Schedule of Extension Classes Announced for Ohio University
Ohio University Extension Division announces first semester fees and schedules for Ed 240 School Administration Ed 255 Philosophy of Education Ed 210 Administration of the Elementary School and a new Crafts and Hobbies course. First meetings span Sept 20 22 24 25 with $15 registration and $11.45 to $15 per class. two courses total $24. Organizing session Sept 22 offers nonlisted subjects with faculty in mathematics botany English history government geography sociology psychology physical welfare music art economics commerce and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Hall
R. Morton
Fosophy of Education
Ellis Hall
F. L. Shoemaker
Putnam Hall
W. A. Yauch
T. W. Humphrey
Delinquency of Juveniles Discussed by Ohio Expert
Dr C H Calhoun head of the Ohio Bureau of Juvenile Research spoke to the Athens Rotary about juvenile delinquency. He noted a doubling of referrals since World War II and that many delinquents come from broken homes and poor family care. He supported county child welfare boards and urged communities to strengthen guidance for parents.
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Athens Rotary Club
C H Calhoun
Ohio Bureau of Juvenile Research
Ohio University
Ohio
Calhoun
State Bureau
Van Dyke Is Discharged After Four Years of Service
William D Van Dyke son of Mr and Mrs R M Van Dyke 34 Race St was honorably discharged from the U S Army Air Corps at Camp Atterbury Ind on Sept 1 after four years service starting April 1941 Three years were in overseas service with the Air Corps supply department He had been stationed at Bowman Field Ky prior to discharge
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van Dyke
William D van Dyke
R. M. van Dyke
Race St
U.S. Army Air Corps
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Army
Supply Department of the
Air Corps
Bowman Field
Freshmen Hear Early Days of Ohio University
Ohio University's class of 1949 heard a history talk by Prof. Thomas N. Hoover in Memorial Auditorium about the university’s early days up to 1845. About 700 freshmen are expected to enroll after registration, with 2100 anticipated total this year.
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Ohio University
Thomas N. Hoover
Memorial Auditorium
E. A. Hansen
University College
John C. Baker
Hoover
University
Ohio Company
Northwest Territory
Rufus Putnam
Manasseh Cutler
Thomas Ewing
John Hunter
Hansen
Athens Hero Returns From Hump Service With Decorations
Tom, a radioman in the C-46 on the Hump, arrived in Athens after an 11,000 mile flight to Miami. He has flown over 150,000 miles, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaf and the Air Medal with cluster, and will report Oct. 8 in Wilmington for discharge papers. He is a 28 President St. resident, a graduate of Athens High School, and attended Ohio University before induction in 1942.
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Pic
Dang Lee Tom
Asia
Athens
Miami
Frs
Tom
Faye Tom
Fred Lee Tom
President St
Wilmington
Del
India
Ching
Pfc
Athens High School
Ohio University
Athens City Council Plans Future Growth Projects
The Athens City Council discussed transit expansion with bus lines to City limits and a new terminal away from the Masonic Building. Parking meters will replace bus parking space. A $15,000 fire tower to fight blazes on campus and at the Athens State Hospital was proposed. Health officials announced plans for additional sanitary sewer facilities at the county fairgrounds.
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Athens City Council
W. Union
Court St
Masonic Building
Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
Security Bank
H. T. Phillips
Athens County Fairgrounds
Ten more men leave Army service in Camp Atterbury roll
Ten additional Southeastern Ohio servicemen were discharged at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Names include Charles F. Ennis Foster Place Athens James W Johnson Franklin Street Nelsonville Paul F E James Millfield James Belville Vin ton Avenue Gallipolis Walter Zukoski Gloucester Route 4 Clarence Campbell Sycamore Street Gallipolis Williams Lowder Gallia County Route 1 James Harrison Gallipolis Dale Coder Cedar Street Gallipolis James Johnson Lancaster Street Athens Charles W Casto Cheshire Route 1
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Ohio
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Miss Hattie Grones Hosts Dessert-Bridge Honoring Bride-Elect
Social and personal item noting Miss Barbara Dea McKinstry's upcoming wedding as Miss Hattie Lu Grones hosted a dessert-bridge at her mother's home in Elmwood Place Friday evening. The event featured bridal table centerpieces, several guests from Columbus and St Louis, prize winners in bridge, and decorating touches.
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Hattie Lu Grones
Barbara Dea McKinstry
Dow Grones
Elmwood Place
Barbara Dea McKinatry
Richard W. McKinistry
H. W. McKinstry
Thomas R. Biddle
Sallie Hawkins
Beth Riley
Marguerite Smith
Carolyn Hopkins
James Burt
Betty Lee McCaskill
Joanne Armstrong
Jane Finsterwald
Dayton
Martha Isbell Cottingham
Sylvia Schuler
Martha Ellen Walsh
Robert Baur
Basil Rutter
Frank Baker, Jr
Isbelle Brown
Jane Maccombs
Phil R. Swanson
Columbus
Ella Chalch
St. Loui
Alfred T. Chappel
Joan Woolley
Ruth Ann Grover
James Hurt
Groves
Personal notes on families and travel within the city
Mrs. Harry Simmons returned from Columbus with her father Mr Edgar Lee who is in serious condition after transport from Sheltering Arms. Mr and Mrs Dave Levenson were with him and accompanied him to Columbus. Also noted are short updates on Ron Morton and Sgt and Mrs Webb from a Minnesota vacation and plans for the Webb to report to San Antonio.
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Harry Simmons
N. Congress St
Columbus
Edgar Lee
Garmel
Lee
Arms
Dave Levenson
Edith Lee
Mr. Lee
Dayton
Ron
Robert L. Morton
Frederick Webb
Herbert Kadison
Minnesota
Birch Point Inn
Lake Vermilion
Webb
San Antonio
Tex
Robert Davidson
T. H. Littler
Bates WSCS Family Night Meeting Planned at Home
Bates WSCS holds its September regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hanning on Thursday evening September 20. Members are asked to bring cookies and sandwiches. Edith Ashton to lead the devotional. Higley Study Circle meets Wednesday at 2:30 p m with Mrs. A E Peters at 20 Ohio Ave. Miss Mary Williams discusses Geography Its Influence on the A quarantine on all dogs in United States announced for Trimble Township due to a rabid dog biting about a dozen others before being killed. No new outbreak reported in York Township where a similar quarantine remains.
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Bates Wscs
Alton Hanning
Edith Ashton
Higley Study Circle
A. E. Peters
Ohio Ave
Mary Willams
Trimble Township
HT Philips
Athens County
Trimble
Glouster
Philips
York Township
Jordan in Hospital in Akron City Hospital notice
Mrs. R. M. Van Dyke of 34 Race Street has word her brother C. L. Jordan is confined in City Hospital Akron. The Jordans formerly lived in Atheny. Letters may be addressed to Room 208 City Hospital Akron.
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Jordan In
R. M. van Dyke
Race St
C. L. Jordan
City Hospital
Akron
Jordans
Atheny
Jordan
Rural Youth Meeting at Athene Grange Hall
Older Rural Youth group to meet Wednesday at 8 30 p m in the Ath ens Grange Hall. The program will feature games and square dancing. All rural youth welcome to attend.
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Athens Grange Hall
Funeral for A. A. Schramm in Marietta Wednesday
Attorney A A Schramm of Marietta died suddenly Sunday evening. He served with the Order of Eastern Star and was past worthy grand patron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio and former Marietta Chapter patron. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at the Lutheran Church in Marietta. Dr Elbert I Good missionary to West Africa will speak at the Presbyterian Church tonight at 8 oclock.
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A. A. Schramm
Marietta
Athens
Ohio
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Schramm
Lutheran
Elbert I. Good
West Africa
Presbyterian Church
Ten Little Indians at Hartman Theater in Columbus
Agatha Christie stage adaptation Ten Little Indians opens at the Hartman Theater Columbus for four nights Sunday September 30 through Wednesday October 3. Performances begin at 8 30 p m with a cast led by Lillian Foster Philip Tonge and others after a New York and Chicago run.
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Agatha Christie
Hartman Theater
Columbus
New York
Chicago
Doctor Ackroyd
Lillian Foster
Philip Tonge
Hunter Gardner
Owen Coll
Catherine Lynn
Richard Barron
Mrs Electa Moore Celebrates 90th Birthday
Mrs Electa Moore of 185 N Lancaster St celebrated her 90th birthday on Thursday September 13. She thanks friends and neighbors who sent greeting cards and joined in the card shower honoring her milestone.
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Electa Moore
N. Lancaster St
Sew-So Sewing Circle Hosts Hostess at Mulberry Street
Mrs. Frank Ayers hosted the Sew-So Sewing Circle at 68 E Mulberry St with thirteen members and a guest, Mrs. Fred Stone. Members voted to set winter meeting time to 7 30. Next meeting will be with Mrs Ray Earnhart on Sept 27 with refreshments served by Mrs Clyde Warren.
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Frank Ayers
E. Mulberry St
Fred Stone
Clyde Warren
Ray Earnhart
Tuesday and Wednesday club meetings announced in local notices
Tuesday activities include Group Two Presbyterian Women's Association meeting at 2 pm with Mrs. W H Radford at 43 Grosvenor Street and West Side PTA at 6 pm for a potluck in the school auditorium. Also Sunset Garden Club meets 7 30 pm at Mechanicsburg School. American Legion Auxiliary 8 pm at Legion Home. Wednesday events list East Side PTA 2 45 pm for a Get Acquainted session. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets at IOOF Hall. and 95 Hobson Study Circle 7 30 pm with Mrs. Fred M McCoy at 85 N Congress St.
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Presbyterian Woman's Association
W. H. Radford
Grosvenor St. Oo
West Side
PTA
Harper C. Pendry
Ova Sunset Garden Club
Mechanicsburg
Ova
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Hobson Study Circle
Fred M McCoy
Congress St
East Side Pta
School
Ooo
Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge Wall
IOOF
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J. Floyd Dixon
Dixon
Humphrey
Gallaher
Stanley's Shoe Store
Sele
South Court St
Moker
Bates
WSCS
Cline
Lydia
Pinkham
Finkham
James H. Wilson
Security Bank Bidg
Aimetican Institute of
COLE
Lergi
Bie
Kerr's
Ruth Nuby
Nat
U.S
Logan
Studebaker
Carte & Studebaker
Bend
Indiana
Marjorie Bowen
W. W. Loveless
Will
Church of Nazarene
the Plains, Ohio
J. N. Lickin
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