AHS Geology Students to Hear Columbia Gas Leader
Ernest E. Roth vice president of Columbia Gas System Service Corp will address geology students and faculty in Ellis Hall Room 4 at 3 10 p m He is chief geologist for the company and a Pittsburgh petroleum geology graduate with 35 years in the field The talk will be followed by geology feature films and storage of natural gas speakers include Myron T Sturgeon department chair The public is invited.
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Ernest E. Roth
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Ellis Hall
Roth
University of Pittsburgh
Columbia
West Virginia
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
The
American Petroleum Institute
Myron T. Sturgeon
Department of Geography and Geology
Career Day At Athens High Labeled A Success
Two keynote speakers Dr E T Hellebrandt of Ohio University and Zone F E Barnes of Ohio Bell challenged Athens High School students to adapt to a changing world. More than 700 participants from over 40 vocations offered job insights during the daylong Career Day with OU Center Ballroom luncheon.
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Athens High School
E.T. Hellebrandt
Ohio University
Zone FE. Barnes
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Dr. Hellebrandt
Hellebrandt
Athens Kiwanis Club
Don Thomann
George Hill
Hill
Athens
Allene Bane
AHS
Marjorie Ridenour
Karen Davis
Joan Lowry
Delores MelIntorf
Mary Ellen Huffman
Ivan Gardner
Messenger News
Don Moore
Tom Baldwin
Student Council
Zane Barnes
Harper C. Pendry
Board of Trade
Bill Wagner
Mrs Jessie Townsend Assumes Ownership and Management
Mrs Jessie Townsend announces she has assumed ownership and management of a business venture. She will oversee daily operations, strategy, and staff, signaling a new era for the enterprise.
Athens Wine and Beer Store Ad
Athens wine and beer store lists address at 20 West Union and phone number 3140 for orders and inquiries.
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Athens Wine & Beer Store
W. Union
Sueltering Arms Hospital Notes Seen
Medical facility entries list a series of patients and relatives by name and residence in Athens Mineral Chauncey and Chauncey area. Dismissed cases include Mrs Richard Byron and Ted Coen among others with addresses on Athens routes.
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Linda Mace
Mineral
B. Chapman
Athens
Andrew Jackson
Chauncey
Gary Bigley
Richard Byron
Ted Coen
State Dept Mental Hygiene wins money suit against Ray Gaston
Rules for Plaintiff Common Pleas Court has ruled for the plaintiff in the money suit filed by the State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction against Ray Gaston, Athens Route 3, for 550.80 dollars plus interest.
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Common Pleas Court
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Ray Gaston
Athens
UNC Psychology Chief Dr Adkins to Speak at OU Event
Dr Dorothy C Adkins chair of UNC psychology will guest speak Thursday at Ohio University Chemistry Auditorium at 7 pm on Some Aspects of Measurement in Education The talk is open to the public A tea for faculty and students follows at 4 pm in the OU Center faculty lounge Adkins held prior posts on APA secretary board of examiners at U Chicago and Social Security Board and Civil Service unit chief She joined UNC in 1948 becoming chair in 1950
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Dorothy C. Adkins
University of North Carolina
Ohio University
James R. Patrick
Chemistry
OU Center
American Psychological Association
Adkins
Ohio State University
University of Chicago
Social Security Board
U. S. Civil Service Commission
U. of N. C
Harry Bobo Dies at 75 in Athens County
Harry E. Bobo of Greenfield and former Athens County resident died of a heart attack Tuesday evening at his home. He was 75, born near Guysville, lived there until the early 1930s when he moved to Greenfield. Survived by his wife Florence James Bobo and foster daughter Shirley Bragg. Arrangements for Athens services are being planned by Jagers and Sons Funeral Home.
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Harry E. Bobo
Greenfield
Athens County
Mr. Bobo
Guysville
Florence James Bobo
Shirley Bragg
Athens
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Gross Neglect Cited in Divorce Petition
Grace Bateman files for divorce from Leonard Bateman in Common Pleas Court citing gross neglect. They married in Lawrence Indiana on November 17, 1954. She requests restoration of her former name Shaffer.
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Grace Bateman
Common Pleas Court
Leonard Bateman
Lawrence
Ind
Shaffer
Fair Weather Returns to City in Rebound from Rain
Athens residents woke to a warm trend as U S Observer C L Colmer reports a rise to 56 degrees at 11 am from sub freezing. The Hocking River crested at 11.8 feet then fell to 10.2 feet while Rural Hamley Run logged 26 degrees after 52 and 25 degree extremes yesterday.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking
Colmer
Hamley Run
Edward Bolin Dies Tuesday in Athens Area
Edward W. Bolin 75 of 167 Mill Street died Tuesday night at Sheltering Arms Hospital. A former Alexander Township farmer he moved to Athens about five years ago. Survived by second wife Alice and five sons John Pomeroy Cecil Shade Pearl Athens Route 5 Lowell and Robert both of Athens. five daughters Janice Munn Albany Lola Featherstone Stewart Ethel Cass Cincinnati Lucille Davidson Columbus and Mildred Jesse Zanesville. 36 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. First wife Lizzie King and three sons Harry Ralph Lewis preceded him. Friends may call at Jagers and Sons funeral home with services at 1 pm Friday. Burial at Clarks Chapel.
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Edward W. Bolin
Mill St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Alexander Township
Bolin
Athens
Alice
John
Pomeroy
Cecil
Shade
Pearl
Lowell
Robert
Janice Munn
Albany
Lola Featherstone
Stewart
Ethel Cass
Cincinnati
Lucille Davidson
Columbus
Mildred Jesse
Mr. Bolin
Lizzie King
Harry
Ralph
Lewis
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Clarks Chapel
City awards high level reservoir contract in Athens
The city selected Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. to build the 100 000 gallon high level reservoir off Peach Ridge Road for 28 615 dollars, the lowest bid among three. Harold M Bright Co of Columbus submitted the foundation bid at 21 395 80 dollars. Completion is 235 days after start.
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Athens
Chicago Bridge and Iron Co
Burgess and Niple Engineers
Harold M. Bright Co
Columbus
Bright
Peach Ridge Rd
Bright Co
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co
W. E. Caldwell Co
Louisville
Highland Ave
Peach Ridge
City
William Hummel 43 Ex-Resident Dies in Heart Attack
William Edward Hummel 43, formerly of Athens and resident of Coshocton Route 1, died early today of a heart attack. He owned Willis Creek Boat House and is survived by his wife Stella 40 and four children James 15 Pat 12 Steve 9 Carol 8, two brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements are being made in Dover.
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William Edward Hummel
Coshocton
Athens
Hummel
Willis Creek
Stella
Emery Carsey
James
Pat
Steve
Carol
Dover
Insurance agent Houck to attend Ohio mutualists convention
Orland G. Houck of the Houck and Van Dyke Insurance Agency will attend the Ohio Association of Mutual Insurance Agents annual convention in Columbus April 11 12. Houck a past president of the association, will join Gov. C William ONeill and state superintendent Arthur J. Vorys who are scheduled to address the event.
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Orland G. Houck
Houck ,& van Dyke Insurance Agency
Ohio Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Columbus
Houck
C. William O'Neill
Arthur J. Vorys
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Columbia Gas
Thomann
Barnes
Mrs. Jessie Townsend
Seth Bes Deame
Beast
the Security Bank
Court Street
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sueltering Arms Hospital
Richard Statten
Earl Radcliff
John Young
Donald Bennett
Debra Peck
Harry Bobo
Edward Bolin
Service Safety
Franz Woodworth
Floyd Brookins
Brookins
William Hummel
Bill Roscoe
West Fairgrounds
W. Union St
Elberfeld
Logan
Westinghouse
Mrs
Ray Wilson
Dean Ave
Lancaster, Ohio
Mrs. Ray Wilson
New York, N. Y
Westinghouse Laundromat Owners
Delmar Klontz
W. Chestnut
Lancaster, O
Paul Starner
Lancaster
Carl Parrish
Main St
John Nihiser
Woren
Trew
Laundromat
Athens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Oryer
Fiberfeld
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