Court Rejects Stees Try For New Trial
The Fourth District Court of Appeals overruled a motion to permit a new appeal in the Feb 13 1963 murder conviction of Eugene Isaac Stees. Stees, inmate at Ohio State Penitentiary, claimed indigence and lack of counsel but the court noted he had a court appointed attorney and that papers were prepared with attorney input. Stees is serving a life sentence for the murder of his pregnant wife Helen, whose body was found in an oil drum pulled from Dow Lake.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Eugene Isaac Stees
Stees
Ohio State Penitentiary
Appeals Court
Steel
Helen
Dow Lake
$25 000 Award In Urban Renewal Case
A Common Pleas Court jury awarded $25 000 after a trial over property in the South Green Urban Renewal project. Ralph and Lucille Davies sought damages for Race Street land. attorney Roger Jones represented them. City appraiser’s report read. city case argued by James Shumaker. city had offered 17 300. Jury members included Harold Holmes and D M Bryson as foreman.
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Common Pleas
South Green
Ralph
Lucille Maurine Davies
Race Street
Davieses
Roger Jones
Davies
E M. Conant
Conant
James Shumaker
Harold Holmes
Goldie Edwards
Clyde McVey
Howard E. North
Roger Bennett
Margaret Bowens
Hallie Moore
Tom Galvin
Emmett Carter
Robert Bullock
Dwight Swart
D. M Bryson
Foreman
Doctor Okays Hemorrhoid Treatment For New Jersey Boy
Wharton New Jersey Mr and Mrs C M Jeffers report their son suffered hemorrhoids and improved after using Preparation H. The doctor approved the treatment noting it shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids, relieves pain burning and itching, reduces swelling, and eases bowel movements. The product lubricates tissues and helps prevent infection in ointment or suppository forms.
Faculty Recital Planned by Leighton Conkling and Sheldon Sanov
Leighton Conkling associate professor of cello and Sheldon Sanov assistant professor of violin are the featured artists on the final Faculty Recital School of Music Series set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Ewing Auditorium. They are joined by Richard Syracuse and Alice Sanov on piano. Conkling chairs the Applied Instrumental area and performs with the Faculty Trio and University Chamber Orchestra. Sanov conducts the University Symphony and Chamber Orchestra and has appeared with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The recital is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton Conkling
Sheldon Sanov
Ewing Auditorium
Richard Syracuse
Alice Sanov
Mr. Conkling
University Chamber Orchestra
Charleston Symphony
Julliard String Quartet
Lukas Foss
Buffalo
N.Y
Ohio
American String Teachers Association
Sanov
University Symphony and Chamber Orchestra
Chicago Grant Park Symphony
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
University of Texas
Symphony
What Is Happening to the University broadcast set
The second program in a three part series airs at 9 30 p m Tuesday on WOUB FM It features Dr Abraham Clearfield newly elected president of the Ohio University Faculty Senate and Dr William Connolly active member of the faculty teachers union The show is part of the Thought Junction series sponsored by the Campus Religious Council
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Woub-Fm
Abraham Clearfield
Ohio University
William Connolly
Faculty Teachers Union
Campus Religious Council
Astronomy and History lecture by Dr. Goedicke at Ohio U
Dr. Victor Goedicke of Ohio University will present the final 1967 68 Faculty Lectures on Astronomy and History. He has taught at Wesleyan Brown and Yale and earned degrees from Michigan. He served in WWII and has published widely in astronomy and statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Goedicke
Ohio University
Chemistry
Goedicke
Wesleyan
Brown
Yale
University of Michigan
Horace H. Rackham
Cambridge University
Ford Foundation
Harvard University
United States Army
Italy
Astrophysical Journal
Astronomical Journal
Foreign Students Speak On Life At Home In Athens
Two foreign students address the Athens Rotary Club at the Ohio University Inn. Roger Ahmad of Malaysia describes industrialization and the shift from vegetable to chemical dyes in Batik production. Roger Whitney of England discusses socialism and a predicted elite right. Richard French commends Tom Beltor for locating students. next week Carl Thielmann of Sheltering Arms Hospital will speak.
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Athens
England
Richard French
Rotary
International Projects Committee
Tom Beltor
Carl Thielmann
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Education Association Chooses New Officers
The Athens County Education Association elected officers for 1968 69 at the county school superintendent’s office. Officers are Mrs Lucy Harvey president Mrs Elizabeth Elmore vice president Frances Grogan secretary and Vivian Munn treasurer. Other members include D C McIntorf Julia Starlin Hilah Williams and Barbara Fiala. The first meeting for the new year will be the second Wednesday in September with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Education Association
Lucy Harvey
Trimble Elementary
Elizabeth Elmore
Frances Grogan
Federal-Hocking High School
Vivian Munn
Alexander High School
D. C. McIintorf
Julia Starlin
Federal-Hocking
Hilah Williams
Albany F
Barbara Fiala
Dr Lovenstein Named Chairman of Council
Dr Meno Lovenstein of Ohio University was elected chairman of the Ohio Council on Economic Education at the annual board meeting. He succeeds Dr Vernon R Alden, Ohio University president, who served two terms. Reelected as vice chairmen were Dwight Allen D R Stanfield and Ray Ross. Ann Murphy and John J Joseph were reelected secretary and treasurer.
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Meno Lovenstein
Charles G. O’bleness
Ohio University
Ohio Council On Economic Education
Lovenstein
Vernon R. Alden
Dwight Allen
City National Bank and Trust Co
Columbus
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Inc
Ray Ross
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Ann E. Murphy
Toledo
John J. Joseph
Dr. Lowenstein
University of Richmond
Columbia Uni
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Frank E Bernard of Athens welcome a son. Admitted include Mrs Rush Elliott Mrs Blaine Grubb and John Tippie all of Athens Mrs Osborne Fulks Athens Route 2 Paul Bartlett Athens Route 4 Bert L Cline Albany Mrs Alvin Pierce The Plains. Dismissed include Mrs Gerald Burr and daughter Theressa Cornell Mrs William Hartzell Mrs Harry Russell Elsie Vamos Mrs Fred Weber and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Bernard
Athens
Rush Elliott
Blaine Grubb
John Tippie
Osborne Fulks
Paul Bartlett
Bert L. Cline
Albany
Alvin Pierce
the Plains
Gerald Burr
Theressa Cornell
William Hartzell
Harry Russell
Elsie Vamos
Fred Weber
Cub Scout Awards Are Presented At Final Pack Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 53 at Morrison School awarded boys for achievements. Names include David Sarcher gold and silver arrows, Jack Lundberg two silver arrows, Marlon Buckley silver arrow, Phil Taylor and David Brostrom gold arrows, Mike Thomas Bobcat, Ken Yates and Scott Lawrence gold and silver arrows, Bobby Smith silver arrow, Ted Linscott Bobcat. Webelos Mark Freeman and Charles Buckley received awards. Edward Tedrow earned athletic naturalist and outdoorsman awards. Den 1 staged a deep sea diving skit, Den 7 displayed Davey Jones Locker, Den 2 showcased homemade scrapbooks. Summer outings planned for July 16, July 22 and Aug 20.
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Morrison School
Bob Green
David Sarcher
Jack Lundberg
Marlon Buckley
Phil Taylor
David Brostrom
Mike Thomas
Ken Yates
Scott Lawrence
Bobby Smith
Ted Linscott
Webelos
Mark Freeman
Charles Buckley
Edward Tedrow
Den 1
Den
Davey Jones
Jaycee Park
Camp
Lowman
Day Heads Chicago Alumni Fund Drive
William A Day named alumni chairman for the University of Chicago campaign in Athens area. The three year drive aims to raise 160 million dollars for the private university. Day is associate dean at Ohio University College of Business Administration and earned his AB in 1950 from the University of Chicago. He and his wife Mary have two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Day
Canterbury Drive
Athens
University of Chicago
Campaign For
Chicago
Day
College of Business Administration
Ohio University
Mary
Five New Suits Filed in Athens County Court
Five small claims suits were filed in the Athens County Municipal Court. Mason's Market seeks $131 from Norma Godenschwager and $58 from Walter Forrest. Spanish Main Truck Stop owners sue Daniel Williams and Harold Young for $33 and $37, and John Barnhouse for $71. Joseph Ehrler of Lancaster pleaded guilty to DUI and speeding, with a $200 fine and seven days in jail plus 18 day license suspension, plus $15 fine on the other count.
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Small Claims Division
Athens County Municipal Court
Mason’s Market
Poplar St
Nelsonville
Norma Godenschwager
Washington St
Walter Forrest
Grosvenor St
Daniel Williams
Stewart
Harold Young
Guysville
John Barnhouse
Joseph Ehrler
Lancaster
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Education Association
Dr. Lovenstein
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve
Nelsonville, Ohig
Cub Scout
Day Heads
Sta-Press
Bermuda
Athens, Ohio
By Jantzen
Jantzen
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Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
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