Southeastern Ohio Teachers Begin 51st Annual Session in Athens
The Southeastern Ohio Education Association opens its 51st annual meeting in Athens with the theme Education and Peace. About 2,600 teachers are expected to attend events Thursday and Friday including dinners, assemblies, and lectures by notable speakers from Ohio University and beyond.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
T. C. McCracken
The
Christian Church
Evan R. Collins
Mr. MacDonald
Merle Miller
Hamilton Long
America
Elemen
Athens County to Be Featured on Broadcast on WHKC
Athens County will be featured in a 2 to 2 30 p m radio program on WHKC Columbus as part of the Know Your County series. The Athens program from Music Hall on the Ohio University campus includes chorus music, county business notes, agriculture and culture talks, a county history quiz, and rehearsals an hour earlier. Speakers Roger Connor and Ross Wright will participate. the quiz pits Athens and Nelsonville high school students. Professor C C Robinson directs the University chorus. Carnival slated at Stewart Rome Canaan High School will be Friday Nov 1 with public access announced by D C McInturf.
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Methodist Church
Helen K. Mackintosh
Office of Education
Washington, D. C
W. A Yauch
Ohio University
Ellis Hall
Representative Assembly
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Mallett
State Executive Committee
Daniel L. Martino
Music Hall
John Reod
Athens High School
Chubb
Evan
Col Vins
Athens County
WHKC
Columbus
Ohio
Roger Connor
The
McBee Co
Ross Wright
Athens
Nelsonville
C. C. Robinson
Stewart
Rome-Canaan High School
D. C. Bmcinturf
Vo Rational
Afternoon meetings outline diverse sections and speakers
Industrial arts, home economics, physical education, business, modern language, speech and English, vocational agriculture, geography, natural science and mathematics groups convene at various campus venues at 2 p.m. Speakers include Waldeck on Ohio industrial arts, Kinison on future plans, Dyer on building a better world, Roberson on health education, Muse on basic business education, Myers on Mexico, Mac Donald on the age of lost values, Dow on geography, and Gail on atomic energy implications.
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Super Hall
Waldeck
Ohio
Charles R. Kinison
Ohio University
Berry
Elizabeth Dyer
College of Home Economics
University of Cincinnati
Beryl Cone
The
Plains High School
Litta K. Roberson
Geauga County
Ewing Hall
Paul F. Muse
Bowling Green
Alice Myers
Chillicothe High School
Ellis Hall
Mexice
MacDonald
Cottage Tea Room
Carnegie Hall
Clarence L. Dow
James C. Thomas
Memorial Auditorium
Harry C. Gail
Westinghouse Electric Company
Man Finds Pain Relief After Muscle-Rub Trial
Robert Jordan of Colon Michigan suffered hip knee and calf pains from neuritis and arthritis. After trying many remedies he bought Muscle-Rub on a doctor’s prescription and felt relief in three days. He urges others with rheumatic pain to try it with a money back guarantee at Quick's Cut Rate and nearby drug stores.
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Robert Jordan
Colon
Mich
Jordan
Auroras
Columbus Man to Address Vets Here
Ned Crockett from Republican state headquarters in Columbus will address a meeting of veterans at the Court House Thursday at 8 p.m. Secretary David Nichols of the Collegiate Republican Club sponsors the event.
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Ned Crockett
Columbus
Court House
David Nichols
Republican Club
Three State Road Bids Awarded
Perry T. Ford announced three state highway improvement contracts in Gallia Meigs and Booth counties worth 660 278 01 dollars at the Athens office of Harry Dust division engineer. W N Holdersman of Columbus won the largest 575 217 41 dollar project on the Ohio River Road near Bladen Swan Creek. Hune and Calvin of Marietta won 55 496 88 to replace a weak bridge on Route 338 near Racine and raise grade to avoid flood pocket. W J Elliott of McConnelsville earned 29 563 72 for a Route 374 bridge in Hocking Park.
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Gallia
Meigs
Boees
Perry T. Ford
Athens
Harry Dust
Bladen
Swan Creek
Gallipolis
W. N. Holdersman
Columbus
Racine
Hune and Calvin
Marietta
Tupper Run
W. J. Elliott
McConnelsville
Hocking Park
Mrs Hawk Dies Tuesday
Mrs Elizabeth Hawk 86 of Lower Plains died Tuesday evening at Sheltering Arms Hospital after six weeks illness. Lifelong Athens County resident wife of William J Hawk she left three sons eight grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p m at The Plains Methodist Church with Rev Ward Radford and Rev Cafrey officiating. Burial in W Union St Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Wednesday at home.
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Elizabeth Hawk
Lower Plains
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens County
Charles Caffrey
Plains Methodist Church
W. Union St
Sidley Sibert Dies Aiding Fire Fight
Sidley Sibert 66 died at his Reedsville home after a heart attack believed caused by excitement while helping to extinguish a fire in Coolville. Survived by brothers Wayne of Toledo and Charles of Ridgewood. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Reedsville Church.
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Coolville
Sidley Sibert
Abraham
Almira Sibert
Reedsville
Sibert
Wayne
Toledo
Charles
Ridgewood
Coolville Rally Hears Jenkins and Mechem
More than 350 people attended the Republican rally at Troy Township School in Coolville. Congressman T. A. Jenkins and State Senator Stanley Mechem spoke, with Athens County GOP officials introduced, followed by a six o clock bean dinner.
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Coolville
Troy Township
T. A. Jenkins
Stanley Mechem
Athens County
Ray Bobo
Walter King
Lillian Henderson
John Aiken
Clyde Parrish
Hall Chapman
CPA Approves New OU Building
The Civilian Production Administration announced approval of 15 nonhousing projects valued at 468 683 and denial of 15 projects valued at 113 150 last week. Approved included Athens Ohio University Engineering Science Building for veterans education facilities and Athens Automotive Service installing two new furnaces.
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Columbus
Civilerian Production Administration
Athens—Ohio University
Athens Automotive Service
Navy Day Proclamation Sets Observance in Athens
Mayor Franz Woodworth proclaims Sunday October 27 Navy Day in Athens and urges citizen participation. The Navy League backs the slogan Your Navy Victory in War Guardian in Peace and will sponsor memorial flower services for WWII seafarers. Flowers for transport to sea must be received by October 26 and addressed to Senior Naval Chaplain at the Navy Recruiting Station in Chicago.
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Franz Woodworth
Athens
Navy
Navy League of the United States
Secretary of the Navy
League
United States
Navy Recruiting Station
Plymouth Court
Chicago
Illinois
Grange 798 Inspection Set for Amesville High School
Amesville Grange 798 announces annual inspection at Ames Bern High School Auditorium on Thursday at 3 pm. Juvenile Grange inspection also planned.
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Amesville
Amesville Grange 798
Ames-Bern High School
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Parkersburg
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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Pi Ordee
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Toucet
Kerr's
Court St. Athens
St. Joseph Aspirin
Keystone Custodian Funds
Truat
Stoces
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Wrecker Service
North Court Street
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