First Annual OU Alumni Conference Is Saturday
Ohio University alumni from across the region will gather Saturday for the first annual Alumni Conference in Athens. National alumni president Judge Lewis H. Miller will preside at the Health Center session with remarks from President John C. Baker and reports from C. N. Mackinnon and Clark E. Williams. About 70 attendees will join a noon luncheon and a football game with Western Reserve, with many chapter presidents and alumni leaders listed as expected attendees.
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Ohio University
Ohio
West Virginia
Health Center
Lewis H. Miller
Ripley
W. Va
John C. Baker
C. N. Mackinnon
Clark E. Williams
George Starcher
Martin L. Hecht Jr
Assisant
Reachers
Stadium
Western Reserve
Bobcat
Bruce R. Blake
David W. Hardman
Akron
Clifford L. Hughes
Cleveland
William R. Morris
Carlisle
Portsmouth
Sheldon Rowland
Sandusky
J. I. Merrill
William K. Lehmann
Springfield
Frank Cunningham
Steubenville
J. W. LaFrance
Robert Evans
Toledo
Edwin B. Evans
Wooster
C. A. Covington, Jr
Sue Molnar
Youngstown
Edward L. Merry
Zanesville
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth notices from Sheltering Arms Hospital list Mr and Mrs William Lievellen of Albany Route 1 with twin daughters. Mr and Mrs Olney Nevitt of Athens with a son. Barbara Blonnel of Athens. Frank C Betts of Athens. Mrs Ruth R White of Athens. Betty Gene Landis of Athens. Mrs Frances Baker of Athens Route 3. Mrs John Coen and son of New Marshfield Route 2. Mrs Harold Gillette and daughter Rebecca Ann Gambill of Albany. Mildred Grubb of Athens with James Mansfield. Mrs Betty Evans of Athens. Mrs Helen Conaway of Glouster Route 3 with Larry E Irwin. Russell Atkinson of Vienna, W.Va.. Mrs Mary Whited of Athens Route.
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William Lievellen
Albany
Olney Nevitt
Athens
Barbara Blonnel
Frank C. Betts
Ruth R. White
Betty Gene Landis
Frances Baker
John Coen
New Marshfield
Harold Gillette
Rebecca Ann Gambill
Mildred Grubb
James Mansfield
Betty Evans
Helen Conaway
Glouster
Larry E. Irwin
Russell Atkinson
Vienna
W.va
Mary Whited
Two Men Fined On Intoxication Counts In Mayor Court
In Mayor W. P. Mickle's court over two days Elmer Dewey 64 of 100 E Union was fined 10 dollars and costs and given a four day jail sentence for breaking a suspended intoxication sentence. Frank Howell 35 of Athens Route 3 was fined 15 dollars and costs on an intoxication charge.
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W. P. Mickle
Elmer Dewey
E. Union
Frank Howell
Athens
Oak Hill Woman Hurt in Crash
Lula Morgan of Oak Hill a passenger in her brother John R. Parry's car suffered a sprained hand and a cut nose from flying glass when two vehicles collided near Columbus Road and Second Street. Parry 66 and Robert L. Kerns 22, of 66 Central Ave., met head on just after Parry turned onto Second Street from Lancaster.
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Lula Morgan
Oak Hill
Columbus Road
Second St
John R. Parry
Robert L. Kerns
Central Ave
Parry
Lancaster
IOOF Event Planned at Grange Hall
NEW MARSHFIELD IOOF Lodge 910 will host Monday afternoon at the Grange Hall for members families and Rebekah Lodge members. A short program will be followed by pumpkin pie doughnuts and cider offered, said Noble Grand Dave Stephenson.
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IOOF
Grange Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Dave Stephenson
Taft Speech Parade Slated in Athens October 20
Sen. Robert A. Taft will visit Athens Friday October 20 for a Taft Day parade and two addresses. The event forms at the Armory at 10 a.m. with the Chauncey Dover High School band leading, followed by GOP candidates in cars. A 10:30 a.m. stop at the courthouse features Taft’s talk, then a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at the First Christian Church with central and executive committee members.
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Robert A. Taft
Athens
Ray Bobo
Athens County
Nouba P Cureranea Erteye
Yourt
Bobo
Chauncey-Dover High School
Taft
Court House
Don Ebright
U.S
John F. Lloyd
Cincinnati
Harold F. Schellinger
Columbus
Ohio Citizens’ Committee
W. H. Wakefield
Athena Area Farmer Dies
An Athens area farmer and World War II veteran died after more than two years in the South Pacific with Battery C of the 134th Field Artillery. He is survived by his parents, six brothers, two sisters, and grandparents. Services are Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Poston Community Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery near Logan. Friends may call after Saturday noon.
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South Pacific
134Th Field Artillery
Robert Mitchell
Athens
Genevieve Mitchell
Lancaster
Marie Smith
Richard
Charles
Navy
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Tunney
James
Rockbridge
Howard
Air Force
England
Robert
Edward Springer
D. H. Goff
Poston
Fairview Cemetery
Logan
Apple Surplus Says County Agent
Apples of all varieties are abundant, reports Ross Wright county extension agent. Warm weather slows sales of Golden Delicious Red Delicious Rome Beauties Stayman Winesap and Jonathans as harvest continues creating a surplus and prompting price reductions.
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Ross Wright
Rome
Temper flare ends in fine after Athens traffic bout
John E. Scott 27 of Fairground Apartments yelled at a stalled line on E Union St when another car did not move. Edgar Burt 15 McKinley Ave filed a profanity affidavit. Mayor W P Mickle fined Scott two dollars and costs after his guilty plea.
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Athens
John E. Scott
Fairground Apartments
Scott
E. Union St
Edgar Burt
McKinley Ave
W. P. Mickle
Temperatures Range From 65 to 39 Degrees
Temperatures Thursday ranged between 65 and 39 degrees, with the extremes noted in the report today.
Henry Sedwick Dies at 80 in Athens Family Farm to Coal Work Career
Henry R. Sedwick, 80, of 16 Morris Ave, died Thursday night after a short illness. Born in Bern Township, he farmed until 1917 then joined Jennings Coal Co as farm manager and stayed active. Surviving wife Alvira, son H O Sedwick, grandchildren Bob Sedwick and Mrs. Horace Rigel, and siblings. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at Sand Rock Church with burial in adjoining cemetery. calling hours Saturday after 2 p.m. at son’s home.
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Henry R. Sedwick
Morris Ave
Bern Township
Sand Rock
Jennings Coal Co
Alvira
Sedwick
Athens
H. O. Sedwick
Bob Sedwick
Columbus
Horace Rigel
Eva Morris
Fred Luchs
Reforestation Trees Available at Cost Through State Offices
Trees for reforestation purposes are available at cost through the Division of Forestry offices and the Produce and Marketing Administration. Interest persons may obtain request blanks from several county and local offices including Coolville Albany Stewart and Albany contact Dale Scott Clyde Stout D. C. McInturf. All tree types are available including pines and tulip trees popular in the area.
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Division of Forestry
Department of Natural Resources
Ross Wright
Produce and Marketing Administration
S. Court
Security Bank
Post Office
Albany
Dale Scott
Coolville
Clyde Stout
Stewart
D. C
Assembly Speaker Praises Adventure At Athens High
James Coletta of the Chicago School Assembly Service spoke at Athens High School Friday morning. He described Adventure as his password and drew on experiences with American British and French intelligence corps. Martina Josten presided and a pep rally for the Athens Bulldogs preceded tonight's game against Nelsonville.
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James Coletta
Chicago
Athens
Coletta
Martina Josten
Athens Bulldogs
Nelsonville
Korean student to speak on international problems tonight
Duk Hi Lee, a Korean exchange student, will address a forum on International Problems of Today at First Presbyterian Church tonight at 7 o clock. The Westminster Foundation sponsors the event.
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Duk Hi Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Foundation
Hardware Dealers Plan District Meet in Athens
The Ohio Hardware Association will hold a district meeting in Athens on Monday with about 50 dealers and their employees attending. An afternoon session for owners and managers features John W Mock of Chicago as speaker, with a panel including M Gregory Granville F H McMillen Hil llards and John B Conklin Columbus. Mack will deliver the main address at a 6 30 p m dinner open to employers, employees, and wives at Van Meter's Restaurant.
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Ohio Hardware Association
Athens
Byron A. Wolfe
John W
Mock
Chicago
M. O. Gregory
Granville
F. H. McMillen
Hilliards
John B. Conklin
Columbus
Mack
van Meter’s
Three Men Sent to Ohio Penitentiary in October Cases
Three men began terms at the Ohio Penitentiary after October grand jury action. Tom Joyce 47 of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. Stanley Nickoson 28 of Guysville and Elmer Kisor 30 of Carpenter Route 1 were sentenced on a joint indictment for a bad check charge. Sheriff George Bateman and Deputy Mame Pincelli also sent Russell Ball 21 and Alvin Collins 21 of Glouster and Delbert Karns 21 of Athens Route 3 to Mansfield Reformatory. Ball and Collins were indicted for grand larceny while Karns pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Collins was slated for a pre-induction physical in Columbus Thursday.
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Ohio
George Bateman
Mame Pincelli
Tom Joyce
Nelsonville
Stanley Nickoson
Guysville
Elmer Kisor
Carpenter
Joyce
Nickoson
Kisor
Bateman
Russell Ball
Alvin Collins
Glouster
Delbert Karns
Athens
Mansfield Reformatory
Ball
Collins
Karns
Columbus
Hadacol Restores Soldier Life of a Virginia Girl
Vivian Ann Smith of Peters burg Virginia recovered after two years of camp relocations suffered vitamin deficiencies. Her mother Myrtle Smith credits Hadacol with boosting her daughter’s weight by 12 pounds in seven weeks and restoring color appetite and sleep. The ad promotes Hadacol as a blood building tonic with a trial size priced at 1.25 and larger sizes at 3.50 with a money back guarantee.
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Vivian Ann Smith
Petersburg
Myrtle Smith
Vivian Ann
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Piketon Man Held in Theft and Arson
A Piketon resident Ralph Myers Peters 24 employed by a carnival was arrested in Chauncey after breaking into a trailer owned by Ray Howard carnival proprietor he stole 691 from a tin box and feather satchel and started a fire to hide evidence He pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and arson and was bound over to the grand jury on 5000 bond The trailer valued at 3500 sustained heavy damage and Peters was among suspects questioned by sheriff s deputies Chauncey officials and Athens police.
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Piketon
Chauncey
George Bateman
Ralph Myers Peters
W. P. Mickle
Peters
Ray Howard
Carnival
Miracle Iron Solu-Seals Vitamin Ad Headlines
Frayed nerves, stomach trouble, skin issues, and better blood are claimed remedies. The Solu-Seals supplement is sold with mail order and in-store options at Quick's Drug Store, 100 tablets for 2.50 dollars plus 0.25 extra for wrap and tax.
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Quick's
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