Rivet pros at Alumni auditorium loom large in steel work
A H C Peterson recounts the Ohio University Alumni auditorium steel erection. Riveters toss burning rivets with uncanny accuracy while catchers snatch them from the air. Foreman William Bennett and superintendent Felix Mustain describe accidents, routine rivet handling, and the immense 73 ton balcony thrust and 24 ton roof thrust as the massive girders rise in place.
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H. C. Peterson
Ohio University
Alumni
Alumol
Felix Mustain
William Bennett
Bennett
Mustain
Remira
J. F. Moss Iron Works
Wheeling
Keith's
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged in Glouster and Athens
Admitted for tonsil removal are Bob Yaw, William Updike, Esther Makey, and Margaret Alice Guthrie in Glouster, and J. P. Henry in Mechanicshare. Discharged include Raymond Siders in Ping and Mrs. Wayne Chase, Mrs. Grace McClannehan, and Mrs. Clarence Morris. Convalescents include Mrs. C. P. Clester and Mrs. John Sewell in Athens, plus several loane, Roy Graves, and Ardath Hartt.
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Bob Yaw
Glouster
William Updike
Esther Makey
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Athens
J. P. Henry
Mechanicshare
Raymond Siders
Ping
W. Va
Wayne Chase
Darwin
Grace McClannehan
Clarence Morris
Chauncer
C. P. Clester
John Sewell
Loane
Freda Athens
Roy Graves
Colonel Locke
Cutler Celebrates Finishing of New County Highway
Marietta November 5 Residents of Cutler over 760 assembled to celebrate the completion of the new county highway linking Cutler with state highway No 26 at Bartlett. A committee led by Ray Goddard organized the event with a dinner at the Odd Fellows hall and a tribute to the workers. The Cutler band led a procession to the church for a program as schools in the Walrfield district dismissed early and children contributed musical numbers.
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Marietta
Cutler
Bartlett
Ray Goddard
Odd Fellowa
Walrfield
Delay in Gov Ed Jackson Trial Stirs Indianapolis Weathered politics
Political entanglements may delay the trial of Governor Ed Jackson in Indianapolis for weeks as prosecutors and defense clash over bribery conspiracy charges involving a public official.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Jackson
Athens Bank Hosts Annual Fruit and Farm Show
The fifth annual fruit grain and vegetable show will be held Friday and Saturday at the Athens National Bank on Court Street. Prizes for top specimens in each class, Smith Hughes displays from four schools, and bread and cake exhibits will be featured. Exhibits due by 3 PM Thursday. Special displays from two experiment stations and judged by Ohio State Agriculture College.
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Athens National Bank
Bank
Court Street
Smith-Hughes
mith-Hughes
Woolville
Rassell Bane
New Marshfield
R. R. Barker
Stewart School
K. M. Paver
Albany School
C. N. Jones
Agriculture College of
Ohio State University
Prince
Loutseekle
Department of Home Economics
Ohio University
Thea
Athens High Fall Festival Draws About 1000 Students
About 1,000 Athens high and junior high students attended the annual art festival at Athens High School on Friday night. Prizes for the booth sales will be announced tomorrow as the PTA candy booth sold out early. A one act comedy A Girl to Order featured students with Stanley Cooley as Howard Lady Clayton earning praise.
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Athens High School
Parent- Teachers Association
R A+ Dalton
Hal M. Woods
C. C. Moorehead
Lkewise
Stanley Cooley
Howard
Clayton
Herman Secoy
Leavitt Gard
Harmon Chappel
Kenneth Fulton
Emme Morton
J.C. Glover
Large Chrysanthemums Display at Athens State Hospital
At Athens State Hospital a vast chrysanthemum display fills the greenhouse. Florist John Leach shows blooms ranging from under three quarters of an inch to over eight inches in diameter. Public viewing hours are afternoons daily from 1 to 4 o'clock as gardens and other flowers are opened to visitors.
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Athens State Hospital
John Leach
Leach
Book Week promotes children reading and book selection
Book Week brings parents, educators, and the public to Chamber of Commerce Rooms to view books from multiple publishers. A Tuesday talk by Miss Jan cette Woolsey of Ohio University outlines children's books, with additional remarks by Professor Mary Kahler and Miss Anna Lautertur.
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Chamber of Commerce
Security Savings Bank
Jancette Woolsey
Oho University
Mary E. Kahler
Ohio University
Anna Lautertur
Florist caretaker tends Athens State Hospital greenhouses
Mr. Leach, expert florist at Athens State Hospital, oversees sprawling greenhouses with 1500 plus chrysanthemum plants and many other blooms. Flowers are for grounds and wards decoration only, with pelargoniums primulas cyclamen and ferns thriving in controlled 48 to 52 degree nights and 58 day temperatures.
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State Hospital
Palma
Leach
Ifa
Indiana
Athens State Hospital
Ita Flowers
Damaging floods disrupt Montreal region rail and roads
A Quebec flood crippled rail and telegraph service to New England and Maritime provinces. Damaged districts near Sherbrooke, Three Tigers, and surrounding areas report $1,000,000 in losses to homes mills highways and bridges. In Manitoba Earl Nelson known as Strangler Kier was found guilty of murder and faces a hanging. Windsor T White and Thomas H White resign from White Motor board in Cleveland.
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Montreal
U.R
New England
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Que
Winnipeg
Man
Earl Nelson
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Joe" Soimmmness
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Georgette
Sam
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Russell Dean
Paul Sayler
Rex Coons
Harlan Carpenter
A. E B. Hughes
Ed Rosser
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Wade Tom
Margaret Johnson
Rodney Powers
C. E. Williams
American Library Association
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Associated Publishers
Emerson
Hatch
the Hatch Library
Berry
Athens, Ohio
Tirl
Vio
Lloyd Baby Carriage
Nelsonville
W. A
Cleveland
White Motor Company
Windsor T. White
Chaireman
Thomas H. White
Red Cap
Gaberil
Hassler
Lincoln
Ford
Fred R. Beasley
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Citizens Music Band of Lancaster
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