Thousands of Homecomers To Join Teachers Friday
Athens with SOEA sessions set to draw large crowds as Ohio University Homecoming weekend begins. The OU Miami football game looms as a key event with 4,000 expected. university officials urge motorists to leave cars at home. Notables include Wilson MacDonald and Maj. Hamilton Long among speakers. Merle Miller also to present.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
Ohio University
Ang S Samng Aetpeen
SOEA
Memorial Auditorium
Wilson MacDonald
Canada
T. C. McCracken
Canadian Poetry Society
Mac
J. B. Grogan
SOEA Schedule Teardown Event Dinner and Meetings
The schedule lists a series of dinners and meetings across churches and schools starting with a Schoolmen's Dinner at the Christian Church and a Schoolwomen's Dinner at the Methodist Church. It includes multiple General Assemblies, luncheons, and department meetings at Memorial Auditorium Berry Hotel Cottage Tea Room and various school locations with rooms and halls specified. Balloting for officers is set for 3:00 p.m. at Memorial Auditorium.
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Christian Church
Methodist Church
Memorial Auditorium
Representative Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Berry Hotel
Cottage Tea Room
Athens High School
Ellis Hall
Ewing Hall
Carnegie Hall
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Critic Prefers Paintings That Deliver Emotion
Charles Allen Smart assesses Edna M Way’s exhibition at the Chubb Library. He contrasts representational and abstract works, praising technical skill and urging emotion as the main measure. He highlights Driftwood Campfire Atomic Age and Neverending among favored pieces.
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Charles Allen Smart
Edna M. Way
Chubb
Miss Way
Past Glouster Man Is Dead
Emanuel Hodgson a 79 year old former Glouster resident died this morning at his daughter Mrs John Mitchells Vermillion home after a weeklong illness He was born in England and moved to Vermillion this past year He was a coal miner Survived by three other daughters Mrs Kay and Mrs Wood of Detroit Mich Mrs Otto Kuhne Jacksonville a brother William of Glouster three half brothers Enoch and Samuel Bickley Glouster Charles of The Plains three half sisters Mrs Sacra Mitchell Lorain Mrs Erma Hards Glouster Mrs Anna Kinser Columbus four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Friends may call at Wallace funeral home Friday afternoon Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at the funeral home with Rev Mr Green Hollister officiating Burial in Hollister Cemetery
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Jacksonville
William
Glouster
Enoch
Samuel Bickley
Charles
the Plains
Sacra Mitchell
Lorain
Erma Hards
Anna Kinser
Columbus
Wallace Funeral Home
Green
Hollister
Hollister Cemetery
Storage Garage Burglary Near Athens Police Station
The Pat Burns Storage Garage at 21 25 E Washington St was entered last night. Cars were ransacked after a side window was forced open. none of the front office was disturbed. Owner and Police Chief Joseph Grogan are investigating. losses not yet estimated.
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Athens
Pat Burns
Washington St
Burns
Joseph B. Groganj l
Hockingport Woman Plessie Ice Dies After Illness
Mrs. Plessie Jane Ice, 44, of Hockingport, died at home Wednesday after a brief illness. She was born in Valley Head West Virginia and lived in Hockingport for 20 years, working as a light tender on the Ohio River. She is survived by her husband Logan J. Ice, three sons Arthur of Little Hocking, Harry and Charles at home, six daughters Shirley McIntire Norma Jean Betty Bonnie and Jo Ann at home, two step sons Gardland and Harley, her father Allen Simmons, sisters Elva Swecker Mamie Stalnaker Leta Hogan and brother Parker Simmons and half brother Floyd Simmons. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m at Hockingport Methodist Church with burial at Newberry Cemetery. Friends may call at the family home.
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Shirley McIntire
Porterfield
Maxine
Norma Jean
Betty
Bonnie
Jo Ann
Allen Simmons
Valley Head
Garland Ice
Middle Creek
W. Va
Harley Ice
Australia
Elva Swecker
Mamie Stalnaker
Monerville
Leta
Taxi Burns On Route 33 Towed to City
A local taxicab owned by Charles White of Athens caught fire on Route 33 at noon Wednesday and was badly damaged before city firemen subdued the blaze. Damages were put at $1000 due to a short circuit in the wiring. Assistant Fire Chief Charles Dalton said chemicals on the fire truck were used and that the firemen towed the car into the city limits to obtain a water supply for full extinguishment.
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Charles White
Athens
Charles Dalton
Ateone Republican Club Plans Two Meetings
The Ateone Republican Club will meet at Nelsonville Baptist Church on Nov. 2 and at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Athens for a buffet supper at 6 p.m. Earl C. Cooper announces Preston Dexter will preside at Nelsonville. Lt. Arthur P. Stokes and Mrs. Ida Beck will be guest speakers. Stokes served in Europe and Africa under General Patton.
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Nelsonville Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Athens
Earl C. Cooper
Preston Dexter
Nelsonville
Arcone and Women's Club
Arthur P. Stokes
Ida Beck
Stokes
Europe
Africa
General Patton
Ohio University schedules shortened Homecoming day classes
Ten o'clock Saturday morning marks the end of classes on Homecoming Day at Ohio University. Classes held before 10 a.m. will be cut to 30 minutes to allow students to view the Homecoming float parade scheduled for 10 a.m. President John C. Baker announced the curtailment on the Executive Committee's recommendation.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Oliver Riley of Athens a daughter and twin daughters to Mr and Mrs George Johnson of Glouster. A son to Mr and Mrs Leroy Tucker of Athens. Admissions list Clarice Weekley Athens major surgery Clara Morris Glouster Jane Sikora Athens medical. Dismissals note Harold Reeves and daughter Albany Alfred CashdoHar and son Athens Mrs Herman Niemeyer Porm 'erou s Amanda Meighen Shade. Three out of town drivers fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Franz Woodworth for unsafe operation speeding and license violations. Shrine Club meets at Masonic Temple Athens. DAV meeting postponed to November. Camel fact ends.
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Oliver Riley
Athens
George Johnson
Glouster
Leroy Tucker
Clarice Weekley
Clara Morris
Jane Sikora
Harold Reeves
Albany
Alfred CashdoHar
Herman Niemeyer
Porm
Amanda Meighen
Shade
Learm
Franz Woodworth
Kenneth Landenberger
South Euclid
Forrest T. Williams
Columbus
Katherine I. Blanchard
New Orleans
E. State St
Professors Debate OPA Price Controls At Ohio University
A round table discussion at Ohio University sponsored by the Men’s Independent Association examined price controls under OPA. Dr. E T Hellebrandt criticized partial controls as like adjusting a carburetor without other fixes. Others argued for and against controls with views from Miss Gerard Mr Picard and Dr Yauch. The session lasted over two hours and highlighted diverse opinions on effectiveness and policy design. Albany man Ralph H Ginther fined $5 and costs for driving without a license after a patrol observation led to Mayor Woodworth's court.
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E.T. Hellebrandt
Men’s Independent Association of Ohio University
OPA
Fred Ficard
Wilbur Yauch
Hellebrandt
Miss Gerard
Albany
Franz Woodworth
Ralph H. Ginther
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