Nine Professors Conduct Seminar In Economics Series
Nine professors will lead a yearlong economics seminar across Ohio University and partner campuses. Notable speakers include Ohio University’s Vedder Soltow and Gallaway with others from Indiana University and Muskingum College. Lectures cover banking stability wealth distribution and labor force behavior with seminars in Copeland Hall and Alumni Lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio
Paul E. Smith
Michigan State University
Richard K. Vedder
Lee C. Soltow
Lowell E. Gallaway
Ross M. Robertson
Indiana University
Copeland Hall
Baker Center
College of Business Administration
Edward Saraydar
University of Western Ontario
Kenneth E. Boulding
University of Colorado
Vedder
Soltow
U. S
Herbert F. Thomson
Muskingum College
Gallaway
United States
Herbert S. Parnes
Center For Human Resources Research
Ohio State University
Ohio University Economics Department
Fred Picard
Harry B. Crewson
Robert Darcy
Center For Economic Education
Rajindar Koshal
Jules Levine
Gene Chapin
David Klingaman
Carolina Woman Recovers From Piles After Prep H Use
Rutherford ton North Carolina resident Mrs C McKinney says Preparation H relieved her pain and itching letting her work and feel comfortable. She reports sharing the results with many friends as doctors note it shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids and eases burning and swelling with lubricating ointment or suppository forms.
Two Fined In Beer Sale
Two persons cited by a state liquor agent for the illegal sale and purchase of beer were arraigned Monday in Municipal Court. Peter M. Ferry, 20, Chicago, IL, was fined $25 and costs for purchasing beer. Douglas W. Douglas, 45, N. Lancaster St., was charged with selling beer to a minor at 21 N. Court St. Judge John Newcomb fined Douglas $25 and costs, but suspended both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Ferry
Chicago
Douglas W. Douglas
N. Lancaster Sr
N. Court St
John Newcomb
Douglas
Opening Of Road Requested In Waterloo Township
Athens County commissioners heard a plea Monday to open a private drive as Township Road 652, supported by 22 petitioners Barbara Byrge and Mary Kisor to allow school buses access. A Pine Grove subdivision hearing was tabled. promoters Harold Starkey and Chester Poston were absent. County Engineer Harry Dust was authorized to buy a spreader for ice control. Lee Glass of Sharpsburg reported dogs killed 183 sheep on his farm in Athens County and five in Morgan County.
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Athens County
Waterloo
Barbara Byrge
Mary Kisor
Waterloo Two
Pine Grove
Harold Starkey
Four Escape James As Home Burns
A Torch family of four escaped a fire that destroyed their two story home after a stove pipe overheated and kerosene spilled. Firemen saved nearby outbuildings and stopped the blaze before a transformer. Loss is estimated at about $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sprouse
Coolville-Troy
John Coen
Sprouse
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Coen
Births and a court fine mark Sheltering Arms notes
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Ronald Weaver Athens a son and numerous other newborns from Glouster Canfield Albany and Athens areas. A Municipal Court case fined Edward Wells The Plains $25 plus costs for assault and battery filed by Sharon Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Weaver
Athens
Edward Wells
the Plains
Sharon Wells
CAP Chief Appointed in Athens County
Carl Seiferth of The Plains has been named to succeed Robert Jenkins as CAP branch supervisor for Athens County. He will oversee Head Start, Neighborhood Youth Corps, dental and neighborhood center programs. Seiferth previously directed the county’s Neighborhood Youth Corps and served 12 years in the Marines followed by 13 years with the Ohio Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Carl Seiferth
First Street
the Plains
Robert Jenkins
Seiferth
The
Marines
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cold Cloudy Weather Lingers After Weekend in Athens
Wintry conditions persisted in Athens after the weekend with a 9 am reading of 31 degrees and a high near 36. Snow flurries and cloudy skies marked Sunday as the Athens Commandery 15 Knights Templar scheduled a family potluck dinner Wednesday at 6 30 pm at the Athens Masonic Temple followed by a regular meeting at 7 30 pm.
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Athens
U.S
L. Colmer
Mercury
Athens Commandery
Knights Templar
Athens Masonic Temple
County Ballots Set For Athens County Tuesday Vote
Athens County voters will cast two county wide ballots on Tuesday. One will elect a judge for the new Municipal Court opening Jan 1. Candidates include Judge John Newcomb and Attorney Franklin Sheeter. The other ballot renews a 0.3 mill levy for Beacon School. Also on ballots are a state reapportionment plan, a state school board member, and multiple local levy renewals and bond issues across townships and cities including Athens City, Trimble, Federal Hocking, Nelsonville, Dover Town, Troy Two, Carthage Two, and Athens Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
John Newcomb
Muni
Cipal
Franklin Sheeter
Beacon
Athens City
Trimble
Nelsonville City
Dover
Troy
Carthage
Athens
Flood Insurance Bill Approved In Congress
Congressman Clarence E. Miller announced the House approved a flood insurance bill providing up to 17500 dollars for single dwellings, 30000 dollars for business structures with one dwelling, and contents insurance up to 5090 dollars per dwelling unit. He noted nationwide cooperation between the federal government and private insurers, and said a Senate version will be reconciled by a conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Clarence E. Miller
Miller
Ohio
Class Proxy Receives $200 Beta Theta Pi Scholarship
Richard M. Fulks of 44 Maplewood Drive, president of the Ohio University Class of 1968, wins a $200 scholarship from the Beta Theta Pi Founders Fund for scholastic achievement and campus service. Fulks, a pre-medicine senior, holds roles in Omicron Delta Kappa Torch Circle, J-Club vice president, Honors College student, Inter-Faternity Standard Judiciary Committee member, library committee, and Blue Key. Five day forecast notes unseasonably cold weather with highs in the 30s and 40s and snow flurries through Wednesday with minor accumulations inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Fulks
Maplewood Drive
Ohio University
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Fulks
Charles H. Fulks
Beta Theta Pi
Omicron Delta Kappa
J-Club
Honors College
Inter-Fraternity Standard Judiciary Committee
University Library Committee
Blue Key
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Carolina
Donald K. Barstow
Earl PF. Mathews, Inc. and
M. Gill & Co
Jessie W. Ley, Inc
Dwight H. Rutherford
Reed & Baur, Inc
Joseph Seiple
Nelsonville
Richard Guinther
Carpenter's
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Alo
James
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul Sanders
Glouster
Ray Anderson, Jr
Canfield
Sylvester Huston
Albany
Bessie Whipple
Floyd Carpenter
Dean Sayres
Fred Bumgardner
Charles Elliott
Paul Melko
Carl Hall
Cecil McGlone
Jimmy Rutter
Richard Crossen
Gladys Chute
Homer Proffit
Arthur Rhoads
Garrie Stambaugh
Dannie Diehl
Bernard Porter
Kathy Mayle
Macil Stowers
University Hospital
Columbus
Edward Raines
CAP
Virtans
Aca
Sceeene
Eas
Kerr-Hunter
Lake Erie
Bestform
Stform
Cnn
LABOR
Thens County
Ohio Civil Service Employees
Association
Athens State Hospital
A.F.S.C.M.E
Afl-Cio
Citizens Committee
Lee Walker
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