Ohio University Zanesville campus dedication outlined
Ohio Governor James A Rhodes urged readers to study his remarks in newspapers and praised the Zanesville campus as a path to higher education for Muskingum County. He warned of brain drain and highlighted new programs, industry growth, and cultural opportunities, with nursing studies to start in 1968.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio University
Zanesville
Rhodes
Ohio University - Zanesville
Muskingum County
Muski
Gum Valley
Edward Penson
Muskingum Valley
Fred H. Johnson
Columbus
Vernon R. Alden
Keller Trial Set July 17 By Judge Bolin
Keller, 34, of Pomeroy Route 2, charged with first degree murder in the March 19 death of his 20 year old wife Evelyn, is deemed sane by Lima State Hospital officials and the trial is set for 9 a.m. July 17 before Common Pleas Judge John Bolin.
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Charles Junior Keller
Pomeroy Route 2
Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Marjorie Mitchell
Keller
Evelyn
Bolin
State Hospital
Click Earns PR Study Fellowship at Motorola
J. W. Click, assistant professor in the Ohio University School of Journalism, received a summer fellowship from the Foundation for Public Relations Research and Education. He will spend five weeks in July and August with Motorola near Chicago, working under Allen H. Center to evaluate Motorola's ad campaign in university papers aimed at attracting students to business careers.
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J. W. Click
Ohio University School of Journalism
Foundation For Public Relations Research and Education
Click
Motorola, Inc
Chicago
Allen H. Center
Motorola
Foundation
Ohio University
Conservancy Financing To Be Discussed In Albany
Margaret Creek Conservancy District officials met briefly Monday night in Albany and announced plans to confer Wednesday with Farmer’s Home Administration members on future finances. The district expects about 1 million dollars in FHA loans but consent hinges on final engineering plans. A letter from attorney for Howard and Mildred McHarg demanded more for land needed for the water system, with appraisers valuing 35,500 for 145.6 acres while the McHargs seek 87,750.
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Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Albany
Farmer's Home Administration
Conservancy District
FHA
Howard
Mildred McHarg
Athens Rd
McHargs
Lawrence G. Worstel
Head Start Applications Are Available
Athens city schools receive federal Head Start funds with four county schools. The eight week summer program runs next Monday to August 12 from 8 30 a m to noon at Dover Elementary Chauncey for four and five year olds in The Plains and Chauncey areas. Bus transportation and a noon meal are provided daily. Parents may visit or phone the superintendent on Putnam Drive.
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Athens City
Fred Chase
Athens
Plains
Chauncey
Chase
Dover
Putnam Drive
Methodist Church Holds Kids Krusade in Athens
The First Wesleyan Methodist Church of Athens hosts a Kids Krusade week June 12 to 16 with Bible stories songs and illustrated lessons for children ages 3 to 12. Sessions run 7 to 8 p.m. at E State and Carpenter Streets led by Rev Don A. Glenn and Rev and Mrs James P Vermilya, Marion.
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First Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Athens
E. State and
Carpenter Streets
Don A. Glenn
James P. Vermilya
Marion
Baltimore and Ohio tracks at W Union St reopen after resurfacing
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing at West Union Street was reduced to one lane Tuesday morning during resurfacing. Mayor Raymond Shepard said the city urged the railroad to resurface the intersection to improve vehicular traffic flow.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. Union St
Raymond Shepard
Auxiliary To Assist Buckeye Boys State Night Activities
The Athens County State Highway Patrol Auxiliary, with 25 members, will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m to participate in Highway Patrol night activities at Buckeye Boys State. The group assists patrolmen in patrol and traffic control duties.
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Athens County
State Highway Patrol Auxiliary
Buckeye Boys State
Ames-Bern Principal Quits for Navarre Post
Nellie Woolley, principal of Ames-Bern High School, resigns to become a social studies teacher at Navarre in Stark County. A longtime Amesville educator since 1941, she previously led Head Start in the Federal-Hocking system, oversaw seven teachers, and directed 107 pupils enrolled across Amesville and nearby schools. She holds degrees from Amesville High School and Ohio University and serves in several local and state education and civic groups.
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Amesville
Nellie Woolley
Ames-Bern
Navarre
Stark County
Miss Woolley
Finch School
Hooper Ridge
Amesville High School
Ohio University
Stewart and
Coolville
Ames- Bern
PTO
Grange, Euphemia Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
Delta Kappa Gamma
Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Romo of The Plains announce the birth of a daughter. Admitted to Sheltering Arms were Vaughn Ross and Jean Olds of Albany Eva D Coon Kenneth Beery and Charles L Davis of Athens Mrs Joe Barber Athens Route 4 Mrs Earl Rutter Amesville Route 1 and Mrs Charles Sargent Athens Route 1. Also admitted were Homer Kittle Mrs John Shrieves and daughter Alden Wells Glen Nickoson Miss Virginia Sheppard and Frank Chalkey.
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William Romoser
the Plains
Vaughn Ross
Jean Olds
Albany
Eva D. Coon
Kenneth Beery
Charles L. Davis
Athens
Joe Barber
Earl Rutter
Amesville
Charles Sargent
Homer Kittle
John Shrieves
Alden Wells
Glen Nickoson
Virginia Sheppard
Frank Chalkey
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