Fraternity Taps 69 Two Men Honored
Phi Delta Kappa at Ohio University Lancaster chapter initiated 69 new members and named Milton J. Taylor and Gordon W. Herrold laymen of the year for leading the Lancaster Community Fund Drive that raised nearly 500000 in cash and land valued at 300000 for a permanent campus and classroom building. Both men are OU Lancaster alumni. Taylor helms Taylor Chevrolet and Herrold serves as vice president of Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. in Lancaster.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Ohio University
Lancaster
Milton J. Taylor
Gordon W. Herrold
Ohio University-Lancaster
Taylor and
Herrold
Taylor
Taylor Chevrolet
Hocking Glass Corp
Ohio University and Bowling Green plan Europe study year
About 20 modern language students from Ohio University will study in France and Spain for a full academic year in a joint program with Bowling Green State University. The plan includes three quarters with credit, a study center in Madrid and a center in Tours, France, with options for a quarter in one country and two in the other and potential weekend cultural visits. Dr. Wallace Cameron and Dr. Ruth Nybakken lead the program and a summer option may follow.
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Ohio University
Bowling Green State University
France
Spain
Ohio University-Bowling Green
Madrid
Institute de Touraine
Tours
Wallace Cameron
Cameron
Legion Post Selects Convention Delegates
The K. T. Crossen Post Ameri can Legion has selected delegates for the district convention in Lancaster June 11 and the department convention in Cincinnati on July 21 22 and 23. Delegates are Richard Rypma George Perry James M. Vercoe Wilson H. Carr Nolan L. Mace William Kane and James A. Balding.
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K. T. Crossen Post American Legion
Lancaster
Department
Cincinnati
Richard Rypma
George Perry
James M. Vercoe
Wilson H. Carr
Nolan L. Mace
William Kane
James A. Balding
Senior Class Activities Announced for 1967 at Carthage-Troy High
Dates set for Carthage-Troy High School senior events with valedictorian Howard Owens and salutatorian Ronnie Coe named. Class Night Friday at 8 p.m. Baccalaureate Sunday at 8 p.m. Rev James Quisenberry to speak. Commencement May 25 at 8 p.m. John Parsons to speak.
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Carthage-Troy
Howard Owens
Howard W. Owens
Coolville
Ronnie Coe
Millard R. Coe
James Quisenberry
Ohio University
John Parsons
School Finance of
Ohio
England Named FHA District Supervisor for Southern Ohio
Russell G. England, a Farmers Home Administration supervisor for 21 years, is named district FHA supervisor for Southern Ohio with offices in Columbus. He will oversee 13 offices in Southern Ohio including Athens County, and previously served as FHA supervisor in Brown, Clermont and Hamilton counties.
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Mers Home Administration
FHA
Southern Ohio
Officies
Columbus
England
Ohio
Athens County
Brown, Clermont
Hamilton Counties
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admitted list includes Mrs John Bowman Robert Falkner Donald Martin and Otis F Simpson all of Athens James Martin Glouster and Morton E Clench both of Athens Route 5 Dismissed names include Joe Watkins Mrs William Hogan Mrs Lawrence Lehrbach and daughter Mr Carl Graham Mrs Lusi Lugo Herbe Haning and Mrs James Phillips
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John Bowman
Robert Falkner
Donald Martin
Otis F. Simpson
Athens
James Martin
Glouster
Morton E. Clench
Joe Watkins
William Hogan
Lawrence Lehrbach
Carl Graham
Lusi Lugo
Herbe Haning
James Phillips
Columbus Youth Chorus to Perform at Athens Church
A youth choral ensemble from Columbus will hold a free concert Sunday at 8 p.m. at Athens First Methodist Church. The Michael Frazier Choral Ensemble, with ten singers aged 17 to 20, will perform works by Bach Handel Mozart and Negro spirituals. The Wesley Foundation sponsors the event.
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Columbus
Athens First Methodist Church
Michael Frazier
Wesley Foundation
Hall Appointed Acting Music School Director
Professor Sherwood E. Hall will become acting director of the Ohio University School of Music on July 1 after the resignation of Dr. Karl Ahrendt. Hall, an associate professor and longtime faculty member, has led graduate studies and theory history efforts and previously chaired the Music Theory Department at Wesleyan College.
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Sherwood E. Hall
Ohio University School of Music
Vernon R. Alden
Hall
Karl Ahrendt
School of Music
Ohio Theory-Composition Teachers Association
Pi Kappa Lambda
Bennington Composers Conference
Wesleyan College
Macon
Georgia
Northwestern University
Indiana University
University of Vermont
District 9 Wins State Patrol Safe-Driving Award
District 9 of the State Highway Patrol, headquartered in Jackson, won the State Troopers of Ohio Inc safe-driving award for the second straight year. Nine districts competed. Capt. Harold J. Cardwell received the plaque at the Mansfield gathering. District 9 covers Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Gallia, Lawrence, Jackson, Vinton, Ross, Pike and Scioto counties with 75 patrolmen who drove nearly two million miles on tough roads without an interstate.
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State Highway Patrol District 9
Jackson
State Troopers of Ohio, Inc
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
Vinton
Ross
Pike
Scioto
Harold J. Cardwell
Mansfield
Highway Patrol
Birds upset by seeing reflection in Hiokozi windows
IXOPO Natal Province South Africa birds shattered hundreds of window panes in Hiokozi when ground hornbills pecked at their reflections in glass. Residents investigated and noted relief as the birds moved back to the bush, abandoning the town.
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Ixopo
Natal
South Africa
Hiokozi
Area Servicemen From Fort Hood Listed for Viet Nam Duty
Pvt Richard Wells formerly of Fort Hood S C has orders for duty in Viet Nam. He and wife Phyllis visit parents Mr and Mrs Harry Wells Mr and Mrs Marcum Evington Rocete and relatives. Staff Sgt Thomas L Heft 28 returned to the 1st Infantry Division base near Phu Loi Viet Nam from Operation Junction City. Heft is an operations sergeant in Company B of the division's 1st Aviation Battalion. wife Donna lives at Fayetteville North Carolina. Pvt Merle E Fetherolf and wife Kathryn live Logan Route 4 and were assigned to 299th Engineer Battalion near Pleiku Viet Nam April 18. The 19 year old Logan High School 1966 graduate. Pvt Roy D Wallace 23 son of Charles D Wallace Galliafield Ave Gallipolis completed a light vehicle drivers course at Fort Dix New Jersey May 1. His mother Mrs Emma A Russell lives at Devin Road Grove City. his wife Lavonne resides at Gallipolis Chillicothe Road.
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Pvt
Richard Wells
Fort Hood
S. C
Viet Nam
Phyllis
Harry Wells
Marcum Evington Rocete
Prange Ae
Thomas L. Heft
Kenneth P. Johnson
Warner Ave
Logan
1St Infantry Divison
Phu Loi
Vietnam
Sget
Merle E. Fetherolf
Merle Fetherolf
Kathryn
Logan Route 4
299Th Engineer Battalion
Pleiku
Logan High School
Roy D. Wallace
Charles D. Wallace
Garfield Ave
Gallipolis
Ft. Dix
N.J
Emma A. Russell
Devin Rd
Grove City
Lavonne
Chillicothe Rd
World Champion Meter Feeder Jack Mays of ARPI
Russellville Arkansas reports Jack Mays senior at Arkansas Polytechnic Institute wins the title in a man machine meter feeding contest. He has fed more than 308000 coins totaling about 12000 dollars with no car ever owned. He tests a Rockwell manual meter and earns summer and spare time money. The contest shows both man and machine at 900 coins per hour with no wear.
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Russellville
Ark
Jack Mays
Arkansas Polytechnic Institute
Young Mays
Rockwell Manufacturing Company
Emergency Squad Aids Two Persons
The Athens fire department emergency squad was called on two runs Tuesday night. At 53 E. State St. Dan Love, 19, had a nose bleed and was taken to Hudson Health Center. At 4116 N. Court St. Mrs. Della Hudwell, 41, of Athens Route 2, was ill and refused aid.
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Athens Fire Department
E. State St
Dan Love
Hudson Health Center
N. Court St
Della Hudwell
Athens
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Fraternity Taps
Europe
Ruth E. Nybakken
Legion Post
Russell G. England, A Far
Sheltering Arms Hospital
First Methodist
Hearing Aid Dept
Bill Diles
Mgr
Vere Smith
Tion
District
Rose Marie Reid
DuPont
Harlow
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