Ohio U. Dean's List Recipients Fall 1967 68 Athens Campus
Approximately 12 percent of Ohio University Athens undergraduates earned dean's list honors for the 1967-68 fall quarter. Criteria varied by class with freshmen needing at least a 3.0 or B average first quarter and 3.0 second quarter, upperclassmen a 3.3 average. Names include Jerry Morrison and dozens more from Athens and Athens County students such as Deanna Tripp Tribe, Jacquelyn Crow, Carolyn Bowman, William Gaston, and George Boocher among others.
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Athens
Ohio University
Jerry Morrison
Connie June Enlow
Ellen Diles Jividen
Linda Mae McVey
Beverly Ruth Ogram
Lynnette Sonja Olsen
Gabriel Adeoye Aberuagba
Jeanne M. Billbritten
Kevyn Alan Arthur
Ronald L. Baker
Carol A. Bail
Jan Farhad Barman
Michael D. Bartlett
Philip Henderson Rose
Marcy Keefe Rusterholz
Rebecca Ann Settle
Shirley Shikenjanski
Susan Joan Shukla
Nancy Lynn Simpkins
Sarah Porter Smith
Tracy Wilson Smith
Paul Dabney Snider
Carol A. Strayer
Judy Ann Thalken
Melissa Margaret Thompson
Philip Fosdick Vaughn
Kathleen Wanke
Douglass Arthur Wistendahl
William D. Wooddell
Athens County
Deanna Tripp Tribe
Albany
Joy Ann Dishong
Amesville
Jacquelyn Crow
Carbondale
Carolyn Sue Bowman
Chauncey
William Arthur Gaston
Glouster
William Joseph Culp
Jacksonville
Phillis Ann Mingus
Philip Neal Godenschwager
Lucretia
Jo Hall
Richard P. Shearer
Nelsonville
Karen Lynn Saylor
New Marshfield
George Paul Boocher
John Dennis Cunningham
Sharon L. Poston
the Plains
Record of Extension Services Report 1967 Athens County
The 50th annual extension report details educational assistance to community leaders homemakers farmers 4-H members and residents. Agents Ackerman Parrish Blazier Harner chaired by Bean conducted 336 meetings 4137 person-to-person assists 134 public service programs 256 newspaper articles 14623 circular letters 4678 publications and 411 demonstrations tours.
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Athens County Cooperative Extension Service
Kenneth FE. Ackerman
Olive W. Parrish
Bernadine Blazier
Maxine Harner
Lawrence Bean
Athens
Agent For Agriculture
Agent For Home Economics
Athens County Planning Commission
Chauncey
Coolville
Personal Tax Forms Filing Due in Athens County
J W Whaley Athens County auditor announced 1968 personal property tax returns will begin Monday. About 2,700 taxpayers who filed in 1967 have been mailed forms. State law requires filing by individuals partnerships associations and corporations. Whaley urged taxpayers to use their provided forms and complete as much as possible as auditor assistance will be limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Whaley
Athens Couty
Whaley
Break-in Investigated At Athens Country Club
Athens County sheriff deputies investigated a breaking and entering at the Athens Country Club reported by an unidentified caller at 9 45 a m Wednesday. Deputies at the club said items were missing but offered few additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Lavelle Opposes County Registration Policy Debate At Board
Lavelle led opposition to county wide voter registration arguing it is a necessary evil as rapid population shifts in rural areas strain the board of elections. He warned registration would lower turnout and that the measure lacks legislative support. The board discussed petitions, poll book contracts, and student voting requests while preparing for candidate petitions and further action before month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Lavelle
Gallia County
Ohio
Brown
Young
Ray Bobo
Elections Office
Ruth Stratton
Fred Proctor and Co
Columbus Blank Book
Johnson and Watson Co
Ohio University
Secretary of State
Athens County
Alarms Keep Men Alerted During Night
Coolville firefighters battled three fires Tuesday night. At 5:15 p.m. a Hart home on Vanderhoof Road was destroyed. At 8:55 p.m. a Main Street vehicle near the Coolville school owned by Hayward Knopp of Belpre was damaged. An ambulance was sent to Parkersburg hospital for a Coolville resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Vanderhoof Road
Edsel Hart
Main Street
Coolville School
Hayward Knopp
Belpre
John Coen
Parkersburg
Reward Offered For 37,000 Pounds Chicken Stolen
Hennis Freight Lines offers a $1,000 reward for the return of 37,000 pounds of diced chicken stolen from a refrigerated truck at a freight terminal in Asheville. Winston-Salem report notes the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
Asheville
Hennis Freight Lines
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Frank Paul Bordonaro
Mary Ellen Bosworth
David Alan Chandler
Priscilla Glennon Colby
William Richard Cooper
Larry F. Corder
Linda Lou Dorr
Dick D. Duncan
Paula Michele Dunlap
James Blakely Eblin
Christine Ann Falkner
Brenda Kilpatrick Fry
Fonda
Christine Fry
Marsha Dawn Fugate
David L. Gillespie
Mary Virginia Harner
Julanne Reid Harris
Nora Elian Hemley
John Philip Higner
M. Kathleen Hosler
Joyce Lynn Jones
Leonard Kobyljanec
Lana Sue Landis
Harold W. Lavy
Carl Alan Legg
Steven Modell
Marilyn Sue Moffet
R. Joseph Mulligan
Sharon Vicki Neal
John H. Newcomb
Lot C. Cloke
Dennis R. Ownby
Jack Arthur Cornell
James Arvin Parish
Jane Ann Patterson
Penelope Ann Reighart
Barbara Dunn Ris
Rip van Winkle
Doan
Red Cares
Heer Printing Co
Columbus
Heer
Sylvania
Immit
BAYER
Brach's
Jhershey's
Nestle’s
Milky Way
M&m
Musketeers
ARS
Prue
Vas
Vay
America
Ben Gay
Superx
Superx Drugs
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