Athens Native Named Head of Chicago Thoracic Unit
Athens native Dr. C Frederick Kittle 45 will lead thoracic and cardiovascular surgery at the University of Chicago and serve as president of the Society of University Surgeons. A 1938 Athens High School graduate he earned OU pre med studies and a 1945 MD at Chicago with honors plus a 1950 MS in surgery at Kansas. He has held posts at Kentucky School of Medicine and Oak Ridge Institute and served as Navy medical corps officer 1946 48. The family lives at 36000 West 89th Street Leawood Kansas they plans to move to Chicago when he assumes the post in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frederick Kittle
Athens
Ohio University
University of Chicago
Kittle
Society of University Surgeons
Athens High School
University of Kansas
89Th St
Leawood
Kans
Chicago
Athens County Servicemen Serve Aboard Mediterranean Ships
Three Athens County youths sail aboard USS Saratoga with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Roger Shafer Earl Mellon Jeffrey Nutter serve as sailors aboard the carrier with Navy duty. David Hickel completes a 12 day Camp Pendleton cycle. Ronald Culbertson serves on USS Forrestal during a training exercise. William Nagle begins seven weeks of basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center.
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Athens County
Mediterranean
Saratoga
Sixth Fleet
Roger P. Shafer
George R. Shafer
the Plains
Earl G. Mel
Pfe
David L. Hickel
James Hickel
Coolville
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ronald E. Culbertson
USN
Floyd C. Culbertson
Athens
Navy
Forrestal
Mediterranean Sea
William L. Nagle
James A. Nagle
Lancaster St
Great Lakes
Tul
Naval Training Center
Ohio official names faculty member to world trade council
Gov. Rhodes taps Richard W. French, associate dean at Ohio University College of Business Administration, for the 25 member Ohio World Trade Association executive council to aid small and medium firms in expanding global markets. French, who joined Ohio in 1965, is a former president of United Carbon and served as a director at Ashland Oil and Refining Co. and as a Standard Oil of Ohio vice president. In Oregon, Robert Lindsay of Ohio University earned his PhD at the University of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. French
Ohio University
College of Business Administration
James Rhodes
Ohio World Trade Association
Ohio
French
United Carbon Company
Houston
Texas
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Standard Oil Co
Eugene, Ore
Robert ©. Lindsay
University of Oregon
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Mrs. Richard McKibben of Athens Route 2 and Mrs. Ella Conant of Athens Route 1 admitted. Discharges include Mary Ann Chandler of Athens and Mrs. Billy Bunch of Athens Route 4, Kathleen Wegner of Athens, Mrs. Joe Kasler and daughter of Millfield Route 1, Mrs. James Francisco of Albany Route 1, and Mrs. Raymond Strekal of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McKibben
Athens
Ella Conant
Mary Ann Chandler
Billy Bunch
Kathleen Wegner
Joe Kasler
Millfield
James Francisco
Albany
Raymond Strekal
Legion Event Tonight With Brady in Athens
Merle F. Brady, candidate for national vice commander of the American Legion, spoke in Athens Wednesday at a 6 30 p m birthday dinner held at the home of K T Crossen Post. Legionnaires their wives and auxiliary members are invited.
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Merle F. Brady
The
American Legion
Athens
Legion
K. T. Crossen Post
Auxiliary
Doan’s Pills Advertised for Backache and Bladder Relief
Wake up baring to go without nagging backache and restless nights. Doan’s Pills promise fast relief from nagging backache, headache and muscular pains. They also soothe bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic through the kidneys. Enjoy a good night’s sleep and comfortable relief that millions have trusted for 60 years.
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Dean
Doan
Athens County considers bond issue to fund major project
County debt totals 315000 with bonds possible up to 3 million. auditor J W Whaley notes debts stem from 1954 to 1961 and no bond plans since 1961. Long term debt fell from 345000 in 1965 to 315000 in 1966, 30000 to be paid this year. Sheriff’s building bonds retire in 1981. Tax duplicate stands at 106 million with 45.6 real estate, 47.7 utilities, 13.2 personal. County may issue up to 1 million under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Whaley
Whaley
Bonding Plan Seeks Voter Approval For Major County Projects
The proposal allows up to 3 million dollars in bonds with voter approval or retire bonds without a vote for existing debt. Read items include 1954 jail remodeling 20000, county homes repairs 130000, welfare offices 10000, 1960 court improvements 75000, 1961 jail sheriff residence 80000.
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Children’s Home
N. Lancaster St
Court House
Coolville High School Orchestra Concert in Gym
Handel to Bartok featured in first half under John M Spence at Carthage Troy High School gym. Second half includes Exodus Autumn Leaves and Mary Poppins selections with Benny Randolph Roger Coe and Muriel Rowley solos and Lee Griffin cello concerto by Vivaldi.
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Coolville
Carthage Troy High School
John M. Spence
Handel
Purcell
Rameau
Bartok
Benny Randolph
Roger Coe
Muriel Rowley
Lee Griffin
Vivaldi
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University of Kansas Medical
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
U of K
Lon
Wilford D. Mellon
Little Hocking
Aviation
Jeffrey L. Nutter
Carl V. Nutter
Ohio Council
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Orchestra
Pre
General Telephone
Gise
Health-Tex
Healthtex
Casey Jones
Chambray
Vanity Fair
Stevie
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