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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1968

Page

2

Vance Packard to speak at Ohio University Career Symposium

Noted social critic Vance Packard will speak on April 15 at 8 p.m. in the Baker Center ballroom as part of Ohio University's Career Symposium week April 15 20. Alumni and in residence guests with ties to Royal Typewriter Battelle Memorial Institute Measurements Instruments Oberlin Tribune and other groups will join dialogues with students.

Ohio University Vance Packard Baker Center Packard Pennsylvania Columbia University Mondy Edward Belsho Royal Typewriter Division Litton Industries John Kircher Battelle Memorial Institute Joseph Marshalka Measurements Instruments Inc Don Pease Oberlin Tribune William Sammons Chillicothe James Mancino City of Cleveland Jack G. Ellis Belsho Irvine Hall Gircher Grosvenor Marsalka Irvine Pease Sargent Sammons Parks Mancino Royal Litton Royal Group Virginia Coleman Athens Fort Lee N. J

SEONA Annual Session Opens Journalism Week in Athens

The Southeastern Ohio Newspaper Association meets in Athens with Ohio University Journalism Week activities. Roger Tatarian of UPI will speak at a 7 p.m. dinner in the University Club Baker Center, as SEONA holds its 3 p.m. business session in Copeland Hall Room 21. Several lectures follow through Thursday including Turner Catledge and Richard Clurman.

Southeastern Ohio Newspaper Association Athens Ohio University Journalism Week Roger Tatarian United Press International University Club Baker Center Association Copeland Hall Hobart Wilson Jr Gallipolis Daily Tribune SEONA ABA Free Press Sigma Delta Chi Theta Sigma Phi Tom C. Douglas Deena Mirow Ralph Izard Peter K. Pringle SDX Tatarian UPI John Wilhelm School of Journalism Ohio Turner Catledge The New York Times Memorial Auditorium Richard Clurman Time-Life News Service Kate Lloyd Vogue Magazine Bentley Hall James Fain Dayton Daily News Ohio University Inn Edward Barrett Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism the Inn

County Courthouse Renovation Bid Proposed by Local Firm

General Masonry Contractors Inc of Marion has approached Athens County Commissioners with a bid proposal for renovating the Athens County courthouse. President P William Kunkle expects to submit an estimate around 40000 for sandblasting painting roof repair sandstone step filling and masonry work while no funds are available yet. If undertaken the project would be planned in phases or as a lump sum with open bidding for any repair work. The Athens city hall renovation by the same firm is proceeding with exterior sandblasting roof work repainting brick tower work and window replacements ongoing.

General Masonry Contractors Inc Marion Athens City Hall Athens County Commissioners Athens County Charles Robinette P. William Kunkle General Masonry Contractors Kunkle

Federal Hocking Pupil Local SAR Winner

Kim Smith of Federal Hocking High School won the right to compete in the 22nd annual Dallas G. High Historical Speaking Contest at a Kiwanis Club dinner. He will travel to Cincinnati for the Sons of the American Revolution event on April 27, competing against David Smith and Randy Weiss.

Kim Smith Dallas G

Squad Aids Pupil Hurt In Gym Class

The Athens High School gym was the scene at 1 21 p m Monday when 16 year old Miss Bessie George of 44 Mound Street was injured while tumbling. Fire department emergency squad placed her on a backboard and transported her to Sheltering Arms Hospital with possible back and chest injuries.

Fire Department Athens High School Bessie George Mound St Miss George Sheltering Arms Hospital

W V a PSC Sets Hearings On B O Trains In West Virginia

The West Virginia Public Service Commission schedules hearings in Parkersburg and Clarksburg on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad requests to reschedule passenger trains 32 and 8 and to discontinue sleeping cars on trains 31 and 32 between Parkersburg and Washington. Hearings are set for May 6 and May 7, continuing a March 28 session, with no party barred from presenting evidence.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Public Service Commission Parkersburg Clarksburg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co PSC Washington, D. C The National Limited Cincinnati Washington Roe Columbus Public Utilities Commission of Ohio

Street Sign Change Over Uses Way

Dwight Robinson safety service director says the project replacing Tombstone type markers with aluminum reflectors is 80 percent complete. Downtown is done and the East End near completion. Crews remove old concrete markers as they install baked on numeral aluminum signs. Work is split into sections to avoid missed intersections and should finish soon.

Dwight Robinson Safety Service Robinson

Nelsonville Sunrise Services At First Baptist Church

Nelsonville hosts sunrise services Sunday at 7 a.m. at First Baptist Church Adams and Canal Streets. A breakfast follows the service. A second service begins at 11 p.m.

Nelsonville First Baptist Church Adams and Canal Streets

Moving Expense Statement Corrected in Urban Renewal Notice

A list of names in a moving expense statement is provided, including Gordon Losey, James McGrath, Freda Mitchell, Sandra Johnson, Pauline Tucker, Randall Cronin, James Keeler, Harry Pollock, Dianna Wolfe, Marie Munn, Roy Flanagan, Robert Dupler, Nora Binderbasin, Maxine Baringer, John Wheatcraft, Eunice Kurtz, Thomas Quest, Marie Pickett, Ben Cook, Donald Lanning, and Daisy Fleming. An article in the Sunday Messenger clarifies that moving expense funds are part of the urban renewal project, not city funds, according to urban renewal director Gloria Snider.

Freda _ Mitchell Shawnee Sandra Johnson Nelsonville Pauline Tucker New Lexington Randall Cronin Rockbridge Thomas Quest Sunday Messenger South Grees Gloria Snider

Congressman Miller Plans Easter District Visits

U S 10th District Rep Clarence E Miller lays out a busy Easter recess schedule with open door sessions in Meigs County Pomeroy from 10 to noon and in Nelsonville City Hall 3 to 5 p.m. He will address Rio Grande College in Gallia County at 9 45 a.m. and visit the Manpower Training Center in Jackson. He ends April 17 with sessions in Logan Post Office civil service room and a Wolf Creek Conservancy District meeting in McConnelsville.

U.S Clarence E. Miller Congress Athens Meigs Gallia Hocking Morgan Counties Miller Meigs County Pomeroy Rio Grande College Gallia County Jackson Council Nelsonville Hocking County Civil Service Room Logan Post Office Wolf Creek

Rotarians Hear Analysis Of Dollar At Athens Meeting

Fred Picard analyzed gold and the dollar at the Athens Rotary Club meeting held at The Ohio University Inn. He called the dollar the anchor of world monetary affairs and warned that any change in its value shifts the global financial picture. Anse Cates and visiting Rotarian Gene Acocks were introduced, with next week’s program set to feature Cooper Tire Co. innovations.

Fred Picard Athens Ohio University Inn Picard World Monetary Affairs Anse Cates Logans Gene Acocks Willard Cooper Tire Co

Driver Takes Dip In Swamp After Route 56 Crash

Carbondale man Lee H. Young, 49, escaped his sinking car by wading into a swamp off Route 56 near Hocking after losing control Monday. A second collision report states Carla J. Will, 21, of Pomeroy struck a deer on Route 7 near the Athens Meigs line at 9:44 p.m.. she could not avoid the animal and remained at the scene.

Carbondale Hocking Lee H. Young Carla J. Will Pomeroy Athens-Meigs County

Nelsonville Meetings Schedule At Local Churches

The Nelsonville Home Extension Group meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Glen Tharp on Poplar Street. Circle One WSCS of First Methodist meets tonight at 7:30 with Mrs. Orlanda Howson on Poplar Street. Golden Rule Class meets Wednesday at 7:30 in the church social rooms. Hostesses are Miss Bernice Cragg and Mrs. Marie Weiss. Program leaders are Mrs. Adelbert Patton and Mrs. Joanna Evans. Mrs. Carl Knowlton has the devotions.

Nelsonville Glen Tharp Poplar Street Circle One First Methodist Church WSCS Orlando Howson James Weaver Bernice Cragg Marie Weiss

Cause Of Bridge Collapse Determinable Says Thayer

Louis M. Thayer testified before a legislative subcommittee that a special federal team is 99 percent confident it can determine the Silver Bridge collapse cause. He listed five plausible failure modes including eyebar fatigue and a missing 18 inch pin. the probe follows a December tragedy that killed at least 46. After the hearing West Virginia House Minority Leader Brereton C. Jones resigned, accusing Democrats of political manipulation. Thayer indicated the final report would cover causation and avoidability. A May 7 public hearing in Charleston will present eyewitness and expert testimony.

Charleston W. Va Louis M. Thayer Coast Guard Silver Bridge Point Pleasant Thayer Ohio House Brereton C. Jones R-Mason Jones Newsmen The Legisla West Virginia

Birth Report From Hocking Valley Hospital

Mr and Mrs James Newton of Logan welcomed a daughter. Admitted patients include Mrs Donald Bowersock of Logan and Mrs John McGrath of Hemlock among others. The Athens City County Health Department canceled Friday April 2 immunizations due to a crippled children’s clinic schedule.

James Newton Logan Donald Bowersock John McGrath Hemlock Harry Pollock Haydenville Edna Vorhees Laurelville Albert Ingmire Union Furnace Athens City-County

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