Wilson Re elected Athens County Republican Committee Chairman
J. W. winewilson, Nelsonville personnel director of the State Highway Department, was reelected chairman of the Athens County Republican Executive Committee at the organization meeting at the Courthouse last evening. Rudolph J. Iseltein was elected vice chairman. Earl E Johnson of Trimble was chosen chairman of the Contra Committee with C. M. Swarts Lottridge as secretary. A large slate of Athens and surrounding area residents were elected to the Executive Committee, including Nora Atkinson, Anne Stauffer, Anna Price, Lucy Murphy, Gordon Gray, T. R. Biddle, J. C. Baker, and many others from Athens and nearby towns.
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J. W. Winewilson
Nelsonville
State Highway Department
Athens County
Republican Executive Committee
Central Committee
Hotel Berry
Rudolph J. Iseltein
RC. Hoptary
7. R. Biddle
Earl E. Johnson
Trimble
Contra
C. M. Swarts Lottridge
Nora Atkinson
Anne Stauffer
Anna K. Price
Lucy Murphy
Mra
Anna
Evans Gordon B. Gray
T. R. Biddle
LW. Roberts
David Johnson
A B. Roe
H.D. Palmer
JC. Baker
Carl Bensley
M.C. Morrison
Bert Barnes
Foster B. Cornwell
Georsy Russell
Francie D. White
RG. Hopkins
C. L. Jones
M . Hughes
RJ. Isselstein
Elmer Jacobs
Harold J. Rose
Cliff Cornell
Athens
W. H. Wakefield
Mike Kollister
Max Wilson
Chauncey
Pritt Daugherty
Millfield
Dele Zigafoot
Albany
Frank Bobo
Arthur Kennedy
Frank McCollister
Sam McDonald
Robert Ohlin
Five Fliers Earn Private Pilot Ratings at Ohio University
Ohio University civilian pilots graduated during examinations at the Municipal Airport. Five students Carl Danner Charles W Lyons Carl T Sches lick Edmund R Saworski and Roger Jones Jr received Private Pilot ratings from CAA Inspector Frank. Flight examinations continued with more students expected to be certified and join training programs in Athens.
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Ohio University Civisian
Municipal Altort
CAA
Frank
Carl Danner
Charles W. Lyons
Carl T. Scheslick
Edmund R. Saworski
Roger Jones
Athens
Adequate Defense Urged By Burton
John J. Woolley praised county cooperation at a political meeting as candidates from both parties attended. He warned that victory in November would secure the county ticket and urged continued active support against a drift toward one man rule. The event featured remarks by Mayor Cornell, Judge Clinton D. Boss’s Republican ticket, and loyalty from Athens leaders.
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John J. Woolley
Woolley
Burton
Clinton D. Boss
Ohio Supreme Court
Chae Cornell
Athens
Cornell
Bayor
Mra Burton
Verner Metcalf
Marietta
Court of Apprats
Distriet
Athens County
En Daigo
Wells
Foster Cornwell
Paul M
Washington
Seehall
Jenkins
Carl Beasley
Newman Powell
Dav ‘Id’ Flanigan
Ohio
Bill Evans
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Theta Pi
Beasley
Merle J. Parker
Carl Roosevelt
Middletown
Logan Land
John Finsterwald
Parade Honors War Dead With 9 50 Start From College and E Union
A Decoration Day parade honors fallen soldiers from Athens area cemeteries Thursday morning. The route goes from College and E Union to Court then State, ending at W State Street Cemetery, with services at West Union, Calvary, Hemaravile, and other cemeteries. The Athens City School Superintendent and American Legion chapter participate, with the public urged to bring flowers to the Athens Methodist Church by 9 o clock.
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America
Athens
C. Gibson
College
E. Union Sts
E. Union
Court St
Court
State St
W. State
W. Union St
Rogers Chano
Meeet Cavan
Amd
van Rom
Ugiers
Athens City School
Tamper
W. State St
Att Calvary Cemetery
Lancaster St
Hemararvile Cemetery
Laffeonsires
Fonn
KT. Cromen
Thamathens
Armerian Legion
Athens Method
Welfare Chief Addresses State Hospital Graduates
Charles Latherwood, head of the State Department of Public Welfare, spoke to Athens State Hospital nurses about balancing rapid tech advances with core human virtues. He urged nurses to apply old pioneer character as society navigates machines, noting the need to complete the “whole person” and safeguard humanity.
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Maels
Charles Latherwood
State Department of Public Welfare
Athens State Hospital
Sherwood
Athens Ares
Tober G. Purrington
Athens Episcopal Church
Ct Tr. Creed
Capital
Bricker
Bertha Wiemilter
Helen Rose Scott
Mar! Esteen’ Edwards
Edna Harper West
Athens
Frieda Eilen Zariey
Mary ‘Ann McKay
Virginia Segale
Newman Powell
Ohio Univversity
Mervett R. Mooney
di Athens High School
State Welfare de
Momn Partment
Bengal
Frank Ross
Asws
Herbert Brooks
Leslie Martin
George Sherman
Clinton Ride
Garrett Enlov
Joseph Basor
Carrie Hawk Dies at Home of a Daughter
Former Athens nurse Carrie Elizabeth Hawk dies at 77 in Columbus after short illness. Widow of George Hawk, she is survived by six sons and several daughters, with funeral arrangements set for Thursday at the Presbyterian Church in Newchurch Stewart and burial at Stews Tinker Funeral Home in Me t arin.
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Mise Toetmanara
Sheleing Arte Hospi
Ight
Pita
Columbus
Carre
Elizabeth Hawk
Athens
Stewart
Newchurch Stewart
Plymouth
Stews Tinker
Hawk
George Hawk
Emma
Murph
Chillcotne
Fred
G. Hawk
Harry . Hawk
Athena
Lennard J
Pendry Speaks On Democracy at Athens High Memorial Day
Athens Junior Senior High School held a Memorial Day assembly in which Harper C. Pendry city superintendent delivered the address on the origin history and meaning of Memorial Day and the need to preserve democracy. The program opened with the high school band performing When You Wish Upon a Star and His Honor March. Ruth Ann Grover sang America as the crowd joined in singing. Paul Gordon, student body president, presided over the program.
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Weer
Athens
Theigh
Jack Beasley
Ruth Ann Grover
America
Harper C. Pendry
Paul” Gordon
Beal Divorce Suit Alleges Gross Neglect by Husband
Mrs Flossie Beal files in Common Pleas Court a divorce petition against Garth Beal alleging gross neglect since 1932 with separation since 1937. She claims lack of home food clothing and necessities and seeks divorce temporary alimony and restoration of maiden name Flossie Cooper.
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Lavorce
Common Pleas Court
Flossie Beal
Pollyannas to Meet at The Plains School
The Plains Pollyannas 4-H Club meets Friday May 31 at 2 30 p m at The Plains School. Girls urged to bring their mothers to the meeting. Mrs William Over ly is adviser of this group.
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Plains
the Plains School
William Overly
Burglary Report at Pickering Place in Lancaster
A home on Lancaster and Second Street near Nelle Pickering was entered yesterday between 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. by forcing the front door slit. Thieves took ten bed sheets two blankets and a comforter. Household items scattered as the crime was investigated.
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Pickering
Lancaster
Clenner
First Tomato in Athens Area Heralded by Custodian
The first ripe tomato of the season in the Athens area was heralded this morning by Mickey McNeill the custodian at Ohio University Stadium. The tomato ready to be picked now was grown in a small garden at the rear of his residence near 307 West Union Street.
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Athens
Mickey” McNeill
W. Union St
Ohio University Stadium
Eady
McNeill
Knights Templar Conclave to Honor Sir Herb J Parker
Attention SIR KNIGHTS Special Conclave in Athens Commandery No 15, Knights Templar. Thursday at 7 30 P M funeral services will be conducted for Sir Knight Herb J Parker. Knights meet at Temple in full uniform and proceed to the home for services at 8 PM.
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Athens Commandery No
Knights Templar
Herb J. Parker
Temple
Payment Urged for Cemetery Lots Maintenance
Members of the Athens Cemetery Association urged payment for maintenance of lots in the West Union Cemetery. They noted the cemetery has been repaired for Memorial Day but future upkeep requires sufficient funds. The minimum annual fee is $1, payable at the association office behind the church parsonage each afternoon. Officers listed include J. Jones president and J. Brown vice president with other board members.
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W Union Bt
Mbers
Athens Cemetery Association
Association
Toger J. Jones
James Baird Funeral to be Held Thursday
Funeral services for Jamee H Baird who died Monday at General Hospital Cincinnati after three months illness will be held Thursday afternoon at three o'clock at Jones Funeral on Congress Street Athens Burial will be made in the Union Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baird
Jamee H Baird
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Jones
Congress St
Athens
Union St
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