Deadline Extended for Student Deferment Test
Ohio University officials announced a deadline extension for the Selective Service College Qualification Test to May 25, with ETS handling by May 25 and tests on June 16 30 and July 12 also affected. Brig. Gen Renfrow and university leaders urged students to apply promptly, noting local boards may defer or induce draft if the test is not taken and scores are not on file. Over 700 OU students had applied out of an anticipated 2000 as the draft guidance and deferment discussions continued.
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Ohio University
J. E. Terral
Testing Administration
Terral
John C. Baker
Educational Testing Service
Selective Service
Louis H. Renfrow
Baker
W. C. Toepelman
The
State University Association
Princeton
Adams
Renfrew
American Council of Education
Toepelman
For Rent in Athens on Court Street in main business district
Very desirable location on Court Street in the heart of the business district. Apply Hotel Berry in Athens Ohio for rental details.
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Court Street
Main
Apply Hotel Berry
Athens, O
Ohio University tests center details for draft procedure
Ohio University students applying for the draft should obtain applications at Athens County draft board headquarters on State Street. Applications go to Selective Service Testing in Princeton New Jersey, where students are notified about test location and date. Test papers are graded in Princeton and scores mailed to the student’s draft board. June high school graduates lose eligibility for later tests until they enter college.
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Ohio University
Athens County
Draft Board
BE. State St
Princeton
N. d
Ohio
Accidents Investigated By Patrol In Morgan County
Two minor accidents were investigated by the State Highway Patrol on Monday with no injuries. A car driven by Merrill Gladden collided with a vehicle driven by an unnamed man near Mountsville around 7:30 p.m. Also Monday Earle D. Brown drove from Ypsilanti Michigan and sideswiped Earl Pyle on Route 33 near Floodwood, damaging a fender. The patrol listed two convictions: Paul Johnson of Columbus received 109 dollars in fines and 30 days jail plus six months license suspension for operating under the influence. Frank Stoltz of Athens was fined 10 dollars for intoxication.
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State Highway Patrol
Merrill Gladden
Glouster
Chesser
Bishopville
Morgan County
Mountsville
Earle D. Brown
Ypsilanti
Mich
Earl Pyle
Millfield
Floodwood
Brown
Paul Johnson
Columbus
Francis D. White
Johnson
Frank Stoltz
Athens
W. P. Mickie
Rotarians Touched By OU Shavian Festival Plans
Ath ens Rotarians heard Ohio University faculty member Christopher Lane outline the Shavian Festival at OU. The Ohio Valley Summer Theater group will present Shaw dramas in the university Fine Arts Building. Lane linked festival success to non professionals and noted seven events in a highly adequate auditorium.
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George Bernard Shaw
Ohio University
Athens
Christopher Lane
Ohio Valley Summer Theater
Fine Arte
America
Lane
United States
Fine Arts College
University
Shelter Entries From Athens Area Hospital Notes
Names and brief actions from Shelter Arms Hospital include births for a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Davies Athens and a son for Mr and Mrs Benson McPherson Minfield, with multiple admissions and discharges listed for residents in Athens Albany Glouster The Plains Trimble Nelsonville and New Marshfield among others. Detected names include Grace Walkup Rita Sue Carsey and Charlotte Kennard with others.
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William Davies
Athens
Benson McPherson
Minfield
Bailey Spencer
Carbon Hall
Raymond Dunfee
Athena Grace Walkup
Olive Baughman
Albany
Grace Miller
Ginny Carsey
Rita Sue Carsey
Carla McDonald
the Plains
Wade Poffenbarger
Kenneth Reeder
Raymond Hamble
Glouster
Ed Cartwright
Somerer
James Pearce
Aon
Helen North
Giouster
Charlotte Kennard
Trimble
Wilbur Williams
Robert LaFollette
Orley Young
New Marshfield
Sylvia Baker
Nelsonville
Velma Carpenter
Loretta Cornell
Driver Bound to Jury After Plea of Innocent
Ellen Biddle, 36, of 32 N College 5, was bound to the grand jury on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after pleading innocent in Mayor W P Mickle's court. She posted $200 bond and was freed pending grand jury action. Police filed the charges after taking her into custody at the county fairgrounds entrance following an innocent plea entered by her attorney R W Finsterwió. Evidence from police, four defense witnesses, and the defense request for dismissal or grand jury binding were presented.
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W. P. Mickle
Ellen Biddle
College 5
Miss Biddle
County Fairgrounds
R. W. Finsterwnié
Grahams Chapel Prayer Band Meet Thursday
The Grahams Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs Mary Hawk with Verta Belle Duniee as leader. The meeting gathers local participants for a brief session of prayer and fellowship in the afternoon.
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Grahams Chapel
Mary Hawk
Verta Belle Duniee
Mrs Brown Dies Tuesday In Angel Ridge Neighborhood
Mrs Florence Brown aged 67 died Tuesday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a lingering illness. A former Strouds Run resident, she moved with her family to Angel Ridge two years ago. She is survived by husband Leslie and three sons Clarence Albany Robert Guysville Ralph Columbus. A daughter Dora Coe died earlier. son Harold died in 1928 from horse accident injuries. Surviving sisters are Mary McMasters Coolville Stella Batley Athens Minnie Stonaker Parkersburg W Va. Friends may call after 3 p m Wednesday at Jagers funeral home. Services time not yet set.
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Florence Brown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Strouds Run
Angel Ridge
Brown
Leslie
Clarence
Albany
Robert
Guysville
Ralph
Columbus
Dora Coe
Harold
Mary McMasters
Coolville
Stella Batley
Athens
Minnie Stonaker
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jagers
Driver fined for lacking operator permit
Joseph Ke Kubenyi twenty one of seventeen percent West Union Street was fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor W P Mickie for failure to obtain an operator permit police cited the driver for the infraction.
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Joseph KE. Kubenyi
Union St
W. P. Mickie
VFW to Meet at Armory Wednesday Night
Floyd Bolin Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Armory. Commander Lloyd Copeland announced the gathering.
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VFW
Floyd Bolin Post
Veterans of Foreign War
Armory
Lloyd Copeland
Blood-Spattered Hat Found Near Baltimore & Ohio Tracks
A blood spattered man’s style hat was found Tuesday morning on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks near the W Union St crossing. Police say no foul play or accident is evident, and the wearer’s identity remains unknown. The hat size 7 1/2 was bought at an Athens department store, with clerks unable to recall the purchaser. Blood was also found on the track.
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Baltimore & Ohio
W. Union St
Joseph B. Grogan
McBee Co
Grogan
Athens
Kiwanis start playground project in Athens Ohio
Athens Kiwanis Club began active work on a five acre city playground between S Shafer Street and the Hocking River. About 45 members laid out four horseshoe pits and a baseball softball diamond and started a 100 foot entrance fence with two volleyball courts planned. President Richard Banks announced follow up work parties through June and the club’s 30th anniversary meeting on June 4 at Lake Hope with guests Clarence Sammon from Steubenville and Henry H McDevitt from Springfield.
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Athens’ Kiwanis Club
S. Shafer St
Hocking River
Ee Ny
Lackey
Richard Banks
Banks
Lake Hope
Clarence Sammon
Steubenville
Henry H. McDevitt
Springfield
Dayton Tour Planned By Arnold Air Society
The Ohio University chapter of the Arnold Air Society will sponsor a Wright-Patterson Field tour in Dayton this Wednesday. Thirty five men will participate. The group includes twenty Circleville Civil Air Patrol members, five Circleville Boy Scouts, one Athens Boy Scout and four Air Society members with visits to wind tunnels jet installations and machine shops.
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Wright - Patterson Field
Dayton
Ohio University
Arnold Air Society
Circleville Civil Air Patrol
Circleville Boy Scouts
Athens Boy Scout
The
Air Society
Denison Players Stage Critics Award Comedy at OU
Denison University Players presented the Critics Award winning play The Madwoman of Chaillot by Giraudoux in Ewing Auditorium last night, delivering a blend of humor and drama in a notable university theater outing led by MARTHA GOMERSALL.
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Denison University
Martha Gomersall
Chaillot
Giraudoux
Ewing Auditorium
Court actions dispute administrator on estate claim
A petition for payment of 956 dollars for room, board and laundry is filed in Common Pleas Court by Lola Goodin against the administrator of the Dallas Goodin estate. She alleges 612 dollars was paid and that Goodin claimed 1923.23 dollars in a bank pass book. The administrator Paul Cotton allegedly failed to notify her of a rejected claim, and Probate Court upheld the rejection. The action seeks a court order for the claimed amount. The Dennison University Players present a play directed by William Brasmer in Ewing Auditorium, replacing Comedy of Errors.
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Common Pleas
Lola Goodin
Dallas Goodin
Mr. Goodin
Goodin
Security Savings Bank
Paul Cotton
Probate
Dennison University Players
William Brasmer
The
University Theatre
Doris Heller
David Judy
Robert Troll
Miss Heller
Christine Kornman
Mary Scott
David Rounds
Frank Cover
Mary Lou McCullough
Edward Montgomery
Elizabeth Janda
Frederick Bogaert
Frederick Curry
William Osborn
Richard Crowe
Thomas Williams
James Crow
SEO Health Official Named district vice chair of OH Public Health Assoc
Paul Schuster health education consultant for the Southeastern Ohio Department of Health was elected district vice-chairman of the Ohio Public Health Association in Columbus. He joined nine other health representatives at a two day meeting. A district of 21 counties was planned to address mutual health problems with Dr. Margaret O'Neil elected chairman and Blanche Wood secretary-treasurer.
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Paul Schuster
Southeastern Ohio Department of Health
Ohio Public Health Association
Columbus
Schuster
Department of Health
Ohio
Margaret O'Neil
Muskingum College
Blanche Wood
Martin's Ferry
Albany Lodge 723 F&AM Inspection Set at Masonic Hall
Albany Lodge 723 F and AM will hold its annual inspection at the Masonic Hall on Thursday at 8 o clock. Howard M. Stanley master announces the event and the Entered Apprentice degree will be conferred.
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Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Masonic Hall
Howard M. Stanley
Athens Realtor Wade Burk 48 Dies in Virginia Beach
Wade W Burk 48 Athens realtor died Monday afternoon of a heart attack in a Virginia Beach hotel room during a month’s rest with his wife Catharine Bedford Burk. Born near Athens he worked with Buck & Burk from 1928, served six months in World War II, and was survived by his wife a father two sisters three brothers and a nephew Athens attorney Joel Draper. Funeral arrangements by Jagers funeral home with party arriving Wednesday.
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Wade W. Burk
Athens Realtor
Virginia Beach
Athens
Mr. Burk
Athens High School
Carl Buck
Court St
Buck & Burk
Catharine Bedford Burk
W. O. Burk
Mra Y. C. Draper
Alice
20 District Sanitarians To Meet Here
Sanitarians from 20 counties in Southeastern Ohio will meet at the Ohio Department of Health district office in Athens Friday for an all day spring meeting. C M Robinson will discuss water supplies and sewage disposal systems as part of the program. Max Bunce will cover sanitation records for local health departments. Wayne Weingartner will lead a discussion on Sanitarians Time and Byron Russell will discuss Present and Future Sanitation Records. J M Dotter will conduct a round table on milk sanitation.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Health
Athens
C. M. Robinson
Ohio Health Department
Max Bunce
Wayne Weingartner
Fairfield County
Byron Russell
Buckeye Lake
J. M. Dotter
Masonic Rites Set For Alvan H. James
Masonic services will be conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Jagers Funeral Home in New Marshfield for Alvan Hugh James 71 who died Monday at his Athens home. Funeral services with Rev. Harold F. Kellogg officiating are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the same funeral home and burial will be in West Union Street Cemetery.
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New Marshfield
Jagers
Alvan Hugh James
Athens
Harold F. Kellogg
West Union Street
Two Traffic Crashes Reported by Police
Two weekend traffic crashes in Athens reported by city police. Vehicles driven by Willian Wayne Reilly and Norma Lee Cunningham collided at S Congress and W Uniem causing moderate damage. A second crash at College and FE involved Robert Reichart and Kalagidis Canton.
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Athens
Willian Wayne Reilly
N. Congress St
Norma Lee Cunningham
S. Congress
W. Uniem
College and
Robert David Reichart
Mil St
Memorial Kalagidis
Canton
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Pomeroy
2Nd St
H. EF. Bickert
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City Service Department
Joseph B Grogan
Ford
Messenger Newsphoto
SEO Health
Richland Ave
Beauty For the
G. H. Martin & Son
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Post Office
McMullen
Oho
Tet
Mee
Phyllis Riggs
Red Top
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