Third Member Is Added To Teach German
Ohio University expands German program with a new instructor, M r E H Mueller, a native German who studied at Heidelberg and Minnesota. He joins courses in first and second year German and a new third year Scientific German class aimed at science students. The move reflects rising German enrollment and broader language offerings in Athens.
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Ohio University
Donald S. Berrett
University of Wisconsin
Indiana University
B. J. Vos
J. A
University of Heidelberg
University of Nsas
Deee
University of Minnela
Iman
Mueller
Kansas
Minnesota
Burkhard
Minnnesota
Doctor Hess
Athens High School
Vinton Trotter Jean Ryan Sets Endurance Record
Vinton County trotter Jean Ryan may have set a world's endurance record last week after a week ending September 12 of two long track trips totaling about 400 miles. He raced in four events, over three faster than his class, winning seven of twelve heats and placing twice more while never finishing outside the money. G. P. Russell trained him from Coshocton for Sowers and Miller of Allensville. Nancy Daphny driven by Roy B. Nixon, owned by J. L. Martindill, won the Vinton County mixed race.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Jean Ryan
G. P. Russell
Coshocton
Ohio
Sowers and Miller
Allensville
Nancy Daphny
J. L. Martindill
Roy B. Nixon
German Major Receives Expanded Observation Facilities
The program expands facilities for observation and practice teaching in German. Miss Mildred Walker and Miss Helen Peter will serve as practice teachers this year under director Mrs. Anna K. Price.
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Mildred Walker
Helen Peter
Anna K. Price
Defense Not Active in Patrick List Degree Murder Trial
Jackson Ohio September 17. The defense in the Charles Patrick list degree murder trial rests on its own witnesses with no cross examination of state witnesses on day three. State witnesses describe Patrick shooting James Gilliland, former Oak Hill Marshal, at a gasoline station on Oak Hill public square last July 10 amid a two year old feud. The defendant wore a cloth over his head as he listened from the docket.
Recluse Left Fortune in Groveport Estate
The late Charles L. Stroedter, recluse of near Groveport, left an estate of 70 835.96 dollars, an inventory filed in probate court shows. It lists 36 two dollar fifty gold pieces 17 one dollar gold pieces four 25 cent old silver pieces and a gold kronen valued at 5 60.
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Fortune Columbus
Charles L. Stroedter
Groveport
Kyle Reunion At Athens County Fairgrounds
The annual Kyle family reunion was held Sunday September 15 at the Athens County Fairgrounds. A basket dinner was served at noon and ice cream in the afternoon. Attendees included Milton Kyle Canton and many relatives from Athens, Guysville, New Marshfield, Columbus, and Trimble.
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Kyle
Athens County Fairgrounds
Milton Kyle
Canton
David Swartz
Chicago
Alice Creesy
Mary Creesy
Charley Creesy
Bert Swartz
Wayne Swartz
Grant Kyle
Guysville
George Kyle
Francis
Earl
Ralph Kyle
New Marshfield
Clair Kyle
Lloyd
Columbus
Matt Shuler
Clifford Kyle
C. V. Junod
K. C. Wood
Weldon Kyle
Gerald Kyle
Otto Swartz
Milton Dinsmoor
Mona McKinley
Hazel Swartz
Maxine Kyle
Athens
Clyde Haskins
Ann and
Edson
Trimble
State Park Along River Described
Edith Mallett describes a memorial state park about 20 miles from Marietta near Stockport in Morgan County. Accessible via Route 37 from Lowell and Beverly to Meigs Creek where Routes 87 and 266 cross, then eight miles on Route 266. From Athens, follow No 50 N 77 and 266 to park marker. In fall 1790 thirty six settlers founded a settlement at the site. They built cabins and a blockhouse and cleared land. In January 1791 Indians attacked, killing twelve settlers and taking others, burning the buildings before logs burned poorly.
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Marietta
Stockport
Morgan County
Athens
Lowell
Beverly
Meigs Creek
Have you that tired feeling and run down health
The ad explains constant strain lowers red blood cells and hemoglobin causing fatigue and poor appetite. It promotes S.S.S. as a tonic with a 100 year history to restore strength and vitality and invites readers to try it for better health and happiness.
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S.S
Monument Marks Massacre Burials at Big Bottom
A few days after the massacre, 12 victims were buried at a site near the Muskingum River along Route 264. A 12 foot high warble shaft marks the grave and bears the victims’ names. The monument serves as a lesson from past events tied to the Saint Clair era tale by James Bah Naylor.
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Big Bottom
Muskingum River
James Bah Naylor
Saint Clair
G O P To Open Up In Keystone State
Washington reports the Republican campaign in Pennsylvania to begin with a speech by Senator Fess of Ohio as RNC chairman. An invitation to a rally in a picnic grove near Allentown was extended by Republican State Chairman Edward Martin. The grove hosts many keynote meetings dating back to Bope Penrose era.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Allentown
Edward Martin
Bofea Penrose
Ice Cream Social Planned at Bates M P Church
A Bates M P Church ice cream social is set for Saturday evening September 19 1981 to benefit the church. Music will be provided.
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Bates M. P
Father of Three Drowns in Ohio River Flight from Arrest
Deibbert Fra sier aged 21, father of three, drowned in the Ohio River at Portsmouth after jumping from a rowboat while fleeing pursuit related to a nonsupport charge. Local authorities report the incident occurred Wednesday during the escape.
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Threse
Portsmouth
Discard Wheat Plan Rejected by Farm Board
The Walla Walla wheat plan to raise prices and cut acreage was rejected by the farm board as impracticable and beyond its authority. It proposed July 1 options to buy surplus wheat from the Stabilization Corporation with farmers reducing 1932 acreage by the corresponding bushels optioned.
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Washington
Walla Walla
Farm Board
Stabilization Corporation
Parliament Dissolution Anticipated This Week in Britain
London dispatch notes expectation that the National Government will set dates for dissolving Parliament and a general election this week. Budget debate closed with Chancellor Philip Snowden signaling urgency while Winston Churchill attacked US and French gold holdings influencing global price declines.
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London
Philip Snowden
Labor Party
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