Two New Officers Join Army ROTC Staff at OU
Ohio University announces the assignment of two new ROTC officers. Maj. Virgil G. Catlin of Lansing Michigan becomes executive officer and MS IV instructor replacing Maj. Hodgdon. Capt. Lee M. Sherman of Baltimore Maryland becomes intelligence officer adjutant and MS III instructor replacing Capt. Kimman.
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Army
Burton Andrews
Ohio University
Virgil G. Catlin
Artillery
R. F. Hodgdon
Lee M. Sherman
Infantry
John W. Kimman
Catlin
Lansing
Mich
288Th Afa Bn
Fort Chafee
Ark
PMST
Maj
Michigan State University
E. State
Newcomers
Baltimore
Captain Sherman
Sherman
University of Maryland
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Gasco Employee to End 29 Years' Service in Retirement
Albert W. Rab Smith, 46 Columbia Ave., Athens, will retire Oct. 1 after 29 years with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. He joined in 1928 as a pipeline construction worker in Athens at the Southern Production Division Warehouse. Born Sept. 9, 1892 in Malta Township, he served nine months in France during World War I and was wounded in the Argonne. He is active in the American Legion, the Grange, the Masons, and the Athens Church of Christ. He plans to winter in Orlando, Florida.
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Albert W
Rab) Smith
Columbia Ave
Athens
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Smith
Ohio Fuel
Southern Production Division
Morgan County
Malta Township
Stella Walker
McConnelsville
Bennie Jean Kenderdine
Elizabethtown
Martha Zaccar
San Francisco
Donna June Upp
Logan
France
Argonne Forest
American Legion
The
Grange
Masonic Lodge
Athens Church of Christ
Athens County
Orlando
Fla
Hospital Births and Admits Noted in Community Ledger
The notice lists births for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brooks and Mr and Mrs Cecil Haning. It also records admissions including Donald Miller Bess White Henry Ley Steve Dunfee and several residents from Athens Glouster Coalville Millfield Guysville Trimble with accompanying family details.
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Kenneth Brooks
Athens
Cecil Haning
Harrisonville
Donald Miller
Bess White
Henry Ley
Glouster
Steve Dunfee
Coalville
Harrisonville Man Sought Medical Aid After Fainting
Orville Hysell, 28, of Harrisonville, was rushed by the fire department emergency squad to Sheltering Arms Hospital shortly before 6 p.m. Wednesday after he became ill and fainted in front of 42 S Court St. He was treated and released to his family.
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Orville Hysell
Harrisonville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
S. Court St
Markets Cincinnati Livestock Trends
USDA reporting in Cincinnati shows hogs 1700 head, barrows and gilts active, mixed grades 180-240 lb and 170-175 lb priced. Cattle and calves seen steady to moderately active with steers 750-1050 lb at 21.00-22.00. heifers 700-750 lb 19.00-21.00. utilities and canners priced lower. Sheep and feeders steady with spring lambs 75-90 lb 20.00-22.00 and feeder lambs 15.00-16.00.
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Cincinnati
USDA
U.S
Eggs Poultry and Potatoes Prices in Cincinnati Area
Receipts show U S A and B egg grades with current exchanges and no sales. Poultry prices list No 1 quality fryers at 3 to 3 pounds and young turkeys under 26 pounds at 19 to 20 cents per pound. Potatoes run 3.25 to 4.25 per unit.
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Cincinnati
J.C
U.S
Route 33 Relocation Plans Advance in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Highways places Route 33 relocation north of Athens on its priority list and aims to sell the contract by year end 1957. A public hearing is set for October 18 in Athens, with two more required hearings to follow, as plans for bridges and roadbeds move toward completion. Roy Steen will speak for the department, which has faced long-standing controversy over the Chauncey area re routing between Route 50 A and near Route 682.
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Sabina
Ohio
Auction Mart, Inc
U. S. Route 22
Columbus
Cincinnati
Jayvton
Ohio Department of Highways
Athens
Elmer Jones
J. C. Kendle
Jones
Roy Steen
Way
Highway Department
Chauncey
Beaumont
C. Stanley Mechem
William O'Neill
North Y
Lamb and Wool Producers Meet in Athens County
Ohio State University extension agent Ralph Grimshaw attended the Lamb and Wool Producers of Athens County meeting at the Athens Grange Hall. Topics included marketing, feeding, breeding, dogs, disease, parasites, and equipment with focus on breeding, marketing, and feeding. Two new advisory members were elected and the next meeting is set for Oct. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Grimshaw
Ohio State University
Athens County
Athens Grange Hall
Kenneth Ackerman
A. H. Parker
Albany
Dale Scott
New Marshfield
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Capt
Peach Ridge Rd
John W. Kimman, Jr
Gasco
A, W, Smith
Robert L. McPherson
Millfield
Richard Hayes
Guysville
Fawne Cone
Johanna Grieschenbrock
Cleo Vaught
John Downs
Trimble
Cincinnati Livestock
the Bailey.murphy-Darbyshire CO
Wilmington
Locust Street
Chauncey Village
Yup Hona E
ROWE
Belce
Smart Black
James
Goodyear
Cosmopolitan
W. State ST
Stearns and Foster
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