Alden Urges Graduates to Shape Human Initiative
President Vernon R. Alden addressed 1444 Ohio University graduates telling them heritage from technological progress requires development of human initiative. He warned of impersonality and alienation, urged responsibility, internal certainty, and readiness to face uncertain futures. Commencement drew about 9000 attendees with six doctorates and 118 master’s degrees awarded.
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Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Alden
Ohio University Awards Honorary Degrees to Two Alumni
Ohio University conferred honorary doctor of humane letters degrees at its 210th Commencement. Recipients were Dr. Joseph Boggs from Northwestern University and Dr. Starke Hathaway of the University of Minnesota Medical School.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Joseph Boggs
Northwestern University
Starke R. Hathaway
University of Minnesota Medical School
Boggs
Bellefontaine
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Chicago
OU Premedic Prize Established for Ohio University Students
The Dr. Josephus Tucker Ullom Premedic Prize honors OU premedical students who gain admission to medical school and rank highly in academics. Endowed by four relatives of the late Dr. Ullom, the prize is administered by the Rush Elliott Professor of Anatomy and carries his memory from 1898 OU graduation.
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Josephus Tucker Ullom
Ohio University
Dr. Ullom
Ullom
American Trudeau Society
Athens
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Philadelphia
The
University
Alumni Association
Rush Elliott
Mary Ullom Thomas
Marietta
Margaret Ullom Stalder
Charlotte Coultrap
Columbus
Mary A. Stalder
Dr Stone Named Distinguished Professor at Ohio University
Dr Edward Stone, English professor and 1956 hire, was named a distinguished professor at Ohio University during the 210th commencement. The award, funded by alumni Edwin and Kennedy, includes a cash prize and a paid leave. Stone holds a Fulbright and has published widely, with degrees from Texas and Duke and teaching posts at Virginia, Georgia Tech, Duke, and Newcomb College.
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Edward Stone
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Stone
Alden
Ohio
Edwin L. Kennedy
New York City
University of Texas
Duke University
University of Virginia
Georgia Institute of Technology
Duke
Newcomb College
New Orleans
John F. Cady
John KE. Edwards
George E. Hill
Paul Kendall
Harvey C. Lehman
Robert L. Morton
Dwight Mutchler
Troy Organ
Hollis Summers
Ohio University Salgo Award Presented to John B. Martin
John B. Martin of Ohio University received the Nicholas Salgo distinguished teaching award of 1000 dollars at commencement exercises. Dean Har ry kEvarts announced the selection by faculty and students in the College of Business Administration. President Vernon R. Alden praised Martin for classroom excellence and peer and student support.
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John B. Martin
Ohio University
Nicholas Salgo
College of Business Administration
Harry kEvarts
Martin
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio
New York City
Salgo
Harry Blythe
Fred Picard
Area Traffic Court Notices For Multiple Offenses
A list of traffic court outcomes includes Marvin Raymond Marks 51 Long Bottom no license plate $5 and costs Harold McGee 32 Glouster Route 1 no plate $5 and costs Joseph Mesaros 47 Glous ter no plate $5 and costs William J Linn 21 Washington Hall unsafe operation found guilty $20 and costs David W Bolen Albany Route 1 improper starting $20 and costs Robert L Mills Sr 51 Athens failure to transfer registration $10 and costs County Court Louis A Guy Jr 20 Mill field Route 1 no operator license $20 and costs Jerry Lee Crum 19 Mill field Route 1 defective brakes $10 and costs Perry Oliver Downey 50 27 Hanlin Ave speeding $20 and costs Michael Leroy Richards 21 Parkersburg speeding $30 Larry G Woods 30 Car bondale stop sign $15 Robert T Hart 37 Athens Route 5 stop sign $15 Clarence Floyd Thompson Jr 18 Athens Route 3 passing at curve $15 Donna Darlene Davis 19 Columbus conditional speeding $15 Douglas Hester Sigler 21 Logan speeding $20 John Enright Baker 26 Columbus speeding $15 Donald Eugene Bryant Livonia Mich speeding $20 Orma I Perkins 33 Cincinnati speeding $25 Johnathon Roy Flowers 18 Nelsonville failure to dim lights $15 George Thomas Enevoldsen 22 Athens Route 2 stop sign $15 Walter Roy Newton 49 Groveport speeding $16
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Marvin Raymond Marks
Harold McGee
Glouster
Joseph Mesaros
William J. Linn
Washington Hall
David W. Bolen
Albany
Robert L. Mills, Sr
Athens
Louis A. Guy, Jr
Millfield
Jerry Lee Crum
Perry Oliver Downey
Hanlin Ave
Michael Leroy Richards
Parkersburg
Larry G. Woods
Carbondale
Robert T. Hart
Clarence Floyd Thompson, Jr
Donna Darlene Davis
Columbus
Douglas Hester Sigler
Logan
John Enright Baker
Donald Eugene Bryant
Livonia
Mich
Orma I. Perkins
Cincinnati
Johnathon Roy Flowers
Nelsonville
George Thomas Enevoldsen
Walter Roy Newton
Groveport
Mercury Reaches 90 Mark In Athens Mild Weekend
Warm weather continued in Athens with a 9 am reading of 80 after an early low of 66. Saturday and Sunday highs reached 92 and 90 respectively, according to U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Two Hurt In Area Crashes Reported By Patrol
Two persons were injured in weekend Accidents in Athens area. Gretchen J Hummel 18 of 42 Briarwood Dr cut to chin and elbow when her car left Athens County Rd 20 struck a tree. Lindley A Williams 27 patient at Athens Hospital reported being struck on W Union St with bruise to groin. Metcalf 21 of Athens Route 2 cited for conditional speed after car left Athens Two Rd 2 and hit a fence. Higgins 27 of Athens Route 3 drove off Route 690 into a creek due to defective steering wheel. Accidents under investigation and patrol reports list injuries and citations.
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State Highway Patrol
Gretchen Jo Hummel
Briarwood Dr
Athens County Rd
Lindley A. Williams
Athens Hospital
W. Union St
Richard Lee Metcalf
Athens
Athens Two
Dover Two
Francis Lee Higgins
Lee Township Road Petition Discussed by County Board
County commissioners held a hearing on extending Lee Two Road 547 about 1450 feet. Eight residents near Albany supported the petition while Lee Township trustee Roy Walsh urged construction but cited funds shortages. Action was postponed as the board plans a joint meeting with township trustees to gather more information and consider a pay as you go plan.
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Lee Two
Albany
Roy Walsh
Lee Twp
James Edwards
Lee Township
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Births list several families with newborns including Mr and Mrs Wayne Cubbi and Mr and Mrs John Deno in Coolville and Athens. Admissions include Roy Cline, Carl Meeks, Miss Mary Smith, and others in Athens and nearby areas. Additional births and admissions span Albany, Coshocton, Guysville, Sharpsburg, and Albany Route 4 listings.
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Wayne Cubbison
Coolville
John Deno
Athens
Donald Turner
Albany
John O'Malley
Roy Cline
Carl Meeks
Mary Smith
New Lexington
Bessie Morris
Jay Carsey
George Mills
Donald Kelley
Coshocton
Marvin Knowlton
Howard Welch
Donald Mayles
Sharpsburg
Ibra Boyer
Guysville
Robert Dillon
Lewis Jones
Deanna Hutchins
Milton Williams
Fred Cluff
Donald Karnes
Jack Cline
Wayne Bartlett
Don Kelley
Marriage Licenses Issued in Nelsonville Pair
Donald E. Bowers 25 a vendor of Nelsonville and Sharon Kay Gillilan 20 a secretary of Nelsonville obtained marriage licenses in the city.
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Donald E. Bowers
Nelsonville
Sharon Kay Gillilan
Two Taken To Hospital In Separate Incidents
Fire department reports two people transported to Shelter ing Arms Hospital for injuries. Jack White fell from a roof on Strouds Run Rd injuring his head. Opal Mae Kelley slipped at Millview Inn injuring her knee cap. Also listed are various minor legal fines and a degree notice at Ohio University. Salvation Army clothing day is set for 1 pm Tuesday at headquarters on West Union Street.
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Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jack White
Nelsonville
Strouds Run Rd
White
Opal Mae Kelley
Coshocton
Millview Inn
W. Union St
Salvation Army
Army
Glenn Avery
Federal Grant Sought for Margaret Creek Project
Albert G. Giles announced at Columbus headquarters a request of 88532 for the Margaret Creek watershed in Athens County to the Appalachian Regional Commission. The plan includes six dams on the Hocking River tributary, a lake and wildlife preserve to aid 20 million people within 250 miles, with funding from local and federal sources and a Farm Service loan pursued.
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Margaret Creek
Athens County
Appalachian Regional Commission
Albert G. Giles
Ohio
Appalachia
James Rhodes
Columbus
Farmers Home Administration
Giles
Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Divison of Wildlife
Hocking River
Albany
Hocking Valley Conservancy District
Ohio University
Athens
Area Bank Employes At OBA School
Five employes of area banks are among 200 attending the 13th annual Ohio School of Banking on the Ohio University campus. The program co sponsored by the OBA and OU ends with graduation certificates presented Friday by association president Richard P. Raish. Attendees include Larry L. Bishop and Chester L. Sininger of Hocking Valley Bank Athens Dean S Ferrell Glouster Community Bank Anna M Graves Vinton County National Bank McArthur and Jerry D Stufflebean Peoples Bank Nelsonville with OU College of Business Administration faculty Dr. Harry Blythe Dr. Harry B. Crewson Dr. David Levinson and Dr. Dean A. Dudley.
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Ohio School of Banking
Ohio University
OBA
Richard P. Raish
Association
Larry L. Bishop
Chester L. Sininger
Hocking Valley Bank
Athens
Dean S. Ferrell
Glouster Community Bank
Anna M. Graves
Vinton County National Bank
McArthur
Jerry D. Stufflebean
the Peoples Bank
Nelsonville
Ohio University College of Business Administration
Harry Blythe
Harry B. Crewson
David Levinson
Dean A. Dudley
Candidates Election Cost Statements Due June 17
Candidates and committees in the May primary have until 4 p.m. on June 17 to file reports of receipts and expenditures with the appropriate election board. County level candidates file with the county board while district candidates file with the board in the district’s most populous county. All candidates except unopposed state or county party central committee members must file. those with no donations or expenditures must also file. Failure to file risks disqualification for five to seven years.
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County Election Board
Congress
Election Board
Party Central Committee
Ohio
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Complete Insurance Service
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Daniel Conmos
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Thomas D. Stead
Richard C. Ruhlman
W. State Sr
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Jessie W Ley
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Reed & Baur, Inc
Joseph Seiple
Oakley Ins
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