Sterilization Urged by Ohio Scientist at Kiwanis
Dr. F H Krecker of Ohio University urged state sterilization to curb crime and insanity, citing twin studies showing high crime and mental illness convergence in identical twins. He noted strong heredity links in cancer and explained linkage research for inherited traits and diseases. R Kenneth Kerr Jr sketched his soft drink bottling business before Dean F E J Taylor of the College of Applied Science attended.
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F. H. Krecker
Ohio University
Kiwanis Club
Krecker
Warner's Compound Still Serves After 70 Years
Warners Compound still serves as a reliable remedy for sluggish kidneys and related ailments. The ad touts Warner's Compound as a diuretic, offering 40 tablets for 75 cents or 60 tablets postpaid for one dollar, with a pamphlet "What You Should Know About Your Kidneys" from Warner's Remedies in Warren, Pa.
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Warner
Arren
OU Fund Grant Is Received By Professor Sherman
Ohio University acting psychology instructor Arthur W. Sherman Jr. today received a 225 dollar grant from the George Davis Bivin Foundation to study personality factors in the psychological weaning of college students. He calls it a continuation of his earlier Emancipation Status of College Students study. Sherman is a OU alumnus with a master's from Indiana University and joined the faculty a year ago. Two other OU faculty, Dr. Arthur H. Bickle and Dr. Myron T. Sturgeon, received grants of 250 and 150 dollars respectively for research on tree fern fossils and snail and lamp shell fossils.
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Arthur W. Sherman, Jr
Ohio University
George Davis Bivin Foundation
Sherman
University of Indiana
Ohio U
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Arthur H. Blckle
Myron T. Sturgeon
Plane lands with minor damage. pilot unharmed
Norma Jean McCandless, an OU student pilot, landed at Ohio University Airport with the landing gear slightly damaged. The aircraft was repaired and back in service, according to airfield officials.
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Ohio University
Norma Jean McCandless
Psychiatrist discusses vet problems at Rotary Club
Ohio University psychology professor James R. Patrick warned Rotarians that 80 percent of veterans return without psychiatric issues but face adjustment failures due to impersonal government handling. He urged individualized aid and better job opportunities, citing Oklahoma City veteran offices as a model. H. O. Sedwick was introduced to the club.
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James R. Patrick
Ohio University
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Patrick
US Employment Service
Oklahoma City
H. O. Sedwick
University Faculty and Staff on Alumni Association Trip
Four Ohio University faculty members will attend Alumni Association meetings in Dayton and Detroit this weekend. Clark Williams will act as toast master in Dayton while Albert Gubitz speaks on Ohio University Today. George Banks will discuss the Ohio University Fund. Harold F. Wise will join Detroit events, speaking on football prospects at the Mid-American Conference gathering and at a Detroit Engineers Club dinner meeting to reorganize the alumni group.
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Ohio University
Alumni Association
Dayton
Detroit
Mich
Clark Williams
Ohio University Fund
George Banks
Albert Gubitz
Williams
Gubitz
Banks
Ine
Harold F. Wise
Engineers’ Club
Rackham Building
Wise
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Mrs. Georgia Waldeck Glouster for observation and Mrs. Garnet Seckinger Jackson ville for observation. Discharged Mrs. Mayr Kennard and her son from New Marshfield, Mrs. Lillian Wright from Buchtel, and William Runyon from Athens.
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Georgia Waldeck
Glouster
Observation
Garnet Seckinger
Jacksonville
Mayr Kennard
Home Ec Honorary Elects Officers
Lorraine Weaver of Cincinnati was elected president of Ohio University's Phi Upsilon Omicron chapter. Other officers include Dorothy Raine Huntington W Va vice president Doris Jeffers Radcliff corresponding secretary Ruth Ellen Newhart Salem recording secretary and Mrs Georgia Michael Kail The Plains treasurer. Dr Florence Justin professor of home economics will be faculty advisor for 1947 48.
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Lorraine Weaver
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Dorothy Raine
Huntington
W. Va
Doris Jeffers
Radcliff
Ruth Ellen Newhart
Salem
Georgia Michael Kail
the Plains
Florence Justin
Former Coolville Man Dies in Columbus
Funeral services were held in Columbus for Emmett Stout 64 who died Saturday at his home. Burial was at Marion. Born in Meigs County he formerly lived near Coolville and spent 28 years in Columbus real estate. He was cousin of Mrs. Harvey Person of Athens.
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Columbus
Emmett Stout
Marion
Mr. Stout
Meigs County
Coolville
Harvey Person
Montrose Ave
Athens
Settlement Reached In Suit For Account
Settlement reached out of court in a case over 568.91 allegedly owed to W. S. Bain doing business as the W S Bain Co Newark by L M Holzapfel Nelsonville doing business as the Modern Appliance Co The suit was filed late last month to recover money on account filed by Bain against Holzapfel.
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W. S. Bain
W.S. Bain Co
Newark
L. M. Holzapfel
Nelsonville
Modern Appliance Co
Bain
Holzapfel
Woman Is Fined For Intoxication Charge
Margarite Jewett aged 38 of Athens pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined $5 plus costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth on Monday afternoon.
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Margarite Jewett
Athens
Franz Woodworth
Children’s Home projects advance with new 10 year contract
Athens officials approved a $726 boiler install for the Children's Home laundry, and planned beds purchase after Welfare Board approval. Pittsburgh boiler parts had arrived, with hot water to follow, while state orders push plumbing and sanitary upgrades. A workhouse contract and budget questions were discussed as women observers pressed for financial clarity.
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Children’s Home Projects City
al Richardson
Nelsonville
Dayton
Pittsburgh
Glenn Scott
Scott
County Welfare Board
State Department of Industrial Relations
Health Department
Bobo
Francis D. White
Welfare Board
White
Denver
Ralph Elliot
Harley Blair
Geneva Dilley
D. M. Downard
Bess Fleck
F. E. Goldsberry
Alberta Grones
Mona Kyle
Fred Luchs
Bernadine Main
R. L. Morton
Agnes Padden
J. M
Damage suit against Emanuel Pothos settled out of court
Myrtle Pothos filed a $2,000 damage claim against her divorced husband Emanuel Pothos, confessing murderer, settled out of court per clerk of courts records. She said he wounded her thigh in the same Dec 27 shooting that he admitted killing her brother Erson Kenny Male. Pothos is serving a life term for second degree murder after pleading guilty.
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Myrtle Pothos
Emanuel Pothos
Clerk of Courts
Prayer Band to Meet at Gaston Home
Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaston with the former as leader.
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Graham Chapel
Charles Gaston
Elementary JHS Concert Is Tonight in Athens Auditorium
The Athens elementary and junior high school bands perform tonight at 7 30 in the senior high school auditorium. The elementary band features six selections with special numbers by Gary Saunders Ruth Ward Geneva Wilson David Baird Donald Simpkins Bob Blower and Charles Hoskins. The junior band offers group numbers and several solos including Antoinette Ondis Bob OBrien Ruth Sands Nancy Martin Bob Jones Patty Peterson John Cottrill Ronald Thomas and a clarinet duet by Bonnie Coss and Janice Harrison.
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Athens
Gary Saunders
West Side School
Ruth Ward
Geneva Wilson
Central School
David Baird
Donald Simpkins
Bob Blower
Charles Hoskins
East Side School
Antoinette Ondis
Bob O’brien
Ruth Sands
Nancy Martin
Bob Jones
Patty Peterson
John Cottrill
Ronald Thomas
Bonnie Coss
Janice Harrison
Bob McCammon
Donald Gier
Tommy Jones
Clarke Higgins
Bill Clippinger
Tommy Baird
Kitty Green
Joe McBride
Philip Saunders
Gordon Dailey
Paul Abraham
James Garrett
Eddie Nunemaker
Jerry Tolson
Richard St. Clair
Eddie Koehler
Jerry Schuler
Jerry Henthorne
Charles Atkinson
Danny Davis
Jack Dowler
Philip Finsterwald
John Guthrie
Bobby Jones
Gene Jones
Antoinette Oadis
Edward Patterson
Ronald Saunders
Susanne Tolson
Jim Scott
Ann Matthewson
John Mitchell
Gerald Smith
Barbara Gibbons
Bob O'Brien
Betty Lambert
Heirs Named As Defendants In Partition Suit
Nine heirs of the late Marion Graham are named as defendants in a partition suit brought by Arthur Graham, another heir, in Athens Township. County Treasurer Edward Lasch is also named, with the petition seeking to set apart Arthur Graham's share or sell the land and divide proceeds. Lasch holds a tax lien on the land. Defendants include Celestia Horn, Frances Graham, Mary M. Graham, Dorothy L. Barnes, John L. Graham, Kathryn L. Graham, and three minors Donna Jean Dunn Don D. Graham Harold C. Graham.
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Marion Graham
Arthur Graham
Athens Township
Edward Lasch
Lasch
Celestia Horn
Frances Graham
Mary M. Graham
Dorothy L. Barnes
John L. Graham
Kathryn
DAV Chapter 37 Meeting Moves to Wednesday Night
The Conrath Bean Chapter 37 DAV meeting has been advanced to Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Armory clubrooms. Commander Ernest McGraner announced nominations for next year start July 1, plus Memorial Day participation and the chapter membership drive. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Conrath Bean Chapter
DAV
Armory
Ernest McGraner
Lorain Man Fined for Assault and Battery Charge
Jay M. Boey, 25, Lorain, was fined 20 dollars and costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth after pleading guilty to an assault and battery charge filed by Lamar Springer, 86 Franklin Ave. The incident occurred in front of Springer's residence following a dispute from a minor collision between the two cars.
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Jay M. Boey
Lorain
Franz Woodworth
Lamar Springer
Franklin Ave
Springer
Hocking River Rises After Monday Rain
The Hocking River rose to 11.27 feet Tuesday morning and was still rising noted by Mrs. Co N France, weather observer. Monday’s rainfall measured 3.8 inches, with a warm spell and temperatures in the low 70s to 80s as day cooled to 61 at night after a high of 81.
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Hocking
Co. N. France
Legion to Plan June District Convention
Final plans for the American Legion district convention will be set at a meeting of K. T. Crossen Post 21 on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Legion Home. Post commander Donald E. Robinson said the session will finalize arrangements for the June event.
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American Legion District
K. T. Crossen
Legion
Donald E. Robinson
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