OU plans major building projects in Athens
Ohio University officials outlined construction plans at a State Capital Planning board meeting in Athens. The proposals include a $2,000,000 heating plant a $3,180,000 library and a $2,688,000 physical science complex with construction targeted to begin October for the heating plant and next April for the library and science complex. The session also covered deferred maintenance land acquisitions and branch colleges in Portsmouth Zanesville Chillicothe and Belmont County.
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Ohio University
State Capital Planning and Improvement Advisory Board
Athens
Portsmouth
Belmont County
Vernon R. Alden
Laverne F. Lausche
Zanesville
Chillicothe
OU Employee Burned In Stove Blast
An Ohio University employee suffered burns to face hands and arms when a gas kitchen range exploded in Baker Center at 9:55 a.m. Thursday. Mrs Belle Crow 41 of 74 Richland Ave was treated and released at Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city fire department emergency squad. Linda Bratton 4 daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Bratton of 208 W State St was injured when her right arm caught in a washing machine wringer and was taken to the hospital by the squad.
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Ohio University
Baker Center
Belle Crow
Richland Ave
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Linda Bratton
Willard Bratton
W. State St
N. Shafer
OU Faculty Members Speak at IEEE Zanesville Event
Ohio University figures led talks at a Zanesville IEEE subsection meeting. R C Quisenberry spoke as electrical engineering chair, while F W Cartland earned a place in an Atomic Energy Commission Summer Institute on automatic control. Wesley B Marshall spoke on operations research at a Rock Island symposium.
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R. C. Quisenberry
Ohio University
Zanesville
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
F. W. Cartland
Atomic Energy Commission
Manhattan College
Wesley B. Marshall
Woubtv
School of Dramatic Arts and Speech
Rock Island, Ill
Watkins Attends National Summer Sessions Meeting
Prof. Lloyd Watkins attended the organizational meeting of the National Association of College and University Summer Sessions in Washington D C.
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Lloyd Watkins
National Association of College and University
Washington, D. C
Ohio University Sigma Xi Elects Officers For Chapter
Sigma Xi at Ohio University has elected officers including President Dr. Paul Games President elect Dr. John T. McQuate Secretary Dr. Robert K. Ingham and Treasurer Dr. H. B. Kendall. Dr. William D. Baasel and Dr. Richard S. Mayer of the College of Engineering spoke at a Cincinnati gathering of the Ohio Section of the American Association for Engineering Education.
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Ohio University
Sigma Xi
National Scientific Honor Society
Paul Games
John T. McQuate
Robert K. Ingham
H. B. Kendall
William D. Baasel
Richard S. Mayer
College of Engineering and Technology
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
American Association For Engineering Education
The Self in Indian Philosophy by Troy Organ
Professor Troy Organ authors The Self in Indian Philosophy, a new volume published by Moulton and Company in The Hague The Netherlands.
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Troy Organ
Philosphy
Moulton and Company
The
Hague
Netherlands
Professor Cady on Neutralism Feasibility in Southeast Asia
Professor John F. Cady spoke to the Northwest Pennsylvania Council for the Social Studies at Edinboro State College in Edinboro Pennsylvania about whether American neutrality in Southeast Asia is feasible.
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John F. Cady
Southeast Asia
Northwest Pennsylvania Council For the Social Studies
Edinboro State College
Edinboro, Pa
German Studies Professors Featured In Radio and Lectures
Dr. Paul Krauss a German professor was interviewed by Prof. Bergen Evans for the radio program Words in the News. He has also been invited to join the Freies deutsches Hochstift society in Frankfurt am Main Germany. Dr. Jesse H. Day of Ohio University now visiting Idaho spoke at Montana institutions on programmed learning.
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Paul Krauss
Bergen Evans
Northwestern University
Jesse H. Day
Ohio University
University of Idaho
Montana State University
Carroll College
Montana State College
Ohio Academy of Science Fellows Named At OU Faculty
The Ohio Academy of Science elected two Ohio University faculty members to fellowship John Truman McQuate in genetics and Henry Howard Vallowe in zoology at the 73rd annual meeting held at Western Reserve University.
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Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio University
John Truman McQuate
Henry Howard Vallowe
Western Reserve University
Economist Dr Levinson joins Ohio Council on Economic Education board
Dr. David Levinson chair of the economics department was elected to the board of directors for a three year term at the Ohio Council on Economic Education during the OCEE Conference in Columbus.
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David Levinson
Department of Economics
Ohio Council On Economic Education
OCEE
Columbus
W. Braddock Hickman
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
M. L. Frankel
New York
Joint Council] On Economic Education
William Papier
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
William Swank
Midwest Seminar Attends Kansas University
Dr. Samuel I. Hicks, director of the Center for Educational Service, participated among 54 attendees at the Midwest Seminar for School Superintendents and City Managers held at the University of Kansas.
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Samuel I. Hicks
Center For Educational Service
University of Kansas
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes and Albany Scout Roundtable
Admitted Jonny Stotts of Athens Route 3 and Richard Antle of Massillon. Dismissed include George McLean and Marie Kirchner of Athens Route 3 and others from Athens The Plains and Shade. Albany hosts the June scout and cub roundtable on June 4 at the Albany Methodist Church.
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Jonny Stotts
Athens
Richard Antle
Massilon
George McLean
Marie Kirchner
Emerson Smith
Richard W. McKinstry
John K. Black
James Tinkham
the Plains
Everett Douglas
Shade
Warren Dotson
Elizabeth Willie
Albany
Albany Methodist Church
Real Estate Transfers In Athens and Surrounding Townships
Transfers record multiple deeds from Athens area residents to various buyers including J Edward Seaman, Hugh Sarver, June Pratt, Ohio Bell Telephone Co, Methodist Church, May Woogerd, Alice Robinson, Ronald Brown, Hugh Dean, Charles Saulters and others. Properties span Athens, Lodi Township, Troy Township, Hockingport and Amesville Village with acres and lots noted.
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Margaret Dickens
Athens
J. Edward Seaman
Gilbert Courtney, Jr
Hugh Sarver
Troy Township
Don Gabriel Athens
June Pratt
Shade
Lodi
Robert Roe
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
Ath
Ora Randolph
Franklin County
Methodist Church
Hockingport
James Johnson
May Woogerd
Proctor Faber
Coolville
Alice Robinson
Leo Engelman
Ronald Brown
Phyllis Dawson
Hugh Dean
Briarwood
Heights
Leonard Linscott
Charles Saulters
Millfield
Ohio
Amesville
Rome Pups Cited At Assembly For Honor Society Honors
Rome Canaan High School announced sixteen students eligible for the Athens County Honor Society led by Cheryl Dorr. Other honorees include Daniel Dunfee Linda Dorr Neal Canter Denver Lightner Melba Flowers Linda Barnhart Candy Well Dorothy Woody Charlene Sanger Tawn Wright Judy Coen Phyllis Barnhart Shirley Dailey Terry Whaley Patricia Dwyer. Nearly 200 awards were presented for achievements in home economics music business education drama athletics cheerleading attendance scholarship tests spelling camping and agriculture. Cheryl Dorr earned the DAR award and was named outstanding senior and choir member with a shorthand speed of 140 wpm.
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Cheryl Dorr
Daniel Dunfee
Linda Dorr
Neal Canter
Denver Lightner
Melba Flowers
Linda Barnhart
Candy Well
Dorothy Woody
Charlene Sanger
Tawn Wright
Judy Coen
Phyllis Barnhart
Shirley Dailey
Terry Whaley
Patricia Dwyer
DAR
Dow Lake boating grace period ends Memorial Day
Park Manager Marvin Mace warns boat owners the 30 day grace period for tie up stakes at Dow Lake ends Memorial Day. After Saturday new permits costing $6 at Strouds Run office are required and reservations hold current stake numbers until then.
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Dow Lake
Marvin Mace
Strouds Run
Probation Revoked for Woodrow Knox in City Case
The probation imposed Wednesday for Woodrow Knox of 203 Washington Street was revoked Thursday in Municipal Court after he pleaded guilty to a city intoxication charge. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs. the suspended 30 day jail sentence and a 50 dollar fine with costs were imposed. address listed as 203 Union Street was corrected.
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Woodrow Knox
Washington St
Knox
Union St
Grassroots Economic Education Workshop At OU
Ohio University hosts the 13th annual Ohio Workshop on Economic Education June 15 to July 3 sponsored by the Ohio Council on Economic Education and OU. Eight school teams will implement in service programs for 1964 65 and receive instruction from leaders including Dr. Robert L. Darcy Ruth Haines and Ann Murphy. Memorial Day closings noted as the Marietta Social Security office closes all day Friday.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio Council On Economic Education
Robert L. Darcy
OCEE
Ruth E. Haines
Akron Henry
Ann E. Murphy
Toledo Whitney Vocational School
Marietta
Selective Service Office To Close For Induction
The Athens County Selective Service office will close from noon Thursday to Monday morning. Two men will be sent to Fort Hayes for induction into the Army during that period, officials said.
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Athens County
Selective Service
Ft. Hayes
Army
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