Five Southeastern Ohio men graduate Naval Academy at Annapolis
Two Zanesville youths and three other southeastern Ohio men join 924 midshipmen to graduate from the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis. Local grads Henry Abele and Donald Porter are commissioned as ensigns. Other area natives include James Jeliník John Amendt and Robert North. Senator Saltonstall urged strong United Nations support as the class prepared for 30 day leaves before first assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Southeastern Ohio
U. S. Naval, Academy
Annapolis
Henry Frederick Abele
Laurel Avenue
Donald Jack Porter
Market Street
Navy
James John Jelinék
Dillonsvale
John Hayward Amendt
Lancaster
Robert Rosser North
Nelsonville
Sen. Saltonstall
Massachusetts
United Nations
Sam
Philo Alumni Banquet Tonight at Philo High School
The Philo High School Alumni Association holds its annual banquet at the Philo school at 6 30 this evening with Howie Chapman and his Ohio University orchestra providing music at 9. Program includes blessing, welcome by Wayne Fitz, response by Jerry Brannon, business reports, a contest, remarks by R E Brown, and group singing by Herman Boetcher with Virgil Boetcher on piano. Don Severle will be master of ceremonies. Officers listed: Don Kreis president Wayne Fite vice president Natalie Eskey secretary Katherine Saunders treasurer and executive committee members Marjorie Trout Verna Dickson Lawrence Eskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo High School
Philogh
Howie Chapman
Ohio University
Dennis Betz
Wayne Fitz
Jerry Brannon
R. E. Brown
Herman Boetcher
Virgil Boetcher
Don Severle
Don Kreis
Wayne Fite Viamesiadent
Natalie Eskey
Katherin Saunders
Lawrence Esky
Marjorie Trout
Verna Dickson
Ex Zanesville Man Is Honored By Miami University
John B. Whitlock of Middletown, former Zanesville resident and Armco Steel plant chief engineer, was elected president of Miami University by the board of trustees in Oxford. He succeeds C. VV. Anderson of Cincinnati. Whitlock, who helped merge plants from Columbus, previously supervised maintenance at the Zanesville Armco plant. The YMCA Camp Moores program will sponsor travel expenses for ten boys and ten girls chosen to attend in 1935, with sessions July 26 to August 15. Camp participants will be sent for a week during those periods, under the Kiwanis Club and Salvation Army sponsorship, with local committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Whitlock
Middletown
Zanesville
Board of
Miami University
Oxford
Whitlock
Armco Steel Corporation
C. VV. Anderson
Cincinnati Insurance
Columbus
Armco
Ymca Camp
William Hathorn
Salvation Army
Whittlinger
E. R. Dirkse
Dave Marshall
Rev
A. Dale Sowers
William Miller
Earl Swingle, Jr
Fa Goelz
Kiwanis Club Sponsors 20 Youth at YMCA Camp
The Kiwanis Club will sponsor 20 young people at YMCA Camp Ellary directed by the camp director. This marks the club’s first year funding campers and follows its past work building cabins and improvements at the site along the Muskingum River six miles north of Cad. Activities include swimming boating archery nature studies Indian lore crafts and vesper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellary
YMCA
Kiwanis Club
Cad
Muskingum River
McConnelsville Youth Named To State FFA
Robert Leeper of McConnelsville was named secretary of the Ohio Future Farmers of America at the 23rd annual convention in Columbus. Dale Ring of Wooster was named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnelsville
Robert Leeper
Oto Association of the Future Farmers of America
Columbus
Dale Ring of Wooster
Whitlock's family ties noted after transfer to Middletown
The report states Whitlock was married and father to a son and daughter when he was transferred to Middletown, highlighting his family situation as part of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows
Whitlock
Middletown
Chas. Thompson Dies In Hospital
Charles Thompson aged 37 of Rt 3 died Friday evening at Bethesda hospital where he had been a patient about a week. He was a farmer. Surviving are his wife Gladys a son Earl and a daughter Betty Fleer all of the home and Colony business. The body was taken to the Hillis funeral home pending arrangements for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Rt. 3
Bethesda Hospital
Gladys
Earl
Betty Fleer
Colonybus
Hillis Funeral Home
Chapter Twenty Four Pandys Secret on the Spiritus Yacht
On the yacht Spiritus tensions rise amid a violent toss and a wounded teen. Randolph hides truth as Carlotta accuses Todd of withholding information while Lisa and Gay sense danger. A late conversation with Randy hints at deeper plots as the crew scrambles to learn who shot Opdyke.
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Lisa
Gay
Carlotta
Larry
Lesa
Todd
Red‘ding
Espert
Randy
Pandolph
Randolph
Bart & Company
Farmers Take To Air In War Against Army Worm Menace
Southeastern Ohio farmers battle a 30 year worst army worm invasion. Millions in damage across seven states prompt aerial and ground actions. Ralph Young reports many of Ohio’s crop-spraying planes joined counterattacks against invading worms and new corn pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Midwest
Ralph Young
Columbus
Morgan
Noble
Tuscarawas
Hey
Young
R. L. Ireland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Cleveland
Suit Seeks 15000 Damages In Assault Case
Paul Dee Snider of South Zanesville files common pleas suit against Carl L. Sidwell of South Zanesville for 15000 damages, alleging he was assaulted and beaten at the Sidwell Brothers quarry on June 24, 1952 while working as a driller. The suit was filed yesterday, with Meyer, Johnson and Kincaid representing Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Paul Dee Snider
South Zanesville
Three Held To The Grand Jury In B&E And Forgery
Three held to Muskingum county grand jury after arraignments in municipal court on charges of breaking and entering and forgery. Voris W. Norman pleaded guilty to burglarizing two revolvers valued at 143 dollars from the Bonifield estate on April 29 with bond set at 500 dollars. Charles William Loving and Mildred May Corder pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hearings. Loving, 39, of 509 Underwood street, charged with forging a 51 dollar check on National Plumbing. bond 600 dollars. Corder, 18, of the same Underwood street address, charged with forging a 61.73 dollar check on the same company. They were arrested Tuesday by Detective James McCord, Police Lt. George Hodgson, and Patrolman Paul Thompson.
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Muskingum County
Voris W. Norman
Muskingum Avenue
Bonifield
Charles William Loving
Underwood Street
National Plumbing Company
Mildred May Corder
Loving
Jerrold Zwelling
James McCord
George Hodgson
Paul Thompson
Pinball Machine Seized From John's Cafe By State Agents
State liquor agents confiscated a pinball machine from John's Cafe located on Underwood and Howard streets. Police said the cafe will be cited to appear before the state board of liquor control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Underwood
Howard Streets
Newton Grange To Meet Monday
The regular meeting of Newton grange will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the East Fultonham school auditorium with Henry Ziegler in charge. Neighbor's Night will be observed and visiting grange will handle the program. All members and friends are invited. Monna J. Walpole of Corning has been cited to appear in municipal court today for failure to yield the right of way after stopping at a stop sign. The charge was filed by the state highway patrol which said she stopped at Blue and Forest avenues but pulled out in front of a patrol car. Howard Mayle of Jackson Street was arrested Friday on a non-support warrant in Morgan county. Billy G. Davis of Seborn Avenue was arrested on an abandonment charge in Noble county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
God
Brown
Todd
Carlotta
Mrs. Macbeth
Tammie
Liv
Hum
Farr
Newton Grange
Fultonham School
Henry Ziegler
WOM
Monna J. Walpole
Corning
State Highway Patrol
Blue and Forest Avenue
Howard Mayle
Jackson Street
Morgan
Billy G. Davis
Seborn Avenue
Noble County
David Weissert
Heat Lingers as Promised Showers Fail
The weatherman forecast scattered showers and cooler air but Friday brought a 90 degree high at the municipal airport. Yesterday's coolest reading was 62. Humidity remained high with bright sunshine in the morning and a cloudy, warm day expected Sunday with a chance of showers tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal
Life Saving Classes At Isabella Swimming
Lake Isabella announces life saving training starting June 25 for members and families. Miss Carol Yinger handles arrangements at the lake by phone between 9 and 11 a.m. The schedule: swimming classes Monday and Wednesday mornings, life saving Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Enrollment ages: swimming over 6, junior life saving over 12, senior life saving over 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Isabella Startling
Carol Yinger
Vacation Bible School Schedule Opens Monday at First Baptist
The south downtown area hosts a daily Vacation Bible School for children from four years old through eighth grade. It runs from next Monday until June 19 with Rev. Howard Rodabaugh supervising at the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Howard Rodebaugh
Named secretary hurt riding bike at campus event
Jum Correll a sophomore at Bowling Green State University was treated at Samaritan hospital for foot injuries after a tricycle accident near 1317 Hiding Green State University street. Granger freshman Gene Deffenbaugh of Putnam Green State university will leave Zanesville June 1 to join army service as lieutenant.
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Jum Correll
Ralph Hummel
Ory Street
Phi Samaritan Hospital
Theta
Wayne
Cornell
Hoge Avenue
Granger
Gene Deffenbaugh
Putnam Green State University
Avenue
Zanesville
Ng Rifies
Lash High School
Russell Granger
Bowling Green State University
Alumni Day At Muskingum Today Features Dinner and Baseball
Muskingum college observes Alumni Day with a trustees meeting at 10:30 A M followed by a noon luncheon in Patton hall dining room. A 2 30 P M baseball game pits Muskingum varsity against alumni. Evening alumni dinners include 1913 at Alban House 6 P M 1918 1928 at Patton hall and 1938 at Muskingum house New Concord. 1933 at Beverly Hills Cambridge. The Conservatory of Music presents Menotti s The Medium at 7 P M in Brown chapel followed by campus illumination. Other alumni groups dine Monday at 12:30 P M in Patton hall.
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Muskingum College
Board of Trustees
Patton Hall
Muskingum Varsity
Alban House
Muskingum House
New Concord
Beverly Hills
Cambridge
At & P. Tm
Conservatory of Music
Menott
Brown Chapel
Muskingum
Local Masons Plan St John Day Observance
Local Masonic Lodges plan a St John the Baptist observance at First Methodist Church Putnam Avenue on Sunday morning June 22. Lodge of Amity No. 5 and La Fayette Lodge No. 79 will join in divine services led by Rev Frederick Brown with a parade from the Masonic Temple to the church by the Zanesville Concert Band under Paul A. Kern. About five hundred are expected. visiting Masons invited. Combs and Hess serve as worshipful masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of
Trnity
Lodge of Amity No. 5
la Fayette
Freemasonry
J. Walter Combs
Amity Lodge
Everett A. Hess
LaFayette
Fourteen 4 H Councilors Attend Camp Ohio Training
Fourteen Muskingum county 4 H club councilors attend a counselor camp at Camp Ohio near Unica for training to support the Muskingum county 4 H program. Attendees include Mary Jane Sellers Rt 2 Anita Jane Fuchs Rt 1 Mary Jean Severle Philo Dolores Swingle Roseville Jean Pletcher Philo Betty McAdam Chandlersville Ted Moody Roseville Gary Appleman Route 1 Wayne Graham Frazersburg Kenneth Wheeler Blue Rock Richard Scott Rt 1 Charles Headley Miss J Vivian Johnston also attend as associate extension agent and home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum County
Camp Ohio
Unica
Mary Jane
Sellers
Anita Jane Fuchs
Mary Jean Severle
Philo
Dolores Swingle
Roseville
Jean
Damage Action Under Study
Judge Robert J. Merry has under advisement a damage action brought by Frank Hoffman of Philo against Ronald Tharp of 826 James street. The suit for 550 dollars arose from an auto accident on the Maysville pike December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Merry
Frank Hoffman
Philo
Ronald Tharp
James Street
Maysville Pike
Marriage License Issued in Guernsey County Court
A marriage license was issued in Guernsey county probate court at Cambridge for James E. Bell aged 17 of New Concord and Elnora R. Lusk aged 17 of Birds Run Route 1.
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Guernsey County
Cambridge
James E. Bell
New Concord
Elnora R. Lusk
Birds Run Rt. 1
Infant Whyde Summoned in Dresden Funeral
Infant Whyde seven weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence F E Wyde of Dresden died at 10 oclock Friday morning just before arriving at Bethesda hospital death due to natural causes Dr Daw Muskingum county coroner said Survived by twin sister Donna Jean parents maternal grandparents Merl Cooper Nashport route 2 and Clarence O Whyde Nashport route 1 great grandmother Mrs Branch Bay Nashport Funeral services 2 30 this afternoon at Baughman funeral home Dresden Rev William B Moore burial in Frazersburg cemetery Body remains at funeral home Vernon Pugh accompanied by neral home is in Minneapolis for Junior Chamber of Commerce national convention delegation of local Jaycees for annual meeting Local members submitted entries winning six major state awards and the trophy as outstanding club in Ohio for national contest recognition by Zanesville Jaycees past youth activities program awarded national level.
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Danny Joe Whyde
Clarence FE. Wyde
Dresden
Bethesda Hospital
5. Daw
Muskingum County
Donna Jean
Merl Cooper
Nashport
Clarente O. Whyde
Branch Bay
Baughman
William B. Moore
Frazersburg
Vernon Pugh
Neral
Minneapolis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Ohio
Zanesville Jaycees
Car Skids On Gravel Injures Driver Near Adamsville Road
Vernon McGrath aged 24 of 1706 Linden avenue sustained lacerations and bruises when his car skidded on gravel two miles north of town on Adamsville road and overturned. He was taken to Good Samaritan hospital for treatment and later discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon McGrath
Linden Avenue
Adamsville Road
Good Samaritan Hospital
Stolen Auto Found In Morgan County
Ezra Robin son of New Conford reported his auto stolen from Market Street Friday afternoon. The vehicle was found abandoned in McConnellville several hours later by the Morgan County sheriff's office, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Robinson
New Conford
Market Street
McConnellville
Inc
Morgan County Sheriff's Office
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Naval Academy
Nancy Carpenter
Line Material Company
Lake Central Airlines
Municipal Airport
New York
East Stroudsburg
Harry Mansfield
Chas. Thompson
Pandy
Tasa
Ginger
Spiritus
Jonas
Opdyke
Robert
Rar
Randéipa
Tega
Brewal & Pap
Isabella
Vacation Bible School
Max E. Wood
Ontario Street
Hiram Seens
Grant Street
Joyce Barrett
Rosecrans High School
Fred Wib Sor
Eaean
Liesth Dichia
William McClellan
Lee
Lee Jewelers
Main St
Frederick Brown
Fiie
Zulandt's
TOS DM
Pugh
Whyde
Morgan County
Mayer
Keslar's
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