OU Professor To Be Cited At Convention
Dr. George E. Hill of Ohio University will receive an honorary life membership in the North Central Association at its Chicago convention. Hill has 14 years as a member and led the Liberal Arts Education committee and a 1948 cooperative program among teacher colleges. He edited Improving Teacher Education and led the Commission on Research and Service. He will attend in St. Louis for the American Personnel and Guidance Association meetings with two papers. OU graduates in guidance also attending include Jerry Barnett, Gerald Griffis, Ruoy Hawthorn, Richard Nelson, and Robert Bennett.
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George E. Hill
Ohio University
North Central Association
Chicago
Hill
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Commission On Research and Service
St. Louis
American Personnel and Guidance Association
Ex-Resident Arthur Truman Dies in Akron at 73
Former Athens resident Arthur Truman 73 died Sunday in Akron after living there 38 years. Funeral services set for Wednesday 1 30 p.m. at Eckard funeral home Akron. Survived by wife Sarah son George Akron daughter Mrs James W Casey Columbus Ga two grandchildren two great grandchildren and two brothers William St Petersburg Fla Joseph in England. Brothers Samuel and George preceded him in death. Niece Mrs John J Evans Athens plans to attend.
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Athens
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Staffordshire
England
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Sarah Ball Truman
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George
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Columbus
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St. Petersburg
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Samuel
John J. Evans
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Eckard
Board Warns Homeowners About Remodeling Contracts
The Athens Board of Trade issued its annual spring warning to homeowners planning repairs or remodeling and to prospective builders. It cautions against signing contracts with itinerant salesmen without first checking the firms’ reputation and offers to open its Community Protection Service files on inquiry. Residents are urged to study contracts carefully and compare terms before proceeding.
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Athens Board of Trade
Community Protection Service
OU Professor Selected for Harvard Case Instruction
Raymond S. Raymond associate professor of marketing in Ohio University's College of Commerce has been chosen as one of 20 participants in Harvard Business School's summer program on the use and writing of cases in teaching business administration running June 16 to August 8. He earned degrees from Kansas University and a 1955 doctorate from Ohio State University and has taught at New Mexico College of Agriculture Washington State College and Pennsylvania State University before joining OU.
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Harvard Business School
Raymond
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Ohio State University
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Washington State College
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Two Men Fined in Municipal Court For License Violations
Two men were fined $25 and costs each in Municipal Court on traffic charges arising from last Thursday night’s arrest for intoxication and drunken driving. Arget Leroy Hill of Bartlett pleaded guilty to permitting an unlicensed driver to operate his auto. Francis Henry Tabler of Stewart Route 1 pleaded guilty to operating an auto without a driver license. Tabler later received the usual fine for drunken driving.
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Arget Leroy Hill
Bartlett
Francis Henry Tabler
Stewart Route 1
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Hill
Dana Hutchinson Denied Charge in Municipal Court
Dana Hutchinson pleaded innocent to assault and battery against his wife Dolores Hutchinson in Municipal Court. He was ordered to post a $30 bond for a Wednesday hearing.
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Municipal
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