Ohio University hosts first Conference of Mayors and City Managers
Ohio University announces its first Conference of Mayors and City Managers on July 1 and 2 on campus. Sponsored by the Ohio U Department of Government, the two day event gathers city administrators to share problems and ideas with speakers including Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe and Ohio Municipal League director John P. Coleman. Reservations close June 2 with a $10 fee covering room and meals. official headquarters at the Ohio University Center.
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Ohio University
Ohio U. Department of Government
William Saxbe
Ohio
John P. Coleman
Ohio Municipal League
W. H. Herbert
Athens
John Harvey Weis
Lancaster
Henry Crawford
Cleveland
M. E. Sensen
Brenner
Columbus
Brandon T. Grover
John C. Baker
Ohio University Center
Births and Admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
The notice lists births for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lent in Jacksonville a son and Mr. and Mrs. William Woods in Radcliff Route 1 a son. It also records admissions of Minnie Willis Millfield Rodney Young Athens Nick Vacolas Athens Jerry Moody Millfield Ray Wright Albany Route 1 Mrs. Michael Rakcevich Athens and dismissals of Kenneth Marcum Athens Tommie Byron Athens and son Clyde Dicken Athens and son Robert Stull Athens and daughter Ira Wolfe Athens Route 2 John Duncan Chillicothe Royce Newell Athens and daughter Bert Bolin Albany Route 1.
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Leonard Lent
Jacksonville
William Woods
Radcliff
Minnie Willis
Millfield
Rodney Young
Athens
Nick Vacolas
Jerry Moody
Ray Wright
Albany
Michael Rakcevich
Kenneth Marcum
Tommie Byron
Clyde Dicken
Robert Stull
Ira Wolfe
John Duncan
Chillicothe
Royce Newell
Bert Bolin
Church Mortgage Approved by Common Pleas Court
The board of trustees of the First Baptist Church is authorized to mortgage church real estate for 34000 dollars for a term not exceeding 20 years as approved by Judge Francis D. White in Common Pleas Court.
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Board of Trustees of
The
First Baptist Church
Francis D. White
Common Pleas Court
City School Classes End Next Week in Athens
Athens city schools end the term with seniors finishing class Tuesday June 3 and reporting back Thursday June 5 for grade cards. A busy week follows including baccalaureate on June 1 and a senior breakfast June 4 at Lake Hope Lodge. The annual senior party starts after commencement with a dance and movie. The junior high ninth grade class will be promoted June 3.
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Athens City
S. R. Johnson
Lake Hope Lodge
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore 78 dies in Athens County
Elizabeth Moore 78 lifelong Athens County resident died unexpectedly Tuesday night at a daughter's home in Athens Route 5. She leaves six daughters six sons two sisters a brother and many grandchildren. Funeral set Saturday 10 a.m. at Bethany Church with burial in Wires Cemetery. Friends may call Friday at Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home.
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Elizabeth Moore
Athens County
Gladys McClain
Athens
Samuel
Ethel Fry
Katie Gordon
Middleport
Faye Hughes
Columbus
Sylvia France
Guysville
Mabel Mancini
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bertie Meeks
New York
Archie Dailey
Dick Moore
Carrie Ward
the Plains
Iva Pruitt
Zean Crippen
Stewart
Bethany Church
Carroll Chesser
Wires Cemetery
Dowler-Ferguson-Hughes Funeral Home
Light Rain in Athens Temperatures Straddle Comfort
Light rain fell in Athens as temperatures stayed moderate. Rural Hamlet Run reported 62 at 9 a.m. after a low of 49, with Tuesday’s extremes at 81 and 38.
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Athens
Hamley Run
Mobile Navy Information Van Visits Ath ens Courthouse
A Navy information van from Naval Air Station Columbus tours Ath ens Wednesday and Thursday from noon to 8 p m at the courthouse corner. LCDR E P Davis leads the display with Charles Fledderjohns and Joseph Asche detailing Naval aviation careers, Reservist opportunities, and station keeper duties.
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Athens
Navy Information Service
Lcdr
E. P. Davis
Naval Air Station
Columbus
Charles Fledderjohns
Joseph Asche
Naval Aviation
Naval Reserve Air Station
Former Athens Pastor Accepts Ironton Call
The Rev. Drell H. Goff, former Athens pastor, resigns from Cardington post to accept a call at Ironton Elm St Church of the Nazarene. Goff and family move this week to the new parsonage. In Cardington his church bought adjoining property for expansion and improved church and parsonage. He led the Nazarene church there for 12 years before moving to Cardington two years ago.
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Drell H. Goff
Athens
Cardington
Ironton
Elm St
Church of the Nazarene
OU to Expand Closed-Circuit TV Education in 1958 59
Ohio University will boost its closed-circuit educational TV program for 1958 59 with new equipment and a renovated studio building. A two story apartment next to the Speech Building will house the control center, with two more camera chains planned to originate programming from multiple campus sites.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
School of Dramatic Arts and Speech
School of Journalism
Injured Man Suffered Fall at Home in Local Incident
Arthur Goldstein 21 of 61% N Court St suffered a back abrasion and a hip injury after blacking out and falling down stairs at his residence shortly after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Fire department squad transported him to Ohio University Health Center for treatment.
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Arthur Goldstein
N. Court St
Fire Department
Goldstein
Ohio University Health Center
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