Ohio University to use only two dorms for 2025 26 year
OU plans to house 329 students in Bryan and Voigt Halls while Lindley Hall is converted to offices and three dorms will not house students next year. The university projects 8 331 housing contracts for 8 890 spaces and offers students in closed dorms three reassignment options.
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Ohio University
Richard Dorf
Dorf
Bryan
Voigt
Lindley Hall
Howard
Scott
University
Farm Bureau Is Nominated for Litter Prevention Award
The Ohio Department of Highways nominated the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation for Keep America Beautiful's 1971 Litter Prevention Award. The program involved a statewide clean up proclaimed by Gov. Gilligan, engaging over 12 000 participants, surveys in 33 counties, and an anti litter slogan contest resulting in 10 155 slogans from 69 counties.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Keep America Beautiful
J. Phillip Richley
Farm Bureau Federation
Ridhley
Federation
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
National Public Service Organization For the
Farm Bureau
John J. Gilligan
IRS reshapes Cincinnati district to boost taxpayer service
Paul A. Schuster announces a new collection and taxpayer service division for the Cincinnati IRS district. The change, effective over months, realigns revenue accounting, processing, and service duties under national and regional leadership to enhance taxpayer assistance and information materials.
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Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Service
Paul A. Schuster
Southern
Ohio
IRS
Schuster
Washington
Central
Effec
Corning coal miner Charles A West dies in mine accident near Moxahala
Charles A West 64 of Corning Route 1 was killed Tuesday in a Peabody Coal Co mine accident near Moxahala. He suffered a fractured skull after being pinned between a coal loading machine and the wall. Surviving family includes his wife Edna and several children and siblings. Services set for Friday 2 30 p m at Oakfield Baptist Church with burial in Oakfield Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m Wednesday.
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Corning
Charles A. West
Peabody Coal Co
Moxahala
George Tedrow
Perry County
West
Martha West
Joseph West
Oakfield
Charles
Roger
New Lexington
Nellie Wesney
Goldie Benedict
Alice West
Edith Whitmer
Coshocton
Sylvia Wade
Brennan
Joseph
Sam
Lloyd of Columbus
Oakfield Baptist Church
Raymond Lemity
Oakfield Cemetery
Post Funeral Home
Community Calendar Highlights Weekend Visits
McArthur and Franklin residents spent weekends with relatives in McArthur and Upper Arlington. Visitors included the Conleys with Arthur George in Ohio. the Mitchells and Wrightsels in Dallas and Upper Arlington. and families returning from Myrtle Beach vacations. Senior Citizens joined the Smiths for a gathering Tuesday.
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Charles Conley
Franklin
Arthur George
McArthur
C. J. Crewey
Jill
Carla
Robert Rannells
Upper Arlington
DeLoss Smith
Rocky Fork
Smiths
James Mitchell
Jennifer
Dallas
Texas
Kenneth Mitchell
Doug Wrightsel
James Mitchum
Paulette Wrightsel
Huron
Myrtle Beach
S.C
G. C. Frye
Roxanne
Christine
W. E. Engle
Lisa
Jackson Garrison
House sends bill to extend Bethune memorial in park
The House approved a measure to extend until May 31, 1973, authority to build a memorial in a downtown park for Mary McLeod Bethune, the prominent Negro educator and founder of Bethune Cookman College in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Mary McLeod Bethune
Athens County Land Transfers Report Includes Multiple Tracts
William R Dunlap and L Dunlap convey two tracts to Pauline Brown in Trimble Two. Orland and Hazel Ely transfer one tract in Waterloo Two to George and Dorothy Gross. Doris Huffman Jr assigns Park Hill Lot 3572 to Orrin Frink. Nickels transfers two tracts in Troy Two to Gale Lee and Zeth F McCain. Rosler transfers one lot in Rome Two to Frederick Rosler. Brandeberrys sell one tract in Athens to Alan Booth. Laiila transfers one lot in Dover Two to Maung Gyi. Finlow family sells two Athens lots to Alex Mack and Ruby Tyre. Rutherford et al sell Vine Set Briarwood to Leach. Skelton sales one lot in Highland Park Estates to Dean. Fould and Wray sell two Athens tracts to Kotses. Scott sales two lots in Clark’s Addition to Bartlett. Rutherford et al sell one Lot in Briarwood Heights to Heffelfinger. Minner sells one lot in Nelsonville to Dodson. Townsend sells one lot in Nelsonville to Dena Kirkendall. Klingenberg sells two lots in Blackwoods Addition to Sheldon. Sweeney sells two lots in Glouster to Rush. Brown sells two tracts in Dover Two to Earl Brown. Proffitt sells one Carthage up lot in Guysville to Alvin Boney.
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William R
L. Dunlap
Pauline Brown
Millfield
Trimble
Orland
Hazel Ely
George
Dorothy Gross
Albany
Waterloo
Doris H
Stanley A. Huffman Jr
Orrin
Louise C. Frink
Townsend Pl
Park Hill
Athens
Wilbur G. Nickels
Gale Lee
Zetah F. McCain
Torch
Troy
Carol J. Rosler
Frederick George Rosler
Guysville
Rome
Arsula Brandeberry
Charles
Annabell Brandeberry Williams
Alan R
Beatrice Booth
Elmwood PI
Simon
Mary L. Laiila
Hawaii
Maung
Patricia H. Gyi
Dover
Richard A
Gertrude Finlow
Alex Mack
Ruby Jean Tyre
Dwight H Rutherford
James D
Lynda F. Leach
West Hills
Vine
Briarwood
Charles E
Barbara J. Skelton
Charles Richard
Sara Womack Dean
Briarwood Dr
Highland
Briarwood Heights
Hazel Minner
Nelsonville
James
Iris Dodson
Dole
Virginia Townsend
Portage
Mich
Dena Kirkendall
Joe T
Ruth L._ Klingenberg
George A
Ethel M. Sheldon
North Shafer St
Blackwoods
John E. Sweeney
Richard P
Wanda P. Rush
Glouster
Carl H. Brown
Earl H. Brown
Jay and
Joyce Proffitt
Alvin Boney
Carthage
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