Midwest Psychologists Meet to Convene in Athens
More than 200 psychologists from across the nation will attend the sixteenth annual Midwest Psychological Association meeting in Athens on April 11 and 12. The program features 70 papers and 10 symposia with sessions in Ohio University venues including Memorial Auditorium and Fine Arts and Ewing Hall. A notable program on Psychology and the National Defense will be chaired by Elmer A. Culler of Rochester.
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Midwest Psychologists
Athens
Midwestern Psychological Association
Midwest
Appalachians
Rockies
Canadian Line
Tennessee
Connecticut
California
Ohio University
James P. Porter
Porter
Psi Chi
Memorial Auditorium
Elmer A. Culler
University of Rochester
Ewing Hall
Herbert Woodrow
University of Illinois
John F. A
University of Michigan
Kurt Lewin
University of Iowa
Memorial Hall
Arthur G. Bills
University of Cincinnati
Carnegie Hall
A. R. Gilliland
Northwestern University
J. R. Kantor
Indiana University
Lindley Hals
E. A. Culler
Association
R. C. Davis
Fine Arts
Sidney L. Pressey
Ohio State University
Harold Gulliksen
University of Chicago
F. C. Dockeray
M. A. Wenger
Antioch College
Music Hall
Joseph Tiffin
Purdue University
W. B. Pilsbury
Ernest R. Hilgrad
Stanford University
Arthur K. Kornhauser
Clark L. Hall
Yale University
Dr. Porter
J. H. L. Roach
J. R. Patrick
A. C. Anderson
T. C. Scott
G. B. Paulsen
Julia L. Cable
Patricia D. Palmer
H. C. Lehman
J. R. Gentry
Nine Named to Join Army From Athens County in Tenth Draft
Athens County Draft Board No 1 lists nine men departing Monday at 8 am for the Army in the tenth call. Names include Cedric Draper 21 Glouster unemployed married and William Bolin 33 Millfield Route 1 unemployed married among others.
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Athens
Athens County
Virgil Leroy Perry
Chauncey
James Henry Pierre
Ath
Mrs. E. C. Berry Rites Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. E. C. Berry will be held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Saturday at two oclock. The Rev. Smith, former pastor, will conduct. Friends may call at 92 North Congress Street at any time.
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FE. C. Berry
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Smith
N. Congress St
Athens County adopts lean 1941 budget totaling about 291 thousand
After two weeks of study the Athens County Commissioners sign a 1941 budget cutting the general fund to under 118 thousand and totaling roughly 291 thousand across all funds. They emphasize pay as you go and equity in reductions while maintaining county operations and services.
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Board of Athens County Commissioners
General County Fund
John Hope
Ray Bobo
Charles Stratton
County Library Board
County Budget Commission
C. O. Gibson
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Soldiers’ Relief Board
Board of Commissioners
County Fair Board
County Extension Office
Youths Sought To Build Athens City Garage Project
Wesley Miller calls for 30 unemployed youths aged 17 or older who have completed high school to work on a combined city garage and blacksmith shop behind the old waterworks building. The program, part of the Athens aviation mechanics school effort, offers $18.20 for 70 hours and provides training in masonry carpentry roof laying and form setting under Clarence Brookman supervised by Tilford Jewell with Leo Jacobs approval. Materials are supplied by the city as defense program support.
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Wesley Miller
Athens Nya
Athens Aviation Mechanics Training School
Miller
Clarence Brookman
Tilford Jewell
NYA
Brookman
Leo B. Jacobs
Bart Davidson
Athens
Copeland in Recovery After Third Operation
Mr. C. H. Copeland of Guysville former Rome Canaan superintendent is recovering satisfactorily from a third operation at St. Josephs Hospital Parkersburg He had fallen ill last August prompting the procedures and treatment continues to aid his recovery.
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C. H. Copeland
Guysville
Rome-Canaan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Copeland
Ear nest Johnston Pleads Guilty in Columbus Drunk Charge
Ear nest Johnston of Columbus pleaded guilty before Mayor Cliff Cornell to intoxication. He was fined $5 plus costs after an early Friday arrest on Columbia Avenue by Police Capt. Charles Maple and Officer Leslie Bradfield.
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Earnest Johnston
Columbus
Cliff Cornell
Columbia Ave
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Stock Market Gains and Poultry Prices Reported
Mild rally in rails and industrials with U S Siegel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet Chrysler United Aircraft American Telephone Anaconda Kennecott Westinghouse N Y Central and Pennsylvania among leaders. Poultry and eggs show firm prices with various grade levels listed. government graded extras and standards quoted.
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New York
U. S. Siecel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Anaconda
Kennecott
Westinghouse
N. Y.central
Pennsylvania
Hogs and cattle sales report with legal notice
Hog and cattle market notes show varied bids with weights and prices across categories plus a legal notice from The Union Telephone Company to abandon a toll line between Glouster and Murray City Ohio set for hearing April 29, 1941 in Columbus before the Public Utilities CommissionPolished line items include prices for hogs from 180 to 350 pounds and cattle weights with corresponding bids and the standard 1941 legal filing details.
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Union Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Glouster
Murray City
Ohio
Iblic
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Departments
South Front Street
Columbus
Union Telephone CO
George B. Quatman
Warner to Speak at Ohio U and Athens High
National Commander Milo J. Warner will visit Athens on Wednesday April 9 for a banquet at Hotel Berry at 6 30 PM with possible student addresses at Ohio University and Athens High School. Plans include reception for Mrs J E Griffin and reservations managed by John DeMolet as tickets go on sale.
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Warner
Ohio U
Athens High
Legionnaires of
Athens
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Ohio University
Berry
England
J. E. Griffin
Bellaire
Ohio
American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Stone
James T. Norris
Ashland
Kentucky
National Legion
Charles Goodrich
K. T. Crossen Post Auxiliary
Griffin
John DeMolet
West Virginia
Speeding arrest on Route 33 near Lancaster
Floyd Stiff age 40 of Murray City was arrested by state highway patrolmen on Route 33 near Lancaster for speeding. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Mayor J W Huddle of Lancaster.
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Floyd Stiff
Murray City
Lancaster
J. W. Huddle
Central School Pupils Present Spring Program Tonight
The Athens Central Grade School students present a 7:15 p m program in the high school auditorium built around grade themes. Each grade performs a country skit Holland Mexico Switz erland Norway America with songs and verses arranged by pupils. Supervisors include Miss Kuenzli Miss Murphy and the grade teachers led by Principal Gilmore.
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Athens Central Grade School
Holland
Mexico
Switzerland
Norway
America
Clare Kuenzli
Mildred Murphy
Cora Evans
Ethel Mae Reese
Betty Warren
Margaret Chadwick
Helen Moriarty
Margaret Cronin
Donna Wells
Beth Cable
Esther Blackburn
Sherman E. Gilmore
Helen McNeill Named Senior NYA Counselor
Miss Helen E. McNeil is named senior youth counselor in the Athens NYA office, announced by Tilford Jewell with Leo B. Jacobs approval. She succeeds William Ludwig and comes from Columbus where she was resident dean of Westminster Hall for OSU women. She is a Columbia University graduate class of 1927 with a BS in guidance and personnel.
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Helen E. McNeil
Athens
NYA
Tilford Jewell
Fifth Area
Leo B. Jacobs
McNeil
William Ludwig
Columbus
Westminster Hall
Ohio State University
Columbia University
YWCA
Evans Unhurt In Accident Involving Woolever
Clifford Woolever of Nelsonville father of eight is jailed in Athens on a desertion charge filed by his wife Mae Woolever. He was brought from Webster Springs by Deputy Sheriff Charles Evans after an auto accident near Parkersburg left his car off the road. both drivers were unhurt and Evans resumed to Athens after temporary repairs.
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Clifford Woolever
Nelsonville
Athens City
Mae Woolever
Peter Barrows
Woolever
Webster Springs
W. Va
Charles Evans
Evans
Athens
Parkersburg
Athens County
Ohio February industrial employment up 2 percent
Columbus reports February industrial employment rose 2 percent from January and 15 percent from February a year earlier. The data, compiled today, shows gains across sectors in Ohio indicating steady job growth during the month.
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Columbus
Ohio
Noted Doctor Adéliph Rave Dies in Hicksville NY
Dr Adéliph George Rave aged 70 who delivered 3100 babies in 47 years of practice and sent each a birthday card yearly died yesterday in Hicksville New York. He was known for his memory of every patient and long service in obstetrics.
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Hicksville
N. Y
Adéliph George Rave
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