Ohio University to award 1132 degrees at Sunday commencement
Ohio University will grant 1132 degrees at its 204th commencement on Sunday at 1 15 p m on College Green. Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara to receive an honorary degree. The total class includes 605 men and 527 women with 7 doctoral and 81 master’s degree recipients. In rain, exercises move to Grover Center. The list names scores of degree recipients from Athens and surrounding counties.
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Athens High Honors Top Students at Awards Assembly
Athens High School recognized students for honors at an awards assembly in the school auditorium. The outstanding all round senior award went to Philip Rose, while John New-
Two Ohio Professors Plan Retirement From Ohio University
Ohio University announced the retirement of Dr. Richard S. Uhrbrock and Dr. James V. Rice. Uhrbrock joined the psychology faculty in 1957 after a long career at Procter and Gamble and teaching at Cornell and Wyoming. Rice joined romance languages in 1938 after study at several universities and service in World War II. Both plan to spend time in Athens and abroad, with Uhrbrock researching in London and Rice dividing leisure time with travel.
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British Museum
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University of Michigan
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Dayton
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Paris
Bibliotheque Nationale
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Washington, D.C
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Nature's Remedy gentle laxative ad in 1950s notice
An advertisement promotes NR Nature's Remedy as a gentle all-vegetable laxative with no mineral coal tar or phenol derivatives. It claims effective relief without disturbing sleep and offers a free family sample from Lewis-Howe Co Dept E34 St. Louis Missouri.
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Deadly May Traffic Toll in Athens Hints at State Trend
State Highway Patrol reports two fatal crashes in May in Athens County, bringing 1964 deaths to three. Ten crashes occurred on Route 33 and 12 on county roads. 27 people injured in 17 accidents across five counties amid excessive speed as the main cited cause.
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Friday Weather in Athens Reports Warmer Temps
Partially cloudy and warmer weather prevailed Friday in Athens. Observer C L Colmer reports a 10 am temperature of 75 degrees after an early morning low of 54. Thursday's high was 82.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital Admits List Names
A list of patients admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Carl Mansfield Athens Eld red Grimes Donald Gagle Athens Milda Mc Clain Mrs Jesse Lee Becky MacCombs The Plains Mrs Brady White Sam Buffington Athens Route 4 Mrs Dorri Scott Athens Route 4 Mrs Sol Rosenberg Athens Albert Brickles Albany Route 3 Fred Schleicher Athens Route 1 John Edwards Athens Mrs Thomas Cremeans and son Athens Mrs Roger Gilkey and son Athens Mrs William Maynard Carpenter Route 1 Gary McWilliams Athens.
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Athens
Eldred Grimes
Donald Gaglae
Milda McClain
Jesse Lee
Becky MacCombs
the Plains
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Sam Buffington
Dorri] Scott
Sol Rosenberg
Albert Brickles
Albany
Fred Schleicher
John Edwards
Thomas Cremeans
Roger Gilkey
William Maynard
Carpenter
Gary McWilliams
County Court Juries Finds Clark Not Guilty In DWI Charge
A County Court jury Thursday found Kermit Earl Clark of Coolville Route 3 not guilty of a State Highway Patrol charge of driving while intoxicated.
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Coolville
Pet raccoon fines owner after license lapse
James E. Mackie, 20, of Athens Route 2, was fined 100 dollars and costs with 85 dollars suspended and six months probation in Municipal Court for possessing a baby raccoon without a free pet license from the Division of Wildlife. Ted Dean, game protector, said the animal was given in a Lancaster tavern and that taking game animals is illegal outside the legal season.
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Athens Man Fined On Check Charge
Gary A. Colbert pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to writing a $15 check with insufficient funds. He was fined 25 dollars with 15 suspended and placed on 10 days probation. The charge was filed by Daniel & Thompson. The Athens Council Knights of Columbus will meet Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at the hall.
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Annual Civic Dinner Stakes Flood Control Topic
Athens to host the annual Police Firemen Appreciation Day dinner on June 29 at Ohio University's Baker Center ballroom. Col. Harrington W. Cochran will discuss flood control plans for the Ohio and Hocking basins and water resources development. The event honors Athens police and fire departments in its 10th year of sponsorship by Royal McBee and local service clubs.
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Roger Barron
Kiwanis
Carl Roberts
Rotary
William Rose
Honors Assembly Promotes 148 Ninth Graders at Athens High
Athens Junior High held an honors assembly promoting 148 ninth graders to senior high. Russ Miller won the top Camp Arrowhead scholarship, presented by last year’s winner Jay Bratton. Seventy-eight students received honor roll letters and 17 achieved perfect attendance.
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City orders three summer mowing periods for vacant lots
The mayor's office states that city lots must be mowed three times this summer. The ordinance sets dates May 1 to 15, June 15 to July 15, and August 1 to 31. Enforcement of the rule is planned due to several unmowed lots.
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