Graduates Slated From Ohio University in 1941 Class
Nearly 450 students are set to receive degrees and diplomas at Ohio University’s spring commencement on Monday June 9 with 471 candidates listed. The baccalaureate service will be Sunday June 8 in the Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Athens residents among graduates include Harry M. Armbruster George M Bright Margaret Spaulding Cree Mary Elizabeth Davies and others from Athens addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Universit
Tes
James Fulton Zimmerman
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
A. D. Stauffacher
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lansing
Mich
Alumni Memorial
Athens
University
Harry M. Armbruster
George M. ‘Bright
W. Car- St
Morris Ave
Helen M. Han
Ting
W. Carter St
Robert Edgar Hawes
Vivian Heddleson
W. Washington, St. John
Krinks Heintz
Tadpoles Toad Study Highlighted By West Side School
Second grade at West Side School runs a science table under Miss Pauline Kimes. Students collect tadpoles and study their growth toward frogs while learning nesting habits and bird songs. Kroger Co employees gain two weeks paid vacation as policy. Frank B Pauly to speak at Athens Retail Merchants luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Pauline Kimes
Jimmy [Jeffery
Bonnie Coss
Paul Ossborne
Ann ‘Matthewson
Frank Guseman
Kroger Co
Accte
B. P. Redman
Louisa Steele
Columbus
Eurth
Kroger
Frank B. Pauly
Cation
Ohio State
Seven to Leave for Army on Wednesday
County Draft Board No 1 announced seven men will depart Wednesday morning May 28 in call No 15, bringing May to 11 called with three having left May 12 plus one replacement. The volunteers include Francis Forrest Dye age 32 Athens barber single Floyd Edward Hammond age 22 Athens Route 2 CCC enrollees single Richard Laney Ines age 23 Athens piano dealer organist single Eugene Marquis age 27 Columbus coal miner single Thomas Wiley Cruikshank age 24 Jauncey filling station attendant single David William Hook age 25 The Plains truck driver single.
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Axnews County Draft Board No. 1
Francis Forrest Dye
Voluunteer
Athens
Barber
Floyd Edward Hammond
Pow Wow for Scout Leaders Two Day Meeting
J R Stratton announced a two day Pow Wow for Scout Leaders May 24 and 25 at amp Dupler. Hocking Area leaders will attend with junior assistant scoutmasters senior patrol leaders and troop scribes. A round table discussion on patrol tradition and spirit will precede a Sunday morning religious service.
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Amp Dupler
J. R. Stratton
Hock- Hocking
Stratton
Beta Pi
Ohio, University, Scouting Fraternity
Sheriff Requests Funds Transfer to Pay Deputies
Athens County sheriff Bayless asked the county commissioners to transfer 411 from equipment to the deputies salaries fund to avoid payroll lapse tomorrow. If not moved funds, deputies will discontinue work and other offices face exhausted salary funds this week.
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Athens County
sheriff_ Cnaiie
Bayless
Sheriff's Office
Clerk of Courts
Schools Close May 27 in Athens County
The academic year ends officially May 27 for all schools in Athens County. The Plains and Mechanicsburg close two days later on May 29.
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Athens County
the Plains
Mechanicsburg
Navy fingerprinting offered at Athens Recruiting Substation
Naval Reserve officers wishing to have fingerprints taken may do so at the Athens Navy Recruiting Substation room 126 in the Post Office Building, according to E S Lashmett, recruiter.
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Naval Reserve
Athens Mavy
Post Office
E. S. Lashmett
Miss Devlin to Attend NYA Meeting in Columbus
Irene L. Devlin, assistant to the president and chairman of the NYA Committee at Ohio University, will represent the university at a NYA college officials meeting in Columbus on May 23. About 40 college representatives are expected for meetings linked to Ohio State University campus affairs.
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Devlin
Columbus
NYA
Irene L. Devlin
Ohio University
Collumbus
Ohio State University
Coolville Society Notes Reflect Weekend Visits
Mor anaism and local gatherings fill a weekend in Coolville as Vern and Harry Pullins of Lancaster host guests, Erving Le May from Columbus visits home, and Marybelle Barnhart visits Lancaster. Wednesday evenings bring William Crawford and Evangeline White to the Le May home for a birthday tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowert Barnhart
Vern Pullins
Weather Notes From Athens Seventy-Five Year Ago
The record shows yesterday’s high around 95 degrees while the low reached 57. This morning the temperature rose to 88 by late morning.
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Athens
Derby Clinic Friday Encourages Local Soap Box Racers
The third Soap Box Derby Clinic meets Friday at 7 30 pm in Nye Chevrolet show rooms Athens chaired by Lewis Sabo. Officials outline wheel construction brakes and racer frames as entries from Athens County and nearby towns prepare racing kits under $10 with some wheel sets available for boys needing assistance.
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Nye Chevrolet
N. Court St. Athens
Lewis Sabo
Roy's ‘Auto Supply
Floyd Wolfe
Jaycee
Harold Junod
Harry C. Hoffman
Youngstown
Taster of
Ohio
Independent Order
Odd Fellows
Serenosonville
Glouster
Chauncey
Lodge Room
Plains
Albany
Coolvile
Worstell
Odd Fellows Association
Land Lodge
Athens County
Junod
Address by George Breiel on fraternalism and youth ethics
George Breiel, director of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of 160F, will speak on fraternalism in a troubled world and the Odd Fellows moral education program. The association invites Odd Fellows Rebekah members and all public and school officials to attend, focusing on youth preservation and democracy.
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George Breiel
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Scouts to Poster Bonds at Roosevelts Request
Athens Boy Scouts will install 150 bond posters Saturday evening in response to President Roosevelts request. Scouts report in uniform to 160 1-2 W State St at 9:00 AM Saturday with J R Stratton, scout executive of the Hock Hocking Area, coordinating the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boy Scouts America
Athens
Boy Scouts
Erning
J. R. Stratton
Hock-Hocking
State St
Flying Cadet Examining Board Visits Athens for Cadet Exams
The Flying Cadet Examining Board No. 2 of Fort Hayes Columbus will return to Athens for three days in June to recheck examinations and to conduct physicals for new applicants. The program targets single men aged 20 to 27 who meet physical and mental requirements. After 735 months of training cadets become second lieutenants in the Army Air Corps Reserve and serve three years at a salary of 245 dollars per month, with Major James Zimmerman, board president, noting the National Guard Armory as the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Cadet Board
Flying Cadet Examining Board No. 2
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Athens
Army ‘Air Corps Reserve
James ‘Zimmerman
National’ Guard
Two Drivers Fined in Athens for Unsafe Operation
The state highway patrol fined William Stone, 67, of Athens ten dollars plus costs for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle. Stone was arrested on Route 33 north of Athens. Daniel Holbert, also of Athens, was fined five dollars plus costs at the same time for driving with...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Cornell
William Stone
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Stone
Athen
Daniel Holbert
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Lls Jacobs
Palmer
Mart Weidt Jones
Park Place
Beatrice Kloepfer
N. Court St
Allen E. Locke
N. Conress St
Charles William Dalton
Phyllis K. Logen
Utah Place
Keery McAmbley
Richland Ave
Frances V. Foler
Washington St
Earl W. Manter
N. Lancaster St
Charles Allen Moore
S. Congress St
Ann Elizabeth Mumma
University Terrace
Peyton D. Reed
Columbia ‘Ave
Helen Lucille Sarver
W. State St
Tna
Pauly
Carl Wilson
Howard Mills
Athena
Cers
Coolville Personals
Marybelle Barnhart
Lancaster
Lena Morgan
Picker Reton
W. E. Burgoon
Middletown
Delhin Creeger
Union St
LG Se
Waybe
Union Bus Station
West Union St
Derby
Harry, Hoffman
Forel
Gallaher's
Renee
Ottering Frente
Ganaher
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Athens, Ohio
Robert Stanley Ross
New York City
Memnen Turesh
First Church OF Chientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Athens High School
Ford
DinineRs
F.R. Beasley
Nelsonville
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