Veterans Day Exercises Planned By Legion Post
Lt. Col. David G. Smith will deliver a Veterans Day address at Athens campus monuments. The American Legion K. T. Crossen Post plans a parade assembly at 10:30 a.m. and a 10:40 a.m. march route through Athens to the campus. The ceremony includes a wreath, firing squad volleys, taps, and an address by Smith, with ROTC units and local clergy participating. Smith is a 20 year veteran with a Bronze Star and Army Commendation Medal, holding degrees from Yale Harvard and MIT.
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Ohio University
Athens
Smith
American Legion
Campus Monument
Legion
K. T. Crossen Post
W. Washington St
Lancaster
High
James R. King
Air Force
W. Washington
College St
E. Union St
James M. Vercoe
Mander Ed Settle
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William H. Black
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jan B. Kish
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Athens High
Army
Yale
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Germany
Funeral set for John Bridgewater 86 in Nelsonville
Funeral services are planned Friday afternoon for John Bridgewater 86 who died Wednesday at his home 197 N Lancaster St His death ends a life spent mainly in Nelsonville and Athens He was a retired coal miner and farmer Surviving are a son James E of Athens a daughter Elsie at home two brothers Joseph of Jacksonville and Erle Sr of Chauncey a sister Mrs Miriam Butts of Nelsonville The service conducted by Rev Claude Sandlin will be at Hughes funeral home at 1 pm Burial will be Green Lawn Cemetery
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John Bridgewater
Lancaster St
Birmingham
England
Mr. Bridgewater
United States
Nelsonville
Athens
Ollie
Beulah Ator
James E
Elsie Bridgewater
Joseph
Jacksonville
Erle, Sr
Chauncey
Miriam Butts
Hughes Funeral Home
Claude Sandlin
Green Lawn Cemetery
Merger of Athens Banks Made Legal
President Charles Kirkwood announced that the merger of two Athens commercial banks is legal. The combined institution will be The Athens National Bank with Bank of Athens as a branch. F. H. Sands will retire next year but stay as advisor and trust officer until then. Operations will merge next year in the Athens National building after OCC approval on Oct. 30.
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Athens
Charles Kirkwood
Athens Na
Tional Bank
Bank of Athens
Kirkwood
F. H. Sands
Bank of Athens Nba
Athens National
Federal Comptroller of the Currency
Lecture by HHEFA Chief Postponed
Dr. Robert C. Weaver administrator of the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency postponed his Thursday address at Ohio University after the death of his son Robert Weaver Jr 22 from a self inflicted head wound in a New York City apartment. The Herman G James Lecture on Municipal Government at Ewing Auditorium is rescheduled likely for December.
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Robert C. Weaver
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Ohio University
Weaver
Herman G James
Ewing Auditorium
Robert Weaver, Jr
New York City
Mrs Mees Dies At 79 In Mason Ohio
Mrs Anna Marie Mees aged 79 of Mason Ohio died Wednesday at Holzer Hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Minersville Ohio, daughter of the late Philip and Magdalene Reuter Ohlinger. Survived by husband George V Mees a daughter Mrs Donald Foglesong seven grandchildren. Funeral services by Rev Richard Wright Saturday 2 pm at Foglesong Funeral Home. Burial in Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Friday.
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Mason
Anna Marie Mees
Holzer Hospital
Minersville
Ohio
Philip and
Magdalene Ohlinger Reuter
George V. Mees
Donald Foglesong
Richard Wright
Foglesong
Suncrest Cemetery
Space Arts Building Dedication At Ohio University
Ohio University dedicated its new Space Arts Building a 1.75 million dollar project on November 8 1962 with a convocation by George T Le Boutillier and a panel featuring James Holroyd Buford Pickens and others The 85 000 square foot facility consolidates architecture painting and allied arts under one roof and includes classrooms studios an art gallery a fine arts library and a climate controlled auditorium An alleged theft of a 150 dollar supercharger from a car was reported by Arthur C Stifel III with suspect W McNeil Lowry named by police earlieruchtigkeit
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Ohio University
George T. le Boutillier
Douglas Haskell
Architectural Forum
Haskell
James Holroyd
Ohio Society of Architects
Buford Pickens
Washington University
St. Louis
Arthur C. Stifel III
N. Court St
W. McNeil Lowry
Ford Foundation
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