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OS U to Honor E. B. Graham, Father of Five Studentslive Ohio State university students, chlld-en of Mr, Blue avenue are Mary Louise and (left to ri^ht) Charles, JMrs. Ernest B. Graham of 1215 Ernest, Jr. and John.ZonesvHfo Attorney'Dad of Dads'Ernest B Graham, prominent lanesville lawver and father of t\e Ohio State universifv stu* lenis—largest family group ever nrolled in the school at one time -has been chosen as Dad of )ads at the university As such, he will take part in ceremonies at Columbus cm Dad's Day. Saturday. Oct. 29, the day O# the Ohio State-Northwestern football game.A student and administrative ommittee at Ohio State select -d the Zanesville man as Dad f Dads from a file containing ames of parents of more than 2.000 students. Jack Shackle-of Cuyahoga Falls will e as general chairman of the 'dent Dad s Day committee. Mr. Graham has four sons and daughter. They are:Mary Louise. 21. a senior in duration, president of the Alpha hi sorority and chairman of the ounetl of Sorority Presidents, harles W . is. commerce col-■ge freshman, James F, 19. •eshman in law: Ernest B . jr 1. commerce senior, andSideCity to Battle Air Service CutW. C. Matheney, Jail Keeper, DiesTrans World Airline today announced a winter schedule which John will reduce the number of daily i law senior. All four bovs flights here from four to two, ef-re members of Tau Kappa Ep- fective Nov. 1. and the city air-ion fratemitv port commission immediatelyMr. Graham! a 32nd degree mapped plans to ask the airline [ason. a member o? the Eik=.. to reconsider, nd the Zanesville Country club. The frequency of flights is a member of the firm of Gra- being reduced by TWA through-am Graham, Hollingsworth out the entire system, and many Gntt’ieb. ' cities will find their air serviceHe ;s an alumnus of Ohio reduced, although it was empba-sized here that the most popular flights are being retainedDonald C. Logan. TWA station manager, said today that Urree at umu o.«.lt;r —* 'rith exceptionally heavyfcical degree a* Women's summer vacation season over, Itfical college in Philadelphia the airline Is consolidating itsservice and reducing the frequency of flights in order to eliminate those which, during the winter months, would be operating at a loss.He said the schedule makers have taken into consideration the preferences of the largest number of travelers in this area.The two flights which will operate here after Nov. 1 are.Westbound Flight 405, arriving at 12-2 p. m. from Newark Dads at Reading. Harrisburg and Pitts-Zanes- burgh. departing at 12.30 for e mar .T Fred Tavmr. of 630 Columbus Dayton, Fort Wayne. unWee?. re, eivei ;he honor Somh Bend and Chicago, with lr*j~ Mr Tav lor is t're father connections for the west coast Fml Tavior’ former captain Easthound Flight 376. arriving^:;hern university at Ada His wife. Dr. Mary Browr. raham. a Zanesvilie physician, reived her bachelor of science roe at Ohio State and helical degree a* Women's •dical college in Philadelphia On Dad’s Day. lr. Graham tnd his family will be escorted lt;the university from Zanes-■Ile by the state highway pa rol. They will be honored al a uncheon in Pomrrene hall on he campus and will occupy a peciai box in Ohio stadium, there Mr. Graham and ft-hers of football players will ip introduced at half time eremonies.Mr. Graham is the twelfth per n to be named Dad o e university AnothfWalter C Matheney. 53. of 164: Penn street, turnkey at the county jail, died . early this morn- — ing at Bethesda hospital followr- *** ing a heart at- _ tack suffered late last night. —Mr. Matheney. _ who lived at the” jail when on duty .was strick- men while walking along lower Matheney Mam street on his way to the jail from his home. He made his way to the jail and was immediately removed to the hospital.Bom in Malta, he was the son of Daniel and Etta Davis Matheney.He was Appointed to the position At the jail In 19S8 by Sheriff Ed Redman. He succeeded William Morphet. the first regularly employed turnkey in the county’s history. Previous to that trusties at the jail handled the work.Surviving are his widow Rheba: a daughter. Mrs. Carl Gorlev. of 1635 Penn street: two sisters, Grace Nangie of Wheeling avenue, and Mrs. May Hayes of East Fultonham: his mother Mrs. Etta Matheney of Wheeling: two grandchildren and a nephew.Mr. Mathenev was a member
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Tue, Oct 18, 1949
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