Ohio University President Drives Southeastern Ohio Redevelopment
President Alden, seven months in office, leads an area economic revival in Southeastern Ohio. A $70,000 federal grant funds an industrial development program. firms study locating plants. graduate programs expansion aims to attract faculty and strengthen business ties.
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Athens
Ohio University
Ohio
Upper
Ohio River Valley
University
College of Business Administration
Alden
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Tration
New England
Harvard Business School
U. S
Bailiff and Former State Patrolman Henderson Dies
Robert E. Henderson aged 57 a court bailiff and former State Highway Patrol officer died unexpectedly early Friday at his home 1014 West State Street emergency squad used resuscitation equipment before he was pronounced dead Henderson born in Guernsey County attended Barnesville High and Wilmington College local fire department responded at 1 02 a m to the residence
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Robert E. Henderson
State Highway Patrol
State St
Guernsey County
Barnesville High
Wilmington
Four Dogs Poisoned In Blackburn Area
A dog poisoner is active in the Blackburn Heights area south of the city limits. At least four dogs have been poisoned, a resident told the sheriff's office Thursday night. A woman near Hooper Street surprised a man near a dog pen Wednesday night. the man fled and was not identified. He had served with the State Highway Patrol for 20 years, led the Athens post as corporal for 14 years, and retired in July 1957. Since January 1958 he has been bailiff in the Athens Municipal Court. He was a member of Barnesville First Methodist Church and the Elks and Moose lodges. He is survived by his second wife Janet, a daughter Joanne Harden, a stepdaughter Alice Winning, two sons Jack and James D., two grandchildren, two sisters Virginia Boyd and Sadie Henderson, and two brothers Craig and Ellis. Friends may call at Hugh es funeral home after 2 p.m. Saturday. services at 2:30 p.m. Sunday by Rev. Joe B. Maffett. Graveside services set for 1 p.m. Monday at Crestview Cemetery in Barnesville.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Sheriff’s Office
Hooper St
Ilege
State
Athens
Barnesville
Dayton
Jack
Cambridge
James D
Virginia Boyd
Fairview
Sadie Henderson
Craig
Beaumont
Calif
Ellis
Buffalo
N.Y
Hughes Funeral Home
Joe B. Maffett
Crestview
Greek Legislator Visits Athens Area To Reflect On Politics
Greek congressman Gus Papaspiros visits Athens Ohio to discuss political security in Greece and his country’s government shakeups. He notes Greece’s four year terms and possible special elections, while praising American aid in postwar reconstruction and democracy. He plans to meet Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner in New York before returning home.
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Papaspiros
Athens
10Th
Ohio
FBI
Couladis
Greece
Karageorge
United States
Washington
New York
Sales Tax Return Filing Aid Offered by Ohio Official
Ralph E. Wheatley from the Ohio Sales and Highway Use Tax Division will be at the county courthouse commissioners' office Friday to help vendors file semi-annual sales tax returns. He notes this will be the last time public assistance is offered.
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Ralph E. Wheatley
Ohio Sales and Highway Use Tax Division
Department of Taxation
Commissioners’ Office
County Court House
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric earnings rise in year
Net income for 12 months ending June 30 reached 10.299 million dollars, up from 9.185 million. President Harry M. Miller noted earnings per common share of 3.21 on 2.8 million shares versus 2.97 on 2,651,360 shares a year earlier.
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Columbus
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Harry M. Miller
Mercury Hits 47 in Athens on a Cool Autumn Day
Athens residents shivered as a cool air mass lingered from yesterday. An early low of 47 was reported by observer C. L. Colmer, with 9:30 a.m. reading at 68 and Wednesday’s high at 72. Rural Hamley Run touched 42 this morning after a 79 yesterday.
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Athens
Ohio
W. S
C. L. Colmer
Hamley
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes and Marriage License
Lists of births admissions and discharges at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens and surrounding areas. A marriage license issued for Willard Vaught and Linda Boring in Glouster with ages 25 and 18. Blood used one pint.
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Dwight Munn
Athens
C. Mathew Rice
Janette Kern
William J. Trautwein
Jacqueline Williams
Anna Perry
Charles Ennis
Nelsonville
Herbert Hartley
New Marshfield
William Kirchner
Darlene Showalter
Howard Hunter
Eldon Barrows
Richard Essex
Lewis Skiver
Guysville
James Wallace
Willard Vaught
Glouster
Linda Boring
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Earl Hooper
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Jerry Kyle Security Bank Bldg
Clover Farm Market
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