Veteran OEA Official to Speak at Southeast OSBA Meeting
John H. Hall a veteran Ohio Education Association official will be principal speaker at the OSBA Southeast region meeting in Athens scheduled for 10 a.m. at Athens High School Hall serves as assistant executive secretary for governmental services and leads OEA relations with agencies in Ohio and Washington D C Regional President Richard Bisnaugle says Hall is a noted teachers advocate and that 22 county board members plus community leaders are invited Reservations can be made through Dr Russell A. Milliken at Ohio University College of Education.
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John H. Hall
Ohio Education Association
Ohio School Boards Association
Athens
Hall
OFA
Association
OSBA
New Athens
OEA
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Richard Fisnaugle
Portsmouth
Russell A. Milliken
Ohio Uni
Versity
College of Education
Bisnaugle
Bottomless dancer testifies in Sacramento courtroom
Miss Carol Doda, a pioneer of topless entertainment, appears as an “expert witness” in the Sacramento case of lewd and dissolute conduct and indecent exposure. The defense cites community standards as the issue.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren Jr
Carol Doda
Miss Doda
San Francisco
Sheila Brendenson
Suzanne Haines
Springfield forms four-dentist group practice
Dr James E Addis an Ohio University graduate joins three other Springfield dentists to form a new dental group. Native of Barberton he also studied at Ohio State University College of Dentistry and served three years in the Air Force at Mountain Home AFB Idaho. He is secretary of the Mad River Valley Dental Society and national editor of the Academy of Dentistry for the Handicapped. He lives at 2715 Rockford Dr with Ruth and their three children. He has a sister in The Plains and a brother in Buchtel. his mother lives in Barberton.
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Ohio University
Springfield
Barberton
Addis
Ohio State University College of Dentistry
Air Force
Mountain Home Afb
Idaho
Robert T. Kirk
Mad River Valley Dental Society
Academy of Dentistry For the
Rockford Dr
Ruth
Charlotte Hawk
the Plains
William of
Buchtel
Edith Addis
Cars Collide Two Injured and Cited Drivers
Two collisions left two injured and one driver cited in separate Monday incidents. At 325 Richland Ave Ter rie L Batdorf 20 Athens Apartments E-5 sustained minor forehead wounds after rear ending Donald E Covert 54 Pomeroy who had stopped for a light. Virginia Covert a passenger also injured. In a second crash Ann T Johnson 61 Athens cited for running a traffic light after her car hit Domino’s Pizza auto driven by James G Charles 25 of 97 Hooper Street at East State and Carpenter streets.
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Richland Ave
Terrie L. Batdorf
Athens
E-5
Donald E. Covert
Pomeroy
Miss Batdorf
Virginia Covert
Woolworth Reports 6.6 Percent Rise in August Sales
The F. W. Woolworth Co. posted a 6.6 percent gain in consolidated August sales, lifting eight month and year to date totals to new records. Eight months reached 1,302,629,693 dollars with August at 186,705,562 dollars, surpassing prior year figures.
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F. W. Woolworth Co
Plainstown Families Welcome New Arrivals in Brief Notices
A series of birth notices lists new daughters and sons born to families in The Plains Athens Mill Field Albany and surrounding routes. Names include Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson, McCutcheon, Rutter, Green, McCoy, Gill, Jo seph, Fulks, Douglas, Phelps, Loudin, Gilham, Young, Baer, Cooper, Stover and Saks serving as parents or relatives in the community.
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Jack Wilson
the Plains
James McCutcheon
Millfield
Robert Rutter
Athens
Robert Green
Elizabeth McCoy
Clarence M. Gill
Edna E. Joseph
Osborne Fulks
Freda Douglas
Jerry Phelps
Albany
Jack Loudin
James Gilham
Charles Young
Alex Adkins
Robert Baer
James Cooper
Orville Stover
Clair Sayers
Forest Provides Summer Jobs for Athens District Students
Five students including Roy and Robert Sheets of Nelsonville York High School worked this summer in Wayne National Forest under Neighborhood Youth Corps and Office of Economic Opportunity programs. Sharon Dennis of Amesville aided with secretarial duties and mapping. OU graduate students George Williams and Edward Hartke handled photography, timber, and watershed studies. Brohn said the programs support forest crews during peak workload and will continue.
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Athens — Forest
Athens
Nyc
Forest Service
Paul D. Brohn
Sharon Dennis
Amesville
Ohio University
George Williams
OU College of Fine Arts
Toledo Only Ohio City With Crime Fight Progress
FBI report shows Toledo reduced most crime categories in the first half of 1969, with larceny and auto thefts unchanged from 1968. Akron Cleveland Columbus, Canton and Dayton saw increases in most crimes, while Columbus held murder and non negligent manslaughter to 18. Youngstown posted gains in all crimes except burglary.
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Toledo
Ohio
FBI
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Canton
Dayton
Youngstown
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