Pastor Keiser Accepts Four Year Call At Athens Nazarene
The Rev. Jay Harold Keiser, pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene in Athens, will serve a four year term after a congregational vote. He arrived in Athens last November following pastorates in Fremont Mansfield and Minford. He previously led music at a Kankakee Illinois church and now heads Nazarene youth work in Central Ohio. He will escort eight district teenagers to Estes Park in July. He is married to Martha Pusey and they have two children Kay and Ronald.
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Tiffin
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Forensics Summer Workshops At Ohio University
Ohio University's 12th annual forensics summer workshop for high school students runs June 17 to July 1 on campus. A second two week directing forensics course for teachers and directors will be offered in conjunction with the workshop. Applications are being accepted by Dr. Brandes.
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Peace Corps Conference Set at Ohio University
A Peace Corps Conference for colleges in Ohio and West Virginia will be held at Ohio University on April 14. Sponsored by the university YMCA, the event will feature speakers Richard Graham former special assistant to Sergeant Shriver and Samuel Babbit chief of the corps college and university section. Graham, now deputy associate director of public affairs in charge of recruitment, described the program including two platform presentations discussion groups and a luncheon.
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OU Rifle Team Sixth In Queens City Drill Meet
The Pershing Rifle Team from Ohio University placed sixth at the Queens City Invitational Drill Meet in Cincinnati. Eighteen units competed over five events with Ohio finishing third in the rifle match. Paul Peterson and Gary Shy placed among the top ten individuals. Capt. W. L. Sterzik and M Sgt. David K. Baker served as advisors.
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Columbus
Gary Shy
Newark
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Pershing Rifles
Mercury Reaches 70 Degrees in Athens
The temperature climbed to 70 in Athens on Wednesday as spring arrived. After a low of 44 at dawn, it rose to 63 by 10 am according to U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Fire Permits Required Warn From Fire Chief Dalton
Fire Chief Charles Dalton urges city residents to obtain a free written permit from the fire department before open burning of trash or debris. Enclosed container burns do not require a permit, but open fires must meet safety rules including 50 feet from buildings, constant supervision, available fire tools, and no burning on windy days or in streets. Garbage cannot be burned in any form.
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R Slaughter Found Dead Rites Planned
Ralph H. Slaughter 67 of 11 Pratt St was found dead in a truck on a hill off Route 33 near the Meigs County line. Sheriff Hart erbach said death likely a heart attack about 12 hours before discovery. He is survived by wife Helen M son Wilbert B and granddaughter Linda. Funeral services Saturday 2 p.m. at Hughes funeral home Hebardville burial there. Ninety four 4 H members will receive 18800 trees Friday at the Natural Resources Building 360 E State St from 1 to 530 p.m. Trees ordered January for each member who completes 4-H work. Warren C Foster 81 Athens Route 1 pled innocent to stop sign charge bond 11 set for April 4.
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Mike) Slaughter
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Russell
Hughes Funeral Home
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Hebardville
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Marshfield Resident Dies in Dayton Veterans Hospital
Chandos M Llewellyn 59 of New Marshfield dies Wednesday night at Dayton Veterans Hospital after months of ill health. A World War II veteran, he worked as a coal miner and electrician and was a member of the New Marshfield VFW. Survivors include two brothers and three sisters. Arrangements by Hughes funeral home.
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New Marshfield
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Dayton
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Esther Llewellyn
New Marshfield High School
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Daisy Pidcock
Ruth Dinsmoor
Evelyn Sperry
Lorain
Hughes Funeral Home
Universities seek repeal of travel approval law in Ohio
The Inter-University Council of Ohio urged Governor DiSalle and state officials to remove the requirement that all out-of-state travel be approved in advance. It argued conferences and seminars aid faculty growth and hiring, noting travel costs are modest across Ohio universities, with Ohio State leading expenses at 49 728 dollars.
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Central State College
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Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Mark McElroy
William H. Deddens
Ralph E. Fisher
Ohio University
Inter-University Council
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