Legion Sets Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Service
Professor Loren C. Staats of Ohio University will deliver the Memorial Day address at W Union Street Cemetery Monday. A parade led by the American Legion Post will form at 9 a.m. on College Street and proceed to West Union, Court, State, and Shafer before returning to the W Union Street Cemetery. Ceremonies include decorating graves, a firing squad salute, and taps, with services also at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Loren C. Staats
Ohio University
W. Union St
Staats
K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
John W. Dowler
Dowler
College St
E. Union
Union
Court
State
W. State St
Shafer
John Demolet
Frank J. Pataly
St. Paul's Catholic Church
American Legion Color Guard
Athens
Legion
Ohio National Guard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans
Armed Forces
Girl Scouts
Veterans’ Group
W. State Cemetery
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
First Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Athens High School presents The Mikado operetta
The Athens school program featured an elementary junior band concert followed by Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado with Kathleen Downney Yum Yum and Charles Frank Nanki Poo. Cast, chorus, and student musicians from East Side West Side Central and Junior High performed with director W. C. Fingerhut and student director Paul Lehman. A separate April unemployment report cites 718 claims and 570 weekly average jobless, with $43,962.15 paid in benefits and eight local hires.
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Paul Gapp
Athens
East Side
West Side
Central
W. C. Fingerhut
Kathleen Downney
Charles Frank
Frank Dilley
Ko-- Ko
Charles Krauskopf
Jim Dilley
Pish- Tush
Sam Henderson
Pooh-Ba
Mary Patrick
Peep-Bo
Miriam Clippinger
Pitti-Sing
Patsy Wolfe
Klausha
Richard Robe
Robert O'Brien
Ronald Ridenour
Lewis Ondis
William Pinkerton
Wendell Fryer
John Gibbs
David Lewis
Lawrence Wamsley
Stanley McKinnis
Helen Dunn
Yvonne Sherow
Margaret Reeder
Corrine
Dorothy Clutter
Martina
Patricia Josten
Nona Green
Connie Koehler
Diana Roach
Jane Morgan
Eleanor Wickline
Nancy Householder
America
Leland McBride
West Side School
Weber
Metcalf
Robert Main
George Carr
East Side School
Sousa
Rifle Regiment
John Bishop
Byron Gaskill
Morris Hatch
Bobby Sheldon
Ronald Wycoff
Sands
Ohio
Daughter Born To Mr And Mrs Clinton Bean In Athens
Shelter ing Arms Hospital notes show the Bean couple of Athens Route 4 welcomed a daughter. Carl Harner of Athens Route 1 had medical care. Mary Gwinn of Athens Route 4 underwent major surgery. Several patients were dismissed including Mrs Ward Swart and daughter of Akron and others from Athens and surrounding areas.
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Clinton Bean
Athens
Carl Harner
Mary Gwinn
Ward Swart
Akron
Hazel Nessleroad
Dorothy Minister
Chillicothe
Mary Anna Mansfield
Guysville
Freda Montgomery
Dexter
Mary McCan
Albany
Virginia Kantner
Five Athens Lawyers Named for State Bar Committees
Charles D. Fogle of Marietta announces five Athens attorneys recommended for State Bar Association committees. The nominees are Gordon Gray for American citizenship, Hal H. Rowland for legal education, M. D. Hughes for probate and trust law, Roger J. Jones for public relations, and Samuel B. Erskine for negligence law.
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Athens
State Bar Association
Charles D. Fogle
Marietta
Fogle
Gordon Gray
Hal H. Rowland
M. D. Hughes
Roger J. Jones
Samuel B. Erskine
Mrs. Carl P. Williams Dies at Fairport
Mrs. Carl P. Williams a former Athens resident and teacher died last week in Lake County Memorial Hospital Survivors include her husband the principal of Harding High School Fairport The former Lucy Goddard taught in Athens and Perry schools about twenty years ago
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Carl P. Williams
Athens
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Burlingham
Harding High School
Fairport
Williams
Lucy Goddard
Perry
4-H Advisors and Officers Conference Set for June 8
Ross Wright county agent says the annual 4-H Advisors and Officers Conference will meet at Mechanicsburg School at 10 a.m. The event focuses on training 4-H officers in their duties.
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Mechanicsburg School
Ross Wright
Wright
Condition Improves For Clayton Bookman Jr After Mine Injury
Clayton Bookman Jr., 19, of Glouster Route 3, is listed in good condition by Sheltering Arms Hospital staff today. He sustained a serious forehead and nose fracture Monday while working in a Chauncey mine. his condition has improved from serious.
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Clayton Bookman, Jr
Glouster Route 3
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Young Bookman
Chauncey Mine
Ohio State University to Initiate 80 New Phi Eta Sigma Members
Columbus Mayford L Cook of Coolville be among 80 new freshmen initiated Thursday into Phi Eta Sigma at Ohio State University. The national honor society recognizes high scholarly achievement among freshmen.
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Columbus
Mayford L. Cook
Coolville
Phi Eta Sigma
Ohio State University
City Pool to Open Sunday in Athens
Crystal Pool in Athens opens Sunday under Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce with daily hours 1 p m to 9 p m except Mondays and Tuesdays for swimming groups and classes. Memorial Day brings public access, Hazel Morrison returns as manager, lifeguards Bob Jones and Don Flowers on duty.
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Crystal Pool
Athens
Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
Pierce
Hazel Morrison
Red Cross
Bob Jones
Don Flowers
Carl E. Frey
Former Athens Organist Achieves Sacred Music Degree
Harold Landis Abmyer, longtime organist and choirmaster at the Church of the Good Shepherd, earned a master's degree in sacred music from Union Theological Seminary in New York. He previously directed music at Old South Congregational Church in Middletown, Connecticut, and will move to Christ Episcopal Church in South Amboy, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Landis Abmyer
Church of the Good Shepherd
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Abmyer
Ohio University
Old South Congregational Church
Middletown
Cooler Weather After Tuesday Rain Report
Bright sunshine preceded cooler air with a 50 degree reading at 10 15 am and a 40 degree low overnight. Tuesday’s high reached 77 and the afternoon storm dumped .45 inches of rain raising the Hocking River to 4.92 feet before falling to 3.70 feet this morning.
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C. N. France
Hocking
Memorial Services and Lodges Parade Plan at New Marshfield
Memorial services sponsored by the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church. The lodges join a 9:30 a.m. parade and will sell refreshments all day at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Traffic Plea Brings Fine for Obstructing Traffic
Merle Moritz, 22, of 60 Morris Ave, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a charge of parking his car in a way that obstructed traffic. He was fined $5 with suspended costs after a Tuesday hearing in Mayor William P. Mickle's court.
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Merle Moritz
Morris Ave
William P. Mickle
Amesville Plans Memorial Day Parade
Amesville will observe Memorial Day with a Sunday parade and cemetery services. Marchers form at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches, join on Main Street, then proceed to Amesville Cemetery where Rev. Harold Jeffers conducts services and flowers are laid on graves. Taps conclude the ceremony.
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Amesville
Harold Jeffers
Ice Mint Balm Promises Instant Foot Cooling Relief
A medicated balm offers quick relief for burning feet by rubbing on the affected areas. The product claims to cool fiery sensations instantly and leave feet feeling fresh and cool, while also softening corns and calluses. Available at all druggists.
Athens Man Named To OU Honorary Torch
One Athens student was selected for Torch the senior men’s honorary during the senior day convocation in Memory Auditorium. Robert Mills varsity football and baseball player was chosen among ten men, with Torch tapping directed by James F. Dehnke. Other inductees include Ted Richards Pavonia Chris Stefan Dayton Ed Sudnick Cleveland Harry S Spud Milligan Springfield Milt Taylor Columbus Jim Shreffler Woodsfield Bob O Linn Youngstown Art Engelhard Bellbrook and William Hunt Springfield. Terry Jenkins presided as the convocation opened with the Cutler Hall chimes and organ pieces by Prof. Allen R. Kresge. President John C. Baker addressed the seniors noting the 49ers as the first Baker class and highlighting four years of progress. Class President Harry R Collins gave the response. Leonard D. Fisher accepted a gift check of over 1100 toward a gateway to the campus opposite the student center. Varsity O senior awards were announced by Edward A Sudnick with the class will and prophecy read by Clare H. Grosenbaugh and the class history by Gaynell L. Baker. Alumni induction was conducted by Clark E. Williams.
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Athens
Torch
Robert Mills
James F. Dehnke
Ted Richards
Pavonia
Chris Stefan
Dayton
Ed Sudnick
Cleveland
Harry S. “Spud” Milligan
Springfield
Milt Taylor
Columbus
Jim Shreffler
Woodsfield
Bob O'Linn
Youngstown
Art Engelhard
Bellbrook
William Hunt
Terry Jenkins
Cutler
Patricia A. Ice
Allen R. Kresge
John C. Baker
49Ers
Baker
Harry R. Collins
Leonard D. Fisher
Edward A. Sudnick
Clare H. Grosenbaugh
Gaynell L. Baker
Alumni Association
Clark E. Williams
Piggy Banks Worth Forty Dollars Missing in Break-In
Robber entered through the rear at 32 Grosvenor St. Tuesday afternoon and stole two piggy banks from the L. R. Allen residence. The banks, about a foot long, held about 40 dollars in dimes nickels and pennies belonging to Mrs. Allen and her daughter Doris an Athens High School senior. Nothing else was taken.
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L. R. Allen
Grosvenor St
Allens
Zanesville
Band Day Proclaimed in Athens as Navy Visit Falls Through
Mayor W. P. Mickle proclaimed Navy Band Day in Athens to welcome the Navy musicians. Proceeds from the afternoon and evening concert were to fund new Ohio University band uniforms. OU band members could not miss campus classes, so plans to meet the Navy group outside the city were canceled.
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Athens
W. P. Mickle
Ohio University Band
Navy
Peterson's Ointment brings relief for piles
Millions of sufferers over 40 years have found relief from itching and burning using the cooling astringent Peterson's Ointment. A user reports complete relief and a good night's sleep. Available for 40¢ or 60¢ at all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Adv
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Richard St. Clair
John Biddle
Keystone
Prospectus Ma
Roy E. Hawk & Co
Cline Bldg
OHTO
Main Pomeroy
Bell-ans
Bettie
Griffin Allwite
Griffin
Boieck
Celotex
Theo C. Johson CO
Logan, Ohio
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Endurance
Miller Bros. Wallpaper & Paint
Court St
Glidden
Court Street
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Athens, Ohio
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Williamson Heater Company
M. J. Switzer
G. H. Martin & Son
Richland Ave
Athens Fire Department
C. C. Bean and Son
State St
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