County School Project Part of National Plan
Athens County schools will join the National Inventory of School Facilities and Personnel, funded by HEW. Supt. George Christman said forms were distributed to nine county executives. The survey aims to aid pre attack planning, resource evaluation, and damage assessments in national emergencies. A visit to Piketon Vocational School and a tour of the Columbus surplus warehouse were also noted. Deadline for the Week in Washington essay contest is May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Department of Health, Education
George Christman
Education Department
United States
Piketon
Columbus
Christman
Washington
Free Parking Ad At 21 West Union Street
A local notice advertises free parking at 21 West Union Street next to the parking lot. The brief confirms convenient access for visitors and indicates available spaces.
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West Union Street
Waterloo High names valedictorian and salutatorian for class
Waterloos valedictorian is Sharon E. McClain and salutatorian is Nancy Young as named by Raymond Brooks executive head. McClain and Young are active in FHA student council cheerleading honor society newspaper and annual staff plus junior class play for Young. Both will deliver commencement speeches Sunday evening May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon E. McClain
Waterloo High School
Nancy Young
Raymond Brooks
George W. McClain
Athens
Brooks
Mrs. Manda Dies At 66 In The Plains
Mrs. Mary Manda 66 of The Plains died Thursday night at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by son Joe and three daughters, nine grandchildren, a sister in Czecho-Slovakia. husband George died in 1957. Funeral mass Monday at St. Pauls Catholic Church with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Rosary is Sunday at Jagers and Sons.
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Mary Manda
the Plains
Mount St. Mary Hospital
St. Paul's
Czecho-Slovakia
George
Okinawa
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Jan B. Kish
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Coed Volunteers Sell Easter Seal Pins for Drive
Twelve Ohio University coeds will sell Easter Seal lapel pins in the Athens business district to support the 1962 drive run by the Athens County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The pledge class is led by Barbara Strasser with Roni Noble as social chairman.
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Ohio University Coeds
Athens County Society For Crippled Children
Barbara Strasser
Cuyahoga Falls
Roni Noble
Fairview
Police Cite Driver After Auto Collision
Kathryn Copeland aged 44 of Stewart Route 1 was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance after a two car mishap on Carpenter Street near Dale's Car Lot. Robert W. Decker 44 of 22 Stimson Ave was involved. Copeland pleaded guilty and was fined $15 plus costs in Municipal Court.
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Kathryn Copeland
Stewart
Carpenter St
Dale
Robert W. Decker
Stimson Ave
Stewart Area
Two Drivers Plead Guilty in Municipal Court Traffic Citations
James H. Cooper, 63, Athens Route 3, fined 50 dollars and costs for driving without a license in a second offense. Richard Teitel, 20, 58 West State Street, fined 20 dollars and costs for failure to stop within assured clear distance.
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James H. Cooper
Athens
Richard Teitel
State St
Cub Scouts Plant Evergreens at Wolf Creek Wildlife Area
About 40 scouts and parents from Cub Pack 56 sponsored by First Methodist Church planted evergreen trees at Wolf Creek Wildlife area under Frank Brown. A tree planting machine was demonstrated and a station tour was given to participants.
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First Methodist Church
Wolf Creek Wildlife Area
Frank Brown
Candidates invited to Athens County Mayor's Council meeting
State representative hopefuls are invited to a Sunday 2 30 p m gathering of the Athens County Mayor's Council at Chauncey village hall. Mayors will discuss future limits on mayor's powers and roles. Entered Apprentice degree set for 7 p m Friday at Par amathia Lodge 25 F and AM in the Masonic Temple. Refreshments to be served per Bernard Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Chauncey Village Hall
Paramathia Lodge 25
F&am
Masonic Temple
Bernard Spaulding
Nurses Aide Training Plan Discussed in Nelsonville
A technical committee formed in Nelsonville by the Athens County Resource Development Council studied a nurses aides training program. The plan, presented by Mount St Mary personnel director Mrs Alice Kelso, could be housed in an Athens County hospital and forwarded to the State Vocational Board for final approval. The outcome aims to provide employed trainees after completion and may expand to other retraining programs if employment is shown.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Resource Development Council
Ethel's
Resource Council
Nures
Resource Development Council
State Bureau of Vocational Training
Athens County
State Vocational Board
Alice Kelso
Mount St. Mary
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Coolville
the Spot Barber Shop
Rock of Ages
Monuments
Keller & Weltner Monument Co
W. Hunter St
Logan, Ohio
Gregg
Waterloo
Delbert Young
New Marshfield
CFS Eeetee Maths
Douglas Rambler
Douglas
Homer J. Schein
Logan
BUC
Serepta Barber
Alton Hanning
The
Resources Council
Kenneth Ackerman
Extension Agricultural
Waldo G. Bowers
Charles L. Pancake
Hocking Valley Labor Council
Dad
Calvin
Banlon
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