University Audit Shows Operating Costs Rise
Ohio University’s three year operating expenses rose about 9 million dollars. The state auditor covered July 1, 1962 to June 30, 1965 and found adequate records with some exceptions. Current expenditures for 1965 totaled 22 million with 30 percent from student fees and 27 percent from dormitory income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
John Milar
Milar
Ohio U
Vernon R. Alden
Rumac, Inc
Lakeview Manor
Ohio U. Fund, Inc
Berry Hall
Institute For Regional Development
Route 56 Bypass Approved for New Marshfield
State Highway Director P. E. Masheter approves a 972000 journal entry for a 2.6 mile Route 56 bypass of New Marshfield. Public hearing September 21 at city hall noted the plan to eliminate a dangerous crossing with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by building an overhead structure. The 14 mile east extension runs from the 691 and 56 junction to 1.09 miles east of the B and O crossing, with a 1967 program date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Masheter
New Marshfield
City Hall
Masheter
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio University athletics chief urges academic image
Athletic Director William Rohr spoke to more than 60 associates at the Ohio University Inn in the first meeting of the school year. He said athletics must reflect the university’s academic reputation and praised his coaching staff as top notch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Associates
Ohio University Inn
William Rohr
Rohr
Ohio University
Two New Firemen Join City Fire Force
Two new firemen will join the city force on Saturday to fill vacancies from resignations. Gerald Daft 24 of 116 Central Ave is on a one year probation after civil service exam. Ronald Nichols 22 of Jackson Route 3 will have 30 day provisional appointment after Marine Corps service and civil service test. They replace Bruce Slane whose resignation takes effect Oct 1 and Larry Jones who resigned Sept 15, bringing the department to full authorized strength.
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Charles Dalton
Gerald Daft
Central Ave
Daft
Ronald Nichols
Jackson Route 3
Nichols
Athens
Marine Corps
Bruce Slane
Larry Jones
Civil Case Ruling Reversed in Kentucky Traffic Suit
The Fourth District Court of Appeals reversed Judge John Bolin in a $32,000 civil suit by Garnet Ferrebee, administratrix, against Eula Boggs of Elizabethtown. The trial court had directed verdict against proceeding to a jury after finding no substantial evidence. The case is remanded for a new trial.
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Fourth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Bolin
Garnet Ferrebee
Chauncey
Joseph H. Ferrebee
Eula Boggs
Elizabethtown
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Frank welcome a son in Athens. Admissions include William G Runyon Harold Penwell Wilbur Van Ness James Buck Jr Paul Burson Mrs William Conolly Mrs Gerald Weekley Albany Route 4 and many others. Nancy Frum of Lawson Trailer Court has been granted a divorce from Jerry W Frum per Common Pleas Court. previous report misstated petition.
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William G. Runyon
Athens
Harold Penwell
Washington Court House
Wilbur van Ness
Sharpsburg
James Buck, Jr
Paul Burson
William Conolly
Reedsville
Gerald Weekley
Jimmy Haning
Albany
Leo Mace
New Marshfield
Annabell Field
Clifford Andrews
Lorena Warnock
Nancy Frum
Lawson Trailer Court
Jerry W. Frum
Common Pleas Court
Store Entry Plea Entered In Greer Municipal Court
David E. Gould 20 pleaded guilty to breaking into the Hocking Valley Music Store on W State St in July and was bound over to the grand jury with a $500 bond. His brother Charles E. Gould 23 also pled guilty to a similar charge and was bound over. Agnes L. Eisien 57 was fined for failing to stop after a collision on Mill St. Gloria Jean Topsail seeks custody in a minor case against John Franklin Topsail. David E McCollister seeks custody against Betty Jane McCollister in gross neglect and extreme cruelty case.
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David E. Gould
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
W. State St
Gould
Charles E. Gould
New Marshfield
Mill St
Agnes L. Eisen
Gloria Jean Topsail
John Franklin Topsail
David E. McCollister
Betty Jane McCollister
Fire Destroys Albany Area House Trailer
A house trailer owned by Charles G. Smith was destroyed by fire at 1 25 a m Friday at the Plaza Trailer Court east of Albany Mrs Smith suffered a burn on her right arm escaping the blaze Firemen say the cause is under investigation The 1962 model auto parked beside the trailer received heavy damage Trailers adjacent to the Smith unit had minor exterior damage Twenty one firemen responded in three trucks
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Charles G. Smith
Plaza Trailer Court
Albany
Smith
Three Fined In Beer Sale Case At County Court
A Club 33 bartender was found guilty of selling malt liquor to minors and fined 75 dollars plus costs. Two Ohio University students, Victor Walker and John Loper, both 18, were found guilty of buying liquor as minors and each fined 25 dollars with 10 dollars suspended.
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Club
Robert Nelson Bryan
The
Plains
Ohio University
Victor Eugene Walker
Bromley Hall
John Scott Loper
Reed Hall
Former Athens Man in Congress Race John Guthrie Enters Illinois 24th
John Guthrie 32 a former Athens resident and building contractor enters the Illinois 24th District Republican race for Congress. He is an Ohio University alumnus and 1952 Athens High School graduate, son of Forest and Mrs Guthrie, married to Geneva West with two children Cathy 12 and John 8. He lives on Lucia Lane in O Fallon Route 1 Illinois and campaigns with Charles Percy. Guthrie holds a labor union endorsement and seeks absentee votes while informing servicemen of his Air Force veteran status.
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John §. Guthrie
Athens
Ilinois
Forest Guthrie
Ohio University
Geneva
Cathy
John
Lucia Lane
O'Fallon
Dllon
O’fal
Guthrie
Charles Percy
Labor Union
Illinois
Air Force
Athens Business Association Publishes Revised Convenience Map
The Athens Business Association releases a second edition of its Convenience Map of Athens. The update, following the January 1965 first edition of 12 000 copies, includes new OU Science and Engineering Research Center and the McBee plant facts along with revised weather, industries, and civic data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Business Association
Athens
ABA
OU Science and Engineering Research Center
McBee
Furnace Smoke Triggers Fire Call at Ohio University Building
A loose belt on a furnace motor caused smoke that filled a residence at 757 E. State St, prompting a 4:26 a.m. call to city firefighters. No damage was reported to the Ohio University owned building adjacent to the airport. An ABA official noted locals may obtain map copies at the ABA office on Security Bank Building’s fifth floor.
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Ike Ashbaugh
State St
Ohio University
ABA
Security Bank Bldge
John Jones
James Anastas
Charles Ramseth
Thomas Turnbull
Ohio U
Lawhead Press
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E. State St
Uescors Handy
West Fairgrounds
City Force
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Robert Frank
Albany Area
S. E. Ohio
Strawn
N. Court
Obie
Congress
Gail Burns
Albert Burns
Business Association
J. M. Jones
East State ST
Athens, Ohio
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Jones
Cadillac
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