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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
2
A brief quote notes Porter cautioning that the amount could climb further and expressing uncertainty about how high it may go. The remark frames a potential increase amid ongoing discussions.
A two car collision on Roe 6 near Guysville injures four people. Harley Jackson Wilfong of Chesterhill Route 2 sustains head injuries while the other driver Clarence Route 1 also suffers injuries. State Highway Patrol notes the accident occurred on the highway shoulder and involved impact with a roadside object.
A house owned by Denzil Bailey caught fire, with eight residents escaping the blaze to safety. Fire crews battled flames to prevent spread and determine the cause.
Mr and Mrs Michael Colins welcome a daughter at Athens hospital as the institution notes the admission of the newborn.
Scouts take part in a five week ROTC range program at Ohio University with instruction in safety handling and firing. A later rifle match among troops is planned for late May and participation requires at least first class rank.
Shade School releases honor roll for the recent period, listing Twelfth grade: A Perry Barnhill and Brenda Ruth with A and B grades. Eleventh grade includes Linda Bricker Linda Jeffers and Carolyn Cremeans among others.
A fragmented district list shows students from various grades with grades A B and C. Names include Carolyn McLeod Pauletts Hawk Jeannie Johnson Kenneth Pal Myra Webb Salley Stephen Bail Frances Hooper Norman Shaner Patricia Mantle Rebecca Hi Dinte Moore Shirley Pratt Flossie Ak Carel Brill and Judi.
Freshman students at Ohio University branches who earned B grades or better will be honored at a banquet on Tuesday. Dean Albert C. Gubits said 95 branch freshmen made the Dean's List for the fall semester at Baker Center ballroom.
Athens residents welcomed warmer weather as the U.S. Weather Service observed a 9 30 a m temperature of 45 degrees after an early morning low of 20. Sunday’s low was 15 degrees.
University groups plan a two event series at Bush Hall to reveal past activities of Nazi and Communist parties. The lectures aim to educate students about the evils of Nazism and the Hitler regime, with speakers scheduled for April 14 and 21.
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The Elks invited the teenage center group to form an advisory committee. Brinkman chaired the officer slate with Max man secretary Glenn Chadwell treasurer and Mrs Kerr publicity head. Attendees included Merrill meaines Klingen berg hardle Blackmore Daniel Diles and Earl Funk. They planned a 7:30 p.m. Monday Elks Hall meeting to approve rules and measures for the center.
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