OU Faculty Sets Week of Campus Openings and Tours
University announces a busy schedule with dorms opening Saturday and campus tours Sunday. Pre College Conference programs start, counseling sessions run through Monday, and student entrance exams begin. Dining halls and University Center facilities will open for new and returning students as faculty hold meetings and convocations. Power outages impact Athens area Sunday morning for two hours per Clark County Electric.
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Youth wounded in hunting near Amesville
An Amesville youth, Charles Gardner about 17, was wounded in the arm and leg by a blast from a gun during a hunting near Amesville. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital for treatment. The bank claims a $2700 promissory note and $188 in interest, with a judgment and foreclosure petition filed in Common Pleas Court to satisfy the debt.
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Natural Resources Vacancy Is Filled
Forest G. Hall of Findlay Hancock County named to the Ohio Natural Resources Commission by Gov Frank Lausche. Hall succeeds the late Dr C L Dow Athens whose vacancy created in 1961. Dow was Ohio University geography professor.
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Athens
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Athens High Has First . pep rally names
Athens High School held a pep rally Friday with Srooked remarks and introductions by organization presidents. Patsy Duckler and Sally Lynn demonstrated formations as Coach Snyder welcomed students and announced tonight's game. Several high school leaders spoke, including Jim Snyder, Rowe Mente Bally, and Jack White, highlighting future sectors and activities.
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Thomas Arteipaed
Ely Fat Ascema
Stubbs
Patsy Speaking
Linda Cain
Margie Ridenour
Delores Meinturf
Prisilla Alden
Patsy Duckler
Sally Lynn
Tha Wee
Snyder
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Weelah Rowe
Mente Bally
Gri Mintelle
Beck
Anterson
Sandra Linton
Jack White
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Father Dies In Toronto
Funeral services were held in Toronto for James Brown Sr. 89 father of J B Roberts of Athens. A native of Ireland and former clay pipeline industry official, he died Sept 4 after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, three sons, four sisters, fifteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Some OU attendees include Jamon Brown Dorothy Saner Margaret Brown Roberts and Ruth Brown, who predeceased.
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James Brown
J. B. Roberts
Athens
Brown
Ireland
Esther Sprague
Ohio
Jamon Brown
Dorothy Saner
Maragret Brown Roberts
Ruth Brown
Ohio student awarded two year Western Reserve scholarship
Lance Sain, grandson of D. Mrs. D. G. Sams of Boyd Hall, has been selected by the Ohio State Department of Welfare for a full two year scholarship at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. A 1955 Ohio University graduate, he previously worked with Rowena Sprout, child welfare director, until August. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sams of Montgomery, he is a 1951 Sycamore High School graduate and will pursue a master's in child psychology and social science.
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D. G. Sams
Boyd Hall
Thas
Ohio State Department of Welfare
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Cleveland
Ohio University
Row
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Earl Sams
Montgomery
Sycamore High Scool
Sams
County Fire Chiefs to Visit Athens County Insurance Agents
Fire chiefs from across the county will be guests of the Athens County Insurance Agents. A speaker from the state fire prevention bureau is scheduled to address the chiefs. Logan driver fined ten dollars and costs by Logan mayor for speeding on a state highway.
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Joseph Phillips
Child Falls From Second Floor Window
Linda Derby two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Barton Derby of 469 Richland Ave escaped serious injury after falling from a second story window at the family home She was taken to Shferring Arma Hospital by private ambulance and was kept under observation.
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Richland ‘Ave
Linda
Arma
Weather note records 90 degree heat and 16 degree rise
A rural Hamb ley Run weather station reported Mercury hitting 90 and rising to 16 degrees by 9 am Friday. The article notes the month entering its second half with no measurable rain, reflecting a dry spell.
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