Athens City School Board hires new staff and sets meeting
The Athens board approved a 7 p.m. January 5 organizational meeting at Athens High School. Donald Tharr 22 a 1969 Ohio University graduate from Dayton was hired as high school science teacher replacing Joseph Stanley. New staff include Terry Keaton Myrtle Pierce Saundra Woodruff and George Moore. 38 substitute teachers 22 ADC aides and 2 000 state share.
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Athens City
Athens High School
Joseph Stanley
Donald Lee Tharr
Ohio University
Dayton
Terry Alan Keaton
New Marshfield
Myrtle Louise Pierce
the Plains
Saundra Kay Woodruff
Columbus
Sharon Goodrich
Eugene Brundige
Sam Henderson
HAPSEC Conference Set With Ohio University Leader
President Claude R. Sowle of Ohio University will meet with the Hocking Athens Perry Supplementary Educational Center board in Logan to discuss common educational problems and the center’s future. Dr. Mollica notes HAPSEC provides services and a 16 million film library with staff including psychologists and language art and science specialists serving area schools.
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Claude R. Sowle
Ohio University
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Hapsec
Logan
Lewis R. Mollica
Tri-County
Five Bonds Forfeited By Drivers In Logan Court
In County Court Judge James Stilwell fined five violators and forfeit bonds totaling $23.50 each for speeding. Defendants were Michael R. Thomas 19 Chauncey Richard M. Obergas 19 Lakewood Jerry F. Strickland 30 Lancaster Robert F. Buhrts 26 Columbus and John Rick Steinbrink Nelsonville Route 1.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Michael R. Thomas
Chauncey
Jerry F. Strickland
Lancaster
Richard M. Obergas
Lakewood
Robert F. Buhrts
Columbus
John Rick Steinbrink
Nelsonville
Dan Jenkins
Murray City
Lewis A. Whooley
Ronald G. Hampshire
Gibisonville
Floyd E. Yocum
Shawnee
Dog tag sales set for 1970 in county
County Auditor J W Whaley announces 1970 dog tags sold through Jan 20 with a $1 late fee after that. Prices are 2 dollars for either sex or 10 dollars for a kennel license, required for dogs three months and older. Tags available at the courthouse or via four county agents Glenn Allen Nelsonville Joe Watkins Stewart W H Arnott Coolville and Davis Glouster. Whaley notes 4918 tags and 1168 kennel licenses were sold in 1969.
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J. W. Whaley
Glenn Allen
Nelsonville
Joe Watkins
Stewart
W. H Arnott
Coolville
John Davis
Glouster Davis
For Those Who Don't Think Quite So Young
Pop and country and western stars unveil their latest recordings in a lively package that blends nostalgia with fresh sounds. Names and releases spotlighted include established veterans and contemporary acts across the two genres.
Victim Of Beating Is Out Of Hospital
Kathleen Eileen Valonis, 22, an Ohio University coed, has been released from University Hospital Columbus after a severe beating on November 24. She had been in intensive care and coma from brain damage until recently. Police say she was found unconscious on W Washington Street. a pocketbook linked to the case remains missing. Investigators continue to question suspects with no arrests yet.
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Ohio University Coed
University Hospital
Columbus
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W. Washington Street
Postmaster Urges Cards Mailed Now
Postmaster Arthur E. Cornwell urged residents to finish greeting card lists tonight and get cards into the post office. Delaying could delay arrivals after Christmas day as the post office handles a huge holiday mail volume. He emphasized using ZIP codes to speed processing.
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Arthur E. Cornwell
Burglary Report At Logan Gas Station And Nearby Break-ins
Logan service station owner Glen McDaniel witnessed two thieves flee a Route 56 station on Route 278 after a burglar alarm. The suspects tossed candy and tobacco from a speeding car before disappearing. A separate Sunday entry was logged by the Hocking County Sheriff’s Department. A residence break-in on Cola Valley Road saw a screen cut and door pried with minor missing items. Several individuals listed with ages and towns are connected to the report.
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Glen McDaniel
Nelsonville
McDaniel
Sheriff's Department
Willard Detty
Rockbridge
William Shock
Cola Valley Road
Candidates Face December 19 Filing Deadline for Finance Accounts
Board of Elections Director William Howe warned that candidates who have not filed expense and receipt accounts must do so by December 19. He noted 25 people have not filed, and without certificates no newly elected candidate can take office or mail out certificates. Late filers may still receive a certificate but face a five year ban from running. Chauncey scouting and church activities scheduled for Tuesday include Den 2 at 2:30, Den 1 at 4:30, Cha rchurch choirs at 7 and 7:30, and Millfield Church official at 7:30.
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Board of Elections
William Howe
Elections Office
Howe
New Patrolman Joins Athens Force
John H. Hicks, 22, of Athens Route 1, was sworn in as a city police officer. Capt. Charles Cochran said Hicks completed 120 hours of training after a year of probation ending December 1.
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Athens
John H. Hicks
City Police Department
Charles Cochran
Hicks
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