Guidance Institute Set At OU For Ohio Youth Training
The fourth annual Counseling and Guidance Training Institute will be held at Ohio University this summer. The eight week program, under U S Office of Education contract authorized by NDEA 1958, targets 30 Ohio participants with tuition free attendance and possible NDEA stipends. The staff includes Dr Dean L Hummel and experts from University of Connecticut Western Michigan University and Ohio University.
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Ohio
Ohio University
U.S. Office of Education
State of
NDEA
Ohio Institute
Dean L. Hummel
Eleanore B. Luckey
Department of Child Development and Family Relations
University of Connecticut
Donald Davis
Western Michigan University
George E. Hill
Guidance Training Laboratory
B. G., Raines
James W. Grubb
Charles Harrington
Jury Awards Damages In Civil Suit Trial
A Common Pleas Court jury awarded E M Conant of 132 N Lancaster St 1590.35 in actual and punitive damages from Richard S Johnson of 125 N Congress St Conant claimed reputational harm from a 1962 municipal court charge that was dismissed Johnson denied the allegations The jury verdict was nine to three for the plaintiff Conant had sought 20590 35 in damages and Mrs Conant plans an appeal in a related case against Johnson's
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Common Pleas
E. M. Conant
Lancaster St
Richard S. Johnson
Congress St
Conant
Johnson
Elizabeth Conant
Bernard Allen
Clyde C. Hooper
Jay E. Stiles
Carl L. Altier, Jr
Roy H. McGill
Melva Radcliff
Lena Kirkendall
James Arthur Brooks Jr
Charles O. Jarvis
Charles L. Wingett
Joseph Frost
Paul E. Kimes
Garage Fire Threatens Home. Firemen Save Albany Family
Albany volunteer firemen saved the George Thomas residence on State Street when a welding shop garage nearby caught fire at 2 p.m. The garage fire proved beyond control, but crews prioritized the home two feet away. Heat scorched the house with minor damage. the garage loss, including tools, was about 500 dollars.
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Albany
George Thomas
State St
Mercury Hits 43 on Thursday in Clear Weather
The U S Observer C L Colmer reports a high of 43 degrees Thursday and a low of 22 Friday morning. By 9 30 a m the temperature had risen three more degrees as snow began to melt.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
Scout Commissioner Seen As Units Link
The Hock-Hocking District commissioners meet in First Methodist Church to discuss the neighborhood commissioner role. William Nutter outlined duties with unit leaders and district representatives to uphold scouting standards and address unit needs. C Roger Harris showed a film strip on the role and emphasized roundtables. Nutter plans a staff reorganization with one neighborhood commissioner per three units. Monthly staff meetings will be held on the third Thursday.
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Hock - Hocking
First Methodist Church
William Nutter
Trict
C. Roger Harris
Nutter
Commission
Servicemen News from Athens County Area Veterans
S. Sgt. Stanley LeMaster, formerly of Athens County, serves as an IBM operator with an aerospace test wing at Lockheed in Sunnyvale California after transfer from Truax Field Wisconsin to Sheppard Field Texas. Rexford Elkins trains with a Second Marine Division amphibious unit at Vieques Puerto Rico. Rudy Shaw earns silver dolphins aboard USS Argonaut, Atlantic Fleet, returning to Norfolk after Mediterranean duty. County Court jury dismissed as Jerry Murrell Martin pleads guilty to reckless operation and pays fines and costs. Richard Lee Metcalf, Plains High School 1963 graduate, serves on USS Castor returning to Yokosuka Japan for Christmas from a 12,900 mile Seventh Fleet cruise.
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Stanley LeMaster
Athens
Rudy L. Shaw
Fireman
USN
John Shaw
Stewart St
Atlantic
Norfolk
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Jerry Murrell Martin
McArthur
Martin
State Highway Patrol
Richard Lee Metcalf
the Plains High School
Castor
Navy General Stores
Yokosuka
Japan
Hong Kong
Manila
Honolulu
Okinawa
Nagoya
Subic Bay
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seventh Fleet
Catherine Metcalf
Great Lakes
Ill
Athens High School Council Collects 300 Pounds of Clothes
The Athens High School Student Council gathered over 300 pounds of clothing for needy children in Appalachia. The drive, held last month, supported Save The Children Federation’s effort to aid students without proper attire to attend school. The council thanks the Athens community and hopes for a larger drive next year.
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Athens High School
Appalachian Mountain
U. S
Save the Children Federation
Athens
Shelter Health Notes Admit Multiple At Athens Area Hospital
A hospital record lists multiple new admissions at various addresses in Athens Ohio and nearby towns. Names include John Cowan David Hawk Delois and Deloris Weiss Maxine McGee Paul Whan Fayne Rhodes Thomas Sanders and others. Ages and occupations noted for Clarence Grant and Yvonne Boudinot.
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John Cowan
Athens
David Hawk
New Marshfield
John D. Spaulding
Nellie Jordon
Chauncey
James Brunton
Columbus
Gary Minerd
Delois Weiss
Deloris Weiss
Maxine McGee
Watson Beatty
Albany
Paul Whan
Fayne Rhodes
Thomas Sanders
Glouster
Robert Baird
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Boyd Williams
Mercury
Keller & Weltner Monument Co
John Eberst
Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
W. Hunter Sr
Logan
CK OF Ages
Ludgeoff’s
Pfe. Rexford M. Elkins
Arthur H. Casteel
Marine Corps Division
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Dickie
Big Yank
Sanforiz
Tan
Ed Pan
Casey Jones
Athens County
the Security Bank
AHS Council
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Roger Thompson
Guysville
Noah Gibbs, III
Clarence Ray Grant
Millfield
Yvonne Marie Boudinot
Millfiel
Altmans
Oshkosh B’gosh
Real Workingmen
Rockford
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