Teachers open 58th SOEA session in Athens
About 2000 area teachers travel to Athens for the Southeastern Ohio Education Association 58th annual session beginning with an opening banquet at First Methodist Church and OU Center ballroom. Rev. William H. Alexander of Oklahoma City is set to speak on Youth of Today in the World of Tomorrow and later on Life's Quiz Program.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
First Methodist Church
Ohio University Center
William H. Alexander
Alexander
First Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rial Auditorium
Life
Association
O. E. Hearing
Perry County
John M. Versteeg
George E. Hill
Ewing Hall
Clara H. DeLand
Memorial Auditorium
Association For Child
L. G. DeLong
Giouster
Madeleine Feil
Marshall College
George A. Spackey
Murray City
Ira Madden
Detroit
Richland Ave
Methodist Church
Mary Sharp
Nelsonville
C. A. Randall
Jane E. Mason
Ironton
Dan Merrick
the McBee Co
Lindley Hall
Charles D. McAfee, Jr
Ames-Bern
Carl Nessley
Evalene J
Overfield
Helen Dinsmoor
Athens Junior High
Ellis Hall
Lurene Brown
Lorin C. Staats
James V. Rice
Greta Lash
Paul W. Carpenter
R. L. Morton
C. W. Shaver
Gallipolis
Athens County
Ross Wright
Cottage Tea Room
Robert C. Harrison
Jackson
D. Einar Hansen
Vere Smith
H. E. Benz
W. W. Wright
Indiana Univ
Esther Dunham
Rufus Putnam
Three Athens Servicemen Meet in Korea Duty Bond
Three Athens servicemen now on duty in Korea met recently and maintain contact. Cpl. Virgil Lee Frost, Cpl. James C. Widdoes, and Pfc. Donald C. Flowers are pictured. Widdoes serves with the Medical Detachment, 39th FA Btn, 3rd Infantry Division. Frost with engineers of the 7th Infantry Battalion. Flowers with the 7th Medical Battalion, 7th Infantry Division. They seek a fourth schoolmate, Joe Lavelle, a corporal with the 45th Infantry Division. Fred A. Cole Jr. has been promoted to sergeant with the Air Force near Tripoli, Africa, after being named airman of the month for September and receiving a six-day furlough. Corporal Joseph S. Klein, 21, of Athens, was promoted at Camp Gordon, Ga, to his present rank in the Signal Corps Training Center.
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Athens
Korea
Virgil Lee Frost
James C. Widdoes
Donald C. Flowers
Frost
Engineers
7Th Infantry
Widdoes
39Th FA Btn
Flowers
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio University
Joe Lavelle
45Th Infantry Division
Fred A. Cole, Jr
Fred Cole
Sharpsburg
Sergeant Cole
Air Force
Triplol
Africa
Joseph S. Klein
Mary Klein
Signal Corps Training Center
Camp Gordon
Albany Student Heads OU Political Week
About 128 candidates compete for the final ballot in Ohio University third annual Political Week primary elections. Final elections are set for Tuesday with a Sunday rally. Three candidates vie for each class offices of president, men s and women s vice presidents, secretary, treasurer and historian.
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Ohio University
George Mitchell
Albany
Jaycees Host Athens Little League Team
Members of the Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored Little League team were feted by the Jaycees at Earl Hooper's home. Refreshments were served and the boys viewed two films titled Big Little League Baseball.
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Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Earl Hooper
Lon
Judgment suit transferred to Athens County court
A Pennsylvania judgment against John Ziros of Prospect Butler County was transferred to Athens County Common Pleas Court to collect 358.82. A. T. Green Machinery Co. of Glenshaw Pennsylvania, maker of earth moving equipment, seeks payment from funds allegedly deposited with Peoples Bank of Nelsonville as co-defendant.
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Pennsylvania
Athens County
The
Peoples Bank of
Nelsonville
Ziros
Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital were Dr. F. D. Campbell of Athens, Lester Covert of Jacksonville, and Raymond Post of Gloucester. Discharged was Mrs Lulu Cross of Athens.
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F. D. Campbell
Athens
Lester Covert
Jacksonville
Raymond Post
Glouster
Lulu Cross
AJHS Leaf Raking Three Day Project
Seventh and eighth grade pupils at Athens Junior High School will rake leaves after school today Friday and Saturday as a public service project. Raking for those unable to do the job themselves or hire help can be arranged by calling numbers 25111 21061 21793 or 20745 between 6 and 9 p.m. tonight. The pupils forgo Halloween pranks to help.
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Athens Junior High School
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
State patrolmen reported the arrests of three drivers Wednesday for traffic violations. Jack E. Baker, 22, Coolville, was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Coolville Mayor John Aiken for crossing the yellow centerline. Robert H. Moore, 39, Shade, was fined 5 dollars plus costs by Mayor Peter B. Lee for failing to stop at a sign. Robert J. Blair, 47, Parkersburg, was fined 5 dollars plus costs for failing to observe an automatic traffic signal.
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Jack E. Baker
Coolville
John Aiken
Peter B. Lee
Robert H. Moore
Shade
Robert J. Blair
Parkersburg
W. Va
Tuberculosis Nurse Visits Athens County Program
H Ferne Wood tuberculosis nursing consultant from the State Department of Health visited Athens on Tuesday to review needs of the Athens County tuberculosis program announced by the Athens City Health Department.
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H. Ferne Wood
Athens
Athens City
Miss Wood
State Department of Health
Athens County
Land Transfers In Muskingum and Athens Counties
Oscar O Mantz transfers land Inlet 683 in Athens to Charles H Moore of Athens. Charles H Moore of Athens transfers land Inlet 683 in Athens to Harold W Snow. Kenneth Thomas of Athens transfers land Inlet 37 in Athens to Jack Carbaugh of Athens.
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Oscar O. Mantz
Muskingum County
Charles H. Moore
Inlet
Athens
Athens County
Harold W. Snow
Athena
Kenneth Thomas
Jack Carbaugh
Marriage Licenses Granted In Local Jurisdiction
John Kemper aged 22 of New Straits ville and Helen McKnight aged 19 of Nelsonville obtained a marriage license. Andrew Kovlan 39 and Irene Greer 31, both of Athens, were also issued licenses.
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John Kemper
New Straitsville
Helen McKnight
Nelsonville
Andrew Kovlan
Irene Greer
Athens
Biblical lecturer to speak at First Presbyterian Church
John Biegeleisen, noted biblical lecturer and Eden Theological Seminary alumnus, will present a week of talks at the First Presbyterian Church. He will address church school teachers and parents at 10 a.m. on How to Read and Teach the Bible, and give open sessions at 7:30 p.m. on The Christian View of Life Tuesday through Friday.
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John Biegeleisen
First Presbyterian Church
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
American Christian Ashram
E. Stanley Jones
Thursday Weather Brings Sharp Contrast to Athens
Cold, cloudy conditions dominated Athens on Thursday with a high morning low of 42 degrees, only modestly above the early low. The day followed a pattern of cooler temperatures and light rainfall from the prior day, which saw 53 degrees and 41 degrees as extremes.
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Athens
Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court Action
Three divorces were granted in recent Common Pleas Court action. William Herbst and Anna Lou Daugherty Herbst were married February 24, 1951 and split over gross neglect. custody of their child went to the plaintiff. Verta G. Shinn and Ophal Shinn, married August 4, 1939 with two children, were separated over gross neglect and extreme cruelty. custody awarded to the plaintiff. Lloyd Pierce and Esther Pierce, married September 11, 1933, separated over wilful absence. their child was placed in the father's custody.
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Common Pleas
William Herbst
Anna Lou Daugherty Herbst
Verta G. Shinn
Ophal Shinn
Lloyd Pierce
Esther Pierce
Halloween Events Planned by Scout Troop and Cub Pack
Cub Pack 53 holds a Halloween party at Mechanicsburg school Saturday at 7 30 p m with parents invited. Pack chairman Charles Douglas says a committee meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at Frank Deardorff residence will plan a harvest fair in November. Boy Scout Troop 52 Poston hosts its annual Halloween party Saturday at 7 30 p m with apples doughnuts and cider. Fred O Nail scout master notes parental attendance.
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Mechanicsburg
Charles Douglas
Frank Deardorff
Boy Scout Troop 52
Poston
Fred O’nail
Two Accidents Investigated by City Police
Police reported two accidents Wednesday night with no injuries. Rhoda Haning, 52, of 375 Richland Ave, was charged with unsafe operation after her car on W State St collided with two vehicles driven by Marion Bell and Carolyn Russell. A stalled truck on E Carpenter St caused slight damage when it drifted back and its motor stalled, alarming Mary Stanton’s auto after John Peters’ vehicle coasted into it.
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Rhoda F. Haning
Richland Ave
State St
Marion C. Bell
W. State St
Carolyn F. Russell
Haning
E. Carpenter St
John E. Peters
Rushville
Mary K. Stanton
Howard Hall
Hockingport Driver Uninjured After Bridge Crash
State Highway Patrol reports Harry Ice, 25, of Hockingport drove onto a wooden bridge floor on Route 124, skidded into the railing, and plunged into a ditch. He escaped injury. accident reported at 5:45 p.m.
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Harry Ice
Hockingport
State Highway Patrol
Ice
Six BGSU seniors recommended for Army regular commission
Joseph Dowdell of Athens is among six Bowling Green State University seniors from a class of 82 ROTC cadets selected for regular Army commissions on graduation next June.
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Bowling Green
Joseph Dowdell
Charles E. Dowdell
Athens
Bowling Green State University
Army
Divorce suit of Chandler versus Chan dler dismissed
Common Pleas Court records show the divorce action filed by Charles Chandler against Dorothy Chandler has been dismissed.
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Charles Chandler
Dorothy Chandler
Common Pleas
Athens voters hear bond issues on schools and services
Athens superintendent Wil lard Barker outlines a 1.393 million school bond to relieve crowding and expand facilities over five to 12 years. Other topics include tuberculosis care funding, a 200000 children’s home bond, and constitutional amendments affecting education and state government.
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Athens
Athens City
Willard Barker
Athens League of Women Voters
Barker
Board of Education
Athens High
Joe B. Davis
Athens County
Henry Seibert
B. F. Cutler
Child Welfare Board
League
Milk Test Results List in Athens County October
Production testing on dairy herds in Athens County for October shows actual figures where cow milk output covered costs. C. C. Neely's herd leads with 817 pounds of milk and 31 pounds of butterfat. Duchess, owned by Mrs. Jennie D Beasley, yielded 67.3 pounds of butterfat. Cecil Richardson's Aaggie produced 1520 pounds milk.
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Athens County
Ross Wright County
C. C. Neely
Cecil Richardson
Duchess
Jennie D. Beasley
Ames Halloween Party Plans Are Completed
Amesville mayor Thomas E. Clark announced completion of plans for the village Halloween party Saturday. School children painted windows will be judged early evening. An 8 p.m. costume parade will start at the high school and end at the fire house for judging and prizes. New games contests refreshments and a square dance complete the program.
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Amesville
Thomas E. Clark
Initiation Practice Set For De Molay Lodge
Initiation practice for De Molay Lodge scheduled Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. Members of the degree team are required to attend.
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Masonic Temple
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