U S World Leadership Seen As Inescapable Since 1945
Ohio State historian Dr. Foster Rhea Dulles told about 120 at the Phi Beta Kappa lecture that the United States has progressed to an inescapable world leadership role since 1945 and cannot ignore foreign events. He warned of three foreign policy problems Europe security Eastern Asia security and disarmament. He urged expanding aid to underdeveloped countries and adopting a Marshall Plan like program with Western Europe. He warned Red China is highly anti American and that the Berlin issue remains a symbol of Soviet challenge. He stressed the need for persistent summit meetings to keep peace hopes alive.
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United States
Foster Rhea Dulles
Ohio State
Phi Beta Kappa
Dr. Dulles
U. S
Cian
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Europe
Asia
Russia
Africa
China
Berlin
Germany
Vigilance Urged by Legion Speaker at 41st Anniversary
James Wagonseller former Ohio American Legion commander spoke at the K. T. Crossen Post 21 birthday dinner in Athens County urging constant vigilance against Communist influence. He warned against concessions in peace and called for stronger post level world affairs activity as nearly 100 members attended the event and a post ham dinner preceded a parade film from the 1930s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
James Wagenseller
Ohio American Legion
K. T. Crossen Post 21
Wagonseller
Cere
West Union St. Post
Legion
James Vercoe
Auxiliary
Athens County
Coolville Man Blake Dies At 78 In Parkersburg
William Sherman Blake 78 died Thursday at Camden-Clark Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia. Born in Parkersburg he lived most of his life in Coolville. Survivors include 3 daughters 3 sons 1 brother 3 sisters 15 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Eden EUB Church with Rev Eldon Blake officiating. Burial in adjacent cemetery. Friends may call White funeral home anytime.
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Coolville
William Sherman Blake
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Blake
Gladys Riggleman
Freda English
Sadie Cubbison
Glen and
Story
Maywood
Hockingport
Rex
Neva Taylor
Athens
Hattie Snyder
Chauncey
Rosie Yeatser
Eden Eub Church
Eldon Blake
Ex-Resident Charles F Abbott Dies in Nevada
Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Berkstricker funeral home Toledo for Charles F Abbott 67 former Athens County farmer He died Tuesday at his Las Vegas farm home after nine years farming in Athens Route 2 He is survived by wife Edna two sons Harold F Abbott Athens Route 2 and Ralph Lee Abbott Mesa Arizona a sister Ida DeBolt Toledo and a brother Clarence Detroit Michigan
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F. Abbott
Athens County
Berkstricker Funeral Home
Maumee “Ave
Toledo
Toledo Memorial
Abbott
Las Vegas
Nev
Athens
Two Drivers Injured in Route 33 and 691 Crash
State Highway Patrol reported minor injuries to Nathan Thomas 74 of Nelsonville and Robert W Kasler 33 of Athens after their cars collided at Route 33 and 691. Kasler tried a left turn and was struck by the Thomas vehicle. Thomas cited for unsafe operation.
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State Highway Patrol
Nathan Thomas
Nelsonville
Robert W. Kasler
Athens
Kasler
Thomas
Guysville Native Samantha D. Dixon Dies at 86
Samantha D. Dixon 86 a native of Guysville died Thursday at Doctor's Hospital Columbus. Widow of J W Dixon she is survived by son Robert of Columbus and daughter Marjorie Miller of Buffalo NY. Funeral Saturday 11 30 a m at Rutherford funeral home Columbus with burial in Union Cemetery there.
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Samantha D. Dixon
Guysville
Doctor's Hospital, Columbus
J. W. Dixon
Robert
Columbus
Marjorie Miller
Buffalo
N. Y
Rutherford Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Robert Tippie Jacksonville welcome a son. Admitted Susan Douglas Athens Route. Mrs Harry Trout Chauncey. Mrs Hasie Williams Athens Route 4. Mrs Angie Vore Athens Route 2. Charles Dunlap Coshocton Rudolph Dicken New Marshfield. Mrs Roger Van Dyke Albany and daughter Mrs James Karns Athens and son. Mrs Robert Pickett Pomeroy Route 1 and son. Mrs Richard Holdcroft Athens Route 3. Idus Murphree Athens. Blood used four pints.
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Robert Tippie
Jacksonville
Susan Douglas
Athens
Harry Trout
Chauncey
Hasie Williams
Angie Vore
Charles Dunlap
Coschocton
Rudolph Dicken
New Marshfield
Roger van Dyke
Albany
James Karns
Robert Pickett
Pomeroy
Richard Holdcroft
Idus Murphree
One Hundred Visit Mobile Chest X Ray Unit
About one hundred people visited the mobile chest x ray unit in New Marshfield on Wednesday. Volunteers assisting included Mrs. Elsie Stephenson Mrs. Delores Beal Mrs. Edna Goff and Mrs. Grace Dinsmoor.
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New Marshfield
Mobile Chest
Elsie Stephenson
Delores Beal
Edna Goff
Grace Dinsmoor
Plant Care Theme Guides Hock Hocking Scout Meeting
The Hock Hocking District meeting at Chauncey Christian Church focused on plant care. Richard Rypma explained growing and transplanting trees shrubs and flowers to scout leaders. Walter Ervin outlined long range planning and opening ceremonies. The Cub Scout group learned about the Great Lakes games to take back to packs. A Scout Recognition Dinner is set for April 11 at Ohio University Center. Beginning swimmers and First Class scouts gain access to OU Natatorium March 24.
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Charles Heath
Ohio University
John Ervin
Division of Planning and Research
Paul Sherlock
Travel and Recreation
Roder Collison
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Donald Stull
Paul Noble
College of Commerce
Rypman
Raymond Lee
Walter Ervin
Kenneth Saffle
Ohio University Center
OU Natatorium
Mrs. Fulton Dies Friday at 71 in Athens
Kathryn Fulton 71 of 107 Mill St. Athens died Friday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a residence history in Columbus and Florida. Survived by husband Chester a son Robert and sisters Mrs L C Baker and Mrs E S Finsterwald. Funeral services Sunday 2 p.m. at Jagers and Sons with burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
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Kathryn Fulton
Mill St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Daniel
Sarah Walters Baird
Chester
Columbus
Florida
Athens
Robert
L. C. Baker
E. S. Finsterwald
Methodist Church
Fulton
WSCS
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Pitt Willand
West Union Street
Rites Friday At Coolville
Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at White funeral home in Coolville for James Adaam Brandenberry 59 found dead at his Route 2 home. Survivors include his mother Mary Brandenberry Stewart a brother Harley and seven sisters with addresses in Coolville Stewart Akron McArthur Bellefontaine. Burial will be in Carthage Cemetery.
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Coolville
James Adaam Brandenberry
Mary Brandenberry
Stewart
Harley
Robert Kelly
Vincent
Ferol Hart
Lewis Moore
Alice Hall
Akron
Frank Crow
McArthur
Edwin Sweeney
Joseph
Youth Wounded As Pistol Hits Ground at Waterloo Games Preserve
Rudolph Dicken aged 18 of New Marshfield is recovering at Sheltering Arms Hospital after an accidental 22 caliber pistol discharge at the Ohio Division of Wildlife Waterloo Games Preserve. Deputies say the weapon slipped from his hand and fired, striking his head side. his condition is listed as good.
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Rudolph Dicken
New Marshfield
Sheltering Arms
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Waterloo
Sheriff's
Dicken
Unitarian Fellowship Opens New Quarters in Athens
The Unitarian Fellowship Class of Athens now occupies the former Church of God building at 21 Hocking St. owner Dr. James Y. Tong announced. With about 70 members, the group will dedicate the space officially on the last Sunday of April after redecorating, while continuing visiting ministers.
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Unitarian Fellowship
Athens
Robert L. Forbes
Church of God
Hocking St
James Y. Tong
Hillel Foundation
Helen Mauck Galbreath
U S Wildlife Week Topic Highlights Conservation Efforts
Raymond J. Brooks spoke at the Izaak Walton League meeting in Odd Fellows Hall about National Wildlife Week. A 1960 conservation program was outlined by a committee of Raymond Rose Wilson Smith Wayne M France and Andrew Kovlan and a dinner is planned for April 21 at the farm cabin. Denver L Rowland joined the league and will assist the fish and game committee. Refreshments were provided by J Brady White and Vern Kempton.
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Raymond J. Brooks
Izaak Walton League
Odd Fellows Hall
Brooks
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Raymond Rose
Wilson Smith
Wayne M. France
Andrew Kovlan
Denver L. Rowland
League
Fish and Game Committee
J. Brady White
Vern Kempton
Temperature Dip Follows Teasing Spring Hint
After a tease of spring, the morning in Athens fell to 22 degrees and hovered around 31 by 10 a.m. Thursday’s high reached 46. Rural Hamley Run logged a 41 degree high and a 17 degree low, per U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Athens Democrats urge DiSalle delegates for national convention
Athens County Democrats urged Thursday night to vote for DiSalle delegates to the national convention. County chair William L. Lavelle distributed sample ballots naming delegates pledged to Ohio's favorite son. The event followed a candidates dinner at the Berry Hotel with about 150 in attendance.
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Athens County
William L. Lavelle
Ohio
Lavelle
Berry Hotel
Donald Stull
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
George Banks
Athens
Phyllis LaVelle Cross
Herbert K. Bumpass
Harry Dust
Jacksonville
James F. Edwards
Nelsonville
Alton Hanning
Leo Sheridan
the Plains
Lewis Schoeman
Glouster
Thomas Wingett
Leonard A. Hill
Millfield
Mort McClelland
State Tree Delivery Delayed By Weather
Plans for delivery of trees under the landowner cooperative planting program are postponed until April 1 due to extended bad weather. The cutting of trees has been delayed and delivery by state trucks will occur at state highway garages in Athens, Hocking, Meigs and Vinton counties.
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W. D. Hondell
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
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