Ohio University Adds 64 New Faculty and Administrators
Ohio University will open the fall term with 64 new faculty and administrative staff, bringing total to 425. Notable additions include two full professors with Dr Hollis Summers named McGuffey professor of creative writing and Richard S Uhrbrock joining from Proctor and Gamble as psychology professor. Summers, 42, has published 30 poems and five novels, with The Weather of February upcoming, and Uhrbrock holds PhD from Columbia with extensive research in personnel psychology. Four new administrators join the staff, with brief biographies to follow in later Messenger editions.
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Ohio University
John C. Baker
McGuffey
Hollis Summers
University Board of Trustees
Ohio U
William H. McGuffey
Summers
Antioch Review
The
Saturday Review
Women’s Home Companion
State University of Iowa
Bread Loaf School of English
Georgetown College
Fund For Advancement of Education
Ford Foundation
University of Kentucky
Richard 8. Uhrbrock
Proctor and Gamble Co
Cincinnati
University of Wyoming
Cornell University
Uhrbrock
Ohio Academy of Sci
Messenger
Commissioners Plan Sewer Project Meeting in Athens County
Athens county commissioners discussed Friday evening meeting with city officials over a proposed contract for disposal of sewage from the Mechanicsburg sanitary sewer system. County Prosecutor Harold Rose said concrete proposals should be ready for review prior to the meeting.
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Athens County
Mechanicsburgh
Harold Rose
City Council
Safety Service
Sewer Committee of Council
Mechanicsburg
Squire
Sander Ad Dempsey
Ben K. Bare
Urgess and Niples Engineering
Buchtel
Driver Faces Three Counts in Municipal Court
Burl Franklin Kirkpatrick of Wellington pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and received a $125 fine plus costs, three days in the county jail, and a three month driving suspension. He also paid $50 and costs for operating an auto with fictitious plates, while pleading not guilty to operating with a revoked license and was held on $100 bond for Thursday’s hearing.
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Burl Franklin Kirkpatrick
Wellington
State
Kirkpatrick
Births and dismissals at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births listed for Mr and Mrs Donald Vitez Athens a daughter and for Mr and Mrs Clovis Betts Carpenter Route 1 a daughter and for Mr and Mrs John Dale Jackson Athens a daughter. Several admissions include Ben Stanton Stewart Route 1 and Wallace Foreman Athens Route 1. Dismissals note several mothers and children from Murray City Athens Albany Guysville and Millfield with multiple names.
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Donald Vitez
Athens
Clovis Betts
John Dale Jackson
Ben Stanton
Stewart
Wallace Foreman
Richard Lanning
Murray City
William Hickman
James Stack
Albany
Leo Hixson
Owen McVey
Guysville
Nora Kelly
Ozro O'Neal
Esther Coulson
Millfield
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court for Gross Neglect
Katherine D. Beckler Kineade receives decree of divorce from Thurman C. Kineade in Athens County Common Pleas court. Marriage date December 19, 1956 at Aurora Indiana. Plaintiff restored to maiden name Katherine D. Beckler.
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Common Pleas
Katherine D. Kineade
Thurman CO. Kineade
Athens County
Aurora
Ind
Katherine D. Beckler
Young fined for driving without safe clear distance
Robert Lowell Young age 23 of Athens pleaded guilty to a city charge of driving without assured clear distance Monday in Athens. He was fined $15 and costs.
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Robert Lowell Young
Athens
Fire Department Emergency Squad Responds to Illness
The fire department emergency squad was summoned shortly before 2 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Wilma Carsey, 25, of 234 Washington Street, who became ill and fainted. She was reported okay on arrival.
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Fire Department
Wilma Carsey
Washington St
Columbus Man Fined for Unsafe Operation
William T. Yoder, 48, Columbus, paid a $20 fine and costs after pleading guilty Monday in Municipal Court to a state patrol charge of unsafe operation.
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William T. Yoder
Columbus
Three WV Men Held After Canned Meat Theft
Three West Virginia men were taken into custody on petit larceny charges after allegedly stealing a case of canned meat from a Williams delivery truck on S Congress near Union. All three were intoxicated and pursued through Morgantown area streets before being cornered upstairs over the Western Union office.
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West Virginia
Okey Gray
Ft. Grand
Hayes White
Everettsville
Alva White, Jr
Morgantown
Williams
S. Congress
Union St
Carroll
W. Union St
Congress
Court St
Varsity Theatre
Farley
Western Union
Clarksburg
W. Va
Gray
Fairmont
Patrol Lists Arrests In Glouster And Amesville Courts
Two men were fined by Glouster Mayor Tom Williams after State Highway Patrol arrests. Alfred Wright, 60, Hollister, paid 100 dollars and costs and served three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Leo Wright, 58, Hollister, paid 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. In Amesville, Mayor George Kins fined Robert Ramsey, 29, Sharpsburg, 10 dollars and costs for a patrol charge of driving left of center.
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Glouster
Tom Wiliams
State Highway Patrol
Alfred Wright
Hollister
Leo Wright
Holister
Amesville
George Kins
Robert Ramsey
Sharpsburg
Driver Pleads Guilty to DWI in Municipal Court
Athens man G. Donaldson aged 44 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received a $125 fine plus costs, three days in jail, and a three month license suspension.
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Howard G. Donaldson
Athens
Local teen guilty on driving without assured distance
Nanette Woodworth, 18, of Athens, found guilty in Municipal Court on a state patrol charge of driving without assured clear distance. She was fined $10 and costs after pleading not guilty at arraignment and posting a $30 bond. The case followed a traffic collision last week on Richland Ave.
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Nanette Woodworth
Athens
Miss Woodworth
Richland Ave
Albany Mason Degree Set By Albany Lodge 723
John P. Hamill says Albany Lodge 723 F&AM will confer the Master Mason degree Thursday at 8 p.m. The event is hosted by the Albany lodge and led by the master.
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Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
John P. Hamill
Second Probation Awarded by Court
Clarence Barnett of Athens Route 2 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court on Monday to intoxication. He received a $50 fine and costs and 30 days in jail, all suspended, with six months probation. The court imposed the same terms as the previous probation in March, requiring lawful conduct, sobriety, and attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
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Clarence Barnett
Athens Route 2
Alcoholics Anonymous
Participation Urged In Chest X-Ray Survey In Athens
Mayor William H. Herbert urged public participation in a mobile chest X-ray survey starting tomorrow in Athens. The free test requires no undressing and aims to detect early lung cancer and heart disease. stops are listed with times and locations, and a large volunteer group leads outreach.
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Athens
William H. Herbert
Fairmont Food Co
E. State St
Mechanicsburg School
East End
Richard Dent
Dayton Kern
J. W. Trout
Jack Moore
Paul Beasley
William Sullivan
William Sprague
Don Slagle
Richard Carnes
Harold Efaw
Arthur Ellis
Robert Wren
Earl Mathews
Harry Hoffee
C. William Rose
Robert Yaw
J. B. Vanity, Jr
Nelson Vandegrift
Weather Summary Averages and Rainfall Reported
Ominous clouds Tuesday yielded little rain with only a tenth of an inch in Athens by 11 a m. U S Observer C L Colmer notes a 69 degree low in Athens and higher readings in rural Hamley Run at 71 with temperatures swinging between 86 and 54 degrees yesterday.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Hamley Run
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Eversharp-Schick
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Linda Gast
Sue Rosser
Miss Gast
Miss Rosser
Culessenger
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Janice Young
Arthur Leach
Columbus Man
Shells Station
Belford Davis
B.T.U
Mr. Hall
Mr. Hines
the Plains
Ohio
Cussins
Fearn
E. Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
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Logan
D. H
Jonesy) Sams
Cline Bldg
New York Stock Exchange
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Dayton
Charleston
Wheeling
Buck Auto Supply
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