World famed speakers headline Kennedy Lectures at Ohio University
A 1962 63 series at Ohio University will feature Arnold Toynbee Margaret Mead and William Douglas among a distinguished group of lecturers on Major Issues in American Life. The Edwin and Ruth Kennedy Lectures will begin with Dr Charles Frankel October 4 and continue with Robert Carr Margaret Mead Harold Taylor and others in a program coordinated by Dr Roy Fairfield.
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Arnold Toynbee
Margaret Mead
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Ser
Ies
Edwin L. Kennedy
New Vernon, N. J
Edwin and Ruth Kennedy
Alden
Roy P. Fairfield
American Studies Committee
Fairfield
University
Charles Frankel
Columbia University
Carnegie Corp
New York
Mexico
Japan
Robert Kenneth Carr
Oberlin College
President Truman
Committee On Civil Rights
Carr
American Museum of Natural History
Dr. Mead
South Sea Islands
Harold Tayior
Sarah Lawrence College
Dr. Taylor
Committee On Peace Research
Athens businessmen join noncredit management workshop
Thirty four Athens businessmen attend a weekly non credit adult education workshop in functional management led by M N Brinkman and Ohio University staff. The program aims to apply modern management techniques to daily business problems with courses in accounting credits and collection marketing human relations and personnel management.
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Athens
M. N. Brinkman
Ohio University School of Business Administration
Brinkman
Paul Noble
The
College of Business Administration
Ohio
Niques
Raby
Harry Blythe
David Richmond
Bernard R. Black
Donald S. Bolon
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kaiser
Ravenswood
Chancellor Hotel
Athens Management Development
AHS Senior Named Merit Scholarship Semi Finalist
Athens High School senior David Russell has reached Merit Scholarship semi finalist status in the 1962 63 competition. He is among about 11 000 semifinalists nationwide after a qualifying test taken by 16 000 plus high schools. Finalists will be chosen from scores, grades, leadership and activities with awards up to 6000 per student over four years. Russell is active in National Honor Society varsity track and Explorer Scouts. Mountain climbing is a summer hobby. Conrath Bean Chapter 37 Disabled American Veterans meets 8 p.m. Friday per commander Dale H. Kirkendall.
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David Russell
Athens High School
David L. Russell
N. Congress St
Russell
Light rain noted in Athens with slight temperature rise
A light shower touched Athens on Thursday morning as U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer recorded .22 inch of rain by 10 30 a m. The temperature reached 57 degrees, up three degrees from the early morning low. Wednesday’s high stood at 71.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Mrs Mary Washington Dies At 96
Mrs Mary Ellen Washington 96 died Thursday at her daughter Nan Moore’s Middleport home. She was the eldest Heath Methodist Church member, widow of Robert, and sister of six. Survived by three daughters Lorena Davis and Nan Moore of Middleport and Elizabeth Mourning of Tucson, a son Claude of Virginia Beach, and a granddaughter Elizabeth Moore. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Rawlings-Coats funeral home. burial Middleport Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Friday.
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Middleport
Mary Ellen Washington
Nan Moore
John
Edith Zerkle
Robert
Heath Methodist Church
Moore
Everett
Lorena) Davis
Elizabeth Mourning
Tucson
Ariz
Claude
Virginia Beach
Elizabeth Moore
Rawlings-Coats
M. E. Dawson
Middleport Hill Cemetery
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frank Bail of Athens Route 5 welcomed a son. New admissions include Charles Adis of Athens. Discharges include Mrs Dean Platt of Athens Route 3 and her son, and Mrs Lloyd Blackford of Nelsonville.
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Frank Bail
Athens
Charles Adis
Anna Davis
Laura Story
Dean Platt
Lloyd Blackford
Nelsonville
Lena Downard
Gladys Blanton
Bill Glover
Notable History Lectures by Handlin Toynbee and Douglas
March 5 saw Tim Lecture Series host Winthrop professor Oscar Handlin of Harvard, a Pulitzer Prize winner directing the Center for the Study of the History of Liberty. May 3 Arnold Toynbee of the Royal Institute of International Affairs speaks in London. May 7 Judge William O Douglas of the U S Supreme Court appears as a leading public figure.
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Oscar Handlin
Winthrop
Harvard University
Handlin
Harvard
Center For
United States
Arnold Toynbee
Royal Institute of International Affairs
London
Dr. Toynbee
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court of the United States
Frankfurter
Douglas
Supreme Court
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