Dormitory Construction Progress at University Campus
Building plans for two large dormitories, including a four story brick structure at Court and President streets, move ahead on schedule with foundations for the first unit forming a $600,000 Commerce Building and bids due in June. A $7,000,000 East Green dormitory program also advances, with three buildings under construction and five completed, readying for fall occupancy. Dorm 7 and Dorm 6 near occupancy, with roof and wall work underway.
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University
Bein Fam
Laverne
F. ‘Lausche
Court
President Streets
Lausche
East Green
Immieer
12 County Students Rate Dean's List
Ohio University officials plan a discussion on foreign service careers in Athens. George A. McVickar of the Far Eastern Affairs office and Orwn W. Trueworthy, advisor at the Foreign Service Institute, will attend in Cutler Hall’s trustees room.
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Department of
Univer list names students from Athens and nearby counties
Twelve students from Athens County and seven from neighboring Southeastern Ohio counties are named to the University during the first semester. The list includes Bette Dowdell Elliott Mills Nellis Ondig La Patterson Rhoads Wolf Romanowski Craveford Miler White Seyfried Me Mine Safety Station aid in mine fire rescue. new rescue truck donated with Civil Defense equipment.
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Athens County
Ohio
Univer
Bette
Dowdell
Margaret” A. “Elliott
Oye A. Mills
Barbara
Nellis Priscila’ Ondig
Walter la Patterson
Constante J. Rhoads
Wilbert W. ‘Wolf
Athens
William E. Romanowski
Jacksonville
George 3
George 3. Craveford, Athens Route 4; Ralph J. Miler
Dennis W. White
William Seyfried
Galll
Meaty Mook Lee
Logan
Emma
Crookeville
Mathias
Enterprise
Meryl F
Bill Houlasheldt
Dexter
Barbara R. Roush
Racine
Fred W. Gasking
Bonnie Marlene Shields
Station One
Palmer St
Ohio mine rescue unit new service in Crooksville plan
A new mine rescue unit is in use by the Ohio Department of Industrial Relations Division of Mines. The rescue truck will be fed by a 1000 gallon tanker and a Civil Defense rescue truck from Crooksville if needed.
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Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Division of Mines
Crooksville
Ames-Bern Honor Roll Names 45 Students Across Grades Seven to Twelfth
Forty five Ames-Bern School students from seventh to twelfth grade are listed on the honor roll for the six week grading period. Names span seven grades with numerous Kaslers, Linscotts, Starlins, Parishs, and Wolfs among the top scholars.
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Ames-Bern
Amesville
Marie Brown
Pegs Johnson
Carolyn Linscott
Davie Kasler
Shirley Mayle
Billy Potter
Virginia Quinn
Barbara Walton
Janet Wolfe
David Gilshristighth
Jean Starlin
Lovellagolden
Maryn Linscott
Nancy Parish
Jane Parish
Judy Antle
Joe Kasler
Larry’ Morris
Nancy Jordan
Danny Kasler
Charles Gardner
Anna Marie’ Keirns
Mary” Faith Starlin
Mary Lee + Tate
Hubert Koehler
Madelon Clark
Dorothy Henry
Louanna King
Ronald McPherson
Sandra Iki
Max Seyfried
Kay White
Norma Zeigler
James Clark
John Fockler
Paul” Kasler
Freddie Walbrown
James Wolf
Patty Armstrong
Mary. Fockler
Diane Hamilton
Im Glass
Paul Hanson
Maryawrence
Shirley Potter
Waltonians to Meet at Farm Sunday for Recognition News
Charles McCiellan Ironton president of the Waltonian League announces Athens chapter news. Waltonians will hold their regular monthly meeting at the farm Sunday at 2 o clock. They retained 9 percent of previous membership and met a quota of 216. A work party is planned for the morning with a noon lunch.
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Charles McCiellan
Ironton
Fanak Walton League
Ot Ascetion
Athens
Ocal
Lee Marsh
Waltonians
Fate
Ohio liquor department seeks bids for new premises location
The Ohio Department of Liquor Cont ent invites bids from vendors until 12 noon Monday March 28 directed by William Bryant director. Local sources say no additional store is planned here though unofficial reports suggest the department may want a new location as the lease on 104 6 W Union St nears expiration.
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Heaney
Athens
Ohio Department of Liquor
William Bryant
Union — St
Mexico Is Study Topic at St Pauls School Fifth and Sixth Graders
Fifth and sixth graders at St Pauls School focus on Mexico this week. They have learned a Mexican dance and songs, plan a four panel discussion, oral reports with illustrations, and a skit about the fiesta. An exhibit features blankets serapes sombreros and pottery. The room is decorated with posters of tourist spots and Mexican art pieces. Students look forward to sampling Mexican hot tamales in the near future.
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Mexico
St. Paul's School
Gregory
Tree Planting Along State Roads in Ath ens County
State Highway Department plans spring planting of over 2000 trees along highways in Ath ens County to reduce erosion and beautify roadsides. Trees include pine and gum varieties. Red dog coal slag used to repair ruts on Route 1 and strengthen bases. Patch crews repair Route 90 near Albany with guard rails being replaced.
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Athens County
State Highway Department
Black ‘Diamond’ Coal Co
Albany
Driving Charge I After City Collision
Homar Barnhart 59 of Athens Route 4 faces a charge after a collision with a truck driven by Margaret Dicken 40 of 303 W Union St near Foster Place. Barnhart, cited for failing to yield, was jailed on a $50 bond with a water damage suit filed by Katharine Figg Sams against Dr C Bowman for $731.39 over water damage to a dress shop at 288 Court St from a dentist office pipe leak.
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Gx Wrockmaw
Trent-at- Way
Maniipa ‘Court
Homar Barnhart
Athens Route 4
Barnhart
Margaret Dicken
Union St
Common” Pleas
Kath
Rine Figg Sams
Dr. C
Rowman
Court St
Sams
Bowman
S. Court
Fair premium list to be discussed by Junior Pair Board
The fair premium list will be discussed at Monday’s Junior Pair Board meeting at 1:30. The event runs August 10 to 18, with entries and judging to follow the schedule.
Ohio University Summer Session Set for 196? Enrollment Rise
OU announces its Summer Session running June 20 to August 13 to accelerate degree progress for graduates and non working students. 236 courses offered across five colleges with demand seen from teachers, high school seniors, and veterans. Enrollment last year reached 821 with peaks near 1200. Dr McKelvey notes courses drawn from regular year offerings to meet needs of teachers, seniors, and veterans seeking accelerated paths.
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Je Exective Studien
Ian Freon
Mer
Vey
Ohio
De-U
Atudentas
McKelvey
Shelter weapons hospital notes unclear text
Fragmentary notes list names and places including Albany Route Athens Wellston Shade and multiple individuals such as Mrs Dora Chappell Judy Potts and Helen Walls. The fragmentary OCR yields no clear incident date event or outcome to summarize.
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Ben Lowe
Albany
Dora’ Chappell
Shade
Maurice Covert
Baby Mary
Ann Shamel
Athens
Ronnie Waldron
Wellston
Judy Potts
Neh
Case 18 Continued in Municipal Court
Carl M. Ferguson of Dalton Ave. had the case continued in Municipal Court pending further testimony. Ferguson pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol but received a continuation to present additional evidence.
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Carl M. Ferguson
Dalton Ave
Ferguson
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Color Service CO
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