Scientist as new public prop of the age, says Ohio talk
Prof. D B Green in a lecture at Ohio University argues the public shift toward valuing scientists prompts rethinking the engineer role. He notes engineers translate scientific advances into instruments and machines, enabling nuclear science progress and broader scientific discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
D. B. Green
Ohio University
Chemistry
Professor Green
University
Department of Electrical Engineering
Investment booklet promises growth through diversified securities
The notice promotes a booklet on investment companies. It touts shares backing by experienced managers and urges readers to study the publication for guidance on diversifying holdings and seeking capital appreciation or higher returns. The ad targets readers with varying investment sums.
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America
Athens Beaton Livery Barn Celebrated in Local History
The article recalls the Beaton livery stable on N Court Street in Athens, its shift from horse drawn buggies to motor vehicles, and its demolition after the rise of the automobile. It notes Tom Beaton, Civil War veteran and father of George A. Beaton of New York, who hosted a 1904 homecoming with speeches, parades, and a tented celebration on the college green.
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Athens
T. A. Beaton
Beaton
N. Court St
Lancaster
State St
N. High St
Pomeroy
Albany
Pagetown
Harrisonville
W. B. Foster
Warren Brothers
Thomas A. Beaton
George A. Beaton
New York
United States
College Green
Tom Beaton
Pears
Iverness
Scotland
Board of Trade
Columbus
OU Students Present Recitations and Music at The Plains
Ohio University chapter of Acacia fraternity led by president Robert Forsyth staged a program at The Plains school featuring recitations monologues and music. Walter Smith organized the event with master of ceremonies Charles Stack. Participants included Lee Reynolds Milan Mihhal Phillip Efland Carl Cupp Andrew Fraser Foster Ewing George Marek Mary David Mary Happoldt Tillie Witkowski Jean Spanenberg Mary Welsh Lois Johnson Mary Shuttle Charleen Searth Doris Bolles and John Michael who praised The Plains boys double quartet of Donald Cain James Grandy Bruce Humphrey Robert McGee Eugene Novotni Charles Sharp Russell Tinkham and Carl West for winning first place in Shade's variety show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains School
Ohio University
Acacia Fraternity
Robert Forsyth
Walter Smith
Charles Stack
Lee Reynolds
Milan Mihhal
Phillip Efland
Carl Cupp
Andrew Fraser
Foster Ewing
George Marek
Mary David
Mary Happoldt
Tillie Witkowski
Jean Spanenberg
Mary Welsh
Lois Johnson
Mary Shuttle
Charleen Searth
Doris Bolles
John Michael
Plains Boys
Donald Cain
James Grandy
Bruce Humphrey
Robert McGee
Eugene Novotni
Charles Sharp
Russell Tinkham
Carl West
Shade
Three Juveniles Returned to Michigan in Home Town Move
Monroe Michigan officials returned three juveniles to their home town from Athens police custody. The youths aged 15, 15, and 16 were arrested for investigation after running away from homes. Two of the boys were on probation.
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Monroe
Mich
Athens
Joseph B. Grogan
Michigan
Noland Rites Changed for Mrs Lydia McNamee Noland
Funeral services for Lydia McNamee Noland 84 who died Tuesday will be Thursday at 1 pm at the Pilgrim Holiness Church Friends may call at Jagers funeral home. A minor collision on S Congress St last Sunday involved cars driven by George H Martin and Mrs A E Sneed with left front fender damage. The Farm Bureau Youth Council will hold a recreational meeting Wednesday at 8 pm at the Athens Grange Hall Ruth Blaker secretary announced.
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Lydia McNamee Noland
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Jagers Funeral
George H. Martin
Richland Ave
S. Congress St
A. E. Sneed
Walker Street
Farm Bureau Youth Council
Athens Grange Hall
Ruth Blaker
Driver Fined and Jailed for Intoxication in City Court
William F Reeves 24 Albany Route 3 was fined 150 dollars and costs after arrest on Court Street by city police. Carl Bobo 30 of 117 West Washington Street was fined 15 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Both men were committed to jail for failing to pay their fines.
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William F. Reeves
Albany
Mickle
Court St
Carl Bobo
Washington St
Chauncey Man Fined On Assault Charge
Gilbert Walton of Chauncey, 23, was arraigned before Mayor W P Mickle on an assault and battery charge. He pleaded guilty and received a $50 fine plus costs and a 30 day jail sentence suspended for good behavior, with the charge filed by Emma Cline of Mulberry Street.
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Gilbert Walton
Chauncey
W. P. Mickle
Mickle
Walton
Emma Cline
Mulberry St
Parole Granted to 57 Inmates Including Hanning
Robert Hanning of Athens was among 57 inmates granted parole effective April 26 from Mansfield Reformatory where he had been sentenced June 26, 1946 for unarmed robbery. The Associated Press reported today.
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Robert Hanning
Athens
Mansfield Reformatory
Associated Press
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Electrical Engineering
Audi- Ceiver
Roy E. Hawk
Cline
Athens, Ohio
Bardin
Pomeroy Cement
Plymale
Gallipolis
A Beaton & CO
Omi
Kellogg’s
Studebaker
Mae
Wakefield Motors
Chauncey Man
Rutland
Wavitas
Coca-Cola Company
Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
The
Hope
Chauncey, Plains
Ohio
Univ
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