Earnest County appoints McGraner as full time service officer
Earnest County announces the appointment of Earnest McGraner 143 W Union St as full time county service officer for the Athens County Soldiers Relief Commission. He will open an office Thursday in the courthouse and assist veterans widows and orphans with claims pensions and hospitalization under state and federal law. He has served with the Disabled American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars and previously with Selective Service Board No. 1. Commission members are Frank Harvey William Christman Clyde Edmundson Clarence Parker and Richard Blair. Four people die each hour in US traffic accidents.
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Earnest McGraner
W. Union Si
Athens, County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
McGraner
Court House
County Commissioners
Common Pleas
C. F. Rowland
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Selective Service Board No. 1
Col. C. W. Goble
Selective Service Director
Athens County
Frank Harvey
William Christman
Clyde Edmundson
Clarence A. Parker
Richard H. Blair
McGraner Named Social and Personal Vets' Officer
Mrs. O. E. Fri hosted the Sew-So Sewing Circle at 2 Van Vorhes St with four guests and thirteen members. Group singing and a buffet supper followed, assisted by Mrs. Paul Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Fri
van Vorhes St
Eva Welsh
Robert Rockey
Melba Faulkner
Jean Gerard
H. F. Cokenougher
Paul Wilson
Lois Fri
Faulkner
Local Socials Include Birthday and Anniversary Observances
Mrs Lucy Barker honored for birthday and wedding anniversary at 12 noon dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Barker 19 Raymond Drive. Attendees include Mrs Anna Smith Miss Ann Rae Cincinnati Mrs Harold Barker and daughter Sue Ann Walterboro SC John Barker and guests. AAUW meeting set for Thursday 730 pm in Women’s Faculty Club lecture on wire recorder by Dr Darrell Green. Rich land Ave hosts Elza Sapp and Vaughn Brown dinner guests. Dr and Mrs D C Snow Guysville host guests Colonel M G Beck Joseph Briggs Ferris Sandles Jane Harman Judith Snow. Mrs Margaret McHarg returns from Duncan Falls. Bishop class meets with 18 members at Patton Street led by Mrs Ann Edwards. WSCS Clarks Chapel meets Wednesday at 1 pm Arthur Koker home Stewart Street, bring needle and thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Barker
Raymond Drive
Lucy Barker
Anna Smith
Ann Rae
Cincinnati
Harold Barker
Sue Ann
Walterboro
S.C
John Barker
D. C. Snow
Guysville
M. G. Beck
Joseph N
Briggs
Kenneth
Sandles
Ferris
Wilmer Harman
Ste
Jane
Columbus
Charles Snow
Judith
Athens
Margaret McHarg
W. Union St
John Winefordner
Duncan Falls
Clarks Chapel
Clarks Chapel Methodist Church
Arthur Koker
GS Stewart St
Community Concert Association drives 2450 memberships
More than 100 campaign workers from Athens The Plains Chauncey Pomeroy and Middleport attended a kick-off dinner at Hotel Berry to promote the tenth annual membership drive. The goal includes 950 adults 300 school children and 1200 Ohio University student memberships. Community Concert officials stressed organization and salesmanship with Don Barr noting a long history of concert access in many cities. Additional workers and out-of-town guests were introduced as the campaign moves through the week.
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Community Concert Association
Hotel Berry
Athens
the Plains
Chauncey
Pomeroy
Middleport
The
Ath
Ens
Ohio University
Roger Connor
McBee Companys
Connor
C. B. Nye
Athens Association
CGA
Don E. Barr
L. E. Bernhart
New York
Concert Association
H. F. Baedecker
C. H. Harris
W. G. Davis
Grace Wood
H. E. Benz
George Starr Lasher
Marie Quick
C. B. Dillon
Pauline Heft
Bernece McLeod
Louisa Steele
Myrta Ashworth
Co. Fingerhut
Virginia Cottingham
Flora’ Armbruster
Betty Thomas
Janice Wiggin
Lois Cecil
Marcellene J. Buell
Christine Brown
Elizabeth Andersoh
Masons Host Friday Night at Para mathia Lodge 25
At 7:30 p.m. a special meeting of Para mathia Lodge No 25 F and AM will host Masonic Lodges of Athens County. Fred H. Ervin of Glouster, past district deputy grandmaster, will be honored for his service. Prominent Masons including Harry Schramm of Marietta will attend. An entertainment program and social hour follow. Members from New Marshfield Nelsonville Glouster Trimble Amesville Guysville and Coolville lodges will be present.
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Paramathia Lodge No
F&am
Athens County
Fred H. Ervin
Glouster
Little
Ervin
Blue Lodge Masonry
Harry
Schramm
Marietta
New Marshfield
Nelsonville
Trimble
Amesville
Guysville
Coolville
Ellis D. Wood- _worth
Police seize 11 juveniles in pre Halloween pranks
Eleven Athens juveniles were taken to Athens police headquarters last night for participating in destructive pre Halloween practices and faced the citizens whose property they had damaged. Police Chief J B Grogan announced the campaign to stop such pranks would continue and urged all Athens children to take part Wednesday night in the Kiwanis Halloween celebration with city sanction.
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Athens
J. B. Grogan
Driver Injured When Semi Crashes Into Tree Near State Hospital
A semi truck driven by Lester Rayburn, 37, of Parkersburg, struck a tree near the gate of the State Hospital grounds early today. The vehicle was badly damaged and Rayburn, with undetermined injuries, was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital for treatment.
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Lester Rayburn
Parkersburg
State Hospital
Rayburn
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Prayer bands to meet at local homes and leader named
Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas next Thursday evening with Mrs. Primrose Green as leader. Bates Prayer Band will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Tippie Wednesday evening. Rev. Will Stein of near Junction City will preach at Coarville Mission Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Graham Chapel
George Douglas
Primrose Green
Bates
Riley Tippie
Stein
Will Stein
Near Junction City
Coarville
Balmy Athens Weather Ends Warm Spell
Indian summer air lingered in Athens with a high of 79 degrees yesterday and a temperate 36 degree low last night reported by Mrs C N France, weather observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
C. N. France
Age and Success Are Discussed at Rotary Luncheon
Dr. Harvey Lehman Ohio University psychology professor presented findings at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Berry using charts. His graphs show athletes peak at 27, top earners age 52 to 58, leading actresses 25 to 30, best sellers 41 to 44, industrial leaders 55 to 69, directors 35 to 89, and Edison inventing mainly between 33 and 35.
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Harvey Lehman
Ohio University
Time Magazine
T Yesterday
Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Lehman
Thomas A. Edison
Ration Roundup Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admitted
Ration roundup notes admissions and ongoing stamp eligibility. Names such as Mrs Lydia M Lash Mrs Mona Kyle and Mrs Hazel Bateman appear with addresses Nelsonville Albany and yard dates Oct 28 through Feb 28. Stamp books list meats fats sugar shoes and status by stamp letter ranges with expirations and indefinite validity statements from the OPA.
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Arthur Enlow
THE
Associated Press
Bang
Mona Kyle
E. State St
el Major Sugery
Helen Cline
Albany
Hazel Bateman
Nelsonville
OPA
Local Notices Include Minor Surgeries and Accidents
A string of public notices lists individuals with brief actions and locations. Entries mention Donald Gunther at 29 W State St undergoing minor surgery, Donald E Fisk from Nelsonville in an accident, Oct 30 Lester Rayburn of Parkersburg in an accident, and dismissals on Oct 27 for several residents including Mrs Clarence Warner and son Ayusville Delmar Lee Wallace Shade Robert McNeal Deanville Miss Reba Shafer Athens Mrs J M Chappell Shade Miss Margaret Arnett Columbus Mrs Ruth McPherson Albany Mrs Fred Jack and son Gloucester Mrs Josephine Willison Nelson r te and Mrs Ralph Barber Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gunther
W. State St
Donald E. Fisk
Nelsonville
Clarence Warner
Auysville
Delmar Lee Wallace
Shade
Robert McNeal
Deanville
Reba Shafer
Athens
J. M. Chappell
Margaret Arnett
Columpus
Ruth McPherson
Albany
Fred Jack
Glouster
Legion Post To Meet For HQ Takeover Discussion
American Legion Fest No. 21 S. Court Street old club rooms hosts a 7 30 pm meeting Wednesday to discuss business on assuming control of the new headquarters at Washington and Congress Streets, announced Commander Oscar Fulton.
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Earnest County
United States
United States of America
DR. Caldwell
Stanley's Shoe Store
Court Street
E. A. Cottingham
New York City
Hattie la Gronzes
Charles L. Walsh
P. L. Shannon
Maudie Varner
Atty
O. K. Parrett
College St
Enid Parrett
Quaker Oats Company
Gene Parrett
Edna Foster
Chillicothe
John V. Webb
the Messenger
Granville
Joanna
Route Four
James Golden
H. Peckham
Con
O'Florida
Peckham
Louis Wright
David Sheets
FBI
Swright
Washington
Martha Lou Dowler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
John W. Dowler
Morns Ave
Ohio Wesleyan
Audrey Blackwood
McBee Company
L. H. Blackwood
N. Conegress St
Blackwood
Oon
Fern Morris
Athens State Hospital
Miami, Fla
Nina Culmer
Ruth Wood
Ivan Cowen
Tampa, Fla
Ted Cowen
Pierce, Fla
S. College St
Darrell B. Green
Elza Sapp
Richland Ave
Vaughn Brown
Brown
Bishop
Laura Pierce
Pat
Masons
Lydia M. Lash
Race St
Ralph Barber
Josephine Willison
Nelson
Rte
Corning
George H. Weaver
Methodist
G. E. Tucker
A. R. Crumlish
New Lexington
Albany High School
Ffa-Fha
VET Advisement
Veterans Adminstration
Ohio
Legion Post
St. Joseph
Montaguer
Eatons
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Caereek
Tom Eriare
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