United Appeal Trustees Hear Chairman's Report
Earl F. Mathews reported total United Appeal collections and pledges of $35 796 38 at a UA board dinner. He cites prospects for reaching a $41 605 goal and notes advances over last year in payroll deduction and campus donations while listing category totals and contributors.
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Earl F. Mathews
UA Board of Trustees
Sportsman
Royal McBee Corp
Mathews
Fund Drive
Erle Bridgwater
Ohio University
Gamertsfelder Hall
Home Builders Club
Civil Defense Talk at Lions Club in Athens
Lt. Col. John Lucas of Ohio University spoke at the Lions Club meeting in Athens about civil defense. He urged every family to build a fallout shelter and stock two weeks of supplies, praising community shelters and noting Russia’s training from mandatory civil defense classes.
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Athens
John Lucas
Ohio University
Lions Club
Sportsman
Lucas
U. S
Scouts Plan Rifle Shoot for NRA Match at Ohio University Range
Ralph Brown outlined the NRA shooting match plans at the First Explorer roundtable held in Chauncey’s Church of Christ parish house. Explorers will shoot at a target sent to NRA headquarters, with orientation flights to be offered at Clinton County Air Force Base.
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Ralph Brown
Chauncey’s
Church of Christ
Brown
Ohio University
NRA
Hock-Hocking
Council
Bill Teders
Athens
Clinton County Air Force Base
Thanksgiving Service Set At First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Roger M. Rice Jr. will lead a Thanksgiving service tomorrow at 10 30 a m at First Presbyterian Church. The single service will be for the family.
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First Church of God
Claude Sandlin
Roger M. Rice Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio University students begin Thanksgiving vacation
About 8800 OU students leave Athens for a long Thanksgiving break. The campus calendars note Bird Arena ice skating hours, Chubb Library hours changes, and Baker Center closure. Classes resume January 2 after the holiday, with Athens city schools also observing the break.
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Ohio University
Athens
Bird Arena
Athens City
OU Fund to Buy Berry Hotel for Student Housing
Ohio University president John C. Baker announced that OU Fund, Inc. will purchase the 68 year old Berry Hotel for 175000, financing the deal and paying city real estate taxes. The 90 room building will house about 180 advanced students and foreign visitors, with renovations to create campus housing and a first floor ballroom kept for students. Revenue will revert to the OU Fund which supports scholarships library needs and research.
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John C. Baker
Berry Hotel
OU Fund, Inc
Baker
OU Fund
Ohio University
Fred Rice Enters Congress Race in Ohio's 10th District
Fred Rice of Wellston launches a bid for the 10th District seat held by Republicans for decades. The candidate, a WWII veteran and Jackson County politician, cites local roots and service in the state legislature. He lives with his wife Virginia on a Wellston farm with two sons, Fred and John.
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Thomas Jenkins
Ironton
GOP
Jenkins
Homer
Pete) Abele
McArthur
Moeller
Lancaster
Abele
Horatio C. Claypool
Ross County
Athens County
Rice
Ohio
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Athens
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Kent State University
Jackson
Jackson County
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China
India
Burma
Okinawa
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Virginia
Fred
John
Third Pipe Test Held Near Athens
The third pipe test in a series of field experiments on pipeline steel was conducted at a site near Athens on Tuesday. Sponsored by the American Gas Association and major gas companies, Battelle Memorial Institute led the tests involving a 150 foot section of specially laid pipeline ruptured under normal line pressure to study fracture behavior and improve pipeline safety and efficiency.
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Athens
American Gas Association
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Batelle
Mercury Climbs After 11 Degree Dip to 39
The morning temperature rose to 39 degrees at 10:30 a.m. after a low 11 degrees below freezing the day before. Tuesday’s high reached 48, reported U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Ames Thanksgiving Service Set Tonight
Annual Thanksgiving worship service planned for 7 30 p m at Amesville United Presbyterian Church with Rev Virgil Versteeg delivering the sermon Assisting ministers and laymen from United Presbyterian Hooper Ridge Church of Christ and Mound Hill Congregational Christian churches participate
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