Dr Baldwin urges Athens residents to give to March of Dimes
Dr Alan A Baldwin, medicator advisor to the Athens chapter, appeals for local donations Sunday to fund the March of Dimes. He notes polio immunization benefits and that part of funds returns to Columbus Children’s Hospital Birth Defects Clinic. Funds also support Beacon Show volunteers and a scholarship for special education training. The same issue reports the Fellow Craft degree conferred at 7 pm Tuesday in Patamuthia Lodge B.
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Alan A. Baldwin
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Athens
Gaspalwa
Baldwin
Childrens Hospital
Columbus
Athens County
I March of Dimes
Beacon Shhow
Masonic Temple
Patamuthia Lodge B, F& AM
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Jones of Athens welcomed a daughter while Mrs Curt Rutter of Chauncey had a son. Admitted were Larry Adams New Ma field Paul Frum The Plas Cynthia McCarty Athens. Dismissed were Carl Bowman Mrs Dik Traffic and daughter Harland Harris Ronald Williams Nellie Doe Clarence Casteel Mrs Larry Jones and son Ruby Kasler O Gibson Amanda Conley.
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Charles Jones
Athens
Curt Rutter
Chauncey
Larry Adams
New Mafield
Paul Frum
The
Plas
Cynthia McCarty
Carl Bowman
Dik Traf Fy
Harland Harris
Ronald Williams
Nellie Doe
Clarence Casteel
Larry Jones
Ruby Kasler
Ei O. Gibson
Amanda Conley
WOUB TV Receives 10000 Grant to Expand Sunday News
WOUB TV at Otown University receives a 10000 grant under the Public Broadcast Act of 1967. The funds enable expansion of live local programming with a broader Sunday edition of News Profile from 8 to 10 p.m. and added features. Dr. Presley D Holmes notes the grant supports Sundays and follow NET programming.
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Woub-Tv
Otwn University
Corporation of Public Broacasting
Presley D. Holmes
Universty
Division of Broadcasting
Holmes
Public
National Educational Television Network
Norman H. Cohn
Pheasants Available from State Day-Old and Six Week-Old
Ohio Division of Wildlife offers two cooperative rearing programs to boost local pheasant numbers for hunting this season. Day-old chicks in multiples of 80 and six week-old birds from 100 to 500 may be requested, depending on facilities. Apply by Feb 15 at the Athens district wildlife office or through local game protectors.
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Ohio Divison of Wildlife
Divison
Athens
Kerr Named Wholesaler Treasurer
R Kenneth Kerr president of Keck Distributing Co in Athens was elected treasurer of the Ohio Beer Wholesale Association at its Cleveland convention. He had earlier joined the state group's board to fill an unexpired term. Keck serves 10 counties from Athens and operates a Portsmouth distributorship serving seven counties. The firm marks 20 years in business this year and has operated since 1549.
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R. Kenneth Kerr
Keck Distributing Co
Athens
Ohio Beer Wholesale Association
Cleveland
State Group
Keck Company
Ralph N. Smeck
Portsmouth
Cold Clear Weather in Athens Sees Low Temperatures
Cold air dominated Athens with a 40 degree drop after a 37 degree high Friday and 18 overnight low. Police sought a stolen 1965 green Chevrolet between Friday night and Saturday morning, and a smoke incident at Jake's Restaurant produced no fire or damage.
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Athens
U. S
Colmer Colmer
Mercury
William Johnson
N. Lancaster Sr
Ohio
Jake's
S. Court. St
Rogers Named Associate Director of Ohio University Libraries
Wilam F. Rogers was appointed associate director of libraries at Ohio University. Former Beaver College library director and assistant English professor, he will start Feb. 1 and assist in administering the university's new library facilities. Rogers previously served at Stanford University Library and taught English at Hawaii and Foothills College. He holds degrees from Northwestern, Hawaii, and Washington, and pursued PhD work at Stanford. He resides in Allens with wife Nancy and daughter Christy. SQUAD IS CALLED: Miss Pat Novoury, 19, was taken to Madison Stealth Center by fire department squad after fainting at 1:38 a.m.
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Wilam F. Rogers
Ohio University
Thomasmith
Rogers
Ohio fromBeaver College
Glenside
Ite
Thompson M. Litle
Beaver College
Stanford University Library
Humanities and Social Sciences
Stanford
University of Hawaii
The
Foothills College
Los Alto Hills
Canaf
North -Western
Univer of Arts
Universe of Hawaii
University of Washington
Pat Novoury
Jeffersson Hall
Madson Stealth Center
Fire Department
S College St
Interviews For VISTA Scheduled On Ohio University Campus
Representatives of Volunteers in Service to America will interview qualified candidates on the Ohio University campus from Monday through Thursday. An information booth runs 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily in Berry Hall, with an NBC film on VISTA shown 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in Baker Center Room 406. Applicants must be at least 19, with one year of urban or slum service, earning 50 dollars monthly upon completion. About 15 volunteers are currently in Southeastern Ohio under Institute for Regional Development sponsorship.
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Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Ohio University
National Corps of Anti-Poverty Workers
Tate Dickson
Berry Hall
NBC
Baker Center
Miss Dickson
Southeastern
Ohio
Institute For Regional Development
Athens Man Jailed On Two Counts
Marvin L. Tom, 41, of Albany, was jailed in Athens County on contempt of court from Athens Municipal Court and held for Guernsey County on a bad check count. Arrested by county deputies, he is to appear in Athens Municipal Court at 9 a.m. Monday with no bond set.
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Marvin L. Tom
Albany
Athens County
Athens
Guernsey County
Tom
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