Veterans Honored Before Game At Ped en Stadium
Near capacity crowd at Ped en Stadium paused for a minute of silence to honor veterans who gave their lives. The event appeared in the Sunday Messenger edition dated November 12, 1961.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1961
Page
2
Near capacity crowd at Ped en Stadium paused for a minute of silence to honor veterans who gave their lives. The event appeared in the Sunday Messenger edition dated November 12, 1961.
A collation of Thanksgiving reflections, local birthdays, decorating sales, and Veterans Day ceremonies in Athens. Notes include birthday observances for residents and a preview of 1962 House colors, with Veterans Day program remarks by James Wagenseller and a reading from Dr. John W. Seay at the Ohio University Bowli ng Green game.
A local store offers free parking across the street for shoppers with purchase incentives. The deal promises no parking fee when customers park and then shop inside the store.
Plans for the Athens Christmas Tree Association annual meeting were formed this week as the group discussed the coming season. Wallace Bradford of Middleport presided, Frank Newell reported on marketing native grown trees, noting wholesale sales of shorn trees and remaining unshorn stock, while Richard Mowery urged promoting Southeastern Ohio trees and use of red tag credits for Athens area growers.
Members of the Athens Commandery No 15 will meet at the Masonic Temple at 7 p m Sunday for funeral services for Dr Robert J Studer.
The mercury rose rapidly on Saturday under a bright sun with an 11 a.m. reading of 53 degrees after an early low of 26. Friday’s high reached 54.
Four Bowling Green University students were injured when their southbound car rear ended by a second vehicle on Route 38 near Nelsonville. The driver Gerald Forstner Jr. 19 Euclid and Dale Webster 21 Clarence Center N Y were involved. Webster and three passengers suffered injuries. Webster was cited for excessive speed. Police noted several hundred BG students were in Athens for the game.
Area teachers and school administrators attended an OEA salary school Saturday at OU Baker Center. Dr William Chase from OU College of Education spoke on school finance in Ohio and a committee chaired by Harold Lee and Lena Smith led registration. Other speakers included Clyde Plant Carl Sulek Don Leighty and E L Hoon from the OEA staff.
OU dean E. J. Taylor reported favorable conditions for a Cambodian institute of technology after a three week survey with four faculty members under USAOM auspices. The team studied establishing a technical institute offering mechanical civil and electrical engineering and trained technicians.
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