Harold Rose Elected Head of 63 Member Executive Body
Harmony at the Athens County Republican meeting at the Courthouse led to the election of Harold J. Rose as president of the Executive Committee, with a new vice chairman and multiple officers named. The 63 member Executive Committee includes many listed names from Athens and neighboring townships, forming a two year leadership slate with no dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rose
Athens County
Republican Central Committee
Harold J. Rose
Hal H. Rowland
C. E. Hoskins
Gordon Gray
Dr. . P. Biddle
Harry Kelley
Foster Cornwell
M. D. Hughes
R. W. Finsterwald
David Johnson
C. L. Jones
Nelsonville
Reese Dodd
Coolville
Art Meighen
the Garden
John Baird
Dean Linscott
James Hall
James Mann
Thomas Sheppard
Dave Burnell
Mary Barnett
Co Lu. Stout
Wilber Mender
J. W. Wilson
Frank Johnson
W. H. Hyde
Dee Goodspeed
W. L. Cooley
Mac Byron
Buchtel
EB. L. Jones
C. F. Wallace
L. E. Richardson
Elmer Lantz
H. E. Gardner
J. L. Baird
Earl I. Johnson
Perry Chalfant
W. D. Christman
H. F. Kittle
Ralph Dean
Sara Williams
J. F. Binford
C. F. Danford
John Hanshaw
Glouster
Five Cent Words in the New Deal Debate Continues
Gouverneur Davey criticized as a Roosevelt lookalike while blasting the Democrats in the South for labor conditions. Speakers included Judge Roy Gillen and Ohio court nominees, with Harold J. Rose and others rallying party workers and listing county candidates.
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Hal H. Rowland
Roy Gillen
District Appeals Court
William L. Hart
Roy H. Williams
Ohio Supreme Court
Harold J. Rose
C. F E. Hoskins
Gordon Gray
T. R. Biddle
Harry Kelley
Foster Cornwell
Capt. J. B. Allen
Athens
John McLaughlin
Coolville
J. W. Wilson
Eleanor Minister
O. F. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
M. Johnson
Georgia Kilpatrick
L. F. Jones
John Hope
Charles Stratton
G. D. Gorham
Roy Pierce
Ignatz Learns Facts of Life Booklets Cost Five Million
Ignatz Cohen received 15 unsolicited booklets from a Democratic congressman, including titles on pests and farming. George Bender, Republican candidate, told Athens County Republican leaders that the government spent five million dollars on booklets sent to voters last year.
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George Bender
Athens County
Ignatz Cohen
Kinsman Rd
Cleveland
Bender
Awards Given O A Students Torch Honorary Honorees
A list of O A Students Torch recipients from Youngstown to Bucyrus spans senior men and women honored for campus achievement. Winners include Francis O Lynn Jack Baker James Roach Robert Boulward Warren Hacker James Barrett Robert Schmid refused honor Harold Heitzman Freda Hampson and multiple prize allocations across scholarships and special awards from fraternities sororities and campus organizations.
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Susan Patterson Wellston
Frances Hill
Massillon
Leona Penn
Otway
Louise Beck
Martins Ferry
Alvin Merendino
Clarksburg
John Bayard Thomas
Dorothy Trosset
Cincinnati
Jane Gill
Athens
Anna Faye Blackburn
Esther Hand
Chillicothe
Phoenix
Ruth Perry
Granville
Alma Tingle
Montpelier
Wilda Morgan
Wellington
Phyllis Haslam
Council Grove
Kaw
Kappa Tau Alpha
Tau Kappa Alpha
Phi Delta Pi
the Lamplighter
YWCA
University Presidents Speak Before County Graduates
A. A. Shaw of Denison University spoke at Rome High School to 26 graduates about education as social consciousness and responsibility. Ohio University President Herman G. James addressed Lodi High School graduates, noting global challenges and the US educational system as a key contribution, with 22 diplomas awarded.
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A. A. Shaw
Denison University
Rome High School
Stewart
Dr. Shaw
Carlos Smith
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Lodi High School
James
United States
Memorial services at Bethany near Coolville May 31
Memorial services will be held at Bethany near Coolville on Sunday afternoon May 31. The program features a play songs and recitations starting at 1 30 o clock. Rev. J N Rice will deliver a sermon at 2 30 o clock.
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Bethany
Coolville
J. N. Rice
Song You Sing at Coolville Graduation Addresses Students
Frank Wilson of the State Education Certification Department spoke to Troy Township High School and Eighth Grade grads on singing a song of joy to inspire self and others. Parents recalled McGuffey readers while 1936 classes could not name their textbooks. diplomas were distributed by Clyde Parrish. Kenneth C. Ray urged continuing education for future administrators and businessmen.
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Frank Wilson
Certification Department
State Department of Education
Troy Township
Coolville
Wilson
McGuffey
George Williams
E. J. Williams
M. E
A. Z. Penrose
Clyde Parrish
Board of Education
Kenneth Ray
Kenneth C. Ray
Athens County
Ray Strickler
Coalville
Frances Runion
Torch
Kenneth Gillilan
Hockingport
Reverend Williams
Self Confident Virgil Collins Defends Self in Break-In Case
Virgil Collins a 23 year old Glouster resident with a grade school education refused counsel in Athens County Common Pleas Court and defended himself in a breaking and entering case. He questioned state witnesses and testified denying involvement in the April 3 Luckoff store burglary. The jury was to hear the case this afternoon. Alumni of Shade High School plan a banquet and dance on June 4 at the high school gym with reservations through William Chapple of Shade or Marie Grim of Athens R D 5.
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Virgil Collins
Glouster
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Collins
Luckoff
Shade High School
William Chapple
Shade
Marie Grim
Athens R. D
Two Fined by Mayor in Intoxication Case
Ed Marquis and George Tolliver were fined by Mayor McCune for intoxication. Marquis pled guilty and paid $5 plus costs after arrest earlier that night. Tolliver, arrested for intoxication, forfeited $13.70 to secure release.
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Ed Marquis
Vere Ridge
McCune
George Tolliver
Luhriz
Memorial Day Closure by Athens NRS Office
Athens County office of the National Reemployment Service will close Saturday for Memorial Day observance. Employers may use the office by contacting Thomas Hixenbaugh in charge at 22 Central Ave.
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NRS
Athens County
National
Thomas Hixenbaugh
Hig
Central Ave
Memorial Service Planned at Troy Baptist Church
A memorial service is scheduled at Troy Baptist Church on Saturday at 1 p m. Dr H T Phillips of Athens will speak and a short program by the children will follow. Music will be provided by the Glouster Drum Corps.
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Troy Baptist Church
H. T. Phillips
Athens
Glouster Drum Corps
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