Logan Resident Named Hocking Bank Cashier
Hocking County native Glenn R. Hemsworth has been named cashier at Hocking Valley Bank in charge of internal operations. A 1946 Logan High School graduate, he previously served 11 years as cashier at Farmer's Merchant Bank in Logan. He is 40 and planned to move to Athens next spring with his wife Lois and two children Robbie and Patrice. He graduated from Ohio University in 1950 with a BA and holds a graduate certificate from the Columbus chapter of the American Institute of Banking.
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Glenn R. Hemsworth
Hocking Valley Bank
Logan High School
Hemsworth
Farmer’s Merchant Bank
Logan
Hocking Valley Board of Directors
Jack Malone
Athens
Lois
Robbie
Patrice
Ohio University
College of Arts and Sciences
Columbus
American Institute of Banking
Stanford Professor Will Appear Tuesday
One of the nation’s most distinguished scholars, Dr. George Polya of Stanford, will appear Tuesday as a Kennedy Visitor at Ohio University. He will lecture on Teaching to Think at 7:15 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium, with the time moved up to avoid election returns.
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Ohio University
George Polya
Stanford University
Memorial Auditorium
Dr. Polya
Society of Sigma XI
Two Chosen For Trip To Atom Meet
Two Athens High School students are among 15 top ranking seniors in the National Youth Conference on the Atom Selection Test by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mary M. Strekal and David R. McFarland will attend the Chicago conference November 21 to 23 as members of the C and SOE delegation. The event, backed by 65 investor owned electric companies and the National Science Teachers Association, is expected to draw 800 students from most states.
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Mary M. Strekal
Raymond Strekal
Fort St
David R. McFarland
Richard McFarland
Briarwood
Chicago
C & Soe
National Science Teachers Association
Graduate Student Names Most Plays At Ohio University Theater
Ohio University graduate student David Pichaske named two plays for the 1968 69 season. Mo liere s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme and Tennessee Williams A Street Car Named Desire lead the six productions. He won a season theater ticket and a stag party with prizes at Eagles 88 N Court St Friday 7 p m.
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Employees Union To Study Agreement At Union Meeting
The proposed Ohio University AFSCME Local 1699 agreement will be reviewed at the union’s regular monthly meeting at the Junior Fair Building at 8 p.m. Saturday. Union President Oscar McGee said the negotiated accord will be read and members polled on acceptance. The executive committee and negotiating team will recommend ratification.
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Oscar McGee
McGee
Shot Fired At Truck On State Route 144
Thomas Richardson reported a shotgun fired at his pickup parked on State Route 144 below Stewart. The shot dented the vehicle behind its side window while Richardson was at his home. Deputy Carl Welling said the sheriff's department is investigating and it is unclear who fired the shot or why.
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Thomas Richardson
Stewart
Carl Welling
Richardson
Appointments Slated In Police Department
Athens police department will announce two new appointments and a promotion later this week. The four successful civil service test takers are John Hicks John A. Goodin James Dearth and Robert Secoy. Two others failed the test.
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Athens
City Service
Dwight Robinson
John Hicks
John A. Goodin
James Dearth
Robert Secoy
Five Victim Donations Are Asked in Athens County
Mrs. Charles McVey of the Athens County Red Cross asks for donations to aid families burned from their homes. Needed items include coal and oil heating stoves, bedding, a refrigerator, a breakfast set, and 200 birthday gifts for Veterans Administration Hospital patients in Chillicothe. Call 593-5273 or 598-6244 to donate.
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Charles McVey
Athens County
Municipal Court Docket Details For Athens Residents
Peggy Yerraman, 23 Davis Hall, Athens, fails to yield right of way with $10 fine and costs. Thomas Jeffery Bosko, 20, Athens Apartments, drives against signs with $2 fine and costs.
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Peggy Yerraman
Davis Hall
Athens
Thomas Jeffery Bosko
Saxbe Urges War Halt Not Bombing In Vietnam
U.S. Senate candidate William Saxbe urged halting the war in Vietnam rather than bombing, calling for a cease fire as soon as possible and criticizing gunboat diplomacy. He spoke at Ohio University Airport during a state plane tour, stressing limited American involvement and opposing coalition government in the south.
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Ohio University
U. S. Senate
Vietnam
Saxbe Brooks
South
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South Vietnam
U.S
First Aid Course Starting For Firemen
The Plains volunteer firemen will receive 13 weeks of first aid training. Fire Chief Cecil Newsom said sessions will be held Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the fire station with Assistant Chief Al Pierce as instructor.
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Plains Volunteer Firemen
Cecil Newsom
al Pierce
County Poll Workers to Get Election Briefing
County precinct workers will be briefed on election night procedures by the election board Wednesday night at 7 30 in the old Athens High School auditorium on West State Street.
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Athens High School
W. State Street
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