Mace Runs for Athens City Council At Large
Democrat Nolan Mace announces his candidacy for Athens city councilman at large. He aims to defeat incumbents Tad Grover Fred Weber II and Howard Romine while praising the town and his qualifications. He says he wants to keep the town nice and involve himself in local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Price
Messenger
Nolan Mace
Athens
Mace
Tad Grover
Fred Weber II
Howard Romine
Raymond) Shepard
Democrat
Charles Street
Cancer Unit Program Set On Media Use
Members of American Cancer Society units throughout southeastern Ohio will attend Ohio University for a Public Information Workshop on news media work. Speakers from OU School of Journalism WOUB Radio and TV, and local professionals will cover public relations, interpersonal communication, and news releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University
Roger E. Bennett
Hugh M. Culbertson
School of Journalism
John C. Ray
Woubradio
Robert J. Sestili
Woubtv
Doug Allinger
Philosopher Louis Mackey to visit Ohio University campus
Philosopher Louis H. Mackey will lecture on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Bentley Hall and lead a Friday 10 a.m. colloquium in the Math Building. He is a UT Austin professor and Fordham visiting professor, with a focus on Kierkegaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Mackey
Ohio University
Bentley Hall
Haverford College
Haverford
Soren Kierkegaard
Mackey
Capital University
Columbus
Dr. Mackey
Yale University
Yale
Rice University
University of Texas
Sidney
Ohio
Phone Directory Freeze Oct 29 for 1972 listings
General Telephone Co of Ohio announced a deadline of October 29 for changes to 1972 Athens area telephone listings. Kenley Krinn said customers should report corrections or address changes to the Athens office to ensure proper listing in the directory, which compiles for Athens Albany Amesville Chauncey Guysville New Marshfield The Plains and Shade and will be delivered in January.
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General Telephone Co
Ohio
Kenley Krinn
Athens
Krinn
Albany
Amesville
Chauncey
Guysville
New Marshfield
the Plains
Shade
Coal Cutback at OU Conserves Coal Amid Strike
Ohio University will cut back heating and air conditioning in most campus buildings starting Tuesday to stretch scarce coal supplies amid the nationwide strike now in its 20th day. Some discomfort is expected as shipments from the university’s coal supplier lag, with full restoration unlikely until weather and supplies improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
W. Charles Culp
Culp
United Mine Workers
Burning Ties Extinguished Near B and O Tracks
Firefighters from the Richland area extinguished burning railroad ties along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks east of the Columbia Gas Co building on Route 50 E. The alarm was turned in at 3 56 p m by the Athens County Sheriff's Department. A pumper from the new E State Street station and Shannon Avenue answered the call, the station’s first since opening, with another unit from headquarters on Richland Avenue assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Area
Baltimore and Ohio
Columbia Gas Co
Athens County
Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted in Athens Area
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Harry Mitchell Mrs Jay Kitchens Lester Weatherby all of Athens plus David Best Pome roy Richard Phinney Chicago Clara Matheny Nelsonville Edith McQuaid Buchtel Mrs Paul Hatch Guysville. Discharges include Mrs Ora Cox Teresa By cofski Jerry Strausbaugh Harry Fee Mrs Tom Pitts and daughter Mrs Arthur West and son Diana Weddle Mrs Kenneth Williams Mrs William.
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Harry Mitchell
Jay Kitchens
Lester Weatherby
Athens
David Best
Pomeroy
Richard Phinney
Chicago, Ill
Clara Matheny
Nelsonville
Edith McQuaid
Buchtel
Paul Hatch
Guysville
Ora Cox
Teresa Bycofski
Jerry Strausbaugh
Harry Fee
Tom Pitts
Arthur West
Diana Weddle
Kenneth Williams
William
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Cancer Unit
E. State Street
Executive Council
American Legion
Buckeye
Carbondale
Union Furnace
Sherman William’s
Court Street
Joan
Perkins Pancake House
Columbus Road
Dick Swartz
Mgr
Louis Mackey
David Stewart
George Weckman
Philosophy Department
Virginia Kranyik
Birge
Jibson A
Gretsch
C.F. Martin & CO
Yamaha
Martin D’ Angelico
Gibson - Fender
LaBella
Ernie Ball
Cunningham Music Center
Richland Ave
Carriage Hill
Barica
O’bleness
Franklin
Jaynes
Ime
Martine
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