Two Area Polio Cases Reported
Two polio cases were confirmed in the Albany area with 14 year old Loretta Castle of Athens Route 1 and 14 year old Marion Dearth of Albany being treated at Children's Hospital Columbus. Health officials say no epidemic, but precautions include neighborhood observation, water and milk checks, and limiting activities through Oct 30.
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Albany
H. G Southard
Loretta Jean Castle
Athens
Columbus Hospital
Marion Dearth
Evelyn Dearth
Children’s Hospital
Albany High School
Southard
Old Paper Collection Aids Fire Prevention Effort
Athens Junior Hi Y Club schedules an old paper collection Saturday morning. Residents should place bundled newspapers at curbs by 8 a.m. pickup trucks from Safety Service Director Daniel A. Pierce will collect them. Fire Chief Clarence A. Parker urges participation to reduce fire risk. The drive involves numerous club members under Richard Wilson with Helen Dinsmore directing at the junior high. An afternoon pickup is offered via YMCA at 27684 between noon and 1 p.m. for missed papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Junior Hi- Y Club
Safety Service
Daniel A. Pierce
Clarence A. Parker
Helen Dinsmore
Richard Wilson
Ohio University
Jerry Rexmoad
Larry Hughes
David Gilkey
Jerry Johnson
Gene Munn
Jimmy Hanson
Larry Snyder
Bill Hamer
Robert Glover
Larry Russell
Billy McCoy
George Schall
Virgel Williams
Dallas Smith
Sam Workman
YMCA
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births reported for Mr and Mrs Andy Kollar Millfield a daughter Mr and Mrs Roy B Langel The Plains a son Mr and Mrs Miles Shilling Rutland a daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Morrison Trimble a daughter Admitted Ruth Hartley Chauncey Mrs Blanch Sherwood Athens Route 1 Charles Brienig Athens Pattie Harding Glouster Dismissed Merritt Herron and son Athens Route 2 Louis Ann Swartz Shade
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kollar
Millfield
Roy B. Langel
the Plains
Miles Shilling
Rutland
Robert Morrison
Trimble
Ruth Hartley
Chauncey
Blanch Sherwood
Athens
Charles Brienig
Pattie Harding
Glouster
Merritt Herron and_ son
Louis Ann Swartz
Shade
Athens High School Band Tag Day Nets 650 Dollars
Approximately 650 dollars was netted by the Athens High School band during its fund drive last Friday and Saturday. Band director W. C. Fingerhut said members sold tags to raise money for needed instruments. Proceeds were slightly lower than last year due to lower attendance at the Athens Nelsonville game and mothers of the bandsmen solicited at the grid contest.
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Athens
W. C. Fingerhut
Fingerhut
U S Prestige Enhanced By UNICEF Aid Rotary Told
Mrs. Betty Jacob of UNICEF told Athens Rotarians that U S prestige rose through postwar child feeding programs. She cited Taft backed funding, World Health goals, and aid from the Vatican amid global support for UNICEF efforts.
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U.S
Unicef
Rotary
United States
Athens
Betty Jacob
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Herbert Hoover
Jacob
Robert Taft
Congress
State Department
Mm Hoover
America
United Nations
Europe
Taft
Three Speakers Address Kiwanis Club on Ballots UNICEF and Disabled Veterans
At the Berry Hotel Kiwanis meeting three speakers reviewed advantages of the office type ballot and discussed UNICEF training for needy children. Betty Jacob illustrated UNICEF work with a showing of For All the World’s Children and noted aid across the Iron Curtain. Wesley Miller and guests spoke on employment of physically handicapped veterans and the related training and hospital care.
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United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
Kiwanis Club
Berry Hotel
Ralph Albaugh
League of Women Voters
Betty Jacob
Unicef
United Nations
Jacob
Wesley Miller
Athens Lions Club
Veterans Administration
Wesley Hollister
Athens County
VFW Meeting Set for Floyd Bolin Post 3477
Floyd Bolin Post 3477 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Armory Commander Lloyd H Copeland says refreshments will follow the meeting
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VEW
Floyd Bolin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armory
Lloyd H. Copeland
Extreme temperatures Monday reported 78 and 37 degrees
The report lists extreme highs and lows for Monday as 78 degrees and 37 degrees respectively. The readings indicate a wide temperature swing within the day.
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Zemo
Ros | Savings & Loan CO
R. E
Mac’ McCammon
Mgr
Nelsonville
W. Columbus St
George Appleman
Mar
Pomeroy Office
W. 2Nd St
H. E. Bickert
Bob Evans
Glenavon Poplin
Veromne
Denier Phoenix
Sheltering Arms Hospital
McMullen
Ohio
Dan
Meek
Coshocton
Ohio State Fox Hunters Association
Roger Stone
Lexington
Elmer Graver
Cincinnati
Hugh Hay
Messenger Newsphoto
Culligan
Service
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Porter
Piqua
Liniment
Hyves
Sykes
Sykes la m0
E. Jackson
Leta
Grandpa
Svice Avail
Trol
Chicago, IL
Phys
DODGE
Says Earl B
Mix
New Rochelle, New York
EorLe
C. A. Daugherty
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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