Republicans to elect officers at Athens Central Committee meeting
George Bender, former state senator and GOP congressional candidate, will address an open dinner in Hotel Berry after the Central Committee meets at 6 p m in the Courthouse to elect officers and name Executive Committee members. Dinner starts 7 p m open to Republicans with tickets from Gordon Gray and David Johnson. A Democrats organizing meeting follows next night.
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George Bender
Cleveland
Athens
Berry
Central Committee
Hal H. Rowland
Harold J. Rose
Harry Kelley
M. D Hughes
Bender
Gordon Gray
David Johnson
Out-of-Town Attend Casley Rites
Out of town mourners attended the funeral of Willis Casley at The Plains. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Vandemark and Hettie Zips with son Dean, James Welch of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kahler of Cincinnati, Mrs. Roxy Whysall and daughter Marge of Marion, Ben Rutter of Prospect, Mrs. Clarence Sams, Mr. John Dickie and Mrs. Marie Barrett of Parkersburg West Virginia, Mrs. D. T. Cassey, Dallas Cassey of Belpre, Mr. John Chevalier and Mr. Mark Adams of Long Bottom, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chevalier.
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Willis Casley
Tuesaday
Robert Vandemark
Hettie Zips
Dean
James Welch
Columbus
Harry Kahler
Cincinnati
Roxy Whysall
Marge
Marion
Ben Rutter
Prospect
Clarence Sams
John Dickie
Marie Barrett
Parkersburg
W. Va
D. T. Cassey
Dallas Cassey
Belpre
John Chevalier
Mark Adams
Long Bottom
Fred Chevalier
the Plains
Warm Sun Is Aid to Roads in Athens County
Athens County engineer J. W. Wilson reports good weather has healed road damage from winter. Dirt roads harden, graders smooth ruts, tarred sections patched as material allows. Township trustees and WPA workers contribute, with limestone used on improvements and six stone quarries active in Lee, Ath ens, Rome, Canaan and Troy townships.
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Athens County
J. W. Wilson
Wilson
WPA
Lee Township
Athens
Rome
Canaan
Troy
Betas Win Torch Sing at Ohio University
Beta Theta Pi won the 18th annual Torch Sing sponsored by the Ohio University men's honoraries. Phi Kappa Tau and Sigma Pi tied for second while Phi Delta Theta and Delta Tau Delta also competed. Directed by Martin Alexander, the Canton sophomore, the Betas performed The Loving Cup Alma Mater and The Shadow March. This victory gives them two legs on the cup. three are required for permanent possession. Miss Marie Bovie judged.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Ohio University Men's Honorary
Lindley Hall
Phi Kappa Tau
Sigma Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Tau Delta
Beta
Martin Alexander
Canton
Betas
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Marie Bovie
Parkersburg
W. Va
Albany Scout Skit Show Moves to Tuesday Night
The Albany Boy and Girl Scout Skit Show will be held in the high school auditorium Tuesday night May 26 instead of Wednesday as previously announced.
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Albany
Woman's Best Work Outside Family's Home
Mrs. Margaret Allman state welfare director told Athens State Hospital nurses graduates that women's place is not in the home but in action beside citizens in humanitarian work. She urged legislative funds for a three year state hospital nursing program. Oakley Spaght presented diplomas to Sadie Lambert Mary Reed Gladys McAfee Ruthanna Merrick and Mary Winning.
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Margaret Allman
Athens State Hospital
Ohio
Oakley Spaght
Sadie May Lambert
Langsville
Mary Margaret Reed
Athens
Gladys Pearl McAfee
Ruthanna Merrick
Stewart
Mary Virginia Winning
Glouster
Campaign expense filings show multiple Ohio races
The Bound for President Club Akron spent 676.75 in the presidential primary with 500 from John Knight. Michael J. Kirwan’s campaign by W W Norris reported 13.81. Edwin A. Jones Jackson tallied 2283.19 for a 10th District run. Thomas A. Jenkins Ironton spent 1151 to win renomination. William R. White Gallipolis recorded 333.14 in Fourth District appeals race.
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Columbus
U.P
Akron
Myers
Bernard J. Amer
John 8. Knight
National Union For Social Justice
19Th
Michael J. Kirwan
Youngstown
W. W. Norris
Edwin A. Jones
Jackson
Congress
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ironton
William R. White
Gallipolis
Court of Appeals
Plantsville Road Project Approved by WPA
The WPA District No. 5 director George E. Carr announced a road project for Athens County. Plans cover grading draining and surfacing Plantsville Road from Plantsville to U. S. Route 60 North with quarrying and crushing limestone included.
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Athens County
George E. Carr
WPA District No. 5
Plantsville
Court News in Probate Court Estates and Executors Named
The court ruled the estate of Michael M Schamansky is not subject to inheritance tax. Executor D R Baker of Alice A Hedges estate granted power to accept compromises on three debts owed to the estate. Peter Josten's will admitted to probate with Arthur A Johnson named executor. Willis L Gard's will admitted with Olive Gard named executrix and appraisers W F Copeland Fred Kittle and J Sherrard appointed.
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Michael M. Schamansky
D. R. Baker
Alice A. Hedges
Peter Josten
Arthur A. Johnson
Willis L. Gard
Olive
Gard
W. F. Copeland
Fred Kittle
J. & Sherrard
Loyal Daughters 4-H Club Reorganizes for Summer
The Loyal Daughters 4-H Club met Tuesday at Mrs. J A Bell's home Athens Route 7 to reorganize for summer. Officers include President Bernarda Williams Secretary Father Phillips News Reporter Virginia Quidor Recreation Leader Catherine Quidar. The club is a sewing unit.
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Loyal Daughters
Koenig Albert Hull Raised at Scapa Flow for Scrapping
Salvage crews atop the wreck of the Koenig Albert, one of Germanys warships raised from Scapa Flow, work with cutting gear as the hull is towed to Rosyth England for scrapping and disposal.
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Scapa Flow
Rosyth
England
Janssen to Conduct Northwestern Ohio Band Festival
Prof. C. W. Janssen of Ohio University will guest conduct at the Northwestern Ohio Band Festival in Willard on Saturday. James Woodmansee, ex-university band member, will supervise instrumentals. Janssen recently led a 1,400 member mane band at the West Virginia Bandmasters Association festival in Huntington.
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C. W. Janssen
Ohio University
Northwestern Ohio
Willard
James Woodmansee
University Band and
Janssen
Mane
West Virginia
Huntington
Dr Taylor Speaks to Senior 4 H Members
Dr E A Taylor of Ohio University spoke at Ath ens County Senior 4 H Club about choosing a mate. Twenty eight members attended at Grange Hall with folk dancing and games led by Anna Mae Russ Bernice McLeod and Louise Blackburn. Refreshments served. attendees include Gerald James Hamilton of Columbus and Martha Mae Kesterson of Nelsonville, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kesterson.
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E. A. Taylor
Ohio University
Athens County
Grange Hall
Anna Mae Russ
Bernice McLeod
Louise Blackburn
Gerald James Hamilton
Columbus
Martha Mae Kesterson
Nelsonville
Charles Keasterson
Senior Day Program At Ohio University Friday
The annual Senior Day convocation at Ohio University will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock in Memorial Auditorium. President Herman G. James will speak and Bert Cameron, Senior Class president, will deliver the Senior Day address. The traditional senior match starts at 10 in front of Ewing Hall.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Herman G. James
Bert Cameron
Ewing Hall
Hoover Starts Double House in Elmwood Place
Ground has been broken for Prof. T. N. Hoover's new double home in Elmwood Place with a French atmosphere by architect William J. Davis Jr. Each half offers seven rooms and two baths, gray brick exterior with salmon trim, garden entrances, and a flagstone terrace. The design features built-in china closets, electric kitchen, linoleum, air conditioning, buff California stucco walls in two rooms, hardwood floors, a cloakroom and powder room, built-in clothes presses, and ornate wrought iron railing stairwell.
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T. N
Chemistry professor named Sigma Xi member at Ohio Uni
Donald R. Clippinger, assistant professor of chemistry at Ohio University, was elected an active member of the Ohio State University chapter of Sigma Xi, the honorary scientific society, announced in Columbus today. Paul W. Healy of Gallipolis was named an associate member.
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Donald R. Clippinger
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Sigma Xi
Columbus
Paul W. Healy
Gallipolis
Young Athletes of Athens To Compete for Honors Saturday
Athens Field Day will be held at Rufus Putnam School playground and Ath ens High School football field Saturday at 9 a.m. under John Dann. Students from Rufus Putnam East Side Central and Mechanicsburg compete in events for third to seventh grade with special junior high races.
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Athens
Rufus Putnam Playgrounds
Rufus Putnam
Athens High
John Dann
East Side
Central
Mechanicsburg
Physical Education
Deaf Boy Now Hears Radio With OURINE Hearing Aid
Mary Gamphier of Cincinnati writes that two bottles of OURINE let her deaf son hear everything on the radio. The European ear specialist developed OURINE for people with hearing trouble, ear pain, ringing, buzzing, and discharge. Get relief today for a few cents daily with money back if unsatisfied.
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Mary Gamphier
Cincinnati
Ohio
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