City Opens Bids for Income Tax Dept Equipment
Four firms filed bids Tuesday to supply machines furniture and files for the city income tax department in City Hall basement. Safety Director Milton Nuzum will choose later this week. City appropriated 10500 for initial equipment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Income Tax Department
City Hall
Service
Milton Nuzum
Addressograph Multigraph Corp
Columbus
Burroughs Corp
Clarksburg
W. Va
B&O Slashes Rail Fares on Early-Week Travel
The Baltimore and Ohio announces first class fares on all lines will drop for the first three days of each week starting April 13. Reductions apply only on Mondays to Wednesdays and cut one way trips by about 31 percent to recapture lost business. B&O also discontinued Trains 23 and 30 between Cumberland Maryland and Cincinnati due to light traffic and losses.
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B&o
Cumberland
Cincinnati
Forensics Workshop Set at OU Details Annual Summer Program
The 14th annual forensics summer workshop at Ohio University runs June 14 to 27 with about 150 high school students. It offers instruction in debate oratory extemporaneous speaking and oral interpretation and includes a two week directing a forensic program course for credit. Visiting professor is Jack Parker with other noted forensics educators. Kenneth Dyer reports two watches and two rings stolen during a neighbor phone call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Jack Parker
Marietta College
University of Vermont
Southern Illinois University
William Brooks
McPherson College
Kansas
Edward McGlone
Ohio State
West Point
Don Faules
Watkins Named Administrator At Ohio University
Dr. Lloyd Watkins associate professor of dramatic art and speech at Ohio University was named assistant to the vice president for academic affairs and director of the summer session effective July 1. He joined OU in 1956 after degrees from Southeast Missouri State College and the University of Wisconsin and is editor of two SSA publications.
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Lloyd Watkins
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
Watkins
Baker Fund
Southeast Missouri State College
University of Wisconsin
Speech Association of America
Ohio and
Central Speech Associations
SSA
Mary
John
Joseph
Robert
Four-H Clubs Recognized In Athens County
Kennth Ackerman says five of Athens County's 42 4-H clubs earned year honors. County enrollment last year reached 675 youths with growth expected in 1964. Statewide Ohio had 92 410 youth in 5 290 clubs, with projects in photography home management auto care livestock and forestry. Individuals may join via the extension agent at the post office. Phyllis Lausche named to University of Miami fall Dean's List.
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Kenneth Ackerman
Athens County
Ackerman
Ohio
Coral Gables
Fila
Phyllis Ann Lausche
Laverne F. Lausche
Fairview Ave
Athens
University of Miami
Sevier Named Research Aide at Ohio University College
John Sevier will join the Ohio University College of Business Administration as instructor in business administration and research associate. A Stanford graduate with an MBA from Harvard, he previously worked with the Joint Center for Urban Studies at Harvard and MIT. He resides at 59 Pomeroy Rd with wife Margaret and their eight month old son.
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Sevier
Stanford University
Harvard University
Joint Center For Urban Studies
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pomeroy Rd
Margaret
Permit Transfer Under Review for D-2 D-3 Licenses
Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a transfer for Thomas D. Crow from D. J.'s at 21 N. Court St. to Crows Steak House at 17 S. Court St. for on premises and carry out beer and wine and restaurant liquor by the glass until 1 a.m. The application was filed March 5.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Thomas D. Crow
D.j.’S
N. Court St
Crows Steak House
S. Court St
Community Attitude Survey Nears Completion in Athens
The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce finishes canvassing 552 homes to gauge community opinions. Jaycee chairman Wilbur Boyer notes random sampling and a plan for a long range development program with Ohio University aid. Results are expected by mid April using IBM tabulation.
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Athens
Ohio University School of Journalism
Boyer
IBM
National Guard Unit Earns Excellent Rating in Armory Inspection
Athens-McConnelsville Ohio National Guard unit received an excellent rating for the February 3 armory inspection by 2nd Army Headquarters. Maj. Pfeiffer praised its administration. other area units also rated superior to excellent. Training events include April 2 maintenance and management inspection and summer field training at Camp Perry June 13 to 27.
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Athens-McConnelsville
Ohio National Guard
2Nd Army Headquarters
James F. Schweikert
Bernard C. Pfeiffer
2Nd Army
Logan
New Lexington
Caldwell
Marietta
2Nd Automatic Weapons Battalion
Athens
Schweikert
Camp Perry
4-H Advisors Eligible For Ohio Awards
Nearly 1200 4 H club advisors will receive awards March 26 for their service to Ohio 4 H boys and girls at a recognition luncheon in the Ohio Union. From Athens County Lawrence Bean 15 years service Mrs Samuel McClellan 5 years service and Mrs Francis Conrath 5 years service are listed.
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Ohio
Ohio Union
Ohio State University
Athens County
Lawrence Bean
Samuel McClellan
Francis Conrath
Eva M. Kinsey
Ex-Student Fined After Disturbance in City Court
Michael Foster 19 of 12 Poplar St pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and had earlier probation revoked. He was fined 25 dollars and costs with a 30 day suspended jail sentence and six months probation on an intoxication charge. Neighbors reported disturbances at about 2 AM and 40 minutes later. Foster, from the West Indies, was suspended from Ohio University last semester.
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Ohio University
Michael Foster
Poplar St
Foster
West Indies
Foreclosure Ordered On Mortgaged Lots
Common Pleas Court orders Evelyn M. Jewett to pay Security Bank 3653.85 on promissory note plus 266.66 in back taxes. Mortgage on two inlets in Athens may be foreclosed.
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Common Pleas Court
Evelyn M. Jewett
Athens
Local motorists fined for various offenses in Athens area
Ten individuals faced penalties after driving offenses and intoxication charges. Offenders include Jack Berk of Lincoln Hall for left of center driving with fines of $10, Michael Kiggin of Ath ens Apartments for reckless driving at $30, and Oba Douglas Jr of The Plains for intoxication with $100 and costs plus probation revocation.
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Jack Carl Berk
Lincoln Hall
Michael F. Kiggin
Athens Apts
Paul H. Jahn
Athens
Thomas Francis Rogers
Garfield
Woodrow Knox
Washington St
Oba E. Douglas Jr
the Plains
George Burns
Albany
Paul Edward Reeves
Toledo tour of a nuclear reactor plant opens OSPE convention
The 86th annual Ohio Society of Professional Engineers convention begins in Toledo with a tour of a Michigan nuclear reactor plant. OSPE leader Sherman Leach of Athens presides over the Hocking Valley Chapter. Logan Clay Products Co. of Logan showcases as one of 50 exhibitors. Police list minor traffic incidents and fines for several residents including Joseph Scott Doran and Edwin Harold Parsons. County Court actions include bond for Thomas Loomis and traffic violations for Danny Simms and Howard Pennell. AFSCME Local 37 plans a meeting at Athens Grange Hall Friday night.
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Toledo
Michigan
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Sherman Leach
Athens
OSPE
Hocking Valley
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan
Realtors To Hear Talk By Howard In Athens
Howard Lowell B. Howard associate professor of business law at Ohio University will speak at the Athens Hocking County Board of Realtors luncheon at the Sportsman Grill. His topic is Recent Trends in Real Property Law. He joined Ohio University in 1955 after leading the firm Howard and Gilliland in Wellston and serving as city solicitor there. He holds a BS in economics from Bowling Green State University and a JD from Ohio State University Law School. He earned an MA in economics from Ohio State in 1954.
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Lowell B. Howard
Ohio University
Athens-Hocking County Board of Realtors
Sportsman Grill
Howard and Gilliland
Wellston
Athens
Portsmouth High School
Howard
Bowling Green State University
Ohio State University Law School
Ohio State
The Plains Honors Thirty Seven Students Across Grades
The Plains High School named thirty seven students to honor roll for the fourth six weeks. Names include Belinda Boggs Ronald Bumgardner Harriet Erviz Dennis Pendergast Barbara Smith Dolly Smith Sue Smith Frank Stalder Cheryl Thompson in Twelfth grade. Eleven graders list Neil Hawk Richard Hurst Gregory Linscott Marilyn Manda Charles Mansfield Robert Secoy Thomas Ziegler.
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the Plains High School
Belinda Boggs
Ronald Bumgardner
Harriet Erviz
Dennis Pendergast
Barbara Smith
Dolly Smith
Sue Smith
Frank Stalder
Cheryl Thompson
Neil Hawk
Richard Hurst
Gregory Linscott
Marilyn Manda
Charles Mansfield
Robert Secoy
Thomas Ziegler
Jane Coon
Carla McDonald
Elizabeth Scott
Rhea Thompson
William Winner
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the Messenger
National Cash Register
Zanesville
Chine
Athens Office Supply
United States
Main St
Logan, Ohio
City Loan Co
Kenneth Dyer
Hocking Hill
Sheriff's Department
John Sevier
Ohio University College of Business Administration
Paul L. Noble
Columbia Gas OF Ohio, Inc
Beyond Our Gas
Sinalak Bondsite
Columbia Go
Syst
National Guard
Stanley Davis
Dwayne Hawk
Garland Reynolds
Tony Bolin
Jenny Lou Meeks
den Mothers
Engineers Society
Joseph Scott Doran
E. State St
Edwin Harold Parsons
Cuyahoga Falls
Thomas Joseph Loomis
Yellow Line
Danny Lee Simms
Nelsonville
Patrol
Howard Leroy Pennell
Chauncey
Ohio _ University
Afscme
Athens Grange Hall
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi-Cola Company
New York
Realtors
The
Plains Lists
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