Arts and crafts plan draws 200 Athens children
Ohio University students Mary Ann Sadler and Bonnie Gordon supervise Athens city recreation arts and crafts for more than 200 six to 12 year olds in a seven week program starting June 5. The project focuses on creativity, self confidence, and non competitive participation with kids producing plays, costumes, puppets, and art displays.
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Mary Ann Sadler
Bonnie Gordon
Ohio University
City Recreation Department
Athens
Miss Sadler
Mrs. Gordon
Road Work Planned To Curb Blind Spot
County Highway Department will deepen fill on County Road 17 at Road 21 to remove a hill crest blind spot. Traffic remains, two week project with detours if rain. Also reports settlement and dismissal of a suit involving John Larry Null and the estate of Lloyd Lee Bozarth.
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County Highway Department
Chase Road
Harry Dust
John Larry Null
Esther Grace Bozarth Johnston
Lloyd Lee Bozarth
Common Pleas Court
OU Names Dr Jack Holder Jr as Assistant to VP for Development
Ohio University President Vernon Alden announced the appointment of Dr Jack J Holder Jr as assistant to the vice president for development and assistant professor of business administration. Holder earned a PhD in higher education from Indiana University Bloomington and will coordinate staff fund raising and alumni records computer programming while pursuing special development projects with James Ieenhour. He previously served with the Indiana University Foundation and holds a BS in marketing (1963) and an MBA (1965) from Indiana University. He played football at Indiana, earning MVP linesman honors in 1961 and leading the team in playing time in 1961 and 1962. He also led the Indiana Men’s Club as president.
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Jack J. Holder Jr
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden. Holder
Indiana University
Bloomington
James 0. Ieenhour
Martin L. Hecht
Holder
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Indiana University Foundation
Indiana
Lerner to Speak at OU Convocation on World Affairs
Max Lerner, noted international affairs expert and Brandeis professor, will deliver the convocation address titled The Restless World and the Stormy Present at 9 50 a.m. Wednesday in Memorial Auditorium. Lerner, a Ford Foundation grantee, has written for the New York Post and edited The Nation, with a prolific bibliography and academic credentials from Yale, Washington University, and the Brookings Institution.
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Memorial Auditorium
Ford Foundation
Indian School of International Relations
University of New Delhi
India
Europe
New York Post
Lerner
Justice Holmes
deTocqueville
America
Brandeis University
New School of Social Research
New York City
Dismissals Noted at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Names of patients and relatives from Athens Albany and Shade Route 1 appear among a list of hospital dismissals including Ernest Baughman Ronald McWilliams Ronald Williams Donald A. Snedden Mrs Manuel Serna and daughter Mrs William Duckler and daughter Mrs Laura LeMay H A Henson Mrs Margaret Halterman William McCune and Judy Bolin.
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Ernest Baughman
Ronald McWilliams
Athens
Ronald Williams
Albany
Steven Dougan
Shade Route 1
Donald A. Snedden
Manuel Serna
William Duckler
Laura LeMay
H. A. Henson
Margaret Halterman
William McCune
Judy Bolin
Albany woman cited for failure to stop in traffic
Mary L. Chaney, 42, of Albany, cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance ahead. Fine of $20 plus costs listed by police.
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Mary L. Chaney
Albany
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Nancy Rhodes
Sadler
Gordon
East Side Playground
Strawn Plumbing & Heating
N. Court
Athens, Ohio
Jack Holder JR
Max Lerner
Dr. Lerner
Yale University
Yale Law School
Washington University
Robert Brookings Graduate School of Economics and Government
By van Heusen
van Heusen
Beau Brummel
M-L-Xl
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul W. Carpenter Jr
Volkswagen
Ally
University Vouxswacen
Stimson
Palmer ST
Dad
Wembley
Our Men's Cologne
Jade East Dunhills
Dante
Faberge
Dacron
Batiste
Shortie
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