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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1966
Page
3
A group of businessmen urged using recreation and tourism with education benefits to fight poverty in Appalachia. The Ohio University sponsored meeting discussed upgrading skills and placing workers, aiming for cooperative private public action and creative federalism over welfare.
Admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital are Jack Wallace of Athens Route. Jeanine Callentine of Amesville Route 1. Jennifer Callentine of Amesville Route 1. Fletcher Gilders of Athens. Gary Nelson of The Plains. and William Cooley of Athens. Delta Chi professional journalistic society praises outstanding performance in news.
Dr. Harold Taylor challenged Ohio University College of Fine Arts faculty to shape a more culturally significant global position for the United States. The talk, titled The Transformation of America, outlined education as moving beyond self interest and adding an aesthetic dimension to learning.
Jim Holland of Ohio University won two first place national photography awards from Sigma Delta Chi for spot news and scenic or special picture. Douglas Caldwell of Ohio University placed second in television reporting in the judging of student journalism and college publications.
Jerald Jay Lewis, 36, of Lancaster Route 2, was injured in a Tuesday night crash on Happy Hollow Road south of Nelsonville after his vehicle veered off the road and struck a concrete bridge. He was hospitalized at Mount St. Mary Hospital. The driver said he was blinded by oncoming headlights.
A motorcyclist was hurt Tuesday afternoon in a collision with a truck at W Union Street and S Shafer Street. Clyde C Castile 20 of 23 Factory Street sustained possible injuries to left arm and shoulder and was transported to Hudson Health Center by the fire department squad. Price investigated the mishap and did not issue citations.
Cub Scout Pack 56 held a Monday meeting at the First Methodist Church presenting skits and awards. David Smith earned a wolf badge and gold arrow, Peter Williams received a denner bar, and John Adams earned an assistant denner bar. Tom Stillman Matthew Rowe and Marshall Rowe transferred into Pack 56.
Richard Aller Baldwin 27 of Dayton released from county jail after attorneys arrange repayment terms for back child support to Ruth J. Baldwin. Earlier he was held briefly after a contempt of court conviction. Florence Chalfant 47 fainted at 35 E Carpenter St. EMS aided her home and advised a physician visit. Athens Veterans Day plans to be discussed November 11 as K T Crossen Post meets at 8 p.m.
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