Starcher to Deliver OU Commencement Talk
George W. Starcher president of the University of North Dakota and former OU dean will speak at the OU summer commencement August 20 in Memorial Auditorium. About 350 degree candidates. Starcher’s long OU tenure included roles as teacher associate dean and various deanships before moving to North Dakota in 1954.
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George W. Starcher
University of North Dakota
Ohio University College of Arts and Sciences
Memorial Auditorium
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College of Arts and Sciences
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University College
North Dakota
Ripley
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio University
University of Illinois
Harvard University
North Dakota Advisory Com
Oakley Insurance Agency and Saltz Agency in Glouster Ohio
Richard Guinther connected with Oakley Insurance Agency and The Saltz Insurance Agency in Glouster Ohio as parties in a local insurance matter.
Educational Television Group in Ohio Debates State Network
Ohio University hosts the Ohio Council for Educational Television meeting of 12 members. OU's Vincent Jukes treasurer and Ohio State's Richard Hull president oversee efforts to extend regular educational television statewide. Attendees include Graydon Ausmus and Kenneth Hobbs as officials backing the project.
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Ohio
Council For Educational Television
Ohio University
Vincent Jukes
OCET
Richard Hull
Ohio State University
Coolville Area Resident Dies at 81 in Meigs County
Henry Hamil ton Deeter of Coolville aged 81 died Saturday after a long illness. Born in Meigs County he lived in the Coolville area most of his life and worked for the State Highway Department. Survived by Emma his wife two daughters Mrs William Kinsley Coolville Mrs Dorothy Shields Wadsworth three sons Stanley Coolville Clarence Medina Murray San Diego five sisters and four brothers. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at White's Chapel Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at White funeral home.
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Coolville
Henry Hamilton Deeter
Meigs County
State
Reedsville
Elsie Ackley
Chillicothe
Eva Barnhart
Hebron
Arthur
Elbert
Clyde
Herbert
Stewart
Gail
White's Chapel
White Funeral Home
Athens County Board of Education Reschedules July Meeting
The regular July meeting of the Athens County board of education, set for Saturday July 9, was postponed to Saturday July 16 at 7 30 p.m. The change shifts the public session and related agenda to the new date.
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Athens County Board of Education
Patrol Reports Two Athens County Car Crashes
State Highway Patrol investigated two Sunday traffic accidents with no injuries. At 12:20 a.m. on Route 78 near Glouster a panel truck driven by Ronald W. Dowler 19 The Plains rear ended Howard Hill Jr. 43 Glouster Route 3. Dowler was cited for speeding in Athens County Court. The second crash occurred at 12:50 p.m. on Route 33 three miles south of Athens involving Paul Thomas Hayes 33 Akron and Ernest Edward Hughes 32 Columbus on a sharp curve.
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Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Glouster Corporation
Howard Hill, Jr
Glouster
Ronald W. Dowler
the Plains
Dowler
Hill
Paul Thomas Hayes
Akron
Ernest Edward Hughes
Columbus
Athens
Ex-Minister C C Lockwood Passes After Long Illness
The Rev. C. C. Lockwood a retired lay minister from Coolville died Sunday night at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg after a long illness He was 63 He leaves his wife a son O C Lockwood Jr of Columbus and two daughters Mrs Charles McVey Athene and Mrs Ralph Beightler Marysville Funeral arrangements are with White Funeral Home Coolville.
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Coolville
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Athens
Lockwood
Methodist Church of
O. C. Lockwood, Jr
Columbus
Charles McVey
Ralph Beightler
Marysville
Albany Girls Sought By Sheriff Deputies
Athens County deputies search for two Albany sisters aged 18 and 16 not considered missing but believed with two Mineral youths. Father says they have been away since Friday evening and investigators will trace them in Columbus where the young men are employed.
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Athens County
Albany
Harold E. Shields
Mineral
Columbus
Athens Knights Templar Meet Wednesday at 7 30 P M
Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar will convene Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Commander Howard Woodyard announced the meeting time and place.
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Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Howard Woodyard
OU names veteran pilot as director of aviation program
David Vaughan, 34, former Pan American pilot with 10 000 flight hours, becomes director of OU aviation. He will oversee university flight training and business flights, work with ROTC cadets, and promote aviation locally while Athens awaits his family joining him later this month.
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Pan American Airlines
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Vaughan
San Francisco
Ohio State University
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Army Air Corps
Ohio Wesleyan University
Marine Corps Reserve
University of Illinois Institute of Aviation
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Link Aeronautical Corp
Ohio State
School of Aviation
Pan American
Joan
Athens
Red Cross study panel formed to boost county budget
A Red Cross committee was named at the annual meeting where Col. Burton S. Andrews was elected chapter chairman. The session reviewed the 1960 county fund campaign reporting $1,823.60 raised of a $4,200 quota, while the chapter’s United Appeal allotment totals $13,400. The deficit now stands at $3,000 as officers approved a 1960-61 budget of $11,650 with allocations for services to armed forces, blood collection, and general management. The chapter collected 1,370 pints of blood, with the next mobile unit visit set for Aug. 2 at the Royal McBee plant.
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Red Cross
Burton S. Andrews
United Appeal
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Royal McBee
Andrews
Frank Calvin
Don Jacobs
Clarke Daily
Home Service
Institute opens on OU Campus for six week math science training
A six weeks Institute for Teachers of Mathematics and General Science began on the Ohio University campus with 64 participants expected. Director Lawrence P. Eblin outlined a two group setup to deepen teachers' science and math background, funded by a National Science Foundation grant.
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Lawrence P. Eblin
National Science Foundation
James T. Shipman
Myron T. Sturgeon
Carl H. Denbow
Shen Lin
Peter Colwell
John H. Adams
Howard Hall
Births and hospital notes at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dale McGill of Stewart and sons for Mr. and Mrs. Dow H Finsterwald of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Smythe of Athens. Other entries note admissions and discharges including Mrs. Floyd Barker of Athens and several Athens area residents.
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Dale McGill
Stewart
Dow H. Finsterwald
Athens
Burdette Smythe
Floyd Barker
Howard Eschenbacher
Two Drivers Fined On Speeding Counts
Two drivers faced Municipal Court for speeding. Thomas J. Hohler of 467 Richland Ave pleaded guilty, fined $5 plus costs. Earl W. Koontz of Newark waived appearance, signed affidavit of guilt with a $26 bond. Larry Lee Adams of Nelsonville Route 2 had a $12 bond forfeited.
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Thomas J. Hohler
Richland Ave
Earl W. Koontz
Newark
State Highway Patrol
Larry Lee Adams
Nelsonville
Bates Woman Dies Monday in Athens County
Mrs. Mary E. Ruth, 83, lifelong Athens County resident, died Monday morning at her son Walter’s home on Athens Route 5 after months of illness. Survived by two more sons Wilbur and Rolland, eight grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, sister Mrs. O F Rowland, and four brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Bates Methodist Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. calling hours after Tuesday noon at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home.
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Mary E. Ruth
Walter
Athens
Athens County
William and
Sarah O’neal Woolley
Bates Methodist Church
WSCS
Herbert
Grace
John J. Woolley
Wilbur
Ewing Ross
Dowler - Ferguson - Hughes
Humid Weather Follows Rain at Hamley Run
Humid conditions returned after Sundays rain recorded at two tenths of an inch at rural Hamley Run. The rural station logged a high of 82 and a low of 58 yesterday with 63 noted this morning.
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Hamley Run
Traffic charge denied in Wright license case
Hearing set in Municipal Court for William L. Wright 43 Torch charged by State Highway Patrol with failure to display an Ohio operator's license. He pleaded innocent at arraignment. Bond fixed at $200.
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William L. Wright
Torch
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
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