Area Teachers At Ohio U Workshop
Sixteen area teachers including six from Athens city schools attend a three week Ohio Council on Eco... workshop at Ohio University focusing on ecological education and classroom applications for regional schools.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
5
Sixteen area teachers including six from Athens city schools attend a three week Ohio Council on Eco... workshop at Ohio University focusing on ecological education and classroom applications for regional schools.
Chauncey meets at the Church of Christ junior fellowship and Trimble Church of Christ Thursday evenings. Local social notes list guests visiting Dayton, Gary, Glouster, Detroit, and Buckeye Lake families, with several weekend trips and hospital news. Ohio University Education workshop to July 12 features Dr. Benjamin Carmichael addressing economic instruction with Athens area teachers and others from several districts.
In the Common Pleas Court, Sears, Roebuck and Co. of Logan filed suit for 1173.45 for goods delivered to Frank D Hut chinson of New Marshfield Route 1. Admitted persons include Mrs Jack Murphy and others in Athens and The Plains. dismissals include Mrs Paul Young and daughter in Athens Route unknown and others in Columbus Nelsonville Albany.
Ohio University names G Larry Deeds as operations manager and Thomas H Klimko as programming manager in the Administrative Data Processing Department. Both report to James E Dunphy. Deeds has eight years in industry and joined Ohio U in 1965. Klimko previously led IBM Detroit systems engineering. Local Legion Auxiliary picnic set for Thursday 6 p m at the Legion Hall with a pot luck supper.
A truck owned by Ben Williams of 131 Grosvenor Street was damaged by fire at a dump along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near the airport Wednesday. Firemen reported Williams backed the truck too close to burning debris, igniting the rear and destroying the back tires before the blaze was put out.
Glouster personal notes report visits and short trips among locals. Mr and Mrs John Cominsky and Mrs Grace Judson stayed in Cleveland with Frank and Mary Dunlavey. Judson joined by Moody visited Zanesville friends. Don Seevers and family returned from a Tampa vacation after attending the North American Christian Convention. Fleming, Rainey, and Fleming family members returned from Oxen Hill Maryland. Other locals hosted guests from Columbus Westerville and Jackson, with trips to Florida and Indiana noted among social rounds.
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