Great Moments In Ohio Heritage Shown In 10 Paintings
Ten paintings representing Ohio history were presented to Ohio University by Standard Oil (Ohio). The works were accepted by President Vernon R. Alden at an Alumni Association meeting and will hang in Cutter Hall. The album paintings were intended for use in public and parochial schools to aid Ohio history teaching. The Coonskin Library piece highlights Amesville’s 1804 library creation, linked to Ohio University’s founding. Special guests included Sohio representatives Ira Burnfield and Dale Goldsberry.
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Ohio
Ohio University
Standard Oil Co
James Oram
Columbus
Sohio
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University Alumni Association
Cutter Hall
Alleghenies
Oram
Dr. Alden
University
Ira Burnfield
Athens Area
Sohio Sales
Dale Goldsberry
Athens County
Ames
Amesville
Coonskin Library
Western Library Association
Alden
Manasseh Cutler
Athens
Grandson of Glouster Couple Has High Score
William Edward Howard Jr of Cleveland ranked second with 333 points on the recent state bar exam and was sworn into the Ohio State Bar Association in Columbus. He is the grandson of Alfred H. Howard of Glouster and nephew of Mrs. Kermit Blosser of Athens. Howard, 24, a Case Western Reserve Law graduate, left for Fort Polk La to begin six months active Army duty. his wife Sheryl works as a secretary at Western Reserve University.
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Glouster
William Edward Howard, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio State Bar Association
Columbus
Alfred H. Howard
Kermit Blosser
Athens
W. E
Cappy) Howard
Ohio University
William Joseph Streeter
Howard
Case Western Reserve College of Law
Ft. Polk
Sheryl
Western Reserve University
Birthday party highlights for Barbara Hendrix in Syracuse
Mrs Franklin Hendrix hosted Barbara Hendrix fourth birthday with guests including Mrs Donald James and seven Clifton Smith children and two Smith offspring from Middleport. A surprise party for Mrs Sadie Smith of Hartford was also staged by her children and relatives with Betty James Clifton WV Phyllis Hendrix and Donna Jean Guinther hosting.
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Margaret Cottrill
Syracuse
Franklin Hendrix
Barbara
Donald James
Clifton
David Smith
Middleport
Sadie Smith
Hartford
Betty James
West Virginia
Phyllis Hendrix
Donna Jean Guinther
Edwin Burge
George Burge
Millwood
Robert Smith
Point Pleasant
Shelia
Sharon
Cindy
Susie
Laura
Betty Jo
Bobby James
Harry Joe Smith
New Haven
Frances Gibbs
New Straitsville Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs. Gertrude Mills returns home after weeks visiting relatives in Sacramento Woodland Hills Pomona and Kenova Park California. Local residents and families including Col lison Backus Lanning and Dis bennet are noted visiting or hosting over the weekend with church attendance mentioned.
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New Straitsville
Gertrude Mills
Sacramento
Woodland Hills
Pomona
Kenova Park
California
Dean Collison
Logan
Richard Schmidt
Norfolk
Amy Lanning
Robert Phoenix
Barberton
Orin Phoenix
Lillian Lines
Columbus
Minnie Backus
Anna James
New Lexington
Donald Disbennet
Methodist Church
Charles Lobaugh
Springfield
Thomas Boyle
Connie
Cincinnati
Hair Life Span Notes From New York Salon
The Steiner of London salon in New York says average wealthy hair lasts seven to ten years. When a hair degenerates or falls out it is usually replaced by a new one unless the owner is becoming bald.
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Steiner of London
New York
Pomeroy Officer Completes 130-Hour Training Course
Carl Hysell Jr of Pomeroy has finished a 130 hour block of police training at Logan City Police Academy in Logan. He completed the program with emphasis on patrol duties and community safety.
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Pomeroy
Carl Hysell Jr
Pomeroy Police Patrol
Logan City Police Academy
Logan
Rutland Cubs Present Skits At Meeting
Rutland Cub Scout Pack 240 showcased three skits including Spooks from Fireland and The Creeping Casket at a ghost themed meeting. Den I earned bobcat pins with Ralph Searles and Chris Stewart. four year pins went to Mark Richmond, Gary Nelson, Ricky and Randy George.
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Rutland
Cub Scout Pack
den I
Fireland
Parl van Meter
Ralph Searles
Chris Stewart
Steve Peckam
Mark Richmond
Gary Nelson
Ricky
Randy George
Jeff Stewart
Columbus
Charles Stewart
den II
Joan Council
Greg van Meter
Webb Pack
Richard Grueser
Bob Richmond
Athens County Land Transfers Update
Athens area records show numerous property transfers across counties. Transfers include Inez Williams to the Gienns in Glouster and others moving parcels in Trimble Dover Athens Lodi Nelsonville Ames and Glouster, with multiple tracts, lots, and estates shifting among individuals and couples. Details list buyers and sellers, along with local towns such as Athens Glouster Dover Ames Beechwood Lake Estates and Albany.
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Inez Williams
Glouster
William
Florence Gienn
Trimble
Edwin T Lavelle
Athens
James J Dorr
Dover
Russell A
Dorothy Milliken
Florence E. Ultmann
Russell B
Else J. Carsey
Thomas R
Marilyn J. Sweet
Lodi
P. Dwight
Geneva
May Kuhn
Ross County
Delilah Puse
Waterloo
Latoon
Beechwood Lake Estates
Worthy E
Sylvia Dickens
Adriane Moore
Robert Dickens
Florence Hysell
Grace Brown
Alonzo C
Edith J. Hill
Nelsonville
Michael C
Judy M. McClain
Warren Nelsonville
Harold and
Carel Maxine Dixon
No Farm Income Gain Seen In 1969 Outlook via OSU
C E Blakeslee of Meigs Extension summarizes the 1969 Outlook Guide from Ohio State University. Farm income per person shows little gain in 1969 though total farm incomes rise modestly. non farm income and government payments influence disposable income and overall prospects for agriculture and family living.
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C. E. Blakeslee Meigs
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
Chauncey and Friends Visit for Funeral in Millfield and Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Jim Burdette of Dayton visited Mrs Maxine Burdette in Millfield and called on friends in Chauncey including Mrs Fannie Palmer of Springfield and Maude Kaufman of Cleveland. Clyde Palmer of Berea joined Buddy Earichs in Millfield for Glendon Palmers funeral. Charles Parish of Springfield also visited the Earich home while Keith Herdman of Lanham Md spent time with his grandparents Lewis and Mrs Johnson.
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Jim Burdette
Barbara Hippely
Dayton
Maxine Burdette
Millfield
Chauncey
Fannie Palmer
Springfield
Lewis Palmer
Richard Palmer
Maude Kaufman
Cleveland
Clyde Palmer
Berea
Buddy Earich
Glendon Palmer
Charles Parish
Earich
Keith Herdman
Lanham, Md
Lewis Johnson
Village Dump Opens on Bailey Run Road
Mayor Charles Wadley announces the village dump on Bailey Run Road is now open under Mr. King of Green Meadows Trailer Court. Dump hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily and all rules must be followed.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Bailey Run Road
King
Green Meadows
Chauncey Meetings Schedule Announced for Week
Chauncey Girl Cadets meet Monday at 5 30 p m. Area pastors plan annual Thanksgiving service at Trimble Methodist Church Monday 8 p m. Election night party at Mill Field Tuesday 8 30 to 11 p m. All parish youth grades 8 12 invited. A TV set will be installed in the Christian Church for the party.
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Chauncey Girl
Trimble Methodist Church
Millfield
Christian Church
Community group schedules in Glouster clubs and meetings
A county listing details weekly meetings across Glouster including Kiwanis Gordon Hotel Jaycee Wives and American Legion in Legion Home Glouster Lodge and several church groups meeting at homes Main Street Broad Street Public notices show election of officers at Glouster Lodge 607 F and AM Thursday and planned transportation for a gas company event Tuesday night
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Chiefs Club
Beatrice Vaughn
Main Street
Kiwanis Club
Gordon Hotel
K of P Lodge
Jobs Daughters
Masonica Temple
Trimble Lodge 557
Progressive Study Club
Norbert W. Johnston
Jaycee
Gas Company
Glouster Park
American Legion
Legion Home
High Street
Glouster Lodge
F&am
MYF
The
United Methodist Church
Women of the Moose
Church of Christ
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Dave Cox
Broad Street
B. R. Angle
Rothwell Club
Ann Williams
Village Council
Noble Grands Club
Francis McAllister
Republic Avenue
UMWA
Eagles Hall
Glouster Personal News Lists Visiting Relatives
Mrs Hazel Duncan hosted cousin Mrs Adda Moorehead of Senecaville and was joined by uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Collins. Other guests included Mr and Mrs John Cavey of Middletown Mr and Mrs Pill Dunfee of Middleport and Mrs Mellville McCune of Trimble. Verna LeRoy returns home after two weeks in Syracuse visiting Laura Leifheit. Sunday visitors to Mrs Inez Williams's Summit Street home included Mrs Mary Johnston Mrs Emma Cox from Athens Mrs Martha Sorrell Mr and Mrs Edward Sorrell of Zanesville and Mrs Twila Swart and son Mark of The Plains.
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Hazel Duncan
Adda Moorehead
Senecaville
James Collins
Duncan
John Cavey
Middletown
Pill Dunfee
Middleport
Mellville McCune
Trimble
Verna LeRoy
Front Street
Syracuse
Laura Leifheit
Inez Williams
Summit Street
Mary Johnston
Emma Cox
Athens
Martha Sorrell
Edward Sorrell
Zanesville
Twila Swart
Mark
the Plains
Zoning Appeals Notice for 20 Walker Street Athens
The Athens Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing in City Hall on November 14 1968 at 7:30 PM regarding 20 Walker Street owned by Rainer Schulte. The hearing concerns a variance from and conditional use permit to rent the property to seven renters. Interested persons may attend to voice opinions. Board Secretary Kendal 46B Beak oe ee NOTICE 00 Appeals.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
City of Athens
City Council
City Hall
Walker Street
Rainer Schulte
Zoning Board Notice for 38 Columbia Avenue Rent Variance
Board of Zoning Appeals notice sets November 14 1968 at 7 30 pm at City Hall to hear an application by Allen E Locke seeking a variance from the Conditional Use Permit under Section 61 04 to rent the property at 38 Columbia Avenue to more than three roomers. Public opinions will be heard. H T Kendall
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Legal Notice Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals
City of Athens
City Council
City Hall
Columbia Avenue
Alen E. Locke
Athens Zoning Hearing on Rental Use of 12 Rooms
Notice to the public of a hearing before the Board of Zoning Appeals of the City of Athens in City Hall Council Room on November 14 1968 at 110 Morris Avenue. The action seeks a variance from a Conditional Use Permit under Section 61.04 of the Zoning Ordinance to allow the Brinkmans property to be rental housing for 12 roomers. H. B. Kenda
Public Auction notices and zoning ordinance update in Athens Ohio
The Athens Township Trustees announce a public auction at The Plains Fire House on Nov 23 1968 with cash terms for listed vehicles and real estate offered by United States Marshal in Rome and Athens Townships. An emergency amendment to Ordinance 0 75 68 updates rooming house permits with fee scales inspections revocation rules and a one year permit expiry to improve housing code enforcement in Athens City.
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Athens Township
Plains Volunteer Fire House
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
the Plains
Ohio
Vernon O. Shaw
Athens
United States District Court For
Southern District of Ohio
Columbus
United States OF Amer al. 1
Athens County Court House
Rome
Ohio Company
Hopson Beebe
Charles Beebe
Peter Beebe
Hocking River
James Beebe
Athens County
C E. Talbert
Lolo Talbert
Board of Township
Rome Township
Beebe Cemetery
R. D. Ne
Stewart Ohio
Arthur Celliott
United States
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Boston
Tom Ewing
Ewing
Harrison
Tyler
Coonskin
N. Straitsville
Gladys Lines
Richard Holcomb
Francis Holcomb
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Vietnam
Rutland Cubs
U.S
Bethel
International Order of Jobs
Masonic Temple
Patty Byers
Roy Byers
Hill Street
Grand Guardian of
Eva Foulke
Ruth Oskey
William Irwin
Eastern Star
Masons
Chauncey Pta
White’s Grocery
Converse St
Glouster Meetings
Kendal
H. T Kendall
Board of Zoning Appee
H. B. Kenda
Ted Grever
Patrica
Betz
Raymond Shepard
Messenger
the Messenger
Ade
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