Traveled Cyclist Walter Devine Seeks World Tour
Athens visitor Walter E. Devine, 45, has ridden 100000 miles on a home made motorbike since May 5 1952 across three continents and 48 states. He plans a Europe trip next spring and a world round within four years. Devine, an ex Marine with 17 film appearances, will be on CBS and Ed Sullivan networks this winter to discuss travels and perform music. His bike uses a two horsepower washing machine motor and is sponsored by a Arizona trailer firm. He spoke in Athens guest of Bert Dolen.
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Walter E. Devine
Devine
Canada
Africa
Europe
Arizona
Athens
Bert Dolen
Huntington
W. Va
P. S
Federal Hocking budget shows soaring operating costs
The Federal Hocking school district plans a 1966 general operating budget of 577 177, up from 560 879.15 in 1965, while income declines from 593 109.41 to 579 230.26 and year end balances drop from 32 230.56 to 2 053.26. Major increases appear in instruction to 848 352 from 342 552, with other expenses rising in administration, libraries, transportation, and auxiliary agencies.
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School Board and County Budget Commission
Six Athens students earn all A honor roll grades
Athens High School announces first six week honor roll with six seniors and juniors achieving straight A’s. Named seniors are George Gorsline Ty Porter and others listed. juniors Lynnette Olson Lana Weber. sophomores Sharon Guinn Alan Shermer.
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B. F. Auer
Athens High School
George Gorsline
Ty Porter
Lynnette Olson
Lana Weber
Sharon Guinn
Alan Shermer
Roger Ames
Bill Balfour
Jan Barnhill
Jan Black
Sharyn Buckl
Margaret Brinkman
Connie Brown
Kirk Campbell
Carol Caul
Eric Dalton
Tom Dalton
Ron Davis
Births Recorded at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Harold Harberson naming a son in Athens and several others with last names Jarvis Gaver Mathias Hawk Guess Swaim Stover Russell Lowry Nicholson Mills Tucci across Athens The Plains Cutler Glouster McArthur The Plains and routes noted.
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Harold Harberson
Athens
Clyde Jarvis
the Plains
Gladys Gaver
Richard Mathias
Walter Hawk
Robert Guess
Helen Swaim
Dorothy Stover
Cutler
Harry Russell
Glouster
Carlos Lowry
John Nicholson
McArthur
Charles Mills
Janice Tucci
Municipal Court Fines for Unsafe Operation and Yield Violations
Joe Norris 21 of The Plains and Loren Ray Morris 54 of Millfield Route 1 were fined 45 dollars plus costs by the patrol for unsafe operation and failure to yield right of way respectively.
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Joe Norris
the Plains
Loren Ray Morris
Millfield
Charleston Man Chosen OU Father for 1965 Weekend
Alan J. Arthur of Charleston West Virginia a sales manager at Charles ton will be honored as honorary Father of the 1965 Ohio University Fathers Weekend His nomination came from his daughter Joan a sophomore at Jefferson Hall He will be introduced during intermission of the Varsity Show in Memorial Auditorium Arthur is active in the Charleston Presbyterian Church a member of the Council of Churches a Sunday School teacher and a 23 year Navy veteran He has sung with the Detroit Civic Chorus and Symphony Orchestra and played Col Von Trapp in the Sound of Music in Charleston last year.
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Arthur
Joan
Jefferson Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Charleston Presbyterian Church
Council of Churches
Naval Reserve
Detroit Civic Chorus
Symphony Orchestra
Col. von Trapp
Sound of Music
Charleston
Illinois businessman politician to speak at Ohio University
Charles Harting Percy, chairman of Sell and Howell and 1964 GOP gubernatorial candidate, will deliver the Kennedy Lecture on The Expanding Future at Memorial Auditorium Ohio University Tuesday November 16 at 8 15 p m. The address titled A Businessman in Politics covers his rise from precinct captain to national Republican roles and board memberships.
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Charles Harting Percy
Ohio University
Kennedy
Percy
Sell and Howell
Illinois
Memorial Auditorium
University of Chicago
Chicago
Kent College of Law
Bell and Howell
GOP
United Republican
National Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Republican Committee On Programs and
America
APA Names Ohio University Psychologist as Visiting Scientist
Dr. H. D. Kimmel of Ohio University’s psychology department is chosen as a visiting scientist in the American Psychological Association program funded by the National Science Foundation. Visiting scientists, drawn from designated major training centers, offer lectures seminars and informal discussions to other institutions.
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H. D. Kimmel
Ohio University
American Psychological Association
National Science Foundation
APA
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