Ohio U Dedicates Zanesville Learning Resources Center
Ground was broken for the Learning Resources Center at Ohio University Zanesville. The Herrold Hall building will house a 60,000 volume library plus audio visual gear, dining facilities, game rooms and a student lounge. Family members attended with officials including Claud Sowle and Dr Terry Puckett. Public reception followed the ceremony with state lawmakers in attendance.
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Zanesville
Herrold
Ohio University
Russell P. Herrold
Anchor Hocking
Muskingum Area
Cemetery Vandalism Probed in Wellston Ridgewood Damage
Wellston police investigate vandalism at Ridgewood Cemetery where 27 grave markers were broken or toppled. Superintendent Jim Dalton reports the incident as part of ongoing inquiries alongside a break in at Nell Ball residence on N Pennsylvania Avenue. Timothy D. Osborne cited for failure to yield in a two car Pennsylvania Avenue crash involving James J. Rupert. no injuries reported.
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Wellston
Ridgewood Cemetery
Jim Dalton
Nell Ball
N. Pennsylvania Avenue
Miss Ball
Timothy D. Osborne
Oak Hill
Pennsylvania Avenue
James J. Rupert
Youth Rally at Oakdale Church of Christ
The Hocking Valley Youth Rally of Christian Churches and Churches of Christ will be held at Oakdale Church of Christ on Sunday at 2 p.m. Members of the David Grubbs and Robert Smith Missionary families will discuss life and education in Rhodesia Africa. Special musical numbers are invited and refreshments will be served.
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Glouster
Hocking Valley
Christian Churches
Churches of Christ
Oakdale Church
Showalter and others visit families in Ohio and Michigan
Elmer Showalter of Detroit visits his mother Mrs. Lucille Showalter. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith of Columbus visit Mrs. Alice Shumway. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strous of Canal Winchester guest Mrs. Myrtle Simpson and Lois. Mrs. Doris Cunningham weekends in Columbus with sister Mrs. Conrad Murphy and family. Myrtle Simpson later visits Strous in Canal Winchester.
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Elmer Showalter
Detroit
Michigan
Lucille Showalter
Phil Smith
Columbus
Alice Shumway
Robert Strous
Canal Winchester
Myrtle Simpson
Lois
Doris Cunningham
Conrad Murphy
College Board Meeting Postponed to October 23
Hocking Technical College Board of Trustees meeting in Nelsonville has been rescheduled to Oct 23 at 7 30 p m. An evaluation of the college is underway under the direction of the Ohio College Association.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College Board of Trustees
Ohio College Association
Bee Sting Leads To Lost Then Found Diamond Ring
Mrs. Smalley was stung on her finger during a visit to Athens. Her engagement and wedding rings were later found missing by Mrs. Karnes, recovered Monday by a Kroger employee who turned them in to the store office.
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Phil Smalley
Greenfield
Gil Karnes
Athens
Hocking Valley Railroad
Mrs. Smalley
Nancy
Kroger’s
Karnes
Meigs County appoints bailiff and divo rce investigator
Meigs County Commissioners approve Lettie Spencer as court bailiff and divorce investigator for Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon replacing retiree Allen Hill. They hear a request for funding a speech and hearing clinic with state and county support, and note courthouse remodeling by King Construction Co. of Jackson underway with roof work and new footings.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Lettie Spencer
of Common Pleas
John C. Bacon
Allen Hill
Wesley Buehl
Highway Department
C. E. Blakeslee
Marta Guilkey
King Construction Co
Jackson
Senior Citizens To Meet Friday
The Friendly Circle of the Senior Citizen Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the club house for a business and social session. Refreshments will be served by Sylvia Matheny Lela McCallister Bertha Lee and Florence Russell.
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Sylvia Matheny
Lela McCallister
Bertha Lee
Florence Russell
Chauncey Church to Host Student Reception Sunday
Chauncey Christian Church invites students and families in the Chauncey area connected to Ohio University or Hocking Technical College to a reception Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Members and friends will be on hand to welcome attendees.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
Ohio University
Hocking Technical College
Cyclist Hurt On Route 685 After Truck Loses Center
A 16 year old motorcyclist Terry Porter Amesville Route 1 was injured on Route 685 north of Route 13 in Trimble Two when a southbound truck crossed center on a curve and sent him into a culvert. Porter was treated at O Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Trimble Two
State Highway Patrol
Terry Porter
Amesville
Porter
O'Bleness
Southeast
Recognize Homemakers Achievements Day in Point Pleasant
Homemakers Achievement Day is set for October 25 at Moose Hall on Second Street. Registration begins at 9 a.m. with the program at 10 a.m. Luncheon cost is $3. Homemakers to bring one item for judging. clubs to exhibit items. Jack Burdette will speak on bi centennial plans. a surprise guest will appear. Blue Ribbon Clubs and Scrapbook winners announced. each club to provide a door prize.
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Point Pleasant
Moose Hall
Second Street
Jack Burdette
Free Hearing Test Event in Athens Ohio at Highlander Motel
An advertisement announces a free electronic hearing test by Homer Norvell at the Highlander Motel in Athens on Friday October 19 from 1 to 5 p.m. The event offers latest equipment, ear diagrams, and patient education. If unable to attend, call Beltone in Zanesville at 453-1103 for another appointment.
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Highlander
W. Union St
Athens
Ohio
Homer Norvell
Union St
Beltone
Zanesville
Sowle Outlines FiveSection Plan For Ohio University
Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle previews a five section biennial report focusing on Accomplishments Strengths Aims Agenda for 1973 75 and concluding comments He prioritizes a rigorous merit based academic evaluation and aggressive student recruitment while stressing strong conduct standards He calls for broader storytelling to improve the university image and commits to centralized progress scrutiny for implementation.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Merchants Plan Student Days in Athens
The Athens Retail Merchants Association sponsors Student Appreciation Days October 22 to 27 across 26 businesses to honor Ohio University students. Grand prize drawings on October 27 at homecoming halftime offer two students up to 260 dollars each toward tuition. Students register with IDs. drawings include registration slips. Coordinators include Joe Kelly Belk's Jim Pangello Woolworth's Mary Mingus Chapman's Jewelry and Dave Parsons Cornwell's Jewelry.
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Athens Retail Merchants Association
Athens
Ohio University
Joe Kelly
Belk’s Department Store
Jim Pangello
Woolworth’s
Mary Mingus
Chapman's Jewlery
Dave Parsons
Cornwell's Jewlery
Merchants Association
Tri County Board Meets Thursday
The Tri County Community Action Board of Trustees will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Miller High School east of Hemlock on Route 155. The personnel committee meets at 7 p.m. and the membership committee at 7:15 p.m. The public is invited.
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Hemlock
Tri-County Community Action Board of Trustees
Miller High School
Route 155
U S Women’s Ski Team Diet Claim Promises 20 Pound Loss
An advertisement touts a “Ski Team” diet claimed to let U S Women’s Ski Team members lose 20 pounds in 14 days while maintaining energy. It offers a 3 plus 0.25 dollar rush option and urges readers to order from Jorma Products Co Cardiff by the Sea California.
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U.S
Colorado
O.K
Jorma Products Co
P.O
Cardiff-by-the-Sea
California
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