Jennings Lecture Series to Honor Southeast Ohio Teachers
Ohio University will host the Jennings Lecture Series for 1967-68 with the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation of Cleveland co sponsoring. About 200 area teachers will be named Jennings Scholars and attend six lectures on the Athens campus from October to February. Dean Gilford Crowell says each Saturday morning talk will feature a renowned leader in the field. It is the first Jennings Scholar Lecture Series on Ohio University campus. A separate note reports the fire department emergency squad treated Carl Graham at 32 Smith St for asthma, sending him to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Martha Holden Jennings Foundation of
Cleveland
Jennings
Southeastern Ohio
Athens
Gilford Crowell
College of Education
Fire Department
Smith St
Carl Graham
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mahn and O Neal Named to New OU Posts
Two Ohio University administrators receive new roles from President Alden. Robert Mahn becomes secretary of the university and university editor while John O Neal is named dean of registration and admissions. Both men bring long records in admissions, registrar duties, and academic affairs.
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Mahn
O’neal
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Robert Mahn
John O’neal
Alden
Thomas S. Smith O’neal
College and University
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and
Miami University
University of Kentucky
O'Neal
Manslaughter Charge Bound Over In Fatal Accident
Municipal Judge John Newcomb bound Owen Thomas Walraven to the grand jury on a second degree manslaughter charge after a traffic crash last week that killed 20 year old John Martin. Walraven, 26, pleaded innocent through attorney Michael Molchan. Bond set at 800 dollars. Martin died of head injuries. Wingrove remains hospitalized at Lockbourne AFB, while Walraven had previous convictions for leaving the scene and reckless operation with fines total 100 dollars.
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John Newcomb
Owen Thomas Walraven
State St
Walraven
Cloyce Martin
John Martin
Stewart Route 1
Michael Molchan
James Wingrove
Athens
Gifford To Attend Church Camp Meeting
Pastor Frank W. Gifford of the Athens Seventh Day Adventist Church will join other Adventists for a statewide camp meeting in Mount Vernon. The nine day conference begins June 22 and is expected to draw 4000 attendees.
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Frank W. Gifford
Athens Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Mount Vernon
Head Start Classes Set for Area Students
Students enrolled in Head Start programs in the Federal Hocking system must register Thursday and Friday at the high schools in Amesville Stewart and Coolville. In Amesville students must be five by Oct 31 while in Stewart and Coolville the age is six by Oct 31. The program runs eight weeks from 8 30 a.m. to noon starting Monday with transportation and a noon meal provided.
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Amesville
Stewart
Coolville
Stewart and
Man Fined On Charge Of Keeping Dogs
Richard E. Kerns 31 of 9 Spring St. found guilty on a police charge of permitting several dogs to be kept in his house. The judge fined him 50 dollars and costs, suspended, on condition he cleans the property and removes the smell within 30 days. He also received 30 days probation.
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John Newcomb
Richard E. Kerns
Spring St
Kerns
Lonborg Strikes Out 13 as Red Sox Pitcher Dominates
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg set a spring high in strikeouts by fanning 13 Kansas City Athletics in a spring game. Lonborg worked efficiently through the lineup, boosting his reputation ahead of the regular season.
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Boston Red Sox
Jim Lonborg
Kansas City Athletics
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