Community Church Life Seen As Failure In Unity Efforts
Dr. J Quinter Miller of New York City argues that church life in American communities represents a failure of Protestant unity efforts. He notes ecumenical goals amid local parish realities and cites a Federal Council commission warning on obliteration bombing and use of mass destruction weapons. The commission, led by Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, presented the report to the council.
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Cleveland
J. Quinter Miller
New York City
Miller
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Us.a
Federal Council
Angus Dun
Washington
Ohio Woman Takes Honors In Chicago
Mrs. Margaret L. Pew of Coshocton Ohio won the reserve wheat championship at the International Livestock Exposition for her Thorne soft red winter wheat. Ohio also collected multiple class and breed honors including polled shorthorn and Berkshire awards and Duroc Jersey prizes.
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Chicago
Margaret L. Pew
Coshocton
Ohio
Oakland
C. B. Teegardin and Sons
Ashville
Berkshire Barrows
Ohio State University
Emerson Littlejohn
Christiansburg
Berkshire barrows—Littlejohn
Ohio Duroc Breeders Association
Jeffersonville
Barrows
Warner Grove Farms
Greenville
Farm policy should be led by farm groups says Varian
Ohio farm leader Ioh Varian of East Canton urged state and federal agencies to quit farm policy making and for farmers to craft programs through general farm organizations. He warned inflation as 1951's top problem and opposed universal controls. John W. Sims echoed that increasing production and wider land use are needed to reduce hunger and avert war.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ioh Varian
East Canton
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Varian
John W. Sims
Federation
Sims
Bankers Promote Public Education on Investments
The Investment Bankers Association brought two experts to its Hollywood Florida convention to launch an expanded public education program. Clifton W. Phalen of AT&T and Holgar J. Johnson of the Institute of Life Insurance spoke in a forum, stressing that 90 percent of good public relations relies on serving the public interest, with 10 percent in promotion.
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Hollywood
Fla
Investment Bankers Association
Clifton W. Phalen
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Holgar J. Johnson
Institute of Life Insurance
Mrs Stevens Dies at 75 in Columbus
Mrs Green Stevens aged 75 longtime Chauncey resident died in Columbus Monday after family moved there years ago. Tentative funeral arrangements are for Friday in Columbus with burial there. She is survived by her husband eight children Sarah Erma Marina Maurice Henry Elmer James and Harley. Several other relatives live in Chauncey area.
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Chauncey
Green Stevens
Columbus
Community Club Social and Local Notices
Mrs Edna Rollins hosted the Jolly 12 Club at her Ewing Street home with prizes for Myrtle Wallace and Myrtle Wallace high, Mary Morgan second, Ruth Bell consolation, and Helen Sayre flower prize. Christmas meeting drawings, lunch served. Basket Ball Mothers Club plans Nov 29 box social and bazaar at the high school auditorium with entertainment and a door prize. Aaron Lee born to Mr and Mrs Jack Ross of Columbus, grandparents Mr and Mrs Howard Angle and Booty Ross. Ruth Ann Neal and Danny Forrester wed, now in Columbus. Carnation Club hosted by Nelle Mitchell with a six o clock dinner planned at Blosser's Logan on Dec 7. Dick Mills of Akron guests of Margaret Edwards and Amy Lanning. Gertie Mills returns to Akron.
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New Straitsville
Edna Rollins
Jolly 12
Ewing St
Dora Webb
Helen Sayre
Ruth Bell
Mary Morgan
Anna Kemper
Myrna Angle
Myrtle Wallace
Wallace
Morgan
Bell
Jack Ross
Columbus
Aaron Lee
Howard Angle
Booty Ross
Ruth Ann Neal
Danny Forrester
New Straitsville High School
Nelle Mitchell
Carnation Club
Methodist Hill
Jose Stobbs
Sue McQuade
Hazel Heid
Florence Huston
Anna Frasure
Ethel Wade
Ivy Dishon
Jean Williams
Ohio Highways Get 15 Million Dollars
The federal government allotted 15,716,658 to Ohio for road building. Major highways receive 6,166,871. secondary roads 3,741,632. urban highways 5,808,155. Funds must be used by June 30, 1954.
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Washington
Ohio
Public Roads Bureau
Train Derailment Damages Cars East of Columbus
A Pennsylvania Railroad eastbound passenger train derailed about 30 miles east of Columbus between Granville and Newark. Twelve of thirteen cars derailed as five cars toppled onto their sides. No injuries were reported. The Pennsy train was bound from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, traveling about 50 mph on Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio Highway Patrol
Pennsy
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Granville
Newark
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Highway Patrol
Colleges Resume Or Postpone Start In Ohio
In Ohio most colleges resume classes today or tomorrow with several restarting on Wednesday December 4. Ohio University delays reopening to Monday. Institutions listing today include Ohio Wesleyan Baldwin Wallace Case Western Reserve Fenn Ashland Kent State Xavier Western College for Women. Others reopening Wednesday include Muskingum Ohio State Capital Mt. Union John Carroll Wittenberg Marietta Denison Wooster. Cincinnati Otterbein Bowling Green Heidelberg Oberlin resumed yesterday while Dayton remains closed today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Baldwin-Wallace
Case Institute Western Reserve
Fenn College
Ashland College
Kent State
Youngstown College
Xavier University of Cincinnati
Western College For Women
Oxford
Muskingum College
Ohio State University
Capital University
Mt. Union College
John Carroll University
Wittenberg College
Wed
Mays announce birth of son Kurtiss Edward in Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Mays of 21 Summit St announce the birth of a son named Kurtiss Edward. Grandparents are Worthy Roberts of Glouster RFD and James Mays of Taylor Ridge. The couple also has two daughters, Elizabeth Jean aged three and Karen Ann at 15 months.
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Glouster
Blaine Mays
Summit St
Kurtiss Edward
Worthy Roberts
RFD
James Mays
Taylor Ridge
Four Ohio agents win distinguished service certificates
Four Ohioans were among 113 National Association of County Agricultural Agents members awarded distinguished service certificates at the 35th annual convention banquet. Recipients included Paul E. Haag of West Union 27 years G A Dustman of Wooster 30 years Or mann R Keyser of Canton 28 years and William W Montgomery of Washington County 28 years.
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Chicago
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Paul E. Haag
West Union
Adams County
G. A. Dustman
Wooster
Wayne County
Ormann R. Keyser
Canton
Stark County
William W. Montgomery
Washington County
Association
William R. Rigney Visits His Family
Retired William R. Rigney stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky visited his mother Mrs Anna Rigney and sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Robert Stuckman and family for a weekend stay
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Glouster
William R. Rigney
Fort Knox
Anna Rigney
Robert Stuckman
County Agent Develops Notable Agricultural Program
A county agent organized and implemented an outstanding county agricultural program, coordinating resources, methods, and outreach to boost local farming efforts and productivity. The initiative showcased effective leadership and practical extension work.
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City of New York
Raritan Bay
Pennsylvania
Tirth
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Carlens
Athens Bottling Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
New York
Zemo
Mercury
SWAY
Athens, Ohio
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