Goldwater Jr Addresses Rally At Ohio University
A 1600 student rally at Memorial Auditorium showcased Goldwater Jr and GOP figures as 53 state delegations convened for Mock Republican National Convention activities. Barry Goldwater Jr and others spoke while a 48 car escort accompanied a 15 minute entrance demonstration. The event kicked off convention week with speeches by U.S. Senator John S. Cooper and Rep. Robert Taft among others.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Barry Goldwater Jr
Ohio
Samuel F. Devine
New York
Joseph H. Murphy
University
Goldwaters
Arizona
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Peace Corps Awards Contracts for Training Set Pact
The U. S. Peace Corps announced today the awarding of two contracts totaling 673,756 dollars to Ohio University for training set programs and related services.
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U. S. Peace Corps
Ohio University
Rural Health Council Plans Fall Meeting
The Ohio Rural Health Council set its fall program themed Prevention Through Early Detection for October 20 at Ohio University's Baker Center. Leaders include co chairs Mrs Eldon Dailey Albany and Mrs Harry Henry Sharpsburg representing 12 counties. A separate report notes an Emorys Tavern burglary near Chauncey with losses of a pistol whiskey cash and valuables.
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Ohio Rural Health Council
Ohio University
Baker Center
Eldon Dailey
Albany
Harry Henry
Sharpsburg
Vinton
Pike
Meigs
Licking
Perry
Jackson
Hocking
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Lawrence
Scioto
Albany Cub Pack 50 Awards Highlight Annual Inspection
Albany Cub Scout Pack 50 held at the Methodist Church for annual inspection. Skits were presented and projects displayed. Cubmaster Bob Green awarded Mike Steman gold arrow Henry Trube bear and lion badge Stanley Davis Mark Ervin and Mike Meeks bear badges.
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Albany
Methodist Church
Bob Green
Mike Steman
Henry Trube
Stanley Davis
Mark Ervin
Mike Meeks
Births and admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Glen Hargis a son in Athens and Mr and Mrs Roland Bond a daughter in Frost Route 1. The notes show admissions including Mrs H W Link in Athens and dismissals for several patients from Athens The Plains and Sharpsburg with names listed.
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Glen Hargis
Athens
Roland Bond
Frost
H. W. Link
Greg Hochscheid
Raymond Knitter
Anna Perry
Albany Clean Up Week To Start
Albany clean up week set to run from Sunday through Saturday per Mayor Ivan Tribe. A village truck will collect curbside trash on Thursday and Friday.
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Albany
Ivan Tribe
DeMolay Chapter Installs Ath ens Officers In Ceremony
Thomas Edgar Tuckerman son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Tuckerman 471 Richland Ave will be installed as master councilor of the Athens Chapter Order of DeMolay at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Masonic Temple Tuckerman a junior at Athens High School is a member of the student council Hi Y and Government Club He attends First Presbyterian Church youth fellowship The installing team includes Thomas G Thompson William D Paige Paul McAllister and John F Benning other officers to be installed include Michael T Murphy senior councilor Richard D Pincelli junior councilor James R Sands scribe Wayne L France treasurer Neal W Canter senior deacon Larry E Spaulding junior deacon Thomas E Rose senior steward Jay Bratton junior steward Benjamin L Roberson chaplain Michael W Rose marshal Canter or ator Jim Curl standard bearer Robert H Matters almoner William Cline sentinel James R Sands first preceptor Bruce L Downey second preceptor David K Baker third preceptor Thomas Jividen fourth preceptor John Baker fifth preceptor Charles Randall sixth preceptor Charles Hooper seventh preceptor A tribute to motherhood will be given by McAllister and awards mer i ts will be given to DeMolay members District Gov Clayton L Stein will install an advisory council Masons including Donald K Seward Edgar Tuckerman Thomas Chesser John P Buck Delmar Buffington Wayne Williams Bernard Spaulding Carl J Murphy Jack Simms Clayton Smith Stein Hanson B Martin Glen Atkinson William Roberson and David Hughes Refreshments will be served by DeMolay mothers after the installation open to Masonic members and friends MARRIAGE LICENSE Sidney Owen Burkinshaw 21 New Richmond and Betty Lou Hale 24 New Marshfield teacher
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William D. Paige
Paul McAllister
John F. Benning
Michael T. Murphy
Richard D. Pincelli
James R. Sands
Wayne L. France
Neal W. Canter
Larry E. Spaulding
Thomas E. Rose
Jay Bratton
Benjamin L. Roberson
Michael W. Rose
Canter
Jim Curl
Robert H. Matters
William Cline
Sentinel
Bruce L. Downey
David K. Baker
Thomas Jividen
John Baker
Charles Randall
Charles Hooper
McAllister
de Molay
Clayton L. Stein
Masons
Donald K. Seward
Thomas Chesser
John P. Buck
Delmar Buffington
Wayne Williams
Bernard Spaulding
Carl J. Murphy
Jack Simms
Clayton Smith
Stein
Hanson B. Martin
Glen Atkinson
William Roberson
David Hughes
Street Repair Work Starts On Federal Routes And Main Streets
The city maintenance department began repairing holes on federal routes and main streets with cleaning, hot mix, and rolling. Permanent repairs covered E State St Carpenter Columbus Rd and Lancaster St. Crews worked Congress St Thursday and planned Richland Ave for Friday.
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E. State St
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Columbus Rd
Lancaster St
Congress St
Richland Ave
Pay Raise Urged for Police and Fire Departments
City council finance committee is expected to recommend a pay raise for police and fire departments with possible increases in department manpower. The Junior Chamber of Commerce and mayor's advisory committee back the raises. Mayor Raymond Shepard notes current pay lags behind comparable Ohio cities.
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City Council
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mayor's Advisory Committee
Etaoi Shrdyu
Raymond Shepard
Ohio
Athens Man Fined for Late Dog Tag Purchase
Robert Beatty of Athens Route 1 was fined 10 and costs 18.40 in County Court for failing to file for or purchase a dog tag. He was cited by dog warden Homer Buckley. Ten more people were scheduled to appear Friday on similar charges. Regular dog tag cost is 2 with a 1 penalty after the January deadline.
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Robert Beatty
Homer Buckley
Red Cross collects 148 pints of blood in Athens drive
The Red Cross bloodmobile gathered 148 pints on Thursday during the first day of a two day visit at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Ohio University Army ROTC cadets and Air Force cadets contributed dozens of pints and many volunteers aided in the operation.
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Red Cross
Athens
Paul Wagner
Lola Riggle
James Vik
Kenneth Wolfert
Ohio University Army Rotc
Air Force
Bloodmobile
Church of the Good Shepherd
ROTC
Pershing
Allen A. Baldwin
Ruth E. Matthewson
C. F. Jiiden
Robert Ellis
Richard Huling
William Kirchner
Richard McFarland
Paracleta
Warm Spring Weather Builds in Athens
U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer reports a warm Friday in Athens with a 10 a.m. temperature of 77 degrees, one degree above yesterday's high. The early morning low reached 44 degrees.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
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