State Highway Patrol speeding charges. He was arrested last week on Route wi.
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Portsmouth
John J. Gemerline
W. P. Mickle
Camel 30 Day Test Promises Mildness Versus Other Cigarettes
Health experts evaluated hundreds of Camels over 30 days and found no throat irritation from Camel smoking. The ad urges readers to try Camels exclusively for a month to compare taste and throat comfort with other brands.
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Ron
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Edward Wyer
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H. A. Fleming
Henry Forsbach
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George Yaunt
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Edgar Dixon
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Dave Stephenson
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William Horn
Howard Hunter
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Clyde W. Webster
Ernest Whitlatch
York
George Dishong
Dean W. Kennard
Paul M. Kennard
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Harry FE. Donley
Clifford Brown
G. C. Woolery
Alex Ross
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Kern ST
A&p
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mark Treat
Creston Newland
Long Bottom
Harry Lackey
Francis Jeffers
Herbert Davis
Charles Ogg
D. E. Carr
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Florence Wolfe
David G. Sams
USN
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Naval Radar School
Boston
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