Ford VP Iacocca to Speak at Athens Dinner
Lee A. Iacocca vice president of Ford Motor Co and general manager of Ford Division will keynote a dinner meeting in the Baker Center Athens Ohio on January 23 at 6 15 p m The event is hosted by Ohio University chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management with area business leaders and industrialists in attendance The speech title is Manpower and Mindpower in a growth industry.
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Ford
Athens
Ohio University
The
Society For Advancement of Management
Area Businessmen and
Ohio River Valley Industrial
Ists
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Ford Division
Iacocca
Baker Center
Ministers Gather for Union District Meeting and Ford Executive
District Ministers from the Chillicothe Methodist Church met at Union Church with host pastor James F. Early of New Marsh field. Ford executive Tacocca, a two degree engineer, rose from sales trainee in 1946 to vice president by age 36 and helped shape the compact car. A dinner meeting and address were announced with tickets available until Monday. Marion Kasler of Noblesville pleaded guilty to non support. bond set at 500 dollars and bound over to the grand jury.
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Chillicothe
Methodist Church
Union Church
James F. Early
New Marshfield
Tacocca
Ford
Marion Kasler
Nelsonville
Beulah Kasler
Kasler
Mercury Reaches 40 Degrees in Ath ens
Fair and somewhat warm weather moves into Ath ens as U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reports a high of 40 degrees on Wednesday. An early low of 15 climbs to 21 by 10 a.m.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Parker Named Assistant to City Foreman in New Hire
A. B. Parker, once a local tire shop owner, is appointed assistant to the city’s general foreman per Milton Nuzum service safety director. Parker, now a city laborer for about a month, earns 1.85 dollars hourly and succeeds Dwight Robinson, who becomes deputy registrar for the Bureau of Motor Vehicle. Robinson, a Republican, works with F. B. Young, a Democrat soon departing his post.
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A. B. Parker
Milton Nuzum
Parker
Dwight Robinson
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
Robinson
F. B. Young
Serviceman Knox listed in Wertheim Germany unit
Sgt. Donald W. Knox Sr., son of Mrs. Donna Knox of 208 W. Washington St., serves in Wertheim Germany with an air defense artillery brigade. A 1956 Athens High School graduate, he spent two years in the Ohio National Guard before Army service. With him are his wife Joan Holtz of Ocean City New Jersey and their two sons Donald Jr. and Dewayne.
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Donald W. Knox
Donna Knox
Washington St
Wertheim
Germany
Athens High School
Ohio National Guard
Army
Joan Mary Holtz
Ocean City
N. J
Donald, Jr
Dewayne
Barton Holl to Be Jaycees Speaker at Bosses' Night
Barton A. Holl will speak at a 7:30 p m January 24 dinner at the Sportsman Grill during Jaycee Week Bosses Night. Holl is Logan Clay Products president and Farmers and Merchants Bank chair, with Ohio Chamber of Commerce leadership and civic roles noted. State Jaycee Week runs January 20–26 marking 43 years since 1915.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
J. Roger Swart
Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce
Barton A. Holl
Logan
Sportsman Grill
Holl
State Chamber
Logan Clay Products Co
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Swart
Boy Objects To City's Dog Law
A letter from an eight year old resident opposes the dog ordinance aimed at confining dogs year round. He claims connections with the governor and argues that kids cause more harm than dogs. The measure has passed two readings and will appear on the Monday council agenda.
J. W. Riffle Dies At 93 In Mason County
Jacob William Riffle 93 of 2312 Jefferson Blvd died Wednesday at home of Mr and Mrs Arnett Roush Bellemeade He was a retired farmer and lifelong Mason County resident Survived by sister in law Minnie Riffle Point Pleasant and several nieces and nephews Burial in Suncrest Cemetery Funeral services Saturday at 2 p m at Bellemeade EUB Church with Rev Jack C Higgins officiating Body lies in state 1 2 p m at the church Viewing Friday after 3 p m at Foglesong Funeral Home Mason
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Point Pleasant
Jacob William Riffle
Jefferson Blvd
Bellemeade Eub Church
Jack C. Higgins
Riffle
Arnett Roush
Bellemeade
Richard
Jane Riffle
Mason County
Bethel UB Church
Minnie Riffle
Foglesong Funeral
Mason
Suncrest Cemetery
Ohio University scholarship funded by Cooper Bessemer Corp
The Cooper Bessemer Corp of Mt. Vernon created a $500 annual scholarship at Ohio University for an outstanding engineering student. The award includes an additional $500 for merit pay or related faculty activities. In County Court Gerald M. Frost, 46, faced speeding charges. Edna E. Joseph, 57, Richland Ave., paid $31 bond for intoxication in Municipal Court.
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Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Mt. Vernon
Ohio University
Edna E. Joseph
Richland Ave
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St. Louis
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Emmett Gilkey
the Plains
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Hamilton
Admiral
George
Fuller Electric Service
Ohio
Oie Ned
Procter and Gamble Company
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J. W. Riffle
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Julia Fankhauser
Carpenter
John Perez
Chris Cook
Charles Barnhart
Edward Kirby
D. Carl Shafer
John Baldwin
Cora Hahne
William King
Lisa Dye
Harrisonville
Gerald M. Frost
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