Dr James P Porter 83 Dies in Swarthmore Memorial services set
Dr James P Porter 83 former Ohio University psychologist and longtime editor of the Journal of Applied Psychology died Saturday in Swarthmore Pa at the home of his daughter Mrs P M Dixon Memorial services were held today at the Presbyterian Church in Swarthmore He served as OU professor and department chair from 1922 to 1943 presided over the Midwest Psychological Association in 1942 and the Ohio Academy of Science in 1935 Survivors include another daughter Mrs M Green of Hudson New York and his wife Mrs Porter who died earlier during World War II He came to OU from Clark University Wooster Massachusetts where he held a deanship.
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James P. Porter
Ohio University
P. M. Dixon
Porter
Journal of
Applied Psychology
Midwestern Psychological Association
Ohio Acade
Clark University
Wooster
Mass
Athens
M. Green
Marjorie
Hudson
N. Y
Orter
Warthmore
Presbyterian
Postponed Hearing on Storm Sewer District Four Assessments
Mayor Peter Seel announced a postponement of the equauz board hearing on Storm Sewer District Four assessments. The hearing now set for 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 36, was delayed because one board member could not attend the original Thursday night session.
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Equauz Voard
Peter Seel
McBee Promotions Announce Three Athens Leaders
Three McBee executives in Athens were named to head key departments. Harry M. Begg becomes vice president and production manager at McBee products. Paul Kimes and Orville Weissman are appointed managers in the order department and accounting division. All have long service with the company and strong ties to Ohio University.
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Fromer Services Department
All
Harry M. Begg
Royal McBee
Sompany
Ates
Ohio University
Ager
McBee Products
Smith and
Kimes
Weissman
Wilson Smith
Smith
Ploye
Columbia
Begg
Paul Kimes
University of Cincin
Order
S. Department
Orville Weissman
Kids Day Event Slated Saturday by Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club will sponsor a free movie for about 1000 youngsters on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1:31 p.m. at the Varsity Theater. Thirteen cartoons will be shown and treats handed out. Event is proclaimed by Mayne Peter B. Seel to honor American youth, led by Kiwanian Pat Collins.
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Kiwanis Club
Mayne Peter B. Seel
Varsity Theater Management
Pat Collins
Future Voter Unit Planned in Athens County
A Future Voters League for Athens County youths ages 16 to 21 will be formed Thursday at 6 p.m. at Hotel Berry. Don Campbell, former county representative to the Ohio legislature, will teach government functions and voting procedures. Attendance of all eligible boys and girls invited.
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Voters’ League
Athens County
Hotel Berry
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Ohio
Parker resident fined in Ohio University lot exit incident
Donald K. Oliver of Highland Ave apartments was fined 25 dollars and costs for unsafe operation after trying to back out of an Ohio University lot and damaging three autos. Archie Greer and Robert Blackmore owned two of the hit vehicles. In a separate Monday night case William Blackstone of 79 S. Congress St faced a bond hearing after denying failure to yield. Blackstone’s left turn into opposing traffic injured two women riding with Eugene Roberts near Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Highland Ave
Oliver
Ohio University
Archie Greer
Corwell Rd
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Elmwood Dr
William Blackstone
S. Congress St
Blackstone
Union St
Shafer
Eugene Roberts
Smith St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Zoo Bans Mynah Bird for Cussing at Detroit Zoo
The talking mynah, Blackie, is barred from the Detroit Children's Zoo until it cleans up its language. Trainers hold the bird in a back aviary room to curb its blistering expletives.
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Blackie
Mynah Bird
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Athens County Land Transfers Highlight Local Real Estate Moves
A series of Athens County transfers shows Kathryn Fulton transferring 3 acres in Lodi Township to Myrle Griffin and Carl V. Herbst selling 3.33 acres in Trimble Township to Robert C. Emrich. Other deeds include Emrich selling to Joseph A. Nedermeyer, and multiple in-town parcels in Athens Township. A jail note follows: Elmer Mitchell, 34, Lancaster, jailed after failing to pay a $25 fine plus costs in Municipal Court for intoxication.
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Athens County
Myrle Griffin
Coolville
Lodi
Carl V. Herbst
Montgomery County
Robert C. Emrich
Hollister
Trimbler
Springfield
Joseph A. Nedermeyer
Glouster
Trimble
Clyde L. White, Jr
Pauleta White
Teal
Colville
Dewey Laughlin
Sue T. Harrell
Lancaster
Elmer Mitchell
Harvest Moon Signals Autumn Reach In Athens Area
Frost touched rural areas as fall colors emerged around Athens with lows near 36 in Hamley Run and 43 in the city at 5 am. County Agent Ross Wright notes frost in the vicinity. Weather forecasters expect colder temps while autumn arrives. Bond forfeiture reports: Donald Kasky, 24, forfeited a 30 appearance bond in Municipal Court, charged with intoxication.
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Hamley Run
Ross Wright
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Youngstown
Donald Kasky
Municipal Cport
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