Alexander School to issue 1.25 million bond for new high school
The Alexander Local School board awarded the sale of 1.25 million dollars in bonds to the Ohio Company of Columbus at 3.5 percent with a 73 03 premium. Other bids included John Naveen Co at 3.5 percent and Clark Dodge Co at 3.625 percent. Bonds may be in 1000 or 5000 denominations. The board plans to receive funds this month and set a bid date for construction.
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Alexander
Alexander Local School Board
Ohio Co
Columbus
Marcus Lohr
John Naveen and Co
New York City
Clark Dodge and Co
Toledo
Hayden, Stone and Co
Squire, Saunders and Dempsey
Cleveland
Lohr
Extra Hours Planned For Post Office
The Athens post office will be open until 5 p m this Saturday to handle holiday mailing. Postmaster Arthur E Cornwell said the station normally closes at noon on Saturdays but will stay open to assist residents with Christmas mail. He noted about 10 percent of yearly mail moves in December and credited early mailing Zip Codes and legible writing for easing the rush.
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Athens
Arthur E. Cornwell
Births And Admissions At Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Births report a son for Mr and Mrs Thomas Mc Daniel in Athens and daughters for Mr and Mrs Richard Lautzenhiser and Mr and Mrs Robert Shannon in Athens. Admissions list multiple patients including Mrs Carrie Burson Athens Route 5 and Donald Kenney Athens among others. Dismissals note several patients discharged to Albany and Athens areas.
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Thomas McDaniel
Athens
Richard Lautzenhiser
Robert Shannon
Carrie Burson
Kermit Elkins
the Plains
Carl Phillips
Howard Eschenbacher
Lee Stotts
Sharpsburg
Donald Kenney
Susan Charney
Stephen Charney
Holiday Hours Given For Liquor Store
The state liquor store on Stim son Ave. announces holiday hours per manager George Perry. It will be open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. December 14 to 24, 10 to 7 p.m. December 26 and 27, 10 to 6 p.m. December 28, 29, 31, and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. December 30.
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Stimson Ave
George Perry
George Kleve Guilty Of Campus Trespass In Ohio University
George Kleve, 22, of Home stead Hotel, convicted in Municipal Court Wednesday of trespassing on the Ohio University campus. He had a prior similar arrest. Fined $50 with $40 suspended, and ordered to board the next bus to Cleveland. Judge advised outdoor labor work for a year and shaving his beard.
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George Kleve
Homestead Hotel
Ohio University
Cleveland
Kleve
Air Force Captain To Address Cadets At Hud son Center
Capt. Theodore J. Eckert a 1958 Ohio University graduate now with Air Force Systems Command will speak to Air Force ROTC cadets at 8 p m Thursday in Hudson Health Center Sponsored by the Arnole Air Society the talk covers career motivation and advancement in AFSC which handles research development testing procurement and production of new weapon systems
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Theodore J. Eckert
Ohio University
Air Force Systems Command
Patrick Afb
Air Force
Hudson Health Center
Arnole Air Society
AFSC
Stop Sign Erected on Union Street Near East Green
Police report a stop sign placed on E Union Street at the East Green entrance. Citations include speeding and restrictions for multiple drivers in Athens and surrounding areas. Costs range from 10 to 50 dollars with police enforcement noted.
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Union St
E. Union St
East Green
J. B. Grogan
Sonic Boom Damage Probe Expands Across Athens
A sonic boom on Wednesday morning damaged Ohio University facilities and two local firms. Seventeen windows at OU campus were broken or cracked, a large showroom window at Athens Lumber was shattered, and a lighting fixture at Lawhead Press dumped glass onto presses. Two Lockbourne Air Force Base officers photographed the scene.
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Ohio University
Athens Lumber
W. Union St
Lawhead Press
Ohio University officials questioned at student press conference
Vernon R. Alden and more than 20 administrators faced student questions at a second all campus press conference in Baker Center. Topics included compulsory attendance, campus architecture, underground parking costs, library needs, and the Hudson Health Center.
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Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Baker Center
Ing
Alden
Hudson Health Center
Seal Sale Surpasses Five Thousand Dollars This Year
Christmas Seal campaign aims for 7500 with about 2500 needed. Treasurer L. G. Worstell Jr. reports 5034.95 raised by Wednesday, noting contributions run similar to last year.
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L. G. Worstell, Jr
Worstell
Mercury Hits 21 Degrees Thursday
The thermometer fell to 21 degrees and at 9:30 a.m. rose to 28. Wednesday’s high reached 40, according to U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Mercury
U.S
C. L. Colmer
OU Campus Decorated For Season
Ohio University students decorate housing units, the campus gate, and the main green as carols are sung by college women and men. The OU orchestra and chorus under Eugene Wiskstrom perform Handel’s The Messiah at Memorial Auditorium. Christmas vacation starts December 16 with classes resuming January 4. Men's and women's glee clubs plan a Christmas concert in Ewing Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Ohio University
Ohio University Orchestra
Eugene Wiskstrom
Memorial Auditorium
Ewing Auditorium
Athens High principal outlines student policy in assembly
B. F. Auer the Athens High School principal spoke to students in an assembly about expected conduct school pride and student problems. He described his outlook on school policy in his first year at Athens after formerly leading Wintersville High School.
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B. F. Auer
Athens High School
Auer
Wintersville High School
Athens
Three Hurt In Crash As Bus Stops
Three people were injured in a two car crash at Albany and N Blackburn Roads on Wednesday afternoon. Don Kenney and Clarence Kenney sustained injuries. William James also had neck soreness. Dennis Neusmeyer was treated for a facial laceration after an incident at Grover Center.
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Albany
N. Blackburn Rds
Don Kenney
Athens
Clarence Kenney
James
Bond Forfeited Warrant To Be Issued In Driving While Impaired Case
Municipal Judge John Newcomb forfeited a $200 bond posted by Elizabeth J. Bleesing of Midland Michigan after she pleaded guilty to a State Highway Patrol charge of driving while intoxicated. A warrant will be issued for her arrest for not appearing in court.
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John Newcomb
Elizabeth J. Bleesing
Midland
Mich
Rochester Motorist Fined and Jailed for DWI
Farley D. Gross, 24, Rochester, was fined 125 dollars and costs in Municipal Court on a DWI charge. He received three days in jail and a 120 day license suspension. He also paid 15 dollars and costs for speeding. A Common Pleas Court jury trial opened in a money suit case, Cherry-Barrel Corp. versus W. H. Battrell, doing business as Battrell Sales and Service.
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Farley D. Gross
Rochester
N.Y
Gross
Common Pleas Court
Cherry-Barrel Corp
W. H. Battrell
Battrell Sales and Service
Comnon Pleas Court
New Principal Hired as Athens Board Sets Budget
The Athens city board of education hires Thomas L. Helm 37 as Morrison Elementary principal starting January 21. Helm, a Ohio University fellow, will be paid 7400 annually and brings 13 years of experience. The board also approves a 1965 budget outline, funds educational consultant services, and schedules a bond sale for the new high school. An annual reorganization meeting is planned for January 4 and the Athens Education Association Christmas party is set for December 16.
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Athens
Athens Education Association
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