Role Of Teacher Emphasized In SOEA Address
Robert R. Bangham urged teachers to uphold high American standards and collaborate to improve educational programs. As Ohio figure and former state official, he stressed teacher influence comparable to church and home, urged voter participation, and praised organizational work among educators. Over 200 attended as new officers were named.
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Robert R. Bangham
Bangham
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
First Methodist Church
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Ohio State University
General Assembly
Clinton County
House
Ohio
State of
Wilmington
Harry Lackey
Athens City
Loretta Jones
Hamden
Ellen Gibbs
Pomeroy
Francis N. Hamblin
Ohio University College of Education
Nigeria
M. Byron Norton
State Department of Education
Thomas G. O'Keefe
Smiling Teacher Affects Classroom Said By Dr. Byers
Dr. Carl C. Byers addressed 2000 Southeastern Ohio Education Association members at Memorial Auditorium on prescriptions for happy teaching. He urged humor and hope as core tools, likening teachers to human engineers guiding live wires of students. Superintendent D. M. Bryson received a $100 gift billfold from Vinton County teachers.
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Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Robert Bangham
Lloyd C. Gray
Nelsonville
Carl C. Byers
Southeastern Ohio
SOEA
Maude Stauffer
Athens City
Memorial Auditorium
Dr. Byers
Gallipolis
Parma
M. Bryan Morton
State Department of Education
Tom O'Keefe
Ohio Education Association
Panis Angelicus
Franck Johnson
Lillian Heitzman
Brass Ensemble
Ward-Disney
Stenson
Juan Burson
Esther M. Cassill
Bryson
Vinton County
Cincinnati Livestock Markets Report Prices and Trends
Cincinnati livestock sales show cattle mix with calves 700 to 750 pounds at 25.00 to 25.50, hogs 180 to 240 pounds mostly 19.10, sheep at 20.00 to 21.00 for lambs, eggs and poultry prices listed by grade, farm prices for Cincinnati area fryers 14 to 16. Potatoes 2.30 to 4.15.
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Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Safety Mark Is Achieved by Ohio Fuel Gas Co
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co won second place in the 27th National Fleet Safety Contest for outstanding driver safety. The award covers July 1957 to June 1958 with 18.0 million miles driven and 87 accidents per 100000 miles.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
H. B. Cornwell
Athens
Ohio Fuel
Cornwell
Trick or Treat Night Planned At Albany
Albany mayor Roy Walsh announced trick or treat night will be observed October 31 from 7 to 9 p m in the community. He urged Halloweeners to avoid homes with ill persons and said parents will be held responsible for any property destruction by their children.
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Albany
Roy Walsh
Walsh
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
Admission and discharge brief from Shelter Arms Hospital lists new mothers and patients. Admitted: John Bentz Chester Mary Matson Athens Robert Burson Athens Mrs Francis Gabriel New Marshfield Route 1 Doloris Weiss Athens Route 1. Discharged: Clyde Rollins Athens Route 5 Mrs David Stephenson Mineral Mrs Herbert Hartley New.
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Bob Russ
Athens
John Bentz
Chester
Mary Matson
Robert Burson
Francis Gabriel
New Marshfield
Doloris Weiss
Clyde Rollins
David Stephenson, Jr
Mineral
Herbert Hartley
Rescue Visit After Sidewalk Fall on Court Street
Louis Abraham of W Union Street was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad at 9 53 a m Friday after a sidewalk fall on North Court Street near State. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said he was taken for medical examination.
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Louis Abraham
W. Union St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Charles Dalton
N. Court St
State
Two Held In Destruction Of Property
Two men were in custody Friday morning on charges of malicious destruction of property as about 20 tubes owned by The Messenger were damaged in Sugar Creek. Lis ter Eugene Pierce, 21, of Athens Route 3, waits in the county jail with a 16 year old youth in juvenile custody. The pair allegedly damaged tubes and broke supporting standards along the highway Wednesday evening. Sheriff Harold Shields labeled the act far beyond typical Halloween destruction.
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Lister Eugene Pierce
Athens
Sugar Creek
Harold Shields
New Train Schedules In Effect Sunday
Baltimore and Ohio changes affect Ath ens trains with Daylight Saving Time ending. Diplomat westbound No 3 leaves 6:19 am 10 minutes earlier. National Limited eastbound No 2 arrives 9:34 pm 15 minutes later. Other four trains remain unchanged: Metropolitan No 11 6:57 pm National Limited No 1 4:08 am Diplomat No 4 1:38 am Metropolitan No 12 12:46 pm.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Athens
Diplomat
National Limited
Metropolitan
Honor Roll at Shade High Recognizes 19 Students
Shade High School names 19 students on the first six weeks honor roll. Names include Virginia Dunfee Nancy Jordan Sallie Martin Nita Phillips Norma Thompson Phyllis Vore Donald Bennett Rachel Kinnen Peggy Robson Carol Seipel Beverly Byard Patty Clark James Evans Judy Gabri al Nola Love David Niggemeyer Judy Evans Bob Thompson Janet Howard. Also lists a marriage license for Donald S Duril and Doris Elliott.
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Shade High School
Virginia Dunfee
Nancy Jordan
Sallie Martin
Nita Phillips
Norma Thompson
Phyllis Vore
Donald Bennett
Rachel Kinnen
Peggy Robson
Carol Seipel
Beverly Byard
Patty Clark
James Evans
Judy Gabrial
Nola Love
David Niggemeyer
Judy Evans
Bob Thompson
Janet Howard
United Appeal Drive Sees Slow Returns in Ohio Towns
Reports show slow progress for the United Appeal drive Friday and Saturday at the Athena Varsity and Valley Drive-In theaters. Total contributions reach 16345 as house-to-house canvassing continues. One week remains before the October 31 cutoff with managers urging divisional chairmen to submit solicitations and payroll data from The Plains and other areas. A radio téléthon at WOUB and a midweek assembly at Athens High School are planned to boost donations.
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United Appeal
Athena
Varsity
Valley
United Appeals
Frank Nolan
Plains
Ohio University
WOUB
Athens High School
Bright Sun Clears Fog After Warm Friday Shift
A thick fog cleared as a light sun returned Friday. The area dipped near freezing Thursday, then rose to 48 at 9 am. Yesterday’s extremes were 48 and 71 with 0.03 inches of rain.
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Hamley Run
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Glouster High School
Ment
James Wisvari
BARDI
Lincoln
Y Bros
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Vinton County Brass Ensemble
Girls’ Chorus
J. B. Maffett
Athens First Christian Church
John C. Baker
Cincinnate Livestock
Sands Hotel
Wellston, Ohio
New York
Italy
China
Wellston
Trick
Porter-Cable
Orbital Sander
Donald S. Duril
Cleveland
Doris Elliott
ED van Dyke
Court St
Unitarian Fellowship
Emerson, Jefferson, Thoreau
Horace Mann
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William Cullen Bryant
Unitarian Fellowship of Athens
University Terrace
Carpenter
Fair Groun Ids
United Organized Labor
Hocking Valley
Kasler's Dairy
Pol. Adv
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