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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1946

Page

5

Ohio University Homecoming Draws Historic Crowd Forecast

Athens braces for one of the largest weekend crowds as 4000 expected visitors join nearly 5000 students for the Homecoming weekend. A 12 500 turnout is predicted for the 2 p m kickoff with Miami University and weeks of events including a parade, dance, queen crowning, and various campus festivities. Authorities urged ride sharing and hotel availability to handle overflow while a Legion post and university groups plan activities. An aviation team will photo the game from a Cub plane.

Ohio University Athens SOEA Privead Tes Bobcats Harold E. Wise Miami iVarsity Charles Chuck) Burdette Bonnie McCartney Cambridge Chi Omega Sorority Margaret Sinclair Cleveland Pi Beta Phi Anna Meyn Cincinnati Alpha Gamma Delta Marjorie Walsh Pontiac Mich Alpha Delta Pi Pat Kehoe Long Island

Third Man Charged in Hope Pig Loss

Sheriff George Bateman reports a third arrest in the loss of 37 pigs from J. G. Hope. Art Hines of Athens Route 3 is charged on affidavit and arraigned with a $2,000 bond. Gaul and Koehler, previously held on grand larceny, remain tied to the case.

J. G. Hope George Bateman Art Hines Athens Mr. Hope George G. Gaul Nial Koehler Hines Franz Woodworth Bateman McKeesport Gaul Koehler

Honor Roll Noted at The Plains High School

The Plains High School announced honor roll for six weeks with seven students named across grades seven to twelve. Ohio University launches a new quarterly newspaper Green and White edited by Harold Wise with 10 528 copies mailed. publication planned for October January April and July.

Plains the Plains High School Allen Snyder Jon’ Paul Tipton Jack McDonald Robert McGee Patricia Hanning Richard McCallister Donna Jean Thompson Mary Lee Hardy Betty Lou Bryan Mary Mason David Miller Barbara Humphrey Wade Howard Mary Brammer Dale Wharton Silver Savings Bank Gwendolyn Allen Caryol Ann Bean Jack Leake Margaret Sharpe Shirley Slater Ohio University Ohio U Harold E. Wise Ohio University Fund, Inc Athens Messenger Ohio Priso Sity Post Wise U. S

Albany Schools Plan Musical Program for All Grades

Albany Consol idated School will present a free musical program in the high school auditorium on Oct 28 at 7 30 p m Principal D F Stone says Mrs Myrtle Kasler directs the program with Ray D Wood a Albany High School graduate and State Department of Education staff member as guest speaker Scouts in Albany urged to report in uniform Saturday at 12 15 p m at the Ohio University stadium to learn ushering duties for the Homecoming game Probate Court of Athens County Ohio suspends hearings on estate accounts until Nov 22 1946 with listed administrators guardians and trustees warned to file exceptions by then Francis D White Probate Judge

Albany Consolidated School D. F. Stone Myrtle Kasler Ray D. Wood Albany High School State Department of Education Boy Scouts of Aliens Ohio University A. H. Rhoads Athens County Ohio Kenneth D Frazer Etta Frazier R. W. Finsterwald Joan O'Neal R W. Finsterwald Mary Love Oral Canter Olhe Eva Canter Cora P. Frame Jane Lou Frame Wm. D. Hines Lena W. Harris May Wilson Max Wilson Dorothy E Wilson Saran Tinkham Charles Betty Funk Charles Funk Bertha Lucas Irene Lucas Frank E. Cone Ruth Eleajane Cone Don McVay J. L. Beckley Lora A. Hawk Levann Rie Moller Nelle Lesner Jennie Smith Francis D. White

Money Cited as Cure for Ohio's Schools

Walton B. Bliss of the Ohio Education Association told SOBA teachers that money can fix Ohio schools. He cited 55,000 teachers working on certificates due to low salaries, with average pay in 11 Southeastern Ohio counties about 1300 a year for grade teachers and 1770 for high school teachers. He predicted higher salaries by next September as many cities vote on levies. The event included remarks by Dr Clyde Hissong, Thomas C. McCracken, and others, with discussions on poetry, education progress, and teacher leadership.

Ohio SOBA Walton B. Bliss Ohio Education Association Memorial Auditorium Clyde Hissong Thomas C. McCracken Athens Maj Hamilton Long America Merle Miller Son McDonald Canada Association McDonald Canadian Poetry Society United States The Christian Church Howard Kirk Logan High School Evan R. Collins Ohio University Mr. Bliss Etba Wahlstrom the Plains Marta Ashworth Anna Rose

Student Pilot Returns After Being Lost in Flight

Stanley Vrabec of Ohio University disappeared during a solo flight from the university airport and prompted an area search. He called in from near New Lexington and landed safely with the aircraft nearly out of fuel. Walter Gall recovered him and the plane.

Stanley Vrabec Ohio University Vrabec New Lexington Walter Gall

Births and admissions at Shelterings Arms Hospital

Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harry Russell of Glouster and a son to Mr and Mrs Earl Bilcher of Athens. Admissions list Patrick Barrett of Jacksonville for major surgery and W H Jewett of Athens for medical care. Dismissals include Mrs Kenneth Begg and daughter of Athens and two other women with daughters from Athens and Jacksonville.

Harry Russell Glouster Earl Bilcher Athens Patrick Barrett Jacksonville W. H. Jewett Kenneth Begg Delbert Lemoine Robert Mitchell Clara Morris

Traffic Regulator Lights Installed at Ohio University Airport

An air traffic regulator light with a three color flash system has begun operation at the Ohio University airport. Ralph N. Smeck, the director, says the device aids safety amid more student flights by easing congestion during landings and takeoffs. The hand operated light, near the landing strip, shows green for go, white for caution, and red for stop or go.

Ohio

Rain disrupts Southeastern Ohio teachers Homecoming visit

After a week of sun, rain dampened the arrival of thousands of Southeastern Ohio teachers and Ohio University alumni for Homecoming weekend. The record shows high 78, fell to 66, and about 62 at 7:30 a.m. as weather observers note the seasonally unsettled skies. In China, the chrysanthemum is used in food.

Southeastern Ohio Ohio University C. N. France

Athens Woman Honored Ohio Garden Club President

Mrs. Thomas Wolfe of Utah Place Athens was elected president of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs at the conclusion of the organization’s 16th annual convention.

Athens Cincinnati Thomas Wolfe Utah Place Ohio Association of Garden Clubs

First OU Professor of Chemistry Dies

Walker Bowman aged 82, the first professor of chemistry at Ohio University, died in a Quebec hospital from injuries suffered in a fall last summer. A pioneer in chemical engineering, Bowman taught at OU from 1892 to 1894 after completing studies at the University of Virginia and German universities. He was active in several chemical societies and helped found the American Association of Chemical Engineers. Funeral services were held in Lynchburg, Virginia.

Walker Bowman Ohio University Quebec Canada Bowman University of Virginia Goettingen Heidelberg Berlin Virginia American Chemimal Society The Society of Chemical Industry New York Chemists’ Club American Association of Chemical Engineers Lynchburg

Torch Dam by Orchardman in 40 acre watershed

Ralph Ladd announces a dirt dam in the Torch orchards to impound water from a 40 acre watershed. The structure is 9 feet thick at the base, 175 feet long and about 20 feet high, built in 48 hours with a 20 ton bulldozer. Water will be 16 feet deep and the area will be posted for trespassing. A 30 foot spillway handles surplus water. The body of water is named Lake Cashin by Everett White, Albany, and compared to Moneysunk Lake.

Ralph Ladd Athens County Everett White Albany Lake Cashin

Stolen Car Recovered Undamaged Near Coolville

A new automobile taken from in front of 113 N Congress St Tuesday was recovered abandoned on Vanderhoof Road near Coolville. The State Highway Patrol said the car was undamaged and running with gas in the tank and returned to owner Joe King a Cleveland OH University student. Two vehicles driven by Charles Lillie Athene and Leon J Malcolm Guysville Route 2 sideswiped yesterday with no injuries but considerable damage.

N. Congress St Vanderhoof Road Coolville State Highway Patrol Joe King Ohio University Cleveland Charles Lillie Athens Leon J. Malcolm Guysville

Local Contributors Named For AHS Band Uniform Plaque

Athens High School will honor contributors to the band uniforms with a plaque in the music studio. Donors include Athens Athletic Association local lodges Kiwanis Rotary American Legion Auxiliary and several local businesses. The Atkins Sign Co. will manufacture the plaque and Lamborn Studio will frame it as gifts.

Athens Harper C. Pendry Tthe Athens High School Athletic Association Elks and Eagles Lodges Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs American Legion Auxiliary Athens Buick Co Athens Ice and Storage Co Athens National Bank Bank of Athens Fred R. Beasley Grace P. Biddle T. R. Biddle Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co Eagles' Ladies Auxiliary Hotel Berry C. L. Jones Dewey iLaughlin Seth Lewis A. W. Matters the McBee Co Rose ‘Rosenberg A.D. Townsend Redmen's Auxiliary Wesley Lawrence The Security Savings Bank Atkins Sign Co Lamborn Studio

Rome Canaan Junior Attends National FFA Convention

Stewart Dick Rose, a Rome Canaan High School junior, participates as a representative of the local chapter at the National FFA Convention in Kansas City this week.

Stewart Dick Rose Rome Canaan FFA Kansas City

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John C. Baker Miami U Clark E. Williams Ben C. Peden HK. T. Crossen Post 21 American Legion Washington Conxrexa Ralph Shafer St. Joseph St.Joseph Ntacioh AKDT Monogard Athens Pharmacy Court St the Mutual Home & Savings Assn Washington St Athens, Ohio Yeseree Athens County Agents Association Donald Barsto Cameron and van Dyke C. B. Dillon G. Houck Seiple & Kempton BR. Murphey and Sox Oscar Fulton Co. M. Gilt D. M. Goddard Oxley and Oakley Nelsonville, D. Dwight Albany Schools Plan Sheltering Arms Hospital Mars China Church of Christ Jno Stimson Ave Edward White Maplewood Dr Orchardman McKee Drug Company Wells Ross Orchestra AHS Norma Jean Dry Pat Gilbert Bill Frey Gary Ribley Dewey Laughlin Henry Brown Bill Furst Red David Evans Sons of the Black and Red Jackson Christian’ S Church Charles Krauskopf Charles Frank Gary Ripley Cross Bros Frank H. Cross W. Union St Ford Fred Beasley E. Carpenter Gulf Fred E. Landis Athens Home Telephone CO
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