Herrold and Casto Named to Ohio University Board
Russell P. Herrold 68 of Zanesville a retired Anchor Hocking vice president and Don M. Casto Jr 41 of Columbus a real estate man were named to Ohio University's board of trustees by Gov James H Rhodes. Herrold a 1916 OU graduate and Athens native will serve to 1971 and Casto who left Washington and Lee University to become a Navy pilot will serve to 1972. He has long been active in OU affairs and is a Beta Theta Pi member.
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Zanesville
Anchor Hocking Co
Lancaster
Don M. Casto, Jr
Columbus
Herrold
Athens
Casto
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Pearl Harbor
Harvard
Alumni Association
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Tau Kappa Alpha
Torch
Frost Hits Mercury 33 in Athens Area
The thermometer fell to 33 degrees on low ground in Athens early Wednesday with frost reported. By 9:30 a.m. the reading climbed to 58 under a sunny sky. The previous day’s high reached 72.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Ex College Chief Leads Forum at First Presbyterian Church
Paul McClanahan former Assiut College president in Egypt leads a public forum at 7 p.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian Church. Also speaking are Metz Rollins a pastor on racial crisis duties and Carl Geores a Maine missionary. Phi Chi Delta along with Presbyterian and United Church of Christ sorority sponsors. Sondra Shull Athens vice president coordinates.
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Paul McClanahan
Assiut College
Egypt
First Presbyterian Church
Metz Rollins
Carl Geores
Maine
Phi Chi Delta
Presbyterian
United Church of Christ Sorority
Ohio University
Sondra Shull
Athens
Resignation Cuts City Fire Department Strength
Fire Chief Charles Dalton warned the department is in a critical stage after Fireman John Jackson resigned. With only four experienced regular firemen left, local protection will be hampered though Charles Linton is set to start as a new recruit.
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Charles Dalton
John Jackson
Charles Linton
Dalton
Harlan Harris
John Tall
Earl Goodin
Royce Cooley
Jackson
Fire Department
Four Ames-Bern juniors injured in auto crash in critical condition
Two of the four Ames-Bern High School juniors remain in critical condition at Marietta Memorial Hospital after an auto truck collision on Route 377 north of Chesterhill. Kay Sharp and Bonita Gillette are listed in critical condition, while Patsy Golden and Marilyn Wolfe are improving. The accident occurred Monday with Fire Department activity and staff changes noted in the事件.
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Ames-Bern High School
Kay Sharp
William Sharp
Amesville
Bonita Gillette
Harold Gillette
Athens
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Patsy Golden
Roy Golden
Marilyn Wolfe
Kenneth Wolfe
Chesterhill
Bond Forfeited By Glouster Woman
A Glouster woman Delia Dixon forfeited bonds totaling 44 dollars after being charged by the Villa Tavern owner on Route 33 south of Nelsonville with disturbing the peace and destruction of property. A court official said Dixon hit a tavern customer with a beer bottle. Common Pleas Court ordered foreclosure of a mechanics lien on an outlet held by Kittle Lumber and Supply Co with Dayton Arthur and Minnie Hupp. The court allowed Kittle Lumber to recover 828.95 and ordered sale of the land. defendants failed to answer. Glouster Community Bank holds the mortgage on the land. Elmer F. Jones of Athens was elected one of six district vice presidents by the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards at its 54th annual convention in Columbus.
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Glouster
Villa Tavern
Route 33
Nelsonville
Delia Dixon
Common Pleas Court
Jacksonville
Kittle Lumber and Supply Co
Dayton
Arthur
Minnie Hupp
Kittle Lumber
Glouster Community Bank
Elmer F. Jones
Athens
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Columbus
Driver Fined After Route 50 Collision in Athens Area
Joseph Richard Mickey of Washington DC was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center after a truck auto crash on Route 50 east of Athens. He paid a $10 fine plus costs in County Court. In other notes, Athens National Bank can recover 3554 from John P Buck and Ida Mae Buck on a note, and Savings Bonds sales in Athens County totaled 62059 for August, per the Treasury.
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Joseph Richard Mickey
Washington, D.C
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Athens National Bank
John P
Ida Mae Buck
Athens County
U. S. Treasury Department
Seek Candidate's Philosophy Urges Definite GOP Difference
Lt. Gov. John W. Brown told Ohio University Young Republican Club members to back the presidential candidate with a clear program, not a single person. He named Morton Goldwater Rockefeller Scranton as possibilities and praised Athens native Mrs. H. L. Atkinson as a symbol of Republicanism. The meeting also noted club adviser Christopher Lane and listed Frederick J. Adams and Lucreta Jean Dalton in attendance.
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John W. Brown
Ohio University
Young Republican Club
Brown
Thruston Morton
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
Gov. Brown
Athens
H. L. Atkinson
Lancaster St
Ens County
The
Christopher Lane
Peach Ridge Rd
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Russell P. Herrold
Board of Trustees
James H. Rhodes
Mercury
Ervin
Athens County Savings and Loan CO
West Union St
Athens, Ohio
Telephone LY
Dale E. Shultz
Arthur Hunkins
North Texas
Denton
Tex
Arthur B. Hunkins
Maure Hunkins
North Texas State University School of Music
Hunkins
Oberlin College
University of Michigan
Southern Illinois University
America
Frederick J. Adams
Air Force
Lucreta Jean Dalton
Ares, Vonso
Orlon
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