Second Semester To Begin Monday At Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College will start its second summer semester on Monday with registration. Dr. Herman L. Koby, vice president for academic affairs, provided the information.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
12
Rio Grande College will start its second summer semester on Monday with registration. Dr. Herman L. Koby, vice president for academic affairs, provided the information.
Middleport Mayor John Zerkle administers fines to seven individuals for intoxication disorderly conduct fighting and resisting arrest with amounts from 5 to 150 dollars plus costs. Four bonds are forfeited for intoxication and related offenses. Also noted is a divorce suit filed in Meigs County and local college summer courses at Rio Grande College with courses in Early Childhood Education offered by Miss Shirley White.
The Meigs County Junior Leaders held a safety speaking contest with judges James Brewington and Miss Mary Chapman. Contestants included Nancy Lawrence Pam Holcomb Teresa Carr and Mandie Rose with Holcomb winning to advance to the Area Safety Speaking Contest July 16 in Jackson. Marcia Carr and Eddie Kennedy shared recreations from Ohio Junior Leadership Camp. Guest speaker Marylin Fought Meigs County youth coordinator outlined summer plans and her role and objectives.
Ingrid Hawley and Edwin Cross of Meigs County travel to Washington D C for the National Citizenship Short Course staying at National 4 H Headquarters through Saturday. Ingrid, 17, is active in 4 H clubs and projects and will start her senior year at Meigs High School. Edwin, 19, has nine years in 4 H and will be a sophomore at Ohio State University. Local deeds and lodge notice follow.
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