OU Musical Pageant To Be Repeated Saturday
A repeat performance of the musical pageant at Ohio University will occur Saturday at 7 30 p m in Memorial Auditorium. Presented by the School of Music the show features the Women’s and Men’s Glee Clubs, a historical narration by C N Mackinnon, and segments recalling Ohio University’s history from the charter era to the modern era.
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Ohio University
Cutler Hall
Memoal
School of Music
C. C. Robinson
Philip Peterson
C. N. Mackinnon
Edgar Moore
Charles Giaque
Manasseh Cutler
Carl Liggett
Arthur C. Johnson
The
Columbus Dispatch
Liggett
C&O Damage Suit Settled in Nelsonville Case
Alonzo Coakley of Nelsonville settles and dismisses a $2950 damage suit against the C and O Railroad filed after his truck stalled and was hit by a train near Nelsonville on May 15 1945. He claimed loose crossing boards caused the accident and that the crew failed to see the truck and that the train was speeding, injuring him and demolishing the truck.
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Alonzo Coakley
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court
Coakley
Totten's Lancaster opens Athens branch store
The Athens branch of Totten's, a Lancaster floor covering and drapery dealer, will officially open at 35 E. Carpenter Saturday. The new shop will specialize in floor covering materials and also offer draperies, window shades, venetian blinds and drapery accessories, manager Dale Kirkendall said.
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Athens
Totten’s
Lancaster
E. Carpenter
Dale Kirkendall
D. Zenner Co
Overflow Weekend in Athens Draws 1800 Teachers and UC Students
Athens hosts 1800 to 2000 southeastern Ohio teachers for the 52nd annual SOEA two day session. A large Homecoming crowd and 1800 University of Cincinnati students for Migration Day also arrive. Schools close Friday for all Athens district to attend events with dinners, speakers, and a public program at Memorial Auditorium.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Evan R. Collins
Ohio University College of Education
Ohio University
Clark J. Williams
University of Cincinnati
Athens County
Glen Hanes
Athens County Schools
Harper C. Pendry
Howard Hall
First Methodist Church
Evelyn Lachs
Mabel Head
United Nations
United Council of Church
Mack Sauer
Leesburg
Paul Landis
Uts
T. O'Keefe
Ohio Education Association
Ohio University School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
Kansas
H. F. Vallance
Landis
John C. Baker
W. C. Fingerhut
Athens High
Sydney J. Browne
Athens Church of the Good Shepherd
N. B. Potts
Representative Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Wilbur A. Yauch
Mae McCrory
American Education Press
Dean Collins
Glen M. Hanes
Athens City
Brandon T. Grover
T. C. McCracken
Association
W. A. Smith
Pomeroy
G. E. Carr
Logan
J. E. White
Mr. Pendry
Marriage Licenses Granted In Parkersburg Stewart Chauncey
Merel Hugh Eddy and Betty Jan Morrison obtained licenses in Parkersburg and Stewart Route 1. Harry Eugene Riggle and Virginia Lee Canter filed in Athens Chauncey. Bernard Leroy Bingman and Geraldine Mae Davies secured licenses in The Plains.
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Merel Hugh Eddy
Parkersburg
Betty Jan Morrison
Stewart
Harry Eugene Riggle
Athens
Virginia Lee Canter
Chauncey
Bernard Leroy Bingman
Geraldine Mae Davies
the Plains
Schedule of Dinners and Sessions at Community Meeting
At First Methodist Church and related venues a full day of dinners and sessions is planned. General Session at Memorial Auditorium, then luncheons for Representative Assembly and various sections, followed by principal and subject-specific meetings in multiple rooms, with officer balloting at Memorial Auditorium.
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Memorial Auditorium
Representative
First Presbyterian Church
County Medical Society Endorses Hospital Project
Athens County Medical Society voted to endorse the Mount St. Mary Hospital 100 bed project in Nelsonville as part of a $230,000 fundraising effort. Physicians cited growing demand from increased hospital utilization and prepaid plans while stressing regional cooperation for mutual benefit.
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Athens County Medical Society
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Athens County
Hocking Valley
Mt. St. Mary
Widening of Athens Street Nears Finish
The widening of W Washington St near completion and due Friday morning per safety director George R. Evans. The project widened the street five feet from Court to Congress, required removal of trees, meter setbacks, and moving a fire plug. Materials totaled 37 cubic yards gravel 18 square yards sand and 270 sacks cement. Weather permitting E Washington St from Court to College will start this fall.
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W. Washington St
George R. Evans
Safety Service
Court St
Congress St
Washington St
Evans
E. Washington St
College St
Birth at Stewarts, Eddy couple welcomed daughter
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Merle Eddy Stewart a daughter. Admitted for major surgery Mrs. Charles Karr Middleport. Mrs. Helen West The Plains admitted for medical care. Mrs. Louise Poston Athens dismissed from Shelterin g Arms Hospital.
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Merle Eddy
Stewart
Charles Karr
Middleport
Helen West
the Plains
Louise Poston
Athens
Rain and cool trend end Indian Summer
Weather observer Mrs. C. N. France reported yesterday's high of 60 degrees, 11 below Tuesday's peak, with a .06 inch rainfall and a low of 49. Today is cloudy with a 54 degree morning rise. The Hocking River has risen to 2.89 feet.
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C. N. France
Hocking
Driver Escapes Injury In Route 50 Crash
Charles R. Masten a 21 year old from Athens escaped injuries when his truck skidded and overturned on Route 50 west of Athens. The body and bed of the truck owned by Mike J. Chakiris of Athens were demolished and the frame bent as the vehicle left the road into a ditch after skidding on wet pavement.
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Charles R. Masten
Athens
Route 50
State Highway Patrol
Mike J. Chakiris
Boys Smear East Side With Plaster Smears
Three minor boys were arrested Wednesday night by city police after a spree of plaster smeared cars and buildings on the East Side. Chief J. B. Grogan said they will be arraigned in Juvenile Court at a later date.
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J. B. Grogan
Father seeks 25000 damages over infant scar from birth
Clarence C. Meek of 32 South Shannon Avenue sues Dr Theron H Morgan in Common Pleas Court on behalf of his year old son claiming the infant’s face was permanently scarred during a caesarean birth operation and seeks 25000 in damages.
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Clarence C. Meek
S. Shannon Ave
Common Pleas
Theron H. Morgan
Mrs Cheadle Dies at 66 in Athens Route 5
Mrs. Leska Cheadle 66 of Athens Route 5 died Wednesday evening at Sheltering Arms Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. She lived in Athens 22 years, was a Bates Methodist Church member, and is survived by two daughters and four sons among others. Funeral Friday at Bates Methodist Church with burial at Downington. Friends may call at daughter Mrs Steinmetz’s home.
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Leska Cheadle
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Meigs County
Bates Methodist Church
WSCS
William G. Cheadle
Ermyl Cheadle
Dayton
Kenneth
Ernest Cheadle
Long Bottom
Clara Meadows
Vera Lillie
Akron
Ardith Byrely
Lancaster
Edith Byrely
Albany RD
Ernest Lynch
Frank
van Lynch
Prospect
Worth Lynch
Columbus Man Faces Contempt Charge Here
Elmer Whitlatch of Columbus was to appear in Common Pleas Court to answer contempt of court charges for failing to pay weekly support of his two children. The claim cites a former wife Minnie Whitlatch Pincelli and a February 1945 Athens divorce decree ordering $15 weekly.
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Elmer Whitlatch
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Whitlatch
Minnie Whitlatch Pincelli
Athens
Guard Drills Tonight At Athens Armory
Athens National Guard unit holds its regular weekly drill at the Armory this evening at 7 30. Capt Erle Bridgewater Jr urges interested individuals to attend.
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Athens National Guard
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Mary Glavin Fined for Intoxication in Mayor's Court
Mary Glavin aged 21 of 67 Washington Street paid a $5 fine plus costs in mayor's court Thursday after pleading guilty to a police charge of intoxication.
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Mary Glavin
Washington St
Weekend Parking Suggestions Listed
Athens police urge weekend visitors for Ohio University Homecoming and the Southeastern Ohio Education Association conference to limit driving. They advise Friday shopping, parking on Saturday afternoons, leaving cars at home if possible, walking for sightseeing, moving cars to less crowded areas, and early deliveries to the business district.
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Athens
Ohio University
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Shirley Elected To District Elk Post
Roy Shirley of Athens was elected treasurer of the South Central District Elks Lodges at a Chillicothe convention last weekend. More than 700 Elks attended, a district record, with a parade and social events. Athens lodge sent 13 members.
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Roy Shirley
Athens
Elks Lodges
Chillicothe
Athens Lodge
Marriage Advice From Sam Abernathy
Sam Abernathy quips that marriage needs open minds and fewer open mouths. He tolerates his wife’s hats and watercress and cream cheese salad while he keeps quiet about her tastes. He also endures her comments on his cherished chair by the fire.
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Sam
Missus
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