Two New City Wells To Be Drilled Soon
Columbus officials plan two new water wells after securing a low bid of 21 870 from Layne Ohio. The project aims to boost supply on city and Ohio University property. The department reported no 1963 water shortage, with daily average production of 1 8 million gallons and May 21 peak of 2 68 million.
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Columbus
Drennen Goldsberry
Mil
Ton Nuzum
Layne-Ohio
Ohio University
Goldsberry
New Viet Nam Regime Is Reviewed By Ohio U Administrator
Dr. Russell A. Milliken of Ohio University, director of the Center for International Programs, reports a more helpful education environment in South Viet Nam after a coup. He describes shifts in university postings, Diem’s popularity, and U. S. educational aid efforts in Viet Nam Nigeria and Cameroon projects.
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South Viet Nam
Ohio University
Russell A. Milliken
Nigeria
Africa
Ith
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Teachers’ College
Kano
Milliken
Peace Corps
Cameroons
OU Education Visiting Committee Is Named
Ohio University President Vernon R Alden announced ten appointees to the newly established College of Education visiting committee. The cross section includes E E Holt Ruth E Eckart W Francis English Martin Essex Mrs Thomas Hale Ham Elizabeh Herbert Charles Murphy Ora C Roehl and Paul F Sharp with Edwin L Kennedy as chairman to advise faculty and meet periodically.
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Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
College of Education
Edwin L. Kennedy
Lehman Brothers
New York City
E. E. Holt
Ohio State Department of Education
Ruth E. Eckart
University of Minnesota
W. Francis English
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Missouri
Martin Essex
Akron
Thomas Hale Ham
Cuyahoga (Ohio
Charles Murphy
The
Murphy Corp
el Dorado, Ark
Ora C. Roehl
Boston, Mass
Paul F. Sharp
Hiram College
Native Of Athens Joins Bank Staff At Athens National Bank
Athens native Robert S. Heidler, OU 1954 honors graduate and former Army personnel specialist, has joined Athens National Bank. Heidler, son of the late Dr J B Heidler, is a Delta Tau Delta member and previously worked at Westheimer & Co in Cincinnati. He resides at 76 Morris Ave and attends First Presbyterian Church. DAV meets tonight Conrath Bean Chapter of Disabled American Veterans will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, said commander Dale Kirkendall.
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Robert S. Heidler
Athens
Ohio University
Athens National Bank
J. B. Heidler
Heidler
Morris Ave
Delta Tau Delta
New York City
Westheimer & Co
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church and Sons of the American Revolution
DAV
Conrath-Bean
Disabled American Veterans
Dale Kirkendall
Dairy Service Unit Directors Elected in Athens County
Floyd Mathews Richard Sams and Ronald Hartman elected directors of the Athens County Dairy Service Unit. Harold Sayre named director to the Central Ohio Breeding Association. Elections held at the unit annual meeting led by president Lawrence Bean. No injuries in Route 13 crash two miles north of Chauncey Bricker cited for failing to signal a left turn. Hei ghtland arrested on non support charge by Franklin County authorities.
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Floyd Mathews
Richard Sams
Ronald Hartman
Athens County Dairy Service Unit
Harold Sayre
Central Ohio Breeding Association
Lawrence Bean
Berlon Ray Bricker
Athens
Frank Lewis Lisky
Glouster
Chauncey
State Highway Patrol
Bricker
Sheriff's
Orville Wallace Heightland
Franklin County
Franklin
Mercury Reaches 68 Amid Sunny Thursday
The thermometer climbed to 68 on Thursday in bright sunny conditions. Friday started with clouds and a 9 AM reading of 35, up just one degree from the early morning low, per U.S. observer C. L. Colmer.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
Rabid Horse Found in Athens County Area
A horse in the Bethany Ridge area on Guysville Route 1 tested positive for rabies and had to be destroyed. Officials say an undetermined carrier such as a dog cat or wild animal may have infected it. The owner was treated for a hand injury after caring for the horse.
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Athens City - County
Bethany Ridge
Guysville
Evening courses planned by Ohio University
Five spring semester courses will run in the evenings starting the week of February 10. Classes meet 7 to 9 30 p.m. once weekly for 15 sessions, totaling three hours for some and two for others. Subjects include accounting and typing, American writers, jewelry and enameling, and athletic officiating.
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Ohio University
Street That Goes Nowhere Set for Abandonment
City council gave first reading to an ordinance to abandon Sidney Street and the portion of Sunset Drive that cuts through homes. An attorney says Sidney Street would be blocked if built and a sewage lift station at Currier Street end remains the only agreed feature.
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Sidney St
Sunset Hills
Sunset Dr
Sunset Drive
Currier St
Carthage Presbyterian to Sponsor New Boy Scout Troop
Everett Jarvis will lead a new Boy Scout troop organized under Carthage Presbyterian Church. An organizational meeting occurred at Jarvis home with C. Roger Harris and Capt. Domenic Mastropasqua present. A future Carthage area recruitment meeting is planned. The Hock Hocking District extension committee meets Friday at 7, Lt Col David Smith hosts. Officers installation and planning occur Monday at 7 30 at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. office on May Ave with all district committee members to attend.
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Everett Jarvis
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Jarvis
C. Roger Harris
Domenic Mastropasqua
Carthage
Hock- Hocking
David G. Smith
Morris Ave
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
May
Births And Discharges At Shelter?ing Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lester Moen ch of Athens welcome a son. Admitted were Mrs Ralph Milligan Athens James Vercoe Athens Vernon Warnock Athens Grace Webb Athens Mrs Howard Gilson Athens Route 4 Kenneth James Scott Athens Route 4 Mrs Harold Cox Athens Mrs Paul Stotts Sharpsburg Discharged were Mack Hughes Athens Mrs John Lam Athens Mrs Wendell White Athens Mrs Howard France Athens Route 4 Mrs David McClain Athens and daughter Baby Girl Snow twins Albany Route 2
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Lester Moench
Athens
Ralph Milligan
James Vercoe
Vernon Warnock
Grace Webb
Howard Gilson
Kenneth James Scott
Harold Cox
Paul Stotts
Sharpsburg
Mack Hughes
John Lam
Wendell White
Howard France
David McClain
Girl Snow
Albany
Municipal Court Charge Against Joseph Martin
Joseph Martin of Hooper Street faced intoxication charges filed by police with fines set at $50 plus costs.
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Joseph Martin
Hooper St
Nichols couple motion for good cause in plaintiff case
Marleah Nichols and James E. Nichols move for relief on a civil matter citing good cause. The filing notes the motion is supported by the plaintiff party and requests court consideration.
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Marleah Nichols
James E. Nichols
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Ohio U
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Mercury
Rabid Horse
Founder County
Gome Save
Sida
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harold Starkey
E. M. Conant Realty
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Fixer
Keller & Weltner Monument Co
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Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
W. Hunter St
Logan
Earl F. Mathews
C. M. Gill
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
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