Alden Day Dedication At Ohio University Library
Ohio University dedicates its new seven story library on Vernon and Marion Alden Day, with a $5.3 million facility in use since February and a planned $3.5 million second phase to reach $8.5 million total. Gov. Rhodes cancels hospital plans. main address by Joseph F. Shubert. tours and reception follow.
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Vernon
Marion Alden
Chubb
Board of Trustees
Nelson ‘Commons
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Columbus
Fred H. Johnson
Martin L. Hecht
Joseph F. Shubert
State of Ohio Library
Thompson M. Little
Ohio University Libraries
John.com
Alden
William G. Black
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Llewellyn Kemmerie
First Presbyterian Church
Dalton-Dalton Litle
Cleveland
Sheaf Construction Co
Gosling Co
Lancaster
Kenny Brown and Associates
Insurance Agents Outline Fire Alarm Call Procedure
Athens County Insurance Agents Association and county fire chiefs hold a meeting to clarify which fire department serves each area. Ten of twelve departments represented. aim to map territories, post district numbers, and improve directory listings to reduce call delays.
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Athens County Indpendent Insurance Agents Association
Buckeye
Athens County
Jessie W. Ley
Association
Earl F. Mathews
Athens
Mechanicsburg
Richland
Athens Twp
Charles Dalton
Joe Jagers
Richland Area
Cecil Newsom
the Plains
Clarence Hall
Nelsonville
Albert Keirns
Albany
James Dilkie
Ames-Bern-Amesville
Bob Sayre
Jacksonville
Charles Conkey
Waterloo
Terry Cunningham
Chauncey Dover
Richard Parrish
Coolville Troy
Glouster
Rome
Data Communications Film Showing Set at Ohio University
A film on Data Communications or Newspapers Today and Tomorrow will be shown at 8 pm Thursday in Ewing Hall Auditorium, sponsored by the College of Communication. The Bell tri projector sound film highlights advances computers enable in communications. A Bell team will present it to a journalism class Thursday afternoon and again for general public viewing that night.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
College of Communication
Ohio Bell Telephone
Bell
Glouster Personal Notes Report Local Movements And Visits
Glouster area residents announce travel and hosting updates. Larry Koons leaves for Fort Ord to await overseas duty. Several families host relatives from Columbus Dayton Cleveland and Pittsburgh. A Glouster resident Goldie Willis is hospitalized after a fall in McKees Rocks Pennsylvania. A trespass charge against Norman Jenkins is dismissed due to no appearance. Athens barber shops announce Wednesday operation with May 29 closure May 30 and 31.
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Larry Koons
Paul Koons
Trimble
Fort Ord
Calif
Bertha Carpenter
Murrell Pedicord
Dayton
Rolland Deal
Hartley
Pete Hartley
Columbus
Timm Hartley
Nelsonville
Dorothy Humphrey
Vicki
Denise
Leeanna
Richie
Lewis Kempton
Kurt
Penny
Ryan
Bil Cline
Kent
Christy
Jacksonville
Cecil Dew
Glouster
Norman Jenkins
Ovaaret Crawford
Town St
Athens
Joel L. House
Ten Pupils Win Federal Hocking Academic Awards
Stewart district honors ten Federal Hocking High School students for Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement with Division II certificates. Recipients include Steve Dishong 5th in advanced algebra and 1st in Germany, Marie Carson 10th in general science, Rebecca Liston 14th in bookkeeping I, Howard Elliott 9th in bookkeeping I, John Starlin 20th in American history, Emma English honorable mention in world history, Jeffrey de Laval 17th in English II, Shirley Dailey 13th in English XII, Myla English 5th in Spanish I, Raymond Walker 1st in Germany. AAA forecasts project 105 million Americans will travel during 1969 vacations.
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Howard Elliott
John Starlin
Emma English
Jeffrey de Laval
Shirley Dailey
Myla English
Raymond Walker
Germany
Sid Davis to address Ohio University high school journalists
Sid Davis, White House correspondent for Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson, will speak at the 24th annual Workshop on High School publications at Ohio University on June 24. He has one million miles with the presidents and helped cover key events. Nearly 1,600 students are expected for the June 22 28 workshop offering nine publication areas and three student newspapers.
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Sid Davis
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Ohio University
OU Journalism School
Air Force One
Dallas
U.S
Khrushchev
Kosygin
Vietnam
School of Journalism
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