Norman Thomas to visit Ohio University campus on Oct 17
Norman Thomas will visit Ohio University on Tuesday October 17. He will speak informally at 4 p.m. in the Baker Center ballroom and officially at 7:30 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium. The event is sponsored by the OU department of government and convocations committee, with program board backing the coffee forum. Thomas, a six time Socialist presidential candidate and founder of World Tomorrow, is on a college tour after appearances at Miami University.
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Norman Thomas
Union For Democratic Socialism
United States
Ohio University
Thomas
Baker Uni
Ewing Auditorium
Ohio University Department of Government
University Convocations Committee
The
Baker
Miami University
Oxford
Marion, C
Determination Pays for Athens Boy at World Series
A 12-year-old Athens boy Murray Rose earned World Series tickets after writing to a Cincinnati newspaper. Despite Cincinnati losing 3 2 and Roger Maris homering, Murray and his father attended Saturday’s game in the Sun Deck, a rare father son moment that his father called a big thrill and heartwarming.
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Athens
Murray Rose
Marion Rose
Cincinnati
Murray
Sun
New York
Roger Maris
Redlegs
Sun Deck
Roses
Rose
Savannah Ladge No 466 to Meet Thursday Evening
Savannah Ladge No 466 of Guysville will hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. W C Stout, worshipful master, says work will be in the Fellow Craft Degree.
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Savannah Ladge
Guysville
W. C. Stout
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Glover announce the birth of a daughter in Athens. Admissions include Garnet Smith Harlan Clevenger Mrs Harry Davis Brent Cornwell John Bail in Athens and Albany. Dismissals list Ray Miller and Robert Frey in Athens and Mrs James Stedman New Marshfield.
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Charles Glover
Athens
Garnet Smith
Harlan Clevenger
McArthur
Harry Davis
Albany
Brent Cornwell
John Bail
Ray Miller
James Stedman
New Marshfield
Robert Frey
Deardorff Dies at 71 in Albany Area
Mrs Mabel Deardorff 71 died Tuesday at St Anthony's Hospital Columbus after a brief illness. She is survived by a son Frank Athens Route 1 a daughter Mrs George Strupp Columbus four grandchildren a brother Earl Hart Reynoldsburg and three sisters Mrs Lena Gorslin Akron Mrs Murl Wood Harrisonville and Mrs Melva Radcliffe Albany. Funeral services Thursday Grimes and Davidson funeral home 2741 Nev eland Ave burial Glen Rest Cemetery.
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Albany
Mabel Deardorff
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Deardorff
Frank
Athens
George Strupp
Earl Hart
Reynoldsburg
Lena Gorslin
Akron
Murl Wood
Harrisonville
Melva_ Radcliffe
Grimes
Brent Cornwell Hurt Playing Football
Brent Cornwell, 21, of 15 Park Place, was injured while playing touch football. The fire department emergency squad took him to Sheltering Arms Hospital at 3 34 pm Tuesday after first aid at a doctor’s office.
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Fire Department
Brent Cornwell
Park Place
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Cornwell
Twenty six Heart Tests Held At Athens Clinic
Twenty six patients were examined Monday at the Athens County Cardiac Clinic held at the Southeastern Ohio TB Hospital in Nelsonville. The clinic was sponsored by the Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Department of Welfare, Athens County Medical Society and Athens City County Health Department.
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Athens County
Southeastern Ohio TB Hospital
Nelsonville
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio Department of Welfare
Athens County Medical Society
Athens City-County Health Department
Health Department
Auto Drivers Plead Guilty to Traffic Violations
Three drivers cited by the State Highway Patrol pled guilty in Municipal Court on a Wednesday. Denver C. Stover, 37, 318 W Union St, fined 10 dollars plus costs for failing to display warning devices after his vehicle broke down on the highway. Thomas Edward Levits, 23, Athens Route 5, fined 15 dollars plus costs for speeding. Freddy L. Dailey, 22, The Plains, fined 5 dollars plus costs for driving without a license.
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State Highway Patrol
Denver C. Stover
W. Union St
Thomas Edward Levits
Athens
Freddy L. Dailey
the Plains
Ballot Requests Open for Absentee and Disabled Voters
The county election board is taking mail requests for absentee and disabled ballots with a deadline of Nov 4. Eligibility notes include voters living 10 miles or more from their home precinct on election day for absentee ballots and travel inability for disabled voters, with physician verification.
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County Election Board
Ray Bobo
Election Board
Bobo
Thompson and Walraven Marriage License Granted
Roger Joe Thompson aged 20 of Nelsonville a mechanic and Shirley Mae Walraven aged 16 of Stewart Route 1 a student obtained a marriage license.
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Roger Joe Thompson
Nelsonville
Shirley Mae Walraven
Stewart Route
County Judge George Schoonover Improves After Surgery
County Judge George Schoonover, who underwent emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix with peritonitis at Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville, was reported to be greatly improved. A long period of inactivity is expected and officials consider an interim replacement while Common Pleas Judge John Bolin seeks a state law interpretation from the attorney general on filling the vacancy.
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George Schoonover
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Schoonover
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Pranksters Repaint Bomb Shelter at Courthouse
A small section of a cement block bomb shelter in front of the courthouse was repainted white to cover black stencil art spelling the word men. Three local businesses helped build the model shelter last month.
Swastika Painted on Homecoming Candidate Photo at OU Sorority
A black swastika was painted on the picture of a Homecoming candidate from an Ohio University sorority. The large photograph was placed on the Alpha Epsilon Phi front lawn at 87 S Court St. University security director Robert Guinn said the incident is under investigation.
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Ohio University
Alpha Epsilon Phi
S. Court St
Robert Guinn
Ohio University Security
Indiana Resident Fined For Speeding
John W. Allen, 34, Deans, Ind. forfeited a $26 bond on a speeding citation in Municipal Court Tuesday. Cited by city police, Frank L. Visconti, 22, of 40 W. Union St., forfeited a $16 bond on an improper turn citation.
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John W. Allen
Deans
Ind
Frank L. Visconti
W. Union St
Waterloo High plans skating party at fairgrounds rink
The senior class of Waterloo High School sponsors a skating party at the roller rink inside Athens County Fairgrounds from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday. Tickets are sold by seniors or at the rink.
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Waterloo High School
Athens County Fairgrounds
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Union Theological Seminary
World Tomorrow
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Denver, Colo
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Kirby
Monument CO
Lodge
Ares You
Siegler
Carpenters
Athens, Ohio
Hocking Counties
Bicknell Foraker
Athens City-County
Eral
Bolin
Gospel Meeting
Church of Christ
Lancaster Street
Clifton Inman, Evangelist
Aza Onan
Springfield
Mars
Indiana
E. State & Carpenter
Whaleys
Firestone
West Bend
Timex
Rey
Sunbeam
Gilbert Shannon
West Union Street
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