Shade Elementary opens Wednesday for staggered kindergarten
Shade Elementary School will start kindergarten Wednesday with one third of students in class each of the first three days. All students attend on Sept. 6. A–G come Wednesday, H–N Thursday, O–Z next Friday. Return time 9 15 to 11 45 a m. Bus drivers are Ken Strausbaugh and Bill Baringer. Pam Ramsey returns as teacher. Children born on or before Sept 30 are eligible to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Elementary
Ken Strausbaugh
Bill Baringer
Pam Ramsey
Adams Named to Post W Barry Adams at OU
Adams named assistant director of alumni relations at Ohio University effective this week. A 1974 OU public relations graduate with prior roles in ODOT District 10 and St. Francis Hospital Cincinnati he earned two Ohio Hospital Association awards. He served OU as publicity assistant for the OU Press and as advertising copywriter for The Post. A Navy veteran he is Naval Reserve officer. He and wife Cheryl married while at OU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barry Adams
Ohio University
Keith Welsh
Adams
Ohio Department of Transportation
District 10
St. Francis Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio Hospital Association
OU Press
the Post
Naval Reserve
Cheryl
Black Lung Reform Bill Faces Vote Delayed
Southeast Ohio Black Lung Association president James Kidd says the reform bill lacks sufficient House votes and will be voted on once lawmakers return. He notes the bill would make the program permanent and restore clinic funding, with fundraising planned for lobbying and a Washington trip. An association meeting is set for September 7 in Glouster. The state auditor released $80 million in August school foundation subsidies to multiple districts and boards including Athens City and Meigs Local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
James Kidd
Southeast Ohio Black Lung Association
House
Messenger
Carter Kidd
Washington
Kidd
Eagles Hall
Glouster
Athens City
Nelsonville
York City
Alexander
Trimble
Athens County Board
Logan City
Meigs Eastern
Meigs Southern
Meigs County Board
Vinton Local
Vinton County Board
Federal Hocking school board adopts after hours use policy
The Fed Hock School Board approves a building and grounds use policy with priority to school related groups and non youth groups within the district. Rates range from four to twenty dollars per hour for groups charged. The board also moves meetings to the Stewart Complex and hires several teachers and staff while noting resignations and coaching changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed Hock School Board
Stewart
Hocking School Board
PTA
Asthetic
Boy and Girl Scouts
Little League
Joanna Laster
Douglas Miller
Linda Shell
Margrit Hutter
Charles McManus
Karen McGruder
Ann Lynn
EMR
Jo Ann Harootunian
Debra McHugh
Man Wins 85000 For His Mother On Lottery Show
Lyle Kearsley of Sandusky won 85000 while standing in for his mother in the Ohio Lottery TV game. He said the money is hers and plans to use it to fight inflation. His mother is Amelia Kearsley, a retired widow. Other winners listed include Mike Troy 8300 Helen Schneider 9000 Robert Niday 7400 John Pillo Jr 7400 and Helen Rousis 7100. Finalists named for the Sept 8 drawing include Charles Pritchard Willie Gates Charles Winkel Paul Black Jean Thomas Jim Kimura Gerald Reid Richard Scott Gary Page Bob Colzin. Numbers drawn were 428 536 and 24231 and the Lucky Buck numbers 749 and 701102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lyle Kearsley
Sandusky
Kearsley
Amelia Kearsley
Mike Troy
Helen Schneider
Dayton
Robert Niday
Springfield
Charles Pritchard
Plymouth
Willie Gates
Charles Winkel
Massillon
Paul Black
Oakwood Village
Jean Thomas
Fairfield
Jim Kimura
Berkey
Gerald Reid
Chesterland
Richard Scott
Struthers
Gary Page
Akron
Bob Colzin
Outstanding Crop Chief 3 Join City Police Force
Mayor Donald Barrett appoints three new patrolmen to fill resignations in the City Police Department. Effective Sept. 4, the hires are Jerry Elgin of Albany, David Burnett of Gallipolis, and Larry Champlin of The Plains, all drawn from an outstanding applicant pool. Elgin and Champlin completed training. Champlin holds an associate degree in police science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barrett
Ted Jones
Jerry Elgin
Albany
Athens
Belpre
David Burnett
Gallipolis
Air Force
Jones
Elgin
Champlin
Teachers resign amid suit against Federal Hocking schools
Three teachers who filed suit against the Federal Hocking School Board have resigned. Superintendent Charles Caniford blasted the move as lack of character while the Federal Hocking Teachers Association said the board did not follow the master contract when suspending the teachers. Bonnie Lacky remains a plaintiff. board seeks possible employment for her at Tri-County Joint Vocational School to resolve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caniford
Susan Martin
Sheila Cocanour
Mary Quinn
Donald Owens
Darlene Sands
Wilma Minear
Tim Lairson
Sharon Householder
Elizabeth Elmore
Stewart
Federal Hocking School Board
Charles Caniford
Federal
Hacking Teachers Association
FHTA
Bill Blasky
Blasky
Bonnie Lacky
Keith Hanson
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Jehovah's Witnesses to Dedicate Athens Kingdom Hall
The Athens Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses prepares for dedication of the relocated Kingdom Hall on Hooper Road after moving from Route 50W in 1974. Open house Saturday 2 to 4 pm, program at 7 pm, with a Sunday sermon by an elder from Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Hooper Road
Andy Benyi
Jehovah's Witnesses
United States
Benji Said
Boyd Cooley
Benji
Edward Sycks
Gr. Hoce
Parkersburg
David White
Glouster
Esther Benyi
London
Donald R. Kasler
Mrs. Benyi
Woman Injured in Two Car Crash at City Intersection
A two car crash at West Union and South Shafer Streets left Dorothy P. Graham 65 a passenger with possible a broken leg and facial cuts. Katherine S. Stanley 16 Athens Route 3 was westbound and turned into the Graham vehicle. Dorothy was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital by EMS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield Route 1
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
West Union
South Shafer
Dorothy P. Graham
Walter E. Graham
New Marshfield
Graham
Katherine S. Stanley
Athens
Shafer
New OU Administrators Take Dual Roles in Medicine Program
Two new Ohio University administrators join the College of Osteopathic Medicine and other offices. Leibert W. Morris becomes associate director of admissions and minority recruitment coordinator, while Marion Marionowsky serves as medical information specialist handling public information and curriculum material. Morris, OU 1973 graduate, aims to expand access for disadvantaged students and previously worked at Oberlin College and Ohio State University. Marionowsky, former writer and editor at SUNY Buffalo, will manage public information services and medical journals, leveraging experience in English and science graduate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Leibert W. Morris
Marion Marionowsky
Office of Public Information and
Medical School
Mit
Ohio
Morris
Oberlin College
Ohio State University
Miss Marionowsky
Medical College
State University of New York At Buffalo
Buffalo Physician
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barry Adams
John Pillo Jr
Chester
W.va
Helen Rousis
Lorain
The
Air Police
Larry Champlin
the Plains
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Supt
Fed Hock
Teachers Association
Bob Wilson Jr
Dot
Main ST
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Columbus Street
Athens County
Savings & Loan Institution
AL Mous
Antre
the Mall
Athens Mall
E. State
Athens, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!