Three Realtors Named To Board For County Home Debate
Three Athens realtors E M Conant Phil Halbirt and EB L Nye were named by county commissioners to a fact finding board to appraise fair market value of land for a new Chil dren's Home site on Carroll Road The move follows a petition by over 800 residents urging a broader site search and days of interchanges with opponents over location and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Realtors
E. M. Conant
Phil Halbirt
EB. L. Nye
John Cline
James Edwards
Cline
Carroll Road
Athens
Hebert Raymond
Fort St
Carl Chifford
E. State Street
Clifford
E. State
U. S Route 33
Oakmont
Edwards
Jack White
Carroll
Workshops Coordinator Appointed in Local College Program
Samuel W. Borst named coordinator for off campus programs under Ralph D. Smith. Borst, a 20 year public school teacher coach and counselor, will oversee bachelor's and master's degree programs from Ohio State University. He has done graduate work in guidance and counseling at OU. He and his wife and four children live on Golf Course Rd.
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Samuel” W. Borst
Ralph D. Smith
Borst
Ohio State University
Golf Course
Spaulding Memorial Baseball Scholarship Initiated by 1966 Class
Athens High School graduates of 1966 start a baseball scholarship in memory of Larry Spaulding, a Marine killed in Vietnam on May 12. Contributions are requested in lieu of flowers to Mrs. Robert Cooley at Union Printing, Miss Paula Day at Athens National Bank, or John Jump at 25 Sunnyside Drive.
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Larry Spaulding
Vietnam
Athens High School
Spaulding
Robert Cooley
Union Printing Company
Paula Day
Athens National Bank
John Jump
Sunnyside Drive
Area Students Are Honored For Chemical Engineering Promise
An Ohio University senior from Athens was named among six chemical engineering students honored by the Northern West Virginia Section of the AIChE. Bill Eschenbacher, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Eschenbacher, joined five others at a banquet held at The Ohio University Inn. The group also included Bill Allen, a junior, son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen of Chester in Meigs County.
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Ohio University
Athens
Northern West Virginia
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Bill Eschenbacher
Howard Eschenbacher
Ohio University Inn
Bill Allen
Clayton Allen
Chester
Meigs County
OU Professor Wins Edward J. Taylor Award at Phi Kappa Phi Banquet
Dr Frederick G Davis assistant professor of accounting at Ohio University received the Edward J Taylor award for outstanding teaching at the Phi Kappa Phi initiation banquet The Baker Center event featured 73 undergraduates 15 graduates and five faculty members initiated and included remarks by Fred H Johnson OU board chairman Officers elected included Donald Green Betty Skillman Gene Westenbarger and Russell Baird
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Frederick G. Davis
Ohio University
Edward J. Taylor
Phi Kappa Phi
Scholastic Honorary
College of Education
Baker Center
University
Board of Trustees
Fred H Johnson
Donald S. Bolon
Norman H. Cohn
Sherwood E. Hall
Don A. Leighty
Dr. Davis
Donald Green
Betty Skillman
Gene Westenbarger
Russell Baird
Property Ownership Challenged in Foreclosure Suit
Fort Lauderdale man Don Poling sues Joe and Beth Parks of 105 N Congress St to collect 4888.53 with six percent interest from May 1 1968 and foreclose the mortgage deed on the Congress Street property. Poling says the Parks signed a promissory note Oct 10 1967 and have defaulted for over a year, seeking to stop rental income while the debt remains unpaid.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joe
Beth Parks
N. Congress St
Don Poling
Parks
Congress St
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Poling
Ohio Student Wins Ford Scholarship for Automotive Tech
Dearborn Michigan report says Terry D. Whaley of Guysville is among four Ohio students and 50 U.S. high school seniors awarded two-year Ford Motor Co scholarships to study automotive technology. The competition was open to children of Ford and Lincoln Mercury dealership employees. Whaley’s father works for Ray Riggs agency in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Terry D. Whaley
Guysville
Ohio
U.S
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Lincoln-Mercury
Whaley
Ray Riggs
Athens
Seniors Plan Play At Federal Hocking High School
The Senior Class plans an eight pm Friday three act mystery titled The Skeleton Walks at the Stew art gymnasium. Tickets are 75 cents in advance and a dollar at the door with profits supporting the senior class.
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Federal Hocking High School
Stewart Gymnasium
Weather Record From Athens In Early Friday Hours
U S Observer C L Colmer logged a cloudy cool morning in Athens with 54 degrees at 8 30 am a rise of one degree from the early low. Thursday’s high reached 74 and rainfall totaled 01 inch.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
AHS Art Class Sale Set at New Athens High
The Athens High School Art Club will hold its first annual sidewalk exhibit Sunday at the new high school from 1 to 5 p.m. Art works including jewelry oil paintings weaving sculpture watercolors drawings ceramics and other student and faculty pieces will be for sale. Refreshments and music will accompany the event. Art faculty members are Mrs Wayne Barnett Ernest Payne and Raymond Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School Art Club
Art
Wayne Barnett
Ernest Payne
Raymond Abraham
Afsar Khan Claims World Record for 176 Hours Cycling
In Uttar Pradesh the cyclist Afsar Khan set a world record by riding nonstop for 176 hours. Organizers presented him with two new bicycles to mark the achievement.
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New Delhi
Afsar Khan
Uttar Pradesh
Afsar
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