Appalachia Officials Lead Government Day Program at OU Inn
The Appalachia Regional Council co chairman John W Sweeney discusses the $1 billion development program during Government Day at Ohio University Inn. OU president Vernon Alden delivers the keynote as officials from public and federal agencies speak.
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Appalachia Regional Council
U.S
Walter Moeller
John W. Sweeney
Appalachia Council
Ohio University Inn
Sweeney
Southeastern Ohio Development Council
Institute For Regional Development
Moeller
Ohio University
Albert G. Giles
Appalachia
Earl Hogan
Department of Agriculture
Vernon Alden
Ralph McCormick
Jackson
Jack Brown
OU Professor Speaks at Athens Rotary Club
H. B. Kendall associate professor of chemical engineering at Ohio University addressed the Athens Rotary Club at the Sportsman Grill. He noted a shortage of engineers driving higher pay and said automation increases the need for technical training. Rotary will observe Law Week next Monday with a speaker.
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H. B. Kendall
Ohio University
Athens
Sportsman Grill
Rotary
Kendall
Grove City College
Case
Carl Roberts
Clevelander Albert Weatherhead III Honored by Beta Gamma Sigma
Albert J. Weatherhead III of Cleveland, Weatherhead Co. executive and Weatherhead Foundation trustee, is named an honorary initiate of Ohio University’s Beta Gamma Sigma chapter. Ten Ohio students gain honorary membership and Harry Evarts and Fred Picard are also inducted. The banquet honored Thelma Martin Dillard as the 1965 Horn Senior Prize winner with a 3.93 average. Chauncey-Dover Lions Club to hold annual broom sale Wednesday at the Lions Den.
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Albert J. Weatherhead III
Cleveland
Ohio University
Beta Gamma Sigma
Iun
Weatherhead Co
Weatherhead Foundation
Ohio
Ohio College of Business Administration
Harry F. Evarts
Fred Picard
Horn
Thelma Martin Dillard
Dillard
Inedy Bui Vasaah Mff
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
Lions den
Chauncey Personal Visits and Community Circles Report
Local notes list many guests visiting residents across Chauncey and nearby towns including Philo Elyria Concord Wellston Hoop er Ridge Athens and Mansfield. Athens Jaycees raise about 500 from circus shows for city park equipment. Harry C Morehead drills to 675 feet in Brown Two land per Ohio Oil and Gas Association report.
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Burg Johnston
Florida
Arthur Swart
Philo
Forrest Swart
George
Elyria
Nellie Jordan
Eldon
Joseph Antle
Thornville
Joe Antle
Concord
James Day
Arthur Sapp
Stephanie
Molly
Mary Savage
Fred Wood
Wellston
Cecil Antle
Harlan Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Riley Russell
Billy
Millfield
Vern Haning
Columbus
Bill Freeman
Everett Devoe
Patty
Mansfield
Ruth Freeman
Ralph Barker
Athens
Athens Jaycees
County Fairgrounds
Jaycee
Richard Beagle
W. State St
King Bros. Circus
Old Pulpit Returned For Church Birthday
The Chauncey Church of Christ Disciples marks its 125th anniversary with the 1840 pulpit in service Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. Paul A. Johnson will preach from the original pulpit on the topic Our Inheritance. The pulpit was once used by President James A. Garfield and by Alexander Campbell.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ (Disciples
Paul A. Johnson
James A. Garfield
Disciples of Christ
Alexander Campbell
Christian Church Disciples of Christ celebrates anniversary
The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) marks an anniversary with church displays through September. A homecoming on Sept 19 features Dr. Donald Salmon and Rev. Richard Felton as guest speakers. The historic 1838 church sits north of Chauncey, organized Sept 9, 1840. Anniversary committee members include Andrew Jackson and Guy Brookins among others.
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Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Donald Salmon
United Christian Missionary Society
Indianpolis
Richard Felton
Ohio Society of Christian Churches
Cleveland
Chauncey
Andrew Jackson
Guy Brookins
Floyd Nye
C. J. Tippett
Mr. Johnson
Chauncey Voters Support Three Year No Gas Increase Plan
Chauncey village council passed a amended ordinance by a 32 vote to seek a three year no increase gas rate pact with Columbia Gas. The measure followed a rejected four year proposal and a prior one year plan. The current contract runs to May 10. officials will present the three year idea to company officials for discussion. Street work delays due to weather and an alley blockage protest were tabled for study.
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Chauncey
Columbia Gas
Robert Daugherty
William G. Abdella
Council
John Cottrill
Abdella
Cottrill
Mayor Fines Five Drivers and Forfeits Bonds in Chauncey Court
Chauncey Mayor Charles R. Wadley presided as five drivers were fined for various offenses. Marvin Hunter of Millfield paid 18.80 with 8.80 suspended for intoxication. Richard Wiles and Richard Weber of Zanesville were fined 13.80 each for excessive speed. Dale Dew of Corning received 10 for a traffic light violation. Davie Conkle of Buchtel paid 5 for a defective muffler. Bonds of 10 were forfeited by Carolyn Loveland of Florida for speeding and Russell Hughes of Rushville Route 1 for a U turn.
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Chauncey
Charles R. Wadley
Marvin Hunter
Millfield
Richard Wiles
Richard Weber
Zanesville
Dale Dew
Corning
Davie Conkle
Buchtel
Carolyn Loveland
Florida
Russell Hughes
Rushville
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Athens, O. P. LY
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Union Street
John Gibson Motor City, Inc
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Ida Frost
New Marshfield
Bernard Ward
Robert Barber
Long Bottom
George Taylor
Darrell Clark
Mineral, and Son
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Albany
Laurence Donohue
Harrisonville
Pasil Casey
Margaret Davis
Stewart
David Currie
Athens, and Son
Charles Lowery
Richard M. Phillips
Lynnwood
BYD
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Empire
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