Athens County Votes In Same Spots With Minor Changes
Voters in Athens County will cast ballots Tuesday in nearly the same locations as November 1958. Notable shifts include wards in Athens city moving to West Side School and 182 N Lancaster St sites. Nelsonville and Waterloo Township also adjust polling places. A full list covers 79 precincts across townships and towns with specific new addresses.
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Athens City
West Side School
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Lancaster St
N. Lancaster St
VFW
E. State St
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Waterloo Township
West Luhrig Pct
Wes Brandenburg
Leonard Six
Central School
Armory
Court House
W. Union St
Mechanicsburg
Teachers Pick Officers in Athens County Education Association
Clayton Stein a Rome Canaan teacher was elected president of the ACEA at its final Albany session. Kenneth Miles Lottridge elementary principal was chosen vice president with Gay Sharp York as secretary treasurer. A social hour followed with Albany host school refreshments.
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Clayton Stein
Rome-Canaan
Athens County Education Association
Stein
ACEA
Albany
Kenneth Miles
Lottridge
Carthage-Troy
Gay Sharp
York
Treasur
Band Concert Planned At The Plains
The Plains High School band plans its annual spring concert at 2:30 p m Sunday in the school auditorium. The grade school ensemble opens with marches. Meet The Band features a novelty number. Soloists and ensembles include Anita Mc Williams on horn and a trombone trio led by Delbert Cline and Paul Eddy.
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Elmer Horsky
Praeludium
Kansas City
Anita McWilliams
Trombrero
Delbert Cline
Paul Eddy
Gary Alton
Joe Stage
Seadragon
Thomas Ashbaugh
Shawnee
Athens Man Is Named To Ames Bern Posts
William Melinturf of Athens was hired by the Ames Bern local board of education as industrial arts teacher for 1960 61. He will also serve as bus driver and assistant coach of basketball and baseball and has taught part time this year at Ames Bern High School.
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Athens
Ames-Bern
Board of Education
William Meclinturf
Melinturf
Ohio University College of Education
McIinturf
Milton Cain
Washington
New York
Rites Slated In Columbus For Benedum
Funeral services are set for Ralph Adrian Benny Benedum 46 a former Athens resident who died April 15 in Germany Last rites will be Monday at 10 a m at Gosnell funeral home 3431 East Main Street Columbus Ohio Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery Columbus Benedum served in the Air Force 16 years and was stationed at Wiesbaden The death was attributed to a heart attack.
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Ralph Adrian
Benny) Benedum
Athens
Germany
Gosnell Funeral Home
E. Main St
Columbus
Columbus’ Greenlawn Cemetery
Benedum
Air Force
Wiesbaden
Fall from Porch Roof Injures Athens man in accident
Edwin Hixon 53 of Athens Route 3 fractured his right ankle when a porch roof he was repairing on Rev. Herbert Harris's home at 26 First St collapsed. Fire squad placed splints and rushed him to Sheltering Arms Hospital. In a separate call Kay M. Richard 19 fainted at Porter Hall and was taken to OU Health Center.
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Edwin Hixon
Athens
Hixon
Herbert Harris
First St
Fire Department
Hixson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Porter Hall
Ohio University
Kay M. Richard
Martins Ferry
Miss Richard
Kurtz Ave
Friday Warmers Bring Warmer Athens Reading
U S Observer C L Colmer reports Friday reached 74 at 11 a m in Athens, matching yesterday’s high. The morning low stood at 41 while Rural Hamley Run logged 34 after a 70 high yesterday.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Hamley Run
Resident at 68 N High St Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs. O. J. Daugherty formerly Anastasia Collins died Friday morning at the family residence 68 North High Street after years of failing health. Arrangements are being completed by Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home.
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O. J. Daugherty
Anastasia Collins
N. High St
Dowler-Ferguson- Hughes Funeral Home
Legion Posts Launch Cancer Drive Solicitation
Athens American Legion members began a community fundraiser soliciting business and industry on Wednesday led by post commander Clarence McKinstry. The K T Crossen Post runs the drive with help from the Auxiliary secretary Edith Quest and Rainbow Girls plan tag sales for the effort at Court St apartments.
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Athens American Legion Post
Clarence McKinstry
Edith Quest
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Court St. Apartments
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