OU Titles Changed For Three Administrators
Ohio University announces title changes for three administrators. James J. Whalen, vice president for administrative affairs, says the moves align duties with responsibilities. James R. Henderson becomes assistant to the VP and coordinator of business management programs. William L. Haines named assistant to the VP and coordinator of housing and residence services. Jerrold A. Griffis named dean of residence life, with expanded on and off campus programs.
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Ohio University
James J. Whalen
James R. Henderson
Henderson
Whalen
U. S. Navy
Kansas State University
William L. Haines
Haines
Ohio
Jerrold A. Griffis
Dr. Griffis
Open House at Wilhelm Honoring New Journalism Director
Ohio University hosts an open house in Baker Center Thursday to honor John Wilhelm new director of the school of journalism. Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta Chi co host from 6 30 to 8 00 pm in the Alumni Lounge. Guests may also attend the 8 15 pm Kennedy Lecture in Memorial Auditorium featuring Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel speaking on Who Is Man.
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Ohio University
John Wilhelm
School of Journalism
Baker Center
Theta Sigma Phi
Sigma Delta Hi
Kennedy
Memorial Auditorium
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Three road crashes reported with no injuries
State Highway Patrol investigated three accidents on Monday with no injuries. Ward Starlin, 47, Amesville and Elmer Myers, 50, Greenfield collided on Route 50 A at Dividing Ridge after a stalled truck incident. Cheryl Kamento, 19, Glouster was sideswiped on Route 78 three miles west of Glouster by an unknown driver who did not stop. A third minor collision occurred on Athens State Hospital grounds when Everett Douglas backed into a car parked by James Britton.
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State Highway Patrol
Ward Starlin
Amesville
Elmer H. Myers
Greenfield
Dividing Ridge
Starlin
Myers
Starlin Auto
Route 78
Glouster
Cheryl L. Kamento
Athens State Hospital
Everett H. Douglas
James F. Britton
Chauney
Servicemen Graduates Highlight Great Lakes Basic Training
Seaman Apprentices Floyd E. Triplett Patrick F. Dew and Thomas E. Hook all aged 19 or 18 are listed as graduates of nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Great Lakes center. Army Pvt. Howard L. English, 20, son of Howard L. English of Pomeroy, is assigned as a cook to the 630 Ordnance Co. in Vietnam. his wife Barbara resides at 107 Kerr Street in Pomeroy.
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Floyd E. Triplett
Jacob F. Triplett
Navy
Great Lakes, Ill
Patrick F. Dew
Ellis Dew
Republic Ave
Glouster
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Thomas E. Hook
Neta Hook
Main St
Army
Howard L. English
Kerr St. Pomeroy
630 Ordnance Co
Vietnam
Barbara
Kerr St
Pomeroy County
Thief Steals From West Linn Police Station Desk
West Linn police chief John Stephens reports a thief entered through an unlocked window and stole about $50 from the chief’s desk. The window is usually left unlocked as prosecutors note they do not expect trouble.
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West Linn
Orc
John Stephens
Ohio University Receives NSF Grant for Science Training Program
The National Science Foundation awards Ohio University 15885 to fund a 12th Secondary Science Training Program for outstanding high school students. Dr. James Y. Tong says 30 students will be admitted for June 24 to August 16, with applications due by April 1 and notices by April 15. Participants work 30 hours weekly in labs across biology, chemistry, electrical engineering, or physics under faculty supervision.
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National Science Foundation
Ohio University
Ohio
James Y. Tong
Clippinger Graduate Research Laboratory
Understanding Art Sorority Meeting Topic in Middleport
Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a cultural program at C and S O Electric in Middleport on Understanding Art. Pearl Welker and Jean Morgan demonstrated paper mache figurines from a beaded hanger and styrofoam, with Welker's paintings and Hosettler wood carvings noted.
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Middleport
Pearl Welker
Jean Morgan
Xi Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C&so Electric Company
Welker
David Hostettler
Ohio University
Velme Rue
Nellie Brown
Silver Bridge
Rhodes Begins Office Decor in Ohio Statehouse
Governor James A. Rhodes is arranging a statehouse office makeover. Green carpeting and draperies are ordered to match, and marble floors have been bare since predecessor Michael V. DiSalle left in 1963 with his own financed carpet.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Housekeeper Sues For 6277 In Athens County Court
Ann Jean McElfresh of Glouster files suit in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeking 6277 from Clarence McDonald as executor of Amanda Williams estate. She says she worked as housekeeper for Williams from May 1965 to May 1967 and was not paid. A second note mentions Margaret Sauer receiving a baptism announcement for her nephew Derek Lewis Sauer on Sunday Jan 8.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ann Jean McElfresh
Glouster
Clarence McDonald
Amanda Williams
the Plains
McElfresh
Williams
Middleport
Margaret Sauer
Kenneth Sauer
Sunnyside
Cal
Derek Lewis
Sauer
Lewis Sauer
Nine Wells Drilling Active Across Athens County Areas
Nine wells are under way in Athens County per the Ohio Oil and Gas Association. Reliance Oil Co. shows a 1 483 foot second well on land leased from C Sheridan in Ames Two. Canaan Two reports two wells. M A Satroius reaches 1 674 feet on the fourth Bro zak lease. H B Mills at 1008 feet on G Crawford lease. Cushing and Bradshaw strike water at 470 feet on E T Lavelle lease in Carthage Two. Poston & Turrill show gas at R Heller Dry Dock Coal Co lease in Dover Two in Clinton sand at 3 720 feet. C A Copeland starts a tenth well on Bur son lease in Rome Two. C E Beardmore reportedly shoots first well on Winner lease but no production yet. C Donnell drills two wells in Trimble Two. one at 700 feet on Sunday Creek Coal Co land, the other at 800 feet in the Trimble State Wildlife Area. ST JOSEPH Mo. James Bass, Detroit artist, says the thief who broke into his apartment is likely an art critic, taking 70 of his paintings but leaving early works. The Ancient Order of United Workmen was founded in 1868 in Meadville Pa by John Jorden Upchur.
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Athens County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Reliance Oil Co
C. Sheridan
Ames
Canaan
M. A. Satroius
Brozak
H. B. Mills
G. Crawford
Cushing and
Bradshaw
E. T. Lavelle
Carthage
Poston & Turrill
R. Heller-Dry Dock Coal Co
Dover
Clinton
C. A. Copeland
Burson
Rome
C. Donnell
Trimble Two
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Trimble State Wildlife Area
ST. Joseph
James Bass
Detroit
Bass
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McGraw-Hill World News
Headquarters For Work Shoes
Wolverine
ACME
Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store
Soviet Union
Urals
GAS Service
Rutland
Plains
Bill Coy
Mathematics
Margaret Follard
Jane Brown
Teresa Swatzel
C. E. Beardmore
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Meadville, Pa
John Jorden Upchur
Bakers Franchise Corp
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