United Appeal May Disband Before 1966 Drive
The United Appeal of Athens may suspend operations at year end and skip the 1966 campaign. A board resolution, presented by Max Brinkman, cites public apathy and difficulty finding a 1966 campaign head. Final action will come at the August 5 meeting. pledges from 1965 should continue.
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United Appeal of
Athens
United Appeal Board
American Red Cross
United Appeal
Max Brinkman
Brinkman
Campaign Committee
Ohio University
Suspen
Sion
George Drach
Athens Business Association
ABA
4200 OU Freshmen To Begin Counseling
Ohio University will hold 20 two day precollege counseling sessions from July 19 to August 20 for 4200 freshmen. About 200 students per session will take an English placement test schedule fall classes with parents meeting deans and student leaders. 87 percent of this class will attend. Girls stay Wilson Hall and boys James Hall.
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Ohio University
University College
Gaige B. Paulsen
Wilson Hall
James Hall
Fraternity House Entry Investigated at SAE
City police probe a breaking and entering at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house at 57 East State Street. Back-door entry damaged furniture and multiple rooms were pried open with items stolen and a missing turntable. Damage and theft estimated at 400 to 500 dollars.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
E. State St
Crusade Hits 9000 Goal and Cancer Scholarship Awarded
Athens High School student Mary Bosworth won the Athens County Cancer Society’s first place scholarship of 225 dollars as the society announced its annual report. The report covers crusade results, officers elected, and multiple scholarship winners. The drive raised 9000 dollars, with 5067.80 from residential applications and 442 to 1247.98 in various gifts, plus area contributions listed by locality.
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Mary Bosworth
Athens High School
Athens County Cancer Society
Bert Masters
Ruth Matthewson
Paul Farley
Ermel Chesser
Paul Fontaine
Bernice Hope
Paul Readen
Helen Hull
Miss Bosworth
Aoger Franks
Athens High
Allen Ervin
the Plains
Educational
Eugene Brundage
Charlessa Llewellyn
James Dickerson
Kim Stauffer
Waterloo
Kenneth Coen
Columbia
Steven Bobo
Shade
Pam _ Farley
Athens City
Raymond Strickmaker
Alexander Two
Robert Allen
Ames
George King
Athens
Jack Thompson
Bern
Howard Gifford
Canaan
A. O. Hil
Carthage
Everett Jarvis
Dover
Dennis Childress
Thomas Dew
Lee
Roger van Dyke
Lodi
Wayne Wingett
Rome
Clarence Fuller
Trimble
Elmer Lowry
Edward Moore
Troy
Lena Davis
Dorothy Day
Charles Conkey
York
Jerry Cline
Austin Cope
Mercury Reaches 91 Degrees on Thursday
The Mercury hit a Thursday high of 91 degrees as reported by observer C. L. Colmer. Early morning low reached around 65 and temperatures climbed to 85 by 9:30 a.m.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
UK Graduate Wins Kodak Fellowship for 1965 66
Lexington Kentucky Philip A Baedecker a University of Kentucky graduate student from Athens received a 3000 dollar fellowship stipend from the Tennessee Eastman branch of Kodak Co for the 1965 66 academic year He holds a BS from Ohio University and an MS from the University of Kentucky He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Baedecker of 7 Fairview Ave
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Lexington
Philip A. Baedecker
University of Kentucky
Athens
Tennessee Eastman
The
Kodak Co
Harold J. Baedecker
Fairview Ave
Baedecker
Ohio University
Four Men Depart for Army Induction to Ft Hayes
Four men left for induction into the U S Army at Ft Hayes Columbus Ralph E Wetzel Buchtel Alan K Conner Randolph Tigner Nelsonville and Charles R Dellinger Dellinger transferred to the Athens Selective Service office from Winchester Va
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Ft. Hayes
Columbus
U. S. Army
Ralph E. Wetzel
Buchtel
Alan K
Conner
Randolph Tigner
Nelsonville
Charles R. Dellinger
Dellinger
Athens Selective Service Office
Winchester
Rail firms report higher first-half 1965 earnings
Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads announced increased earnings for the first six months of 1965. C and O posted net income of 20.318 million versus 20.191 million in 1964, while B and O reported 6.375 million compared with 5.009 million last year. In a separate case, charges of unsafe operation against Barry Lee West and Edward C. Kincaid, both 19 and Albany residents, were dismissed for lack of evidence in Municipal Court.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B&o
Barry Lee West
Albany
Edward C. Kincaid
Tom Hendershot
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Compiled List
A hospital notice lists patients and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Johnson of New Marshfield with a daughter, Mrs. Louis Murray of Jacksons ville, Mrs. Robert Falkner of Athens, Lisa Mayle of Athens Route 5, Jeffrey A. Girton of Athens, William L. Bridge of New Marshfield, Mrs. Garland E. Brady of Athens, Mrs. Charles Klingenberg of Athens Route 4, Jeffrey De Laval of Frost Route 1, Rebecca Mansfield of The Plains. Dawn France of Athens Route 1 was dismissed.
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Louis Murray
Jacksonville
Robert Falkner
Athens
Lisa Mayle
Jeffrey A. Girton
William L. Bridge
New Marshfield
Garland E. Brady
Charles Klingenberg
Jeffrey de Laval
Frost
Rebecca Mansfield
the Plains
Four Suits Dismissed in Common Pleas Court
Court entries show four cases dismissed this week. William Gibbs versus Delores Gibbs and Dortha Buck versus James Buck were dropped after the parties reconciled. Beatrice Garcia Bentley versus Thomas Ross Bentley and Carlos Croston versus Lucille Croston Norman against the Department of Public Welfare were dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Common Pleas
William Gibbs
Delores Gibbs
Dortha Buck
James Buck
Beatrice Garcia Bentley
Thomas Ross Bentley
Carlos Croston
Lucille Croston Norman
Department of Public Welfare
Computer Seminar On 1620 Computer Repeats This Summer
Dr Wendell Brooks of the chemistry department led an introductory seminar on elementary programming for the 1620 computer, conducted last week. A second session is planned this summer as the university highlights NSF funded access to the machine for broader use.
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Wendell Brooks
Ohio University
National Science Foundation
Parking Lot Variance Withdrawal Ends Zoning Battle
Cliff Bean withdraws his zoning board variance request for a new parking lot adjoining his supermarket after showing the economic and space losses. The plan would shift spaces from the old lot to the east site, reducing customer spots and triggering road-widening requirements. Bean plans to fence the site and has no immediate development plans.
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Cliff Bean
Zoning Board of Appeals
E. J. Taylor
Zoning Board
Bean
W. Parker Walker
Parker
Marietta Ave
E. State St
Euclid Drive
Planning Commission
City Council
Common Pleas
Marriage License for Nelson and Snyder in Athens
Richard Frank Nelson 23 instructor and Pame la Sue Snyder 22 student both of Athens obtained a marriage license.
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Richard Frank Nelson
Athens
Pamela Sue Snyder
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