Cleveland student nurse reported missing after Athens visit
Cleveland authorities investigate the disappearance of Joyce M. Garner an 18 year old nursing student who failed to return to Cleveland City Hospital after visiting Athens with an Ohio University man. Garner stayed at 14 Kurtz Avenue Saturday night and boarded a train Sunday from Athens. She was last seen at the Athens railroad depot in the evening hours. The hospital superintendent notified the Missing Persons Bureau. Garner is described as auburn hair blue eyed about 5 feet 4 inches and 115 pounds. She wore a gray Chesterfield coat a white skirt and a black hat.
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Cleveland
Cleveland City Hospital
Athens
Ohio University
Joyce M. Garner
Leroy High School
Gorham
Columbus
Miss Garner
Leroy
Gorham Said That Miss Garner Stayed Here At 14 Kurtz Ave
Charles T. Dolezal
Cleveland Hospital
Missing
Associated Press
Charter Granted AMVET Posts Form Chauncey Dover Group
A national charter is granted to AMVET Post 65 to be named Chauncey Dover post Chauncey. Fred J Milligan state commander announces organization progress with Virgil Preston as chair and Howard FE Rice as district commander. Charter presentation ceremonies are planned. The Chauncey unit follows a recently chartered VFW in the Pencilli Building.
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AMVET
Chauncey
Fred J. Milligan
Columbus
Veterans’ Organization
Virgil Preston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chauncey- Dover
Howard FE
Rice
Chillicothe
Post
VFW
Pencilli Building
Death Notices for C A McLeoad at 45 in Athens
Charles A McLead 45 of Dairy Ave died Tuesday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a four year illness. He was a farmer and coal miner born in Ames Township lived in Trimble Township before moving to Athens three years ago. Survived by wife Marie a daughter Mrs Ernest McCall Detroit a son Donald Bruce at home a sister Mrs Lewis Antle Trimble a granddaughter Judith Ann McCall Detroit a half brother Chester Antle Sharpsburg a half sister Mrs Melville McCune Trimble and stepfather Charles Antle Sharpsburg. Funeral Friday 2 pm Ferndale Church of Christ with Rev Gilbert B Courtney officiating burial in W Union St Cemetery. Dowler and Ferguson funeral home open after Thursday noon.
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Charles A. McClead
Dairy Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ames Township
Trimble Township
Athens
Marie
Ernest McCall
Detroit
Donald Bruce McClead
Lewis Antle
Trimble
Judith Ann McCall
Chester Antle
Sharpsburg
Melville McCune
Charles Antle
Gilbert B. Courtney
Ferndale Church of Christ
McClead
W. Union St
Dowler and Ferguson Funeral
Plans for Ohio University campus expansion under review
Ohio University authorizes five lower campus temporary buildings and a 200 bed men’s dormitory. The $500000 chemistry building is due by June 1 1947 amid bids for a $200000 engineering science building.
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Ohio University Today
John C. Baker
President St
Sprague Hall
Ohio University
E. Union St
FPHA
Patrol Car in Right Spot
A Toledo man, Richard W. Gratop, 21, was fined $5 and costs for passing a school bus on Route 33 while a State Highway Patrol car waited ahead. Minor crash followed when Dr Edward A. Sprague of Athens hit a USDA truck on Route 50 near the Ohio University Airport.
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Toledo
Richard W. Gratop
Franz Woodworth
Edward A. Sprague
Athens
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sumner R. Moore
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Mineral Driver Fined $100 and Costs
Paul Baird Stout of Mineral pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100 and costs and had his driving rights suspended for 30 days. Stout appeared before Judge O F Rowland on an information filed by Prosecuting Attorney Gordon Gray and was arrested by the State Highway Patrol.
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Paul Baird Stout
Mineral
Stout
O. F. Rowland
Gordon Gray
State Highway Patrol
Temperature Stays Frosty Overnight In Athens
Night temperatures lingered near freezing at 32 degrees with only a modest rise to 43 degrees by 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. The prior day reached a high of 47 degrees, according to weather observer Mrs. C. N. France.
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Athens
C. N
France
Meeting Day Changed POMEROY Past Counselors
Meeting of the Past Counselors is moved from Thursday November 14 to Friday November 15. They will convene at Mrs. Henry Reibel home with Marcia Delay Elizabeth Campbell and Thelma Dill assisting hosts.
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Pomeroy
Henry Reibel
Marcia Delay
Elizabeth Campbell
Thelma Dill
Ohio University Fund kickoff dinner outlined goals
President John C. Baker of Ohio University spoke at the Columbus kickoff dinner for the Ohio University Fund Inc. He outlined aims of high scholarships, leadership, and faculty research, noting gifts will be received and administered per donors wishes. The event in Franklin County raised $16,569 from 82 donors across 42 districts.
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Baker
Ohio University Fund
Columbus
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Franklin County
Seneca Hotel
Frank H. Palmer
Franklin County Solicitors
Arthur C. Johnson
The
Columbus Dispatch
John G. Case
Columbus Insurance
Wise
Johnson
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Franklin
OU President to Address Cleveland Club Meeting
Ohio University president Dr. Baker will speak at Hotel Cleveland to a combined Cleveland Bobcat Club and Women’s Club gathering. He will review his tenure as the 14th president and outline expansion plans amid a record enrollment of 5,789 students. Accompanying him are B. T. Grover and Dean A. H. Armbruster.
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John C. Baker
Ohio University
Cleveland Bobcat Club
Women's Club
Cleveland
Rites for Mrs. Galbreath Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Mauck Galbreath will be held Thursday at 3 p m in First Community Church Columbus. Burial follows at Sunset Cemetery. She was wife of John W. Galbreath a trustee of Ohio University and a Ohio University graduate and Pi Beta Phi member. Friends may call at the residence this evening and until noon Thursday.
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Helen Mauck Galbreath
First Community Church
Columbus
Sunset Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Courthouse Records
The county clerk lists several marriage licenses issued. Names include Guy Oliver Dehmann aged 21 of Chauncey and Juanita Mae Kempton 19 of Jacksonville. Lloyd Franklin Washburn 19 of Coolville and Anna Mae Rise 16 of Coolville. Glinnie Tippie 38 of Chauncey and Geneva Mullins 34 of Athens Route 3. Wiley Colburn 32 of Pratts Fork and Opal Marie Thomas 24 of Athens. Wilbur Gilliand 27 of Coolville and Loretta Washburn 15 of Coolville. Richard Otis Heller 28 of Athens and Hazellene Pierre 16 of Athens.
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Guy Oliver Dehmann
Chauncey
Juanita Mae Kempton
Jacksonville
Lloyd Franklin Washburn
Coolville
Anna Mae Rise
Glinnie Tippie
Geneva Mullins
Athens
Wiley Colburn
Pratts Fork
Opal Marie Thomas
Wilbur Gilliand
Loretta Washburn
Richard Otis Heller
Hazellene Pierre
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jones of Athens welcome a son. Mrs Mary Toccik of Glouster admitted for medical care. Mr Stanley Sigismund of Athens admitted for medical and Carol McCarthy of Lorain admitted for observation. Mrs Walter Gold and daughter and Joan Spencer of Athens dismissed.
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Kenneth Jones
Athens
Mary Toccik
Glouster
Stanley Sigismund
Carol McCarthy
Lorain
Walter Gold
Joan Spencer
Forestry Division Praised by Visiting Expert in Athens
A. B. Hastings project leader for the Society of American Foresters and the Charles Lathrop Pack Foundation of Washington tours Ohio's forestry program in Athens. He cites protection from fires, state forest systems, and farmer land management assistance as key features.
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Ohio
Division of Forestry
A. B. Hastings
Athens
Dickman to Attend Forestry Meeting at Spring Mill Park
I I Dickman district forester will attend the annual meeting of the central states section of the Society of American Forestries at Spring Mill State Park near Bed Indiana. The meeting on Thursday and Friday features panel discussions on lumber industry relations and forest appraisal.
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I. I. Dickman
Central States
The
Society of American Forestries
Spring Mill State Park
Bed— Indiana
Friay
County IOOF Group To Meet at Nelsonville
Athens County IOOF Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 8 p m at the IOOF Hall Nelsonville. County president H M Bennett announced. Reverend William George of the Methodist Church will be the local speaker.
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Athens County
Ioof Association
IOOF
Nelsonville
H. M. Bennett
William George
Methodist Church
Wit Ke Lucal
Plains Navy Veteran Dies In Hawai
John Henry Lovsey 19 The Plains died Saturday in a Keneho Bay hospital Hawaii according to a Navy telegram to his wife Evelyn Nicholson Lovsey Athens Route 5. He enlisted Feb 14 1946 at Camp Perry Va and went overseas in June. Survived by wife parents and four sisters. Funeral in Athens to be announced.
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John Henry Lovsey
the Plains
Keneho Bay
Hawaiian Islands
Navy Department
Evelyn Nicholson Lovsey
Athens
Lovsey
Camp Perry
Navy
John Lovsey
Mary Bickley
Genevieve Hook
Wanda
Hazel
Order of Eagles
Nelsonville
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Siero
Athens Messenger
Rmicnarals. Wornam
W. Livallian
Lancaster St
E. L. Atkins
Preston
C. A. McLead
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Stewart, O
Joe Calendar
Helen W. Tatmann
Real Estate Home Loan Headquarters
the Security Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Court Street
Athens, Ohio
University Terrace
Memorial Auditorium
Jones
Cutler Hall
Northwest Territory
Union Street
E. State St
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Community Facilities Unit
Federal Works Agency
War Department
FWA
B. T. Grover
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ea A Th
Ohio U. Varsity Quartet
Philip L. Peterson
William G. Watson
Fraternal Order of Eagles
R. E. McCammon
Dickman
Joseph Aspirin
Plains
Hawai
Nature
Carter
Kerr's
S. Court
Keystone Custodian Funds
Roy E. Hawk & Co
Investment Securities
Cline
Theresa
Ieee Sia
Fred Beasley
E. Carpenter
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