Teachers Seek New World Through Brotherhood Concept
Dr. Harold Benjamin of the University of Maryland addressed the SORA meeting urging teachers to instill a new concept of brotherhood as a path to a golden age after World War II. He argued communication has made the world a single community and nationalism fading, calling for a burning spirit to shape a new world.
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Harold Benjamin
College of Education
University of Maryland
SORA
Benjamin
Ethel J. Alpenfels
New York University
Representative Assembly
John C. Baker
Ohio University
R. M. Eyman
State Department of Education
W. B. Bliss
Ohio Education Association
All- Southeast
Charles Gilbert
Howard Hall
Ampenfels
Break in fog expected at Ohio University Airport Athens
Air movement is forecast to break up the fog that settled on Athens for the third time in four days. Officials note the fog forms from temperature contrasts and report 6000 foot winds at two mph. Flights have been cancelled for several days due to low visibility. Thursday's high reached 67 and the low was 31.
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Ohio University
Athens
Henry Hatch Rites Slated For Saturday
Funeral services are set for Henry A. Hatch 75 former state legislator county recorder and schools official who died in Athens Wednesday night after a long illness. He was born in Rome Township taught in Athens County schools served as superintendent at Buchtel and served as county teacher examiner. He leaves a daughter Frances Hatch and a brother Clifton Hatch with other relatives. Services Saturday at 10 30 a m at Dowler and Ferguson funeral home with burial in W Union St Cemetery.
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Henry A. Hatch
Athens
Athens County
Hatch
Rome Township
Buchtel
Savannah Lodge
F & AM
Guysville
Methodist Church
Ohio
Frances Hatch
Sterling
Ill
Clifton Hatch
Frost
Merle Johnson
Paul Hatch
Mattie M. Hatch
Dowler and Feruguson
Youth Bound to Grand Jury on Larceny Charge
Acting on an affidavit by Ray Miller Athens Route 3, Mayor Mickle bound Robert Lucas 19 to the grand jury on grand larceny. Lucas pleaded guilty and bond was set at 1000 dollars. He is charged with stealing a bicycle valued at 50 dollars from Miller’s son on Oct. 24 and remains jailed for failure to post bond.
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Ray Miller
Athens
W. P. Mickle
Robert Lucas
Lucas
Miller
Two Accidents Reported By Athens City Police
Athens police reported two minor damage accidents on Wednesday. One involved Hosmer O. Shirley of Route 3 Athens and Letta L. Magee of Route 1 Nelsonville colliding on W Union Street. Edward B. Fonte of 6 Cable Street reported his car, left behind a Johnson Bus Line vehicle driven by L. R. Gooding of Trimble, had its grille smashed when he returned.
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Athens
Hosmer O. Shirley
Letta L. Magee
Nelsonville
W. Union St
Edward B. Fonte
Cable St
Johnson Bus Line
L. R. Gooding
Trimble
Roach to Present Fish Management Talk in Lexington
Athens assistant chief Lee S. Roach of the Ohio Division of Conservation will present a paper at the Southeast State Fisheries Conference in Lexington Kentucky from October 31 to November 2. The paper, titled A Wise Program and Policy for Fish Management, outlines proposed approaches for fisheries management.
National Guard Trains in Military Courtesy
The National Guard conducted a training session with a film on military courtesy followed by practice of the proper hand salute under the supervision of Lt. Earl Mathews and Capt. Randall Kelly, unit training instructors.
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National Guard
Earl Mathews
Randall Kelly
James A. Bell Dies at 67 in Athens County
James A. Bell, 67, longtime Athens County resident, died unexpectedly Friday at his home 79 N Congress St. He was born in Holmes County and had lived in Athens for three years. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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James A. Bell
Athens County
Congress St
Holmes County
Mr. Bell
Athens
McGuffey Club Meets Monday at Athens High School
The McGuffey Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Little Theatre at Athens High School. E W Cole, the club president, announced a special program for the session.
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Stewart
Rome-Canaan
Fred Burch
Athens County McGuffey Club
Athens High School
E. W. Cole
Plaque Awarded To Mayor Mickle At Goodyear Banquet
A plaque and a desk pen set were presented to Mayor W. P. Mickle at a Goodyear dealers banquet in Columbus. Mickle, the local Goodyear distributor, was a district winner in the midsummer sales contest.
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W. P. Mickle
Goodyear Tire
Columbus
Mickle
Goodyear
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