Sigma Xi Chapter Installed at Ohio University
Dr. Wallace R. Brode spoke on science growth and limits in a public lecture at Ohio University Center after installing the Sigma Xi chapter. Officers elected were Thomas S. Smith president, Lawrence P. Eblin president elect, and Warren A. Wistendahl secretary treasurer.
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Ohio University Center
Wallace R. Brode
U. S
Presi
Thomas S. Smith
Lawrence P. Eblin
Warren A. Wistendahl
William D. Huntsman
Sigma Xi Club
U.S
City School Music Festival Re Scheduled
Athens Schools reschedule upper elementary music festival due to rain. About 450 pupils from Morrison East and West Elementary fourth to sixth grades perform at Athens High School football field. The event begins at 7 30 p m and is open to the public free of charge.
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Athens
Morrison, East and West
Athens High School
Weather Report for Athens and Rural Hamley Run
Partially cloudy morning in Athens with 11 am temperature 62 and low 53. Thursday high 66 with rainfall 0.86 inch. Rural Hamley Run reports a low of 52 today after a high of 67 yesterday.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Car Safety Check Slated At Marshfield
A Sunday safety check from 1 to 5 p.m. in front of Marshfield's fire house will be hosted by the Waterloo Angles Car Club led by Art Sickels. State Highway Patrol will honor the stickers. the event is part of National Vehicle Safety-Check for Communities. VFW Post 8804 sponsors will assist with the process.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo Angles Car Club
Art Sickels
State Highway Patrol
Sickels
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Ohio
Gilliam Frank Post
VFW
Carthage-Troy Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
COOLVILLE Sonja Deem and Roger Stephenson are named valedictorian and salutatorian of Carthage-Troy High School. E. L. Koehler announces the honors ahead of upcoming baccalaureate with Rev. Jack C. Higgins as speaker and graduation exercises led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney. Deem and Stephenson are active in FHA, cheerleading, glee club, honor society, annual staff, and sports with perfect attendance for Stephenson.
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Coolville
Sonja Deem
Roger Stephenson
Carthage-Troy High School
E. L. Koehler
Jack C. Higgins
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Kenneth Deem
FHA
Jerald Stephenson
Highway Easement Granted Over Glouster Land
A Common Pleas Court decree awards an easement to the Ohio Department of Highways over Pearl F. Anderson and others on Route 78 in Glouster. The ruling notes the defendants failed to appeal properly or timely and directs the clerk to pay them 324 dollars deposited by the highway department.
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Common Pleas
Ohio Department of Highways
Pearl F. Anderson
Clerk of Courts
Highway Department
Athens Dance Studio Change Hands New Owner Outlines Plans
Dick Erb of 303 Highland Ave has purchased the Jack Sherick Studios in Athens and operates a studio at 35 E Carpenter St. He, a six year former Sherick instructor, has lived in Athens five years and taught in Athens Glouster and Nelsonville. He plans classes in Logan and Chauncey in September offering tap ballet baton twirling and adult ballroom.
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Dick Erb
Highland Ave
Jack Sherick
Athens
E. Carpenter St
Erb
Sherick
Glouster
Nelsonville
Logan
Chauncey
Second Count Against Auto Dealer Dismissed
A State Highway Patrol charge against Robert C. Hess 62 Athens was dismissed in Municipal Court Thursday for failing to file a title application within three days of delivering a truck. A previous dealer charge was dismissed last week. He pleaded innocent to both counts.
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State Highway Patrol
Robert C. Hess
Athens
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fred Wall brown Athens Route 5 welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Richard Dailey Athens Route 4 welcome a son. Alan Fox Todd Schafer and Durward Stotts were admitted along with Sue Sheridan Athens Route. Mrs Fred Burson Shade and daughter and Mrs Gail Cain Athens Route 3 and daughter were dismissed.
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Fred Wallbrown
Athens
Richard Dailey
Alan Fox
Todd Schafer
Durward Stotts
Joseph Hawk
Fred Burson
Shade
Gail Cain
Police Cite Driver After Two Car Crash on Lancaster
City police cited 84 year old William David Wiles of 139 Grosvenor St after a two car crash on N Lancaster St near Carpenter St. His car struck a vehicle driven by 23 year old Thomas R Bland of 123 N Lancaster St. Both cars suffered heavy damage with no injuries.
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N. Lancaster St
Carpenter St
William David Wiles
Grosvenor St
Thomas R. Bland
Bonds Forfeited By Four Drivers
Four drivers forfeited bonds in Municipal Court for missing appearances on speed charges from State Highway Patrol. Harold Yelton of Cincinnati and James R. Van Osdell of Canal Winchester each posted $21 bonds. Auty H. Gambill of New Marshfield Route 2 posted $30, and Lynn J. Abrams of University Terrace posted $9 for muffler violations.
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Harold Yelton
Cincinnati
James R. van Osdell
Canal Winchester
Auty H. Gambill
New Marshfield
Lynn J. Abrams
University
Frank Carsey Dies At 90
Frank E. Carsey age 90 former city employee died Thursday afternoon at his home 445 Richland Ave. He is survived by wife Goldie four daughters Nellie McDonald Massillon Florence Gilkey Shade Dessie Sheridan and Margaret Bolin both of The Plains. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren including Richard Perry 22 great grandchildren and two sisters Maggie Misner and May Spencer Canton. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday in Alexander Presbyterian Church with Rev. Paul Alden officiating burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at Jagers and Sons funeral home.
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Carsey
Goldie
Nellie McDonald
Massillon
Florence Gilkey
Shade
Dessie Sheridan
Margaret Bolin
The
Plains
Richard Perry
Maggie Misner
May Spencer
Canton
Mary
Jane
Ella
William
Gilbert
Alonzo
John
Herbert
Wallace
Robert
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Paul Alden
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Canadian Legislator Jack Wratten to Visit Athens
Canadian MP Jack Wratten of Brantford Ontario arrives in Athens for Salvation Army Week events. He will address the church advisory board and speak at Rotary and Kiwanis meetings about The Salvation Army and Canadian American relations.
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Canada
Athens
Jack Wratten
Brantford
Ontario
House of Commons
Mr. Wratten
Robert Wratten
Salvation Army
Rotary
Kiwanis
Cana
Belk Stores Manager Heads to Pinehurst Convention
Joe Kelly manager of Belk-Simpson Co. at 17 N. Court St. leaves Saturday for the Belk Stores Managers Convention in Pinehurst North Carolina. Belk operates 400 stores in 19 southeastern states and Puerto Rico with offices in Charlotte and New York City. The program will feature internal speakers and nationally known experts. The convention aims to motivate management to plan and push each store to its maximum potential in its community.
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Joe Kelly
Belk-Simpson Co
N. Court St
Belk Stores
Pinehurst
N. C
Belk
Puerto Rico
Charlotte
New York City
Kelly
New Officers Installed at Plains High School Council
David McAllister was installed as president of the Plains High School student council in a school ceremony. New officers include Shir ley McCune as vice president Lin da McWilliams as secretary and William Coon as news reporter Thomas Thomas chaired the session. New cheerleaders were introduced including Sharon Dowler Maxine McCoy Shirley McCune Patricia Patrick and others across varsity and junior high.
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David McAllister
The
Plains High School
Shirley McCune
Linda McWilliams
William Coon
Thomas Thomas
Sharon Dowler
Maxine McCoy
Patricia Patrick
Dolly Adams
Janet Christian
Rose Foster
Sharon Young
Jane Coon
Alma Lee
Elizabeth Scott
Rhea Thompson
War Veterans Honored At Legion Banquet
About 60 World War I veterans were recognized at a Thursday night banquet at the American Legion home. Francis Pontious introduced the speaker John Pat Howe, veterans service director for the Ohio American Legion, as master of ceremonies. Charter Athene post members were honored and minutes of the first meeting were read by F A Lavelle.
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American Legion
Francis Pontious
K. T. Crossen Post
John
Pat) Howe
Ohio American Legion
The
Athens Post
F. A. Lavelle
Steer Killed After Crossing Route 50 Hit by Auto
A steer owned by Franklin Washburn of Coolville was struck and killed when it crossed Route 50 three miles west of Route 7 by an eastbound auto driven by Linzzie Lee Reynolds 41 of Long Bottom. Reynolds’s car was heavily damaged.
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State Highway Patrol
Franklin Washburn
Coolville
Linzzie Lee Reynolds
Long Bottom
Fire at Athens Flower Shop Traced to Faulty Ballast
Firemen respond to smoke at 11 05 a m Friday at the Athens Flower Shop 38 South Court Street. Chief Charles Dalton says a defective ballast in a fluorescent light caused a minor blaze and efforts were quickly contained.
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City
Athens
S. Court St
Charles Dalton
Masters and Lynn Granted Marriage License
Richard J. Masters a 25 year old Seattle engineer and Sally K. Lynn a 22 year old Athens marketing research worker were issued a marriage license today.
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Richard J. Masters
Seattle, Wash
Sally K. Lynn
Athens
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Sigma XI
Brode
John C. Baker
Spot Pizza and Delicatessen
West Union St
Athens, Ohio
Gregg
City School Music Festival
Bayview
Royal Blue Market
Gopyright
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill & Company
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
C. M. Gill Security Bank Bldg
Phone LY
Atta
E. Washington St
City Hall
Federal Home Loan Bank
Marshfield
Carthage-Troy
Dance Studio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Notes
Sue Sheridan
Frank Carsey
Frank E. Carsey
Richland Ave
dian-American Relations
Faversham
Kent
England
Brant County
Steer
Rowland
Rowland’s
Euclid Dr
Martin
Middleport
du Pont
DuPont
E. State St
Mac
Thrifty
W. State
von Dyke's
Buckeye
Tel
Cook & Serve
COOK
Carpenter
Luckoff
Sunnyvale
Athe
Rie
Gladstone
Rock of Ages
Keller & Weltner
Monument CO
John N. Eberst
Rock of Ages Memorials
Athens, Hocking and
Fairfield Counties
W. Hunter St
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