Former Athenian Named By Jaycees Outstanding Young Man
John G. Cline Jr of Athens has been named one of the Outstanding Young Men of America by the Columbus Jaycees. He is a Nationwide Insurance systems analyst and Franklin University part time instructor, with a background in Columbia Gas and a BSBA from Franklin, an MBA from Xavier, and ongoing law studies at Capital University. He and his wife Cathie reside in Arlington with their three children.
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John G. Cline, Jr
Athens
Columbus Jaycees
America
John G. Cline Sr
Elmwood Pl
Nationwide Insurance Co
Franklin University
Nationwide
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Athens High School
Franklin
Xavier University
Capital University
Columbus Jaycees, Masons and Shriners
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Frank
No School Closing Planned In Vinton
Vinton County schools will not close for lack of funds and teachers will be paid. Supt. Kenneth Christopher told a delegation at a board of education meeting Tuesday night that sufficient money remains to keep the schools open and meet payroll. He noted last year’s financial outlook improved after taxpayers approved new taxes and said undisbursed debt has been reduced from $190,000 to $90,000.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Kenneth Christopher
Board of Education
Christopher
Students to Meet OU President Sowle on Appointment Days
Ohio University students may meet privately with President Claude R. Sowle during special afternoons scheduled roughly every eight days for the fall quarter. To secure a slot, contact Mrs. Marie White in the president's office.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Marie White
Grass Fire on Greenbriar Burns 400 Square Feet
Athens firemen answered an emergency call Tuesday at 5:50 p.m. to a grass fire behind the Ohio University Inn on Greenbriar Drive, burning about 400 square feet. Cause undetermined. Harry Mitchell, 48, of Riverview Drive, was hospitalized at O'Bleness Memorial after breathing difficulties. squad men administered oxygen en route.
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Athens
Ohio University Inn
Greenbriar Drive
Harry Mitchell
Riverview Dr
Republican Women To Meet In Athens
The Athens County Republican Women's Club will elect officers at a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting in the second floor of Athens City Hall. Republican women of the county are invited to attend, according to club president Mrs. Nina Sheeter of Nelsonville.
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Athens County
Republican Women’s Club
Athens City Hall
Nina Sheeter
Nelsonville
Pickets Blamed For Blaze At Clipper Mill Mine
Fire at the Clipper Mill Mine unloading dock near Gallipolis was blamed on roving coal mine strikers. Deputies followed a 20 car caravan into Gallia County before the group dispersed. Mine owners Avery and Albert Goeglein of Middleport are named.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Clipper Mill
Ohio Highway Patrol
Gallia
Sheriff's Department
Pomeroy
Avery and
Albert Goeglein
Middleport
Student's Baby Dies in OU Birth Probe
Athens County Prosecutor Claire M. Ball Jr. is investigating a Monday night birth at Ohio University Hudson Health Center in Athens. The dorm resident mother is in good condition, has not yet been questioned, and Ball has consulted with the county coroner Robert Butts.
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Athens County
Claire M. Ball Jr
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Ball
Robert Butts
Gilligan Explains Allocation Of Federal Aid in Ohio
Governor John Gilligan says Ohio has received 4.4 million dollars under the federal Emergency Employment Act to hire the unemployed, with 2.2 million to localities and the other half to be spent by the state. He says part of the state share will support local governments in desperate need to keep people employed.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Music Critics To Swap Jobs
The National Endowment for the Arts grants $5,000 matching Canada Council funds to start an international exchange program for music critics. The program, to be launched next year, will allow Canadian and U S critics to swap posts for a set period.
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Washington
National Endowment For the Arts
The
Music Critics Association
Canada Council
Canada
United States
Nelsonville Woman Bound To Jury On Writing Bad Check
A Nelsonville woman, Elaine Heightland, was bound over to the Athens County grand jury on a charge of writing a check with insufficient funds for 142.50 to Page Chevrolet at the People's Bank of Nelsonville. Bond set at 1000. Other actions include Granville Sharpe found in contempt and jailed until remaining DWI fine paid. Terry Jago pleaded guilty to public intoxication and disturbing the peace. Jared Gantz found guilty of resisting an officer and public intoxication. James Pawinski forfeited 33 for disturbing the peace after bringing a dog into the Graduate bar and refusing to remove it.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Elaine Heightland
People’s Bank of
Page Chevrolet
Common Pleas Court
Granville Sharpe
Sharpe
Franklin Sheeter
Terry Jago
Amesville
Jared Gantz
Eastlake
James Pawinski
Elyria
Graduate
Windows Broken At House
Agnes Auchanpaugh reported two west side windows broken at her home on 101 S Congress St. Officers noted no entry. A stolen Oriental rug worth about 200 dollars from Glenn Levar at 35 N McKinley Apt 304 was also reported missing from Monday evening.
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Agnes Auchanpaugh
S. Congress St
Athens
Glenn Levar
N. McKinley
Apt
Levar
Lions Pleased By Response To Bulb Sale
The Athens Lions Club thanked the community for its support during the annual light bulb sale. Proceeds fund glasses for needy children and eye charities including the Pilot Dog Program and the Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation, announced by chair Tom Rose at a Tuesday meeting at The Ohio University Inn.
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Athens Lions Club
Tom Rose
Ohio Lions Eye Research Foundation
Rose
Ohio University Inn
New Evangelism Urged by Bishop in Athens Meeting
Bishop F Gerald Ensley spoke in Athens urging a new evangelism to lift society from war and suffering. He announced a four year global effort to boost church growth and outreach, stressing personal faith and renewed numbers among Methodists.
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Athens
United Methodist
F. Gerald Ensley
Columbus
Ohio West Area
Ensley
Ohio
Denver
Colo
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Cathie
Wesleyan Dr
Arlington
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Vinton
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Athens, Ohio
W. Columbus St
Nelsonville, Ohio
Bank Americaid and Master Charge Welcome
First United Methodist Church
Joseph Graham
State Highway Patrol
American Legion
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E. R. Moore
Bankamericard
North Court Street
Bargain
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Aluminum
Famous Coats & Clarks O.N.T
Chenille
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