Founders Week Marks Ohio U S 160th Birthday
Ohio University marks its 160th birthday with a week of events starting February 16. Notable speakers include James Hastings Nichols and Vera Micheles Dean, plus ROTC involvement, international and musical programs, and exhibits of early Ohio Company era artifacts at Baker Center and Memorial Auditorium.
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Allegheny Mountains
James Hastings Nichols
Princeton Theological Seminary
Ohio
Vera Micheles
New York University
Graduate School of Public Administration
United States
Memorial Auditorium
Edwin and
Ruth Kennedy
Baker University Center
President Alden to give faculty lecture on academic administration
Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden will present the second faculty lecture of the year on February 6 at 8 p.m. in Space Arts Auditorium. The talk, titled The Changing Role of the Academic Administrator, precedes his 1962 appointment as university president.
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Space Arts
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Ohio Company
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Northwest Territory
Congress
Ohio University
University
Ohio
State
Vernon R. Alden
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Alden
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard Business School
Brown
Northwestern
Harvard
Institute For
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
Three Suits Dismissed in Nelsonville Financial Case
Three suits involving Nelsonville financial firms were dismissed by Common Pleas Court. People's Bank Co. against Francis D. and Eleanor White of Angel Ridge and others was dismissed on plaintiff’s motion. The bank also asked dismissal of its suit against Butler and Jessie Barnhart of Cardale and others. The third suit, Nelsonville Home and Savings Association against Irene Olson of 26 Woodward Ave. and others, was dismissed.
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Common Pleas Court
People’s Bank Co
Francis D
Eleanor White
Angel Ridge
People’s Bank
Butler
Jessie Barnhart
Carbondale
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Irene Olson
Woodward Ave
Mercury Reaches 40 on Wednesday With Sunny Sky
The article notes a 9:30 a.m. reading of 33 degrees after a 22 degree low and a Wednesday high of 40 as the sun shines. U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reports the temperature climb in clear weather.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
AHS Plans 14 Adult Education Classes At Athens High
Athens High School will offer 14 adult education classes in various subjects for 12 to 14 weeks if at least 12 students enroll. Each class costs 20 dollars with a Monday enrollment deadline. Interested residents should mail topics to City Schools, Box 86, Athens, or call LY 3 1595.
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Sidney Roach
Roach
Athens
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