Peace Corps Officer Harris Wofford to Speak at OU World Affairs
Harris Wofford, head of Peace Corps Africa activities, will headline Ohio University fifth annual Conference on World Affairs on Tuesday August 7. The forum at Space Arts Building offers a public 2 pm address and a closing dinner at Baker University Center.
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Harris Wofford
Africa
Space Arts
Kennedy
Wofford
Peace Corps
Cameroon
Baker University Center
Four Juvenile Drivers Fined and License Suspensions Issued
Four juvenile traffic offenders were fined five dollars and costs each. two received 30 day license suspensions. William Julian Laziman 17 and Jerry Gene Cottrill 16 had suspensions for speeding and reckless operation, with limited driving to work or school and to transport parents. Parons 17 and Mansfield 17 had costs suspended.
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William Julian Laziman
Robert Laziman
Hooper St
Jerry Gene Cottrill
Robert Cottrill
Nelsonville
Laziman
Cottrill
Ohio University
Thomas H. Parsons
Roy Parsons
Guysville
Daniel D. Mansfield
Donald Mansfield
Athens
Birth At Frost Route 1 Parents Welcome Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brunty of Frost Route 1 welcomed a daughter. In admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital were Fawne Cone of Athens Harley B. Moore of Coolville William Fichthorn of Athens Mrs James Wallace of Athens Route 4 Mrs James Haning of Carpenter William Boring of Albany Route 2 and Marjorie Goldsberry of Athens. Discharges include Emma Young of Athens Mrs Wayne Aaron of Athens and son Mrs Hollis Black of Athens and daughter Mrs Donald Collier of Athens and daughter Mrs David Gilmore of Athens Robert Stubble n of Athens and Mrs E B Smith of Athens.
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Ralph Brunty
Frost
Fawne Cone
Athens
Harley B. Moore
Coolville
William Fichthorn
James Wallace
James Haning
Carpenter
William Boring
Albany
Marjorie Goldsberry
Emma Young
Wayne Aaron
Hollis Black
Donald Collier
David Gilmore
Robert Stublen
E. B. Smith
Foundation OKs Grant to Ohio University for Chemistry Research
The National Science Foundation approves a $35,800 grant to Ohio University through the OU Fund Inc to support a three year project titled thermal cyclization reactions. Project directed by William D. Huntsman professor of chemistry at OU.
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Ohio University
National Science Foundation
OU Fund, Inc
William D. Huntsman
Motorbike rider fined for missing plates and lights
Sam K. Beetham Jr., 21, Lindley Hall, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to two city police charges. He was fined $5 and costs on each count after being cited for riding the wrong way on South Court Street and on the sidewalk with insufficient lights and no license plates.
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Sam K. Beetham, Jr
Lindley Hall
S. Court St
John Mann
N. Court St
Bertha
John Newcomb
Mann
Appointment of G. Kenner Bush Jr as assistant publisher
G. Kenner Bush Jr was named assistant publisher of The Messenger at a luncheon with department heads led by Publisher Gordon K. Bush. He joins from Rochester Times Union and Democrat Chronicle where he worked in national advertising. Bush is an Athens High School and Colgate alumnus with an MBA from Harvard.
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G. Kenner Bush, Jr
the Messenger
Gordon K. Bush
Bush
Rochester, N.Y
Times-Union
Democrat & Chronicle
National Advertising Department
Athens High School
Colgate University
Beta Theta Pi
U.S. Army
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard
Margene Gilson
Robert R. Gilson
Rock Riffle
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
Sunnyside Dr
Rochester
Light Rain Falls in City and Surrounding Area
A light rain fell in Ath ens on a cloudy day. U S Observer C L Colmer recorded 68 at 9 a m after a low of 66. Tuesday’s high reached 82. Rural Hamley Run also hit 82 with a low of 60.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley Run
Yesea
Toy
Euchre Club Hosts Three Guests At Sanders Home
Mrs Clif ford Sanders hosted the Euchre Club with two tables of play on Wednesday. Three guests joined: Mrs Della Yockey Mrs Helen Sanders and Mrs Louise Muzio. A dessert course followed. In Middleport the Loyal Women's Class plans a potluck dinner Thursday at the Middleport Church of Christ.
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Chauncey
Clifford Sanders
Della Yockey
Helen Sanders
Louise Muzio
Middleport
Middleport Church of Christ
Rita Ann Douglas Birthday Pool Party at Lake Burr Oak
Miss Rita Ann Douglas celebrated her birthday with a swimming party and wiener roast at Lake Burr Oak Saturday evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hubert Douglas and Robert Douglas, parents and brother of Rita, Mrs Anna Daugherty, Miss Dorothy Daugherty, Richard Daugherty, and Terry Daugherty of Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
Rita Ann Douglas
Lake Burr Oak
Hubert Douglas
Robert
Rita
Anna Daugherty
Dorothy Daugherty
Richard Daugherty
Terry Daugherty
Nelsonville
Altier Cookout Honors Two Year Old Marilyn
A Nelsonville Newark gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Altier and Mrs. Mabel Sayre celebrated Marilyn Altier's second birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Altier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Altier Jr., Darrow Tolliver and family, and Emmett Hillis and family.
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Chauncey
Paul Altier
Mabel Sayre
Marilyn
My Altier
Carl Altier
Dave
Ronnie
Carl Altier Jr
Darrow Tolliver
Nelsonville
Emmett Hillis
Newark
Anna Daugherty Hosts Circle Hill Birthday Cookout
Mrs Anna Daugherty entertained Friday evening with a cookout in honor of Frank McDaniel's birthday. Present were the honoree and Mrs McDaniel, Terry Daugherty Nelsonville, Dorothy and Paul Daugherty. Traffic fine levied for failing to stop at a red light. Maximillian Newman Brinkham of 123 Morris Ave pleaded guilty in Municipal Court.
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Chauncey
Anna Daugherty
Frank McDaniel
Circle Hill
Maximillian Newman Brinkham
Morris Ave
Carpenter and
N. Court
Glouster Man Kills Wife in Apparent Domestic Tragedy
Neighbors heard screams as a Glouster man shot his wife multiple times then killed himself. Mrs. Cain died from a shoulder wound. the husband Cain shot himself in the forehead after a pursuit. Survived by three daughters, two sons, a grandson, and extended family. Arrangements handled by Norbert W. Johnston funeral home.
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Mick Hinton
Hinton
Chuck
Paul McAllister
McAllister
Guy Tedrow
Cain
Charles Riley
Charles Patton
Norbert Johnston
Ed Ray Stoncel
Republic Ave
Stoncel
Harold Shields
Carl Welling
H. G. Miley
Virgil Phillips
B. H. Cross
Maple St
Patton
Homer B. Gall, Jr
Ray Fulton
Sam Buffington
State Hospital
Ex Chauncey Man Earl Mann Dies in Richmond
Earl Mann aged 61 formerly of Chauncey and Athens died in Richmond Indiana burial held there His wife predeceased him He leaves two daughters Margaret and Elizabeth Mann and three sons John James and Larry all of Richmond He is survived by two sisters in law Mrs Donald Cunningham Clarington and Mrs Russell Cunningham Chauncey
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Earl Mann
Richmond
Ind
Chauncey and
Athens
Margaret
Elizabeth Mann
John
James
Larry
Donald Cunningham
Clarington
Russell Cunningham
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