Travel Group Plans Seminar Sept. 4
The SEORC plans a travel and recreation seminar at the Holiday Inn in Chillicothe on September 4 with twelve speakers including ODD director Fred Neuenschwander and WHIO travel director Ted Ryan. The event, in cooperation with the Ohio Development Department, runs 9:30 to 3:30 and costs 3.50. Reservations through the Athens Business Association.
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
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Chillicothe
E. E. Davis
SEORC
Davis
Ohio Development Department
Fred Neuenschwander
Ohio
Carl Dahlberg
Bill Hughes
Society of American Travel Writers
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ted Ryan
Dayton
Whio
Ohio Historical Society
Dan Porter
Bufs
Logan Daily News
Bill Miller
Miller
Letha Greene
Green Line Steamers
Lois Craig
Ohio Arts and Crafts Guild
Athens Business Association
29 Million Haven't Registered To Vote
As of mid August an estimated 29 million voting age persons had not registered for the November election. Independents show the poorest rate, with a third unregistered. Republicans 16 percent. Democrats 24 percent. Young voters 21 to 29 have the highest nonregistration at 49 percent. Black voters also lag, nearly 40 percent unregistered. Women register at roughly the same rate as men, but their larger numbers give them political influence.
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Princeton
N. J
Gallup
Nccsssneese
Eese
Kindergarten Meeting Dates Corrected by Athens City Schools
Corrections to kindergarten meeting schedule announced by Athens City Schools adjust times for East Elementary Plains and West Elementary sessions to September dates. Other two meetings remain September 6 at Morrison and Chauncey with 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. times.
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Athens
East Elementary
the Plains
West Elementary
Morrison
Chauncey
Miller outlines five county economic development district
U S 10th District Rep Clarence Miller met in Athens with Clarence McKnight to discuss forming a Buckeye Hills district spanning Belmont Monroe Morgan Washington and Noble Counties. A governing board of soil and county officials leads the Buckeye Hills project, with plans to merge with four neighboring counties under the Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Regional Development Council to advise on funded projects. Miller praises the bricks and mortar approach and expects fewer relief takers and more taxpayers as the program progresses.
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Clarence McKnight
Clarence Miller
McKnight
Miller
U.S. 10Th
Clarence FE. Miller
Athens
Agriculture and Conservation
Belmont
Monroe
Morgan
Washington
Noble
Buckeye Hills
Meigs
Perry
Hocking
Buckeye Hills- Hocking Valley
Ohio U Frat Wins Founders Day Award
Gamma Omicron chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha at Ohio University received the national fraternity's inaugural Founders Day Award at the University of Virginia. The Ohio U chapter is among 142 chapters in 38 states and earned the Founders' Prize for its comprehensive commemorative program.
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Gamma Omicron
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ohio University
University of Virginia
Ohio U
Openings For Nursery Available In Athens
Openings for nursery classes start Sept 17 at Athens Cooperative Nursery School meeting at Central Avenue United Methodist Church. Director Mrs Robert Gardula says two new classes for three and four year olds run 9 to 11 15 a.m. for about 85 children. Enrollment info from Mrs Kenneth Williams 129 N Congress St 593 6380. All county offices closed Saturday for Labor Day weekend except Clerk of Courts on third floor handling some Common Pleas Court cases.
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Athens Cooperative Nursery School
Central Avenue United Methodist Church
Robert Gardula
Kenneth Williams
N. Congress St
Clerk of Courts
Marjorie Mitchell
Common Pleas
Crystal Pool Use Falls Behind Last Year
The Crystal Pool near the city closed for Labor Day after recording 15 370 admissions this summer. This compares with 28 076 last year with a partial week remaining. Adults numbered 1 738 and children 13 632 among 782 season tickets sold. Total revenue reached 11 712 90 with 4 767 90 from lessons and 6 945 00 from admissions. Max Schwarzel attributed a hot spell spike with daily counts of over 200 season ticketholders and 500 swimmers on several peak days.
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Max Schwarzel
Pool di
Misspelled name in report of two-week old boy
The Messenger incorrectly spelled the name of a two week old boy taken by the Athens emergency squad to Sheltering Arms Hospital Saturday evening. Shawn Aaron McDonald, 142 N. Lancaster St. is being treated at the hospital for illness.
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Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Shawn Aaron McDonald
N. Lancaster St
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