Concord concert pianist DeGrey begins three day campus visit
Julian DeGrey, Concord pianist and Bennington College faculty member, starts a three day Muskingum College visit with a chapel program and public concert in Brown Chapel. The program includes Chopin, Bach, Scarlatti, Mozart, Brahms, Beethoven, Debussy, Liszt, and Ravel works. No admission charge. DeGrey tours for the Association of American Colleges arts program.
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WEW
Concord
Julian DeGrey
Muskingum College
DeGray
Bennington College
Bennington
Wil
Brown Chapel
Ondine
Ravel
Ceres
Debussy
Chopin
Liszt
Association of American Colleges
Two Die After Route 40 Crash Near Cambridge
Two people named Dobbins died after a collision on U S route 40 five miles east of Cambridge at 7 p m Sunday. A westbound car driven by Harry Dotson of Columbus struck a hay wagon, killing one horse instantly and injuring a second horse that was ordered killed. Passenger Martha Atkinson of Barnesville suffered minor bruises and shock, while William Shuman of Cambridge Route 4 received facial abrasions. Dotson escaped injury.
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Cambridge
Dobbins
Harry Dotson
Columbus
Ralph Dix
Martha Atkinson
Barnesville
Dotson
William Shuman
Cambridge Route 4
Deputy Davis Discharged In Newcomerstown
Sheriff John McIntosh discharged Deputy Elmer Davis on insubordination charges. The Tuscarawas County sheriff asked County Auditor O Johnson to remove Davis from the pay roll. Davis became deputy in 1942, succeeding King Hiller who resigned to become clerk of courts. Funeral services for Adah Lancaster Riley 86 Nashport will be Tuesday at 2:30 p m at Nashport Irville Methodist Church. She died Sunday after a three month illness born Sept 7 1858 in Plainfield Coshocton County. Surviving four sons two daughters a stepson 11 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Burial in Irville cemetery. The body returned to residence from Baughman Funeral Home. Livestock prices listed for Cornochton area.
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Newcomerstown
Elmer Davis
John McIntosh
Tuscarawas County
O. Johnson
Davis
King Hiller
Nashport
Nashport-Irville
Adah Lancaster Riley
Mnashport
Ruth King
Dresden
Marjorie Grier
Orchard Street
Zanesville
Blanche Wright
Coshocton
George Foltz
Tra Lambert
Irville
Baughman Funeral Home
Teo
Servtom
Marietta College Expands International Relations Club
Marietta College students have reorganized the International Relations club with new members including high school graduates and veterans. The first semester event is a panel discussion titled Are We Winning the Peace featuring Luis Moreira from Cincinnati a former naval aviator. Denzil Prather a former night pilot over Germany. Barbara Biezier from Marietta. and Richard Emerick of Parkersburg outlining UN hopes and world trade issues.
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Marietta
America
Marietta College
Luis Moreira
Puerto Rico
Cincinnati
Moreira
Pacific
Denzil Prather
Germany
Barbara Biezier
United Nations Organization
Richard Emerick
Parkersburg
Canton Man Fined In Two Charges At Newcomerstown Bus Terminal
Calvin C. Pritchard of Canton caused a disturbance at the Newcomerstown bus station when he displayed a gun. In Mayor Barthalow's court he pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and intoxication and to carrying concealed weapons. He paid $5 fine for the first charge and could not furnish $50 for the second, resulting in confinement in jail.
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Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
Calvin C. Pritchard
Canton
Ellis Barthalow
Three Jones Brothers Pay Fines in Newcomerstown Court
In Newcomerstown, three North Salem brothers paid fines after pleading guilty in Mayor Barthalow's court. Kenny and Wilmer Jones confessed to disturbing the peace and intoxication, paying $10 and costs, while John Jones pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and paid $100 plus costs.
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Newcomerstown
North Salem
Ellis Barthalow
Kenny
Wilmer Jones
John Jones
Newcomerstown Names Vernon Lee Assistant Prosecutor
Vernon Lee of Newcomerstown is named to succeed Joseph C. Mitchell as assistant prosecutor in Tuscarawas County. He will assist Arthur B. Cunningham and previously served under Ralph Finley. salary set at $100 a month.
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Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
Atty
Vernon Lee
Arthur B. Cunningham
Lee
Points for Parents by Edith Thomas Wallace
A humorous dialogue about parent child dynamics focusing on lunch making and kitchen chores. A mother scolds a daughter Jamie? Jean? for messy meals while praising her “dainty” sandwiches and good salad skills. The piece reflects parental expectations and children's hidden talents.
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Edith Thomas Wallace
Jean
Local White Shrine Named After Pennsylvania Woman
The Coshocton chapter of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was named the Marie Shrine Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem after Marie J. Knight of Pennsylvania. The ceremony drew 500 plus attendees from Coshocton and surrounding areas. High officers were installed and gifts presented to kickstart the Coshocton chapter. No further meeting until May.
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Coshocton
Marie J. Knight
Pennsylvania
Emil Beatty
Beattysville
Marie Shrine Order of the
Jerusalem
Marie
Baltic News Roundup From Friday To Friday
Friday night the Baltic band played at a Stone Creek concert. Mr and Mrs James Olinger and family moved to West LaFayette. Baltic basketball players held a Dover dinner before sectional games. The bridge club met at Mrs Reno Getz. The Lutheran Ladies Aid quilted at Mrs Charles Deifenbach. Mrs P H Gerber hosted Dick’s first birthday dinner. P H Friend and spouse visited Belfountaine. Quentin Levengood received an honorable discharge and lives in Canal Louisville with his wife. WSCS met at Mrs John Hothem home to discuss Africa. leaders were Mrs C H Zinken and readings by Mrs Willis Burger Mrs Martha Ruegsger and Miss Nora Troyer. Mrs Kenneth Burger became a member. Next meeting at Mrs P H Friend’s.
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Stone Creek
James Olinger
West Lafayette
Dover
Baltic Bridge Club
Reno Getz
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Charles Deifenbach
P. H. Gerber
Robert Gerber
P. H. Friend
Wright
Belfountaine
Quentin Levengood
Canal Louisville
WSCS
Baltic Methodist Church
John Hothem
Africa
C H. Zinken
Willis Burger
Martha Ruegsegger
Nora Troyer
Kenneth Burger
Will Discuss Church Affairs at First Baptist Church
A Wednesday evening 7:30 gathering at the First Baptist church will bring five church groups together to consider the church’s future. The discussion centers on welcoming the boys back and topics titled Christian Stewardship Work Abroad and at Home. About 50 are expected to attend.
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First Baptist Church
World Day of Prayer Observed in Cashocton Church
The World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday in America. The Cashocton service begins at 2 p.m. at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church located at Eighth and Orange streets.
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America
Cashocton
Cashocton St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Eighth and
Orange Streets
Birthday Party Held For Donald J Beall in Cadiz
A birthday party honoring Donald J Beall son of W J Beall of Coshocton was held at his Cadiz home. The event drew guests including Mr and Mrs Leland Beall Columbus Miss Alice Beall Coshocton and Mr and Mrs W J Beall Coshocton. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Burt McConnell Beatrice Halladay 317 North Street Bedford. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Wiley and Janet Ann Brooks Cambridge who attended the White Shrine meeting and visited Mrs Clyde Wolfe East Orchard Street. Willis Lawrence of Newcomerstown was fined ten dollars plus costs in Mayor Bilis Berthalow's court for disorderly conduct and intoxication.
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Donald J. Beall
W. J Breall
Coshocton
Cadiz
Leland Beall
Columbus
Alice Beall
W. J. Beall
Burt McConnell
Beatrice Halladay
North Street
Bedford
L. B. Halladay
Coe Avenue
Charles Wiley
Janet Ann Brooks
Cambridge
Clyde Wolfe
East Orchard Street
Newcomerstown
Willis Lawrence
Bilis Berthalow
Elizabeth Ruby dies after long illness at 90
Mrs Elizabeth Ruby 90 died at 1 a m Sunday at her son James Rubys home in Plainfield after a 14 week illness. Born June 4 1856 near Plainfield she was the daughter of Harmon and Nancy Chess. She married Isaac Ruby on Aug 1 1875. Survived by sons Charles Ruby James Ruby and others all of Plainfield plus 19 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday at Plainfield Methodist Church with Rev P Ozman officiating burial in Plainfield cemetery.
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Macy Elizabeth Ruby
James Ruby Plainfield
Plainfield
Harmon
Nancy Chess
Tsaac Ruby
Charles Ruby
Salesville
Mary Shaffer
Cambridge
Ella Griffeth
Coshoeton
John Ruby
James Ruby
Ed James
Columbus Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle
Report shows hogs active and steady with prices from 14.80 to 14.50 per cwt and lighter weights around 14.08. Cattle feature a load of good nightweight steer calves and mixed feedlot weights, with calves steady at 17 to 14. An overall read of steady to higher trends with sheep and lambs around 12 to 14 per cwt and trucked lambs noted.
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Calvert
Pia
Lamba
District Six Presbyterian Church Meeting Card
Community note lists the District Six Presbyterian Church gathering at Mrs. Carson Baker’s home on Fourth Street at 7:30. Also notes The Catholic Women’s Club dinner at 7 p m hosted by K of Crooma with a covered dish.
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America
District Six
Presbyterian Church
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court Declares Judgments
In a common pleas court action Russell Sharrock versus Larlie Sharrock saw a divorce granted with dismissal in one case and dismissal granted in another. Helen Wright of 213 North Water Street was granted a divorce from John A Wright amid a judgment of 50 dollars for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Thelma Lowe Sparks represented the plaintiff.
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Russell Sharrock
Larlie Sharrock
Common Pleas Court
Helen Wright
North Water Street
John A. Wright
Thelma Lowe Sparks
Porter Sues for Divorce After 1945 Wedding
Robert W Porter of 149 North 15th Street files for divorce in Common Pleas court from Wanda Porter on gross neglect charges. He seeks his personal property and war souvenirs now in her possession. The couple married in September 1945. Wheeler and Ely represent the plaintiff.
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Robert W. Porter
North 15Th Street
Wanda Porter
Common Pleas
Wheeler and
Ely
Name Teacher For Conesville
J F Lautenschlager announces the appointment of Katherine Gault Cooperdale to Conesville schools teaching fourth grade. Gault previously taught English and Latin at Uniontown high school and was a Louisville high school teacher until recently.
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J. F. Lautenschlager
Katherine Gault
Cooperdale
Conesville
Gault
Uniontown High School
Louisville
More Youths Sent To Columbus For Pre Induction Tests
Coshocton county draft boards dispatched groups to Fort Hayes for pre induction physicals and induction. Board No 1 listed ten inductees and three exam volunteers while Board No 2 sent eight for examination and four for induction. Names from Board 2 include West Robinson Hiltner Dawson Groves Ward Urey and Hughes. Inductees reported include Hothem Lowe Foster Gamertesfelder and others from Fresno Roscoe Woodsfield Millersburg and surrounding areas.
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Coshocton County
Fort Hayes
Board No
Edward William West
Charles David Robinson
Newcomerstown
Donald Leroy Hiltner
Tunnel Hill
Harold Christopher Dawson
Coshocton
Bevan Darrell Groves
Warsaw
Owen Eugene Ward
Fresno
Robert Lee Urey
Roscoe
Richard J. Hughes
Robert Junior Hothem
John L. Lowe
Millersburg
Denis C. Foster
Kenneth Eugene Gamertesfelder
Woodsfield
Barkley Advocates Jewish Priority in Palestine
Senate Majority Leader Alben W. Barkley told the United Jewish Appeal conference in Omaha that Jews should have first priority in Palestine. He said Arabs entered the country after progress and prosperity were established and asserted the Jews’ true heritage is in Palestine.
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Omaha
Neb
Senate
Alben. Barkley
Palestine
Barkley
Plain States
United Jewish Appeal
Grange Meeting Set For Thursday Evening
The Tiverton grange will meet Thursday evening with roll call and a housecleaning aid by the women. Men will hear Gross discuss the farmer’s role in 1946, the men's quartet will sing, and Minnie Rahn will present on flower gardens along with a recipes session by Grace Gametts fielder and a contest led by Mary Ridenbaugh.
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Tiverton Grange
Hhe
Gross
Minne Rahn
Grace Gamettsfielder
Mary Ridenbaugh
Royal Commission Report On Soviet Espionage To Be Released
Ottawa reports the Royal commission on Soviet espionage would publish an interim report today. A cabinet minister said it contains startling information and names some of the 13 rounded up since Feb 15 after Prime Minister Mackenzie King disclosed the spy ring. The cabinet awaits the public findings, while the inquiry continues in secret.
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Ottawa
Royal Commission
United Press
W. L. MacKenzie King
King
Mona
Five States Accept Guard Quotas
Washington reports acceptance of National Guard allotments by five states Arkansas Delaware Nevada Tennessee and Wyoming. Some seek more units while others study the plan. Acknowledgements from 26 states have been received and no state has rejected the proposals. May 1 activation potential remains in view.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Arkansas
Delaware
Nevada
Tennessee
Wyoming
Mississippi
New Jersey
West Virginia
Railroads Seek Dismissal of Antitrust Charges
Attorneys for 47 western railroads ask federal court in Lincoln to dismiss indictments charging anti-trust violations. They deny any unlawful agreement to raise western freight rates and contend WPB rate rulings render the prosecutions illegal and barred by the national transportation policy.
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Lincoln, Neb
U. S. District Court
War Production Board
WPB
Congress
Argument Leads To Fatal Shooting in Pennsylvania
Beaver, Pa. police reported that a gambling debt dispute ended in a fatal shooting of Monroe Jackson, 36, of Wellsville, Ohio, in Midland. Walter Williams, 41, of Midland, was taken into custody after allegedly firing the shot and said he acted in self defense.
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Beaver
Monroe Jackson
Wellsville
Midland
Walter Williams
Cardinal group to meet in Rome on TWA flight
ROME with Lemuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago John Cardinal Glennon of St. Louis and Edward Cardinal Mooney of Detroit planned to meet aboard the TWA Star of Lisbon for a home relay briefing. The big plane is scheduled to meet at 11 56 a m EST.
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Rome
Lemuel Cardinal
Stritch
Chicago
John Cardinal Glennon
St. Louis
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
TWA! Constalistion Star
Lisbon
Ouster Statement Delayed On Franco Spain Regime
Washington sources report a delay of one or two days in issuing a joint Anglo American French call for ousting Franco in Spain. British officials seek time for finalization, with cable exchanges delaying the text. The statement will urge Spaniards to remove Franco, join the United Nations, and propose a caretaker government to oversee free elections.
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Washington
Spain
State Department
Paris
London
Franco
United Nations Organization
France
Federal Spending Slash Gaining Support
A bipartisan group of six Democrats and ten Republicans urged cutting federal out worn agencies to balance the 1947 fiscal budget. They warned deficit spending fuels inflation and emphasized 1946 as a decisive year for a clean cut in government spending policy.
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Washington
Three Yanks Want To Wed Austrians
Vienna AP report says Gen Mark W Clark granted permission for three Americans including a WAC to marry Austrians. The WAC Pfe. Ottie Schmakal, 31, of Astoria New York, engaged since 1939 to Vienna doctor Frederick Blach. The announcement comes as part of broader wartime social relaxations in Austria.
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Vienna
Mark W. Clark
U. S
Austria
WAC
Pfe
Ottiie Schmakal
Astoria
N.Y
Frederick Blach
Ohio Veterans Aid Group Organized
An Ohio Association of Veterans Information Centers was formed in Columbus by directors from a dozen Ohio cities. Dr Frank August of Cleveland named director with officers from Columbus Cincinnati Akron Piqua Cleveland and Mansfield. They pressed the Ohio Veterans Program Commission for legislation creating a statewide veterans affairs bureau with a March 16 recommendation deadline.
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Columbus
Veterans’ Agencies
Ohio Association of Veterans Information Centers
Ohio
Veterans Program Commission
Frank August
Cleveland
Veterans Information Center
Kenneth Kline
Columbus V.sc
Henry Ratterman
Cincinnati
Dean Chatlain
Akron
State Commission
Veterans’ Bureau
Coshocton Water Works Fight Remains Unsettled
Homer W. Cheney Sr democracy letter urges Coshocton residents to oppose city council plans to purchase power for well fields. He argues keeping independent water works avoids higher rates, calls for public vote, and praises four councilmen who supported building a local power line. Citizens urged to inspect finances and write council.
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Page Bine
Coshocton
Countl
Safety Service
Patterson
Ohio Power
Ohio
Homer W. Cheney
Citizens Committee
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