672 To Receive Degrees at OU
Ohio University will award 672 degrees and diplomas Sunday afternoon with 517 bachelor’s degrees, 46 master’s, and 49 two year associates. Hi Strave Hensel will give the commencement address at 2 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium if weather allows.
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Alliens
Ohio University
University Board of Trustees
Strave Hensel
Washington
Defense
Memorial Auditorium
Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church
Columbus
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Education
Athens
John’ Smith Algeo
David Franklin
Bartholow
John Edward Bolio
Irvin G. Bouton
Margaret. Radford Corradini
James Paul Dilley
Jerry R. Galvin
Ronald
Athens OU Well Represented In Two Nation McBee Sales Force
The Athens area and Ohio University contributed heavily to The McBee Co. sales force spanning over 100 cities in the United States and Canada. Key locals include Alfred J. Craft named salesman for the top local industry in 1985, Ohio U graduate of 1935, and former editor of The Glouster Press. Regional managers and branch managers listed are Athens natives with ties to Ohio University. The article details multiple graduates, family ties, and the company’s anniversary year events with public showings at Ohio University Center ballroom.
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Athens
McBee
Ohio University
McBee Co
United States
Canada
Alfred J. Craft
Glouster
Craft
Glouster Press
W. A. Craft
John C.’Fulton
St. Louis
John H. Preston
Delphia
William Eyes
Ohio U
Glenna Burt
Elliott St
Homer Baird
McClelland
Birmingham
Baird
Ing
Nelsonville
Elm
Ohio ‘Wood
University Center
Drake
Uate
Seth
W. B. Drake
Elmwood Pl
Alien
Donald
C. Ferguson
Dayton
Wendell J Davidson
Milwaukee
Wis
Jo P. Zenner
Chicago
Carl Ferguson
Dalton
Davidson
Albany
Ora L. Sanborn
W. J
Maplewood
Boiler
Fergus Sheltering Arms Hospital
Zenner
Jack
D. R. Zenner
Cleveland
Bigony
Rex Mar
Shall
Burton S. Massie
Detroit
Wik
Lam
McDonald
Huntington
W. Va
Eugene L. McClel
Shirley Hogue
Juanita
Wheeling
Spillman
E. Ray Johnson
Newark
Common Pleas
N. J
James T. Crabbe
Eugene Hogue
Logan
Royal Typewriter Co
Jacksonville
Royal
R. L
Clutter
Ohio St
Hamsey
Carolyn
Ohio U.e
Albany High Band Sets Summer Rehearsal Date
Albany high school band will hold its first summer rehearsal Saturday at 1 30 p m directed by John Pierson the announcement notes. Theodore Farbott of Columbus was fined 15 dollars and costs by Logan's Mayor Francis Myers on a state highway patrol speeding charge Thursday.
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Albany
Albany ‘High School
John Pierson
Eder
Theodore Farbott
Columbus
Logan
Francis Myers
Commission Awards Set For Saturday in the Armed Services
Saturday morning a 9 am ceremony in the Speech Building will commission 43 cadets and graduates. Air Force cadets from Athens and nearby towns will receive commissions with Mayor Seel and Col Leon Berger as speakers. Army program graduates will also be commissioned at the Chemistry Auditorium by Lt Col George Dickerson.
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Armed Services
Air Force
Peter B. Seel
Leon Berger
George W. Dickerson
Army
James D. Leach
Gary R. McCune
Charles A. Snyder
Jackson E. Wood
Athens
Stephen P. Hill
Pomeroy
Charles Burley, Jr
Charles Pinney
Zaleski
James E. Hamer
James Maurer
Nelsonville
William E. Stone
Murray
Calvin G
Lyons
Jackson
John. Mingus
Glouster
John D. Powel
James
Thorn
Henderson
W. Va
Richard L. Williams
Walter J. Wood
Chauncey Man Dies at 87
Chauncey Henry Devers 87 died Thursday evening at the home of a niece on Congress Street. Surviving nieces and nephews include Mrs. Harry Bray Union Furnace Mrs. Saul Yates Buechtel George and Lewis Johnson both of Chauncey and James Johnson Nelsonville. Services set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Altona Free Will Baptist Church near Coalton with burial in Coalton Cemetery. Friends may call at Jagers and Sons funeral home in Athens.
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Chauncey
Henry Devers
Earlarber
Congress’ St
Jagers and Sons
Athens
Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
Three motorists were fined in Municipal Court Friday on State Highway Patrol traffic charges. Roland Coberly, 21, of 13 Fern St. paid 10 dollars for driving left of center. Nicholas J. DiNunzio, 28, of Fleveland, paid 15 dollars for improper passing. Alfred H. Parrish, 52, of Parkersburg, paid 20 dollars. All three faced court costs. Coberly’s charge stemmed from a two car accident on Pleasant Hill Road Monday.
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Roland Coberly
Fern St
Nicholas J. DiNunzio
Fleveland
Alfred H. Parrish
Parkersburg
Coberly
Pleasant Hill Road
Correction in court record misnames defendant in drunk driving case
A Wednesday Municipal Court report corrected the driver name to John J. Vanmeter of 24 Brown Ave. The case also notes Alvin Grover of 27 S. Congress St. was fined five dollars and costs on a trespass charge by Harold Young for parking on private property.
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Don Windyke
Brown Ave
John J. VanMet
Alvin Grover
S. Congress 1St
Harold Young
Ohio University
Gubits Named Dean of Branches at Ohio University
Professor A C Gubitz named dean of Ohio University Branches, directing the three campuses in Zanesville, Portsmouth, and Chillicothe since 1946. He also heads the Ohio University Fund Inc and Off Campus Relations. Gubitz joined OU in 1926 after roles at Indiana University College and Wisconsin training, with Phi Beta Kappa honors.
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Gubitz
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Bureau of Appointments
Ohio University
Therogram
Sinc
Department
Indiana Universe College
Colate University
Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic
Indiana University
University’ of Wisconsin
Athens High School 112 Diplomas at Commencement
Mrs. Sarah C Caldwell, Akron junior high educator and former NEA president, told graduates that education is democracy’s right hand and urged lifelong learning. She said public schools open to all, and that the era of skilled work demands broader knowledge as graduates become today’s purpose. Reverend Jan Kish gave invocation and benediction as Principal Don F Thomann presented the class and Superintendent Willard P Barker awarded diplomas.
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Sarah C. Cladwell
Joanual
Athens High School
Caldwell
Akron
National Education Association
America
Cald
Jan Kish
Don F. Thom‘ann
Willard P. Barker
H H Andrews Athens County Native Dies
H H Andrews a Charleston resident for 20 years with banking ties in West Virginia and Pennsylvania died Wednesday in Charleston General Hospital. He served in the West Virginia House of Delegates in 1925 and 1927 and led the banks and corporations committee. Funeral services in Charleston Friday and Athens services Saturday. Survivors include his wife, son Donald, and daughter Mrs Sands.
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West Union St
H. Andrews
Athens Coun
Charleston
W. Va
General Hospital
Andrews
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Bank of
Whitesville
Andrews Motor Co
Boone County
House of Delegates
West
Virginia
Emma Mace
Local Names Listed in Dismissal Notices
Susan Houx of Athens and Harold Cummings of The Plains plus Mrs. Roby of Carpenter Route 1 and Mrs. Sam McClelland of Jacksonville are identified in the brief dismissal notices.
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Susan Houx
Athens
Harold Cummings
the Plains
Roby Church
Carpenter
Sam McClelland
Jacksonville
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Ver Mgune
Ome Wep Lavelle
BSA
BSC
Helen Joyce Lehman
BFA
Gary Ray McCune
Phyllis Jean MeIntorf
Bsied
Martha Dee’ Morrison
Maruyn Helen Paulsen
John H. Piotrowski
BSEE
Carol Nessley Poston
BFS
Bruce Vincent Roach
Jane Maxine Rose
Bsed
Theodore Beasten Rothwell
Jack Spencer Lamboselte
Ruth -Ellen Sands
Suzanne Seighred
BWA
Bshec
Luanne Colbert
John David
Jake
Fulton
Verguson
Johnston
Crabbe
ED van Dikt
Buckeye
Court St
Wolfe Hardware
Ohio
Commission
Dolan
Mutual
the Mutual
East Washington St
Federal Home Loan Bank
Tom, Widdoes
Carroll Widdoes
Mortis Ave
Richard White
L. E. White
N. Congress St
Camp Perry
American Legion
Athens Legion Post
Jim V. Bosley
Harry E. Ladd
Carthage Troy
Messenger Newsphoto
Gubits
A. C. Gupitz
John C. Baker
Prof
Gueitz
Lewis Kitchen
Harold Shields
B. B. Service
Vestern
Sinclair Products
H.H. Andrews
Athens County
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ada Lent
James Rickard
Maytag
Athens, Ohio
Commonwealth
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