City Parks Set for Summer Use and Upgrades
Three city parks will reopen for summer with ongoing development plans. Jaycees built and will finish facilities at the W State St park for slow pitch softball and Little League baseball, plus night games with donated fixtures. Sells Park will offer picnicking hiking camping, while Highland Ave park will gain a playground, jungle gym, swings, see-saws and later parking. A university project explores a natural rustic park with restored shelterhouse restrooms and a pond cleanup.
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Tony Reis
City Recreation Commission
W. State St
Jaycees
Plains Boosters Club
Cees
Highland Ave
Robert Burson
the Plains
East
West
Morrison
Plains and
St. Paul's
Mercury Records High of 81 in Athens Weather
The thermometer reached 81 in Athens on Wednesday afternoon and did not drop below 67 that night. A 10 a.m. reading on Thursday stood at 73, recorded by U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Mercury
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Grocery Damaged by Night Fire at 42 Brown Ave
A Wednesday night fire caused 600 in damage to a grocery store at 42 Brown Ave. Firemen attributed the blaze to defective wiring and an overloaded circuit, which ignited attic rafters and ceiling joists. Contents suffered smoke loss of 200 with building loss 400. Occupant is Harry J. Fry. owner Ross Cox and Ohio University officials will attend a campus press conference.
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Brown Ave
Harry J. Fry
Ross Cox
Ohio Fund Director Names Akron Post for Banks
The Ohio University Fund announces James P. Banks will become director of development for The University of Akron, starting July 1 after finishing current duties at Ohio University. Banks, an Akron resident, has led OU Fund campaigns, and will oversee private gifts and foundation support at Akron reporting to Harold W. Oyster.
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Ohio Fund
Akron Post
James P. Banks
University of Akron
Akron
Norman P. Auburn
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Banks
Ohio University
Athens
United Foundation
Summit County
Goodyear Tire &Rubber Co
Johann
Chery Ann
David
Columbia Ave
Vernon R. Alden
Bankses
Daniel to Present Final Lecture in Faculty Series
Ohio University associate professor Dr. Robert L. Daniel will deliver the fourth faculty lecture of the year on Monday May 2 at 8 p.m. in the Chemistry Building auditorium. His talk is titled Up lifting the Benighted Cultural Change in the Near East.
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Daniel
Robert L. Daniel
Ohio University
Bidg
Near East
Public Records Office
London
England
American Association of University Professors
Aveo Chief John Murphy to Speak at OU Awards Banquet
Aveo Broadcasting Corp president John T. Murphy will address the Alpha Epsilon Rho awards banquet at Ohio University’s Baker Center ballroom. He will present the James D. Shouse Award of 200 dollars to the outstanding broadcasting senior and a matching university award.
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John T. Murphy
Aveo Broadcasting Corp
Alpha Epsilon Rho
Ohio University
Baker Center
National Radio and Television Honorary
Murphy
Avco
James D. Shouse
Appalachia Health Conference Draws 100 Leaders
About 100 people from 21 Ohio Appalachian counties attended a health workshop Thursday at the Ohio University Inn. The event, sponsored by Ohio University IRD and state health departments, featured speakers on mental health facilities, child health services, dental care, nutrition, and services for handicapped children. Attendees included community action directors and county health officials with representatives from the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Appalachia
Ohio
Ohio University Inn
Institute For Regional Development
Ohio University
Division of Maternal and Child Health and
Southeast District Office
State Health Department
Marion S. Wells
Ohio Mental Health Association
Elizabeth R. Aplin
Ohio Crippled Children’s Service
Albert C. Wagner
Ohio State Dental Care
Donald Beatty
Ohio Office of Opportunity
B. J. Allison
Jackson County
Carson L. Patterson
Jackson - Vinton Community Action, Inc
Office of Economic Opportunity
Columbus
Chicago
Maxine Plummer
Community Services
IRD
Train Time Changes Set for Athens as DST Begins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adjusts schedules at midnight to daylight saving time. The westbound National Limited moves from 406 to 337 a.m. The eastbound National Limited changes from 912 to 835 p.m. The Metropolitan remains at 7 p.m westbound and shifts from 1126 a.m. to 1130 a.m. eastbound.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Athens
National Limited
Metropolitan
Albany FFA Delegates Set for Ohio Convention
Delbert Trout and Donnie Cheadle will serve as Albany FFA delegates at the 38th annual Ohio Future Farmers of America Convention in Columbus. Sessions at the Youth Center on the Ohio State Fairgrounds will include business, public speaking contests, and State Farmer degree awards. More than 600 delegates and 1000 guests are expected. Ohio FFA enrollment reportedly exceeds 13,000 as vocational agriculture classes rise.
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Delbert Trout
Donnie Cheadle
Albany Ffa
Ohio Future Farmers of America
Columbus
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Ohio Ffa
FFA
English Teachers To Meet At Jackson
A conference workshop by the English Association of Ohio is set for Saturday at Jackson High School. Secondary English teachers may attend free, focusing on composition linguistics and literature, per local chairman Mrs Opal Burton. Shirley Kay Nott vs Isaac James Nott extreme cruelty custody and support sought. Carrie Bolin vs Cecil Bolin gross neglect restoration of maiden name Carrie Starcher. Lillian Boggess vs Clyde A Boggess wilful absence.
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The
English Association of Ohio
Jackson High School
Opal Burton
Shirley Kay Nott
Isaac James Nott
Carrie Bolin
Cecil Bolin
Carrie Starcher
Lillian Boggess
Clyde A. Boggess
Benjamin G. Dennis
Ruth E. Dennis
Betty L. McManaway
Leonard H. McManaway
Court levies fine on bad check charge
Clara E. Rowan pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing a $15 check with insufficient funds to Kroger Co. She was fined $100 and costs, sentenced to 30 days with $80 suspended, placed on six months probation, and must make the check good. Also noted are case dismissals and a separate vehicle abandonment report and notices of upcoming meetings and filings.
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Clara E. Rowan
Richland Ave
Kroger Co
Doctor Krauss Wins Fulbright Research Grant for German Language Study
Dr. Paul G. Krauss professor of German at Ohio University has received a Fulbright Research Scholar grant to expand his decade long study of Anglo American influence on German. He will inspect newspaper archives in German cities and plans to depart for Germany in early fall. He joined the Ohio faculty in 1936 and has authored three books while serving in professional organizations.
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Paul G. Krauss
Ohio University
Krauss
Germany
Ohio
Athens address and phone line listing
A fragment listing 21 W. Washington St, Athens Ohio with phone number 593 7737.
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W. Washington St
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Reis
Sells Park
Ohio University School of Architecture
North Court St
Student Cabinet
Baker Center Ballroom
Athens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harold W. Oyster
OU Fund
Ohio University Associates
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Cornell University
University of Wisconsin
American Philosophical Society
Baker Fund
U.S
George Tomko
Ohio University Fine Arts
Leonardo da Vinci
Sertoma Club
Aveo
Terry Little
Sheltering Arms Hospital
City Fire Department
Nelsonville
Coats
CRA
William H. Cooper
College Reading Association
Cooper
Jersey City
N. J
Bowling Green University
Gladys Hillsman
Division of Maternal and Child Health
State de
Sterling 5
Speake
International Consumer Credit Association
D. E. Jones
Credit Bureau of Athens
ICCA
Albany
Jackson
David Arthur Allen
Judith Kay Allen
Hocking River
Bird Arena
Eagles
Athens Aerie
Order of Eagles
Jodge
Verlin Knight
Lancaster
Common Pleas Court
Kathryn Mayles
W. Union St
Conrath Bean
Disabled American Veterans
Robert Carsey
Athens Pharmacy
Athens, Ohio
Comfort Center
Sleeth’s
Home-A-Rama
Sleeth’s Home-A-Rama, Inc
Columbus Rd
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