Athens Youths Eye Organizing Junior Chamber
Thirty-one Athens young business and professional men met with Chillicothe Junior Chamber members at Hotel Berry to discuss forming an Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce. Speakers outlined aims such as citizenship training and cooperating with the senior chamber to boost civic and educational life, with a organizing meeting planned for next Wednesday at Hotel Berry.
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Athens
Hotel Berry
Chillicothe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chillicothe
Charles Wright
Jack Fawcett
Charles Evans
Richard Schacine
Hal Breiel
Wyatt Rainey
Lawrence Stitt
Edward Rosser
Chillicothe Jay-Dee
Gordon K. Bush
the Messenger
Dwight Rutherford
Foster Cornwell
Carlos Hatcher
Frank Nolan
Ralph Blake
Art Cornwell
Paul Gillilan
ROTC unit to be organized into three battalions at Ohio Univ
About 380 students enroll in Ohio University's ROTC this year under Col. Thomas F. McNeill. The program forms a regiment of three battalions with 127 in secondary basic, 253 in first year basic, and 50 cadet officers in advanced courses. First and second battalions have three companies each, while the third has one. Cadet colonel is Roger Jones Jr with lieutenant colonel Roger Krukoski as regimental executive. Battalion commanders are Hugh K. Black, Robert Engel, and Fred Frazer.
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Ohio University
Thomas F. McNeill
Roger Jones, Jr
Roger Krukoski
Hugh K. Black
Robert Engel
Fred Frazer
New minister for students at Wesley Foundation Athens
Rev. E. Winston Jones, son of Dr. J. Ira Jones, appointed minister for students at the Wesley Foundation of First Methodist Church in Athens. He and Mrs. Jones arrived, living at Cleo Manor on E State Street. Born in Japan, he studied at Indiana University Garrett Theological Seminary and Northwestern. He previously served as pastor in Amboy, Illinois.
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Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
Athens
E. Winston Jones
J. Ira Jones
Chillicothe
Methodist Church
Guysville Man Held On Charge of Arson
William Bean of Guysville pleaded not guilty to arson. He was released on $1,000 bond after authorities arrested him near his home. The charge will be presented to the grand jury. Assistant state fire marshal W F E Blower said Bean attempted to burn his one story frame house. Sheriff Charles Bayless and Deputy B C Day made the arrest yesterday afternoon.
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William Bean
Guysville
Route 2
T. R. Bennett
W. F E. Blower
Bean
Charles Bayless
B. C. Day
European War Likely to Last Three to Five Years
Dr. W. C. Richardson of Ohio University predicts a prolonged European conflict lasting three to five years or ending in stalemate if Britain wavers in policy toward Germany. He and Mrs. Richardson returned from Britain amid wartime travel difficulties, changing voyage plans from the Europa to a French liner and then the Aquitania.
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Adolf Hitler
W. C. Richardson
Ohio University
Richardson
Europe
England
Europa
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Aquitania
Poland
America
Dr. Richardson
Petitions Approved for Two Local Candidates
Athens County Board of Elections upheld the petitions of Glen M. Hanes for Buchtel mayor and Clarence Croston for Bern Township trustees, declaring them valid after earlier protests. The rulings confirm all 305 independent petitions filed Sept. 1 for city town and village seats.
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Athens County Board of Elections
Glen M. Hanes
Buchtel
Clarence Croston
Bern Township
Croston
Morgan County
Athens County
Ford Cancels Athens Date
Henry Ford has canceled his engagement at the McGuffey dinner in Athens. Professor T N Hoover announced the cancellation after receiving a message from Ford. The event, with other prominent guests, was to be held at Hotel Berry Friday at 6 30 and a campus ceremony Saturday at 9 30. Tickets were on sale at Hotel Berry.
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Henry Ford
McGuffey
T. N. Hoover
Professor Hoover
Mr. Ford
Hotel Berry
Mrs Verne Leroy Enters Old McGuffey Reader Contest
Telegram from Mrs Verne Leroy of East Lansing Michigan asserts she owns a McGuffey Eclectic First Reader from 1838 used by her father James A Palmer of Athens. The 72 page yellow back is in excellent condition and she competes for oldest copy alongside Athens resident Martha Gabriel who owns a Fifth Reader.
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Verne Leroy
Edith Palmer Leroy
East Lansing
Mich
James A. Palmer
Athens
McGuffey
Bob Wilson Chosen Student Council Head
Athens Senior High School selects Bob Wilson as president of the Presidents Club, the student council. James Cox is vice president, Bill Poling treasurer, Sylvia Schuler secretary, with members Frances Alexander Paul Gordon Jack Beasley Roger Wiseman Mary Margaret Graham Rosalie Shafer Ellen Davis Bill Pandry Howard Bobo Betty Henderson Gene Kissner David Nichols Betty Faulkner. Principal O L Wood serves as faculty advisor.
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Athens Senior High School
Bob Wilson
James Cox
Bill Poling
Sylvia Schuler
Frances Alexander
Paul Gordon
Jack Beasley
Roger Wiseman
Mary Margaret Graham
Rosalie Shafer
Ellen Davis
Bill Pandry
Howard Bobo
Betty Henderson
Gene Kissner
David Nichols
Betty Faulkner
O. L. Wood
A Family Medicine Tonic Offered At Discount
An advertisement promotes a general system tonic made from roots and herbs claimed to stimulate appetite aid digestion and ease occasional constipation. Regular price 1.25. Sale price 49 cents. Exclusive at one store.
Demands for Coal Program Grow in Ohio Campaign
An Ohio Coal Foundation meeting is set in Glouster mayor's office Friday at 7 30 PM. Officers say state wide promotion will be considered as demand grows for expanded coal boosting drives. Planned ads and a radio program accompany the campaign, with observations that other states intensify efforts based on Ohio results.
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Ohio Coal Foundation
Glouster
Ohio
Health boards to meet Friday over new commissioner
Members of the Athens County and Athens City Boards of Health will convene Friday afternoon in the Masonic Building health office to appoint a successor to Dr. J. M. Higgins whose resignation takes effect year end. Dr. H. T. Phillips was selected but declined the post.
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Athens County
Athens City
Restraining Order Issued By Judge Rowland
In Common Pleas Court Judge O F Rowland issued a restraining order on the divorce case by Viola Sanders against Lewis W Sanders. The order bars Sanders from removing household goods from their Millfield home after his announcement to dispose of the goods amid a charge of gross neglect.
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Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
Viola Sanders
Lewis W. Sanders
Sanders
Millfield
Ohio University enrolls 3280 for first semester
The registrar announces total enrollment at Ohio University reached 3280, not including Portsmouth and Zanesville branches. Last year’s first semester high was 3114. Defective ears cause waltzing mice to waltz.
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Ohio University
Frank B. Dilley
Portsmouth
Zanesville
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