Textbook shortage not serious for Ohio Univ. students
Ohio University faces housing and food strains but not a major textbook shortage. W H Logan said there will be enough books due to advance orders and campus transfers, though some deliveries may lag because of a New York trucking strike and publisher delays. Veterans endure tame lines as paperwork slows sales. photographers report worse supply shortages.
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Ohio University
W. H. Logan
Logan
New York
Ohio U freshman class sets record in 1946 47
Ohio University reports its 1946 47 freshman class as the largest in the 143 year history with 1394 enrollments in the first two days and estimates of about 1600 by weekend. Acting registrar Robert E. Mahnsad states 2871 students registered Wednesday and Thursday including 6702 women, with about 4300 expected to enter Ohio U this fall.
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Ohio University
Remstrar
Robert E. Mahn
Ohio U
John C. Baker
Ohio Art Meeting Plans Unveiled in Columbus
Miss Edna M Way of De University chairs the Ohio Education Association Art conference set for Oct 4 6 in Columbus with speakers Dr Donald Moore Dr John H Furbay and others. Visiting Day Sunday offers public programs. The Ohio Art Department totals about 1000 members led by Dorothy A Jones and Hazel Willis with Mary Leonard on the nominating committee.
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Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Edna M. Way
de University
Ralph Pearson
Nyack
Deshler- Wallich Hotel
Donald Moore
Michigan State Hospital
Ypstant
Pearson
John H Furbay
St. Louis
Air World Education
TWA
Miss
Ohio University
Dorothy A. Jones
Elyria
James W. Grimes
Ohio State University
Aliss Hazel Willis
Ohio Universit
Marys K Leonard
Pomeroy Driver Fined For Passing School Bus
Ro. ER Roush, 23, of Pomeroy, was fined 55 and costs after pleading guilty to passing a school bus discharging passengers on Route 50 west of Athens. Bus driver filed charges with the State Highway Patrol. Rainfall is light after a high of 83 and a low of 49. temps near 64 in the morning.
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Ro. ER Roush
Pomeroy
Franz Woodworth
Roush
Athens
Wam
Many Inquire About New ROTC Courses at Ohio University
Ohio University veterans asked about enrollment in the new ROTC Air Corps and Quartermaster Corps courses. Col Ray Cavenee said veterans need not be juniors or seniors for the advanced course and those in the program receive a subsistence allowance of about $20 monthly, aiding GI Bill benefits.
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Ohio University
Col Ray Cavenee
Branch Talks Scheduled Across Ohio University Branches
President John C Baker will address 838 branch students at opening convocations. Albert C Gubitz will speak at Chillicothe Zanesville and Portsmouth sessions Tue Wed Thu evenings. Largest enrollments: English then chemistry philosophy sociology. Assistant directors meet Gubitz at Athens campus tomorrow.
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John C Baker
Ohio University
Albert C. Gubitz
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Gubitz
Athens
Veterans housing display shows prefabricated Ohio unit
About 140 lumber dealers from Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky tour an FHA approved 28 by 24 foot prefabricated home built for veterans housing. The Athens Flooring Co assembling point ships parts from St Louis and New Jersey. supervision by Guy L Barber. public viewing planned before occupation by veteran Frank Maerker.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Athens Flooring Co
Avon Place
FHA
James G Boden
Athens
St Lews
New Jersey
Guy L. Barber
Boden
Celote. Co
Glenn L Martin Aircraft
Lee Bartholomew
Celotes
London
England
George W Abernathy
Columbus Fha
Charles F. Paul
Fox Bros Mig Co
St Louis
Athens Country Club
Bo Jen
Frank Maerker
Legion Bowling Team Sought By Local Post
Legion commander Oscar Fulton invites K T. Crossen Post 21 members to meet at the bowling alleys tonight at 8 p.m to discuss forming a Legion bowling team or teams for entry into the city league if enough members respond.
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Legion
Oscar Fulton
K T. Crossen Post 21
Two Drivers Fined After Police Arrests
Two motorists were fined in Mayors Court after arraignments on traffic charges. Eugene McHarden of Logan was fined 10 dollars and costs for failing to display a flag and a lead on his truck. Roy Roush of Pomeroy was fined 50 dollars and costs for failing to stop his truck when a school bus discharged passengers.
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Mayors Court
Eugene McHarden
Logan
Roy Roush
Pomeroy
Football Co Captain Speaks at Rally at Athens High
Dick Coury co captain of the Athens High School football team spoke at a pep rally in the school auditorium this morning. The school band played three numbers the school song was sung and cheers were practiced for the game tonight against Grandview.
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Dick Coury
Athens
Grandview
Divorce Suits Filed in Athens Court on Custody Disputes
Nelsonville man Oren Miller filed for divorce from Hardee B. Miller after 13 years apart, alleging wilful absence. He seeks custody of Robert O. 14 and William C. Miller 11. In a separate case Thomas W Betts seeks absolute divorce for Waldeen Rollison from Roy Rollison due to extreme cruelty and neglect after they married July 18 1945 in San Antonio Texas.
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Hns
Nelsonville
Athens Common Pleas Court
Oren Miller
Hardee B. Miller
Columbus
Miller
Robert O
William C Miller
Waldeen Rollison
Thomas W. Betts
Roy Rollison
Rollison
San Antonio
Texas
Judgment Is Obtained Against Local Defendants in Cognovit Note Case
In Athens Common Pleas Court Gordon B Gray and R W Finsterwald obtained judgment against Betty Si and others for a cognovit note amounting to 400 dollars. Note dated October 14 1942. Plaintiffs claim defendants failed to repay. case lists several individuals and addresses.
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Gordon B Gray
R W. Finsterwald
Mon Pleas
Betty Si
Ray Rider
Athens
Sus Stone
William Biggers
Grace Locke
Nelsonv le
Singery
Veda Sinclair
Pomeroy
Raymond E Tucker
Marshbeth Mesutt
Glouster
Shield
Samuel Copper Dies Thursday
Samuel Edward Copper aged 75 died Thursday morning at his home on Morrison Brown Hill. Survived by daughters Mrs Milburn Yates Athens and Mrs Stanley Bolen Athens Route 5, a brother George Copper who lived with him, and a sister Mrs W M Hibbard Athens Route 3. Funeral by Rev Joe B Maffett Sunday 2 pm at Jagers Funeral Home with calling after 5 pm Friday. Burial at The Plains Cemetery.
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Samuel Edward Copper
Hns
Morrison-Brown Hill
Milburn Yates
Athens
Stanley Bolen
George Copper
W. M Hibbard
Joe B Maffett
Jagers Funeral
The
Plains Cemetery
Minor Damages In Thursday Crash
A Thursday crash on Route 216 left minor damage. Clarence G Campbell, 17, of Glouster, pulled off and swung into the path of William C Lafollete, 33, of Columbus, who drove another vehicle. State Highway Patrol reported the incident. Campbell’s father Ellsworth M Campbell was cited to appear before Mayor Oral Daugherty in Nelsonville today on a charge of permitting an unlicensed minor to operate his car.
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Clarence G Campbell
Glouster
William C Lafollete
Columbus
Campbell
Ellsworth M. Campbell
Oral Daugherty
Nelsonville
Rosary Service Tonight for Phillip Ruschel
Rosary services for Philip Ruschel injured in a Hobson railroad accident will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Ewing funeral home. The services are scheduled for Friday with further rites in Hobson.
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Poweroy
Philip Ruschel
Hobson
Ards
Ewing Funeral Home
Tree pruner injured falling from McGuffey Elm on OU campus
Robert Ball, 24, of Parkersburg West Virginia, suffered a possible leg fracture after falling 25 feet from a historic McGuffey Elm on the Ohio University campus while using a rope. He said his strength gave out and he let go. He was treated by first aid providers and taken by ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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McGuffey
Ohio University
Robert Ball
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sheltering Arms Hospital
George W Clark
Paul Serp
Serp
Department of Agriculture
Athens
John Buhla Jr Dies at 51 in Glouster Ohio
John Buhla Jr 51 of Glouster died Thursday at 1 30 pm in White Cross Hospital Columbus from a heart ailment. He leaves wife Marie, two sisters Rose Thompson and Mary Weisel of Columbus, four brothers Joe Frank Andrew Detroit and Roger Dent of Long Beach, Calif. Funeral Sunday 2 30 pm Church of Christ conducted by Rev Daniel Teater. Burial Maplewood. Friends may call at Fairlawn Avenue home after 10 am Saturday.
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Glouster
John Buhla, Jr
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Marie
Rose Thompson
Mary Weisel
Joe
Frank
Andrew
Detroit
Roger Dent
Long Beach
Buhla
John Buhla
Church of Christ
Daniel Teater Burnal
Maplewood Friends
Fairlawn Ave
Mayor Imposes Jail Sentence on Intoxicated Man
Richard Webb of 29 First St Athens was arrested yesterday evening on intoxication charges. He faced a 5 fine and costs and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Mayor Franz Woodworth after his mother reported a butcher knife incident to police. No charges were filed by his mother.
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Richard Webb
First St. Athens
Franz Woodworth
County Milk Subsidies Reported over $150,000
Athens County farmers received $154,597.95 for the Dairy Feed program ending June 30. Irvin Wolfe cites 24,611 800 pounds of milk and 171,155 pounds of butterfat sold. Program began Oct 1, 1943 and ended June 30, 1946 amid OPA changes.
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Athens County
Irvin Wolfe
Agricultural Conservation Committee
County Aaa Committee
Wolfe
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Ohio Univ
Andirons
Athens County Agents Association
Donald K. Barstow
Cameron and van Dyke
Diten
D. G. Houck Reiple & Kempton
R. Murphey and
Lou
Oscar Fulton Co
M. Gill
D. M. Goddard
Oakley and Oakley
Neilsonville, C
VET
Samuel Copper
McGuffey Elm
Marty
Cross Bros
Frank H. Cross
W. Union St
eMeee Ara
Bennett
Ray Harr
Grosvenor St
the Mutual Home & Savings Assn
Washington St
Athens, Ohio
Veterans
West Union Street
Howard C. Nern
Certified Public Accountant
W. Brunson Poling
Nern & Poling
Accountants and Auditors
North Court Street
C. A
Daugherty
Athens Home Telephone CO
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