Charles Allen Smart Memorial Fund Supports Trisolini Gallery
Ohio University establishes the Charles Allen Smart Memorial Fund to acquire artworks for the Trisolini Gallery. A ceremony saw Mrs. J. Bradford Berry transfer the former Smart Scholarship and present a new endowment gift. A university committee will select annual acquisitions. Smart was a 1946 1954 writer in residence.
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Smart
Trisolini
Charles Allen Smart
Ohio University
Henry Lin
College of Fine Arts
J. Bradford Berry
Ohio Universi
Ty Fund Inc
Jack Ellis
Lin
School of
Mexico
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Post-Industrial Shift Drives Ohio Population Loss
Ohio weighs migration outpacing births with 185000 residents leaving over four years. Officials cite post industrial economy reducing manufacturing jobs and boosting service sectors, while census data show growth slowed but overall population rose to 10.731 million by July 1973. Immigrant patterns shift as industries modernize.
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Ohio
Mowers and rototiller stolen from Athens County garage
A riding lawn mower valued at 900 and a push mower worth 150 were stolen from the garage of Mrs. Richard Sullivan on Athens Route 3 after the garage was left open. Deputies report Leo Kinsel of 134 Albany Road also had a rototiller valued at 200 stolen Wednesday night.
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Richard Sullivan
Athens
Athens County Sheriff's Office
Leo Kinsel
Albany Road
Public meeting on The Plains water sewer plans set
Athens County commissioners schedule a 10 am Monday meeting at the Health Building to address The Plains water and sewer project. Engineer George Mara and a prosecutor’s office rep are expected to attend amid questions on assessment timing and procedures.
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Athens County Commissioners
Plains Water and Sewer
City-County Health
Fairgrounds
George Mara
County Prosecutor's Office
Plains
Athens
Claire Ball Sr
Charles McDonald
Ball
3 Day Liquor Law Conference At Lodge
The first Liquor Law Enforcement Conference sponsored by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control opens Monday at Burr Oak State Lodge Glouster. Attendees include 25 county officers and officials with talks on liquor laws regulations and investigative techniques.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Glouster
Burr Oak State Lodge
Route 78
Richard E. Guggenheim
Department
Athens
Delaware
Fairfield
Fayette
Franklin
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Knox
Lawrence
Licking
Madison
Marion
Meigs
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum
Perry
Pickaway
Pike, Ross
Scioto
Union
Vinton
Washington
Guggenheim
John Gwin
Liquor Control Commission
Norman P. Solze
Attorney General's Office
Professor Fink Returns From Ithaca Brass Tour
Dr Reginald H Fink Ohio University music professor returned from a summer concert tour with the Ithaca Brass Quintet of New York. Former Oklahoma City Symphony principal trombone he taught at Ithaca College and authored trombone methods. He holds Eastman degrees and a OU PhD. The Quintet recorded contemporary works during his tenure. Wednesday 6 33 p m Jeffrey Coffman 17 Glouster Route 2 transferred to Riverside Hospital Columbus.
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Reginald H. Fink
Ohio University
Ithaca Brass Quintet
New York
Fink
Oklahoma City Symphony
Ithaca College
Ohio
Eastman School of Music
University of Oklahoma
Jeffrey Coffman
Glouster
Transfer O'Bleness
Riverside Hospital
Columbus
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