Three Subdivision Plans Revealed To Commission
Three large residential subdivisions may be developed west and south of the city. Ray Douglas representing the Tanskys submitted a 36 lot Highland Park Estates plot for Radford Road. Kenneth Jones, Carl Murphy, and Jack Cornell discussed 160 and 65 acre projects in Carroll Road and Stagecoach Road areas. The commission explored combining subdivision rules with annexation to protect streets and utilities. A closed-door Feb 13 meeting will address changes, pending council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
Ray Douglas
John and
Mary Tansky
Logan
Highland Park Estates
Radford Road
Commission
Kenneth Jones
Carl Murphy
Carroll Road
Jack Cornell
Stagecoach Road
Murphy
Planning Commission
Victor Goedicke
Maxwell Pullen
Ellis Avenue
William Herbert
Madison Avenue
State
Spring Streets
Dayton
Antipoverty Grant OK'd For Regional Programs
The Office of Economic Opportunity announced a 170875 dollar grant to Ohio University IRD to run regional anti poverty programs for 12 months. Mason Morfit and Samuel C. Sharp spoke on a regional approach uniting 17 community actions to boost War on Poverty efforts in Appalachian Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Economic Op Today
Ohio University Institute For Regional Development
IRD
Washington
U.S
Clarence F. Miller
Mason Morfit
Appalachian
Ohio
Samuel C. Sharp
Sharp
Court Cases in Nelsonville man guilty of disturbing peace
Virgil Preston, 50, of Nelsonville Route 1, found guilty of disturbing the peace. Sentenced to $10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Preston
Nelsonville
Births at Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Glover Athens announce a son and other birth notices follow for Mildred Maxion Athens Mrs Clyde Chubb and Mrs Dean Thompson Jr both of Athens Route 2 Gerald N Sid ders New Marshfield Judith Hawk Shade Route 1 Charles Cornwell Mrs Thomas Ball and son Oscar King Virgil Stark Mrs John Wallace Theatre Shafer Wade Clem Miss Maxine McGee Mrs Glenn Rambo Mrs Thomas McDaniel Mrs Lewis Adkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Maxion
Athens
Clyde Chubb
Dean Thompson Jr
Gerald N. Sidders
New Marshfield
Judith Hawk
Shade
Charles Cornwell
Thomas Ball
Oscar King
Virgil Stark
John Wallace
Theatre Shafer
Wade Clem
Maxine McGee
Glenn Rambo
Thomas McDaniel
Lewis Adkins
Registration extended for Ohio University evening courses
The Ohio University Extension Division evening courses deadline has been extended to Wednesday to allow area residents to register for two credit and 10 non-credit classes. Spring offerings include accounting and English for credit and crafts languages art and home economics for non-credit plus community action. Call 594-5126 or 594-5127 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Extension Division
Emergency squad responds to three calls in West Green area
Fire department emergency squadmen took Mrs Gus Kara george, 34, of 25 Avon Place to Sheltering Arms Hospital after she became ill at home shortly after 6 am. At Grosvenor Hall, West Green, 11 05 pm Thursday, Mark Wavelow, 17, fainted and was taken to Hudson Health Center. A third call at Crook Hall was canceled before the truck arrived at 5 16 pm. squadmen were returning to the station when aid was not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Gus Karageorge
Avon Place
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Grosvenor Hall
West Green
Mark Wavelow
Hudson Health Center
Crook Hall
Andrews Named Police Dispatcher
Clifford Andrews aged 57 of Dairy Ave will start Monday as a police dispatcher. Safety Director Thomas Chesser notes Andrews moves from Athens Flooring to a desk role after recent surgery. Salary is 350 dollars a month. He replaces Lewis Mosier who resigned Friday after serving as dispatcher since July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Andrews
Dairy Ave
Thomas Chesser
Andrews
Athens
Lewis Mosier
New Job Corps Center Idea Explored in Kentucky
The Center for Economic Op portunity at Ohio Universitys IRD proposes a new pilot Job Corps Center in the high Cumberland plateau of Kentucky. Westinghouse Learning Inc a Westinghouse Electric division is being engaged to sponsor and study sites during a regional investigation. The center would be a residence camp training rural residents for specific jobs and urban living before moving to larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For Economic Opportunity
Institute For Regional Development
Ohio University
Office of Economic Opportunity Job Corps Office
Washington
Cumberland Plateau
Kentucky
Westinghouse Learning, Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
IRD
Westinghouse
OKO
Sam Sharp
WOUB Plans 3 Saturday Night Shows
Ohio University's WOUB TV will sign on at 7 p.m. Saturday for a three and a half hour public affairs telecast. The programs feature Edwin Reischauer George Kennan and a press conference on Public Television A Program for Action broadcast earlier this week via a national education TV hookup. The university aims for future live TV hookup under a public television proposal and plans periodic specials during off-air hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Woub-Tv
Edwin Reischauer
George Kennan
Woub
Appalachian Mass Set For 3 Showings
The Appalachian Mass by Mrs Eusebia Hawkins and Margaret Taylor of Athens will air at 8:30 tonight on WOUB TV and be performed Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd and at Galbreath Memorial Chapel. Dancers Debbie Leach Porter Smith Martha Gustavson and Alan Speer will perform as Susan Cady sings parts with guitar by Robert Bohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusebia Hawkins
Margaret Taylor
Athens
Woub-Tv
Church of the Good Shepherd
Galbreath Memorial Chapel
Debbie Leach
Porter Smith
Martha Gustavson
Alan Speer
Susan Cady
Robert Bohl
Kortlander Opens One Man Art Show at Sachs Gallery
Dr William C Kortlander associate professor of painting at Ohio University plans a one man exhibition at the A M Sachs Gallery New York running through Feb 24 He earned Mead Paper Corporations 1965 Painting of the Year for Participants presented in Art Across America exhibition The Ohio Civil Service Employer Association meeting shifts to Tuesday at 8 pm in the chemistry auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kortlander
William C. Kortlander
Ohio University
A. M. Sachs
New York
N. Y
Mead Paper Corporation
Mead
Ohio Civil Service Employer Association
Ohio University Chapter
Chemistry
Hendershot Tops In Sales Nationally Recognized Agent
An Athens insurance agent, Tom Hendershot of Clearview Heights, was named the number two salesman in State Farm’s East Central Division and eighteenth in the nation. Hendershot handled one million dollars in insurance business for the second straight year as the firm, with about 10 000 agents, announced the ranking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tom Hendershot
Clearview Heights
East Central
Hendershot
Laundry coin boxes rifled at Joe Chapman’s laundromat
About 35 dollars in change was stolen from several coin boxes in washers and dryers at Joe Chapman's laundromat on Richland Avenue. Police Chief Fred James said the theft was discovered about 9 p.m. Thursday and a key appears to have been used to open the coin boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chapman
Richland Avenue
Fred James
Coolville Officials Seek Change In Postal Class
Coolville officials push for reclassification of the local post office after a new plant is announced. Premier Photo Co plans to move from Parkersburg to Coolville, boosting annual postal business and possibly elevating the rural office to first class. Construction to start soon with occupancy by July 1 and about 200 jobs expected within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
W. Karl Summers
Premier Photo Co
Parkersburg
Coolvile
Summers
Parkerburg
Parkers
Motorist Hurt In Accident Two Charged
Athens police investigated a traffic accident injuring one motorist and leading to two traffic charges. Ruth E. Mather 23 pleaded guilty to failure to yield right of way and paid $20 plus costs. Beth J. Brindle 18 and Willie R. Smith 39 reported injuries or possible injuries. Myron Dianiska 21 pleaded innocent to an improper left turn with a $35 bond set and case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ruth E. Mather
W. Union St
Mill Street
Putnam Drive
Beth J. Brindle
Tiffin Hall
Willie R. Smith
Albany
College
Lancaster Streets
Myron Dianiska
N. Congress St
Water and sewer jobs aired by county planning panel
The county regional planning commission discussed hiring a consultant and submitting a statement of intent to the Farmers Home Administration to seek FHA planning funds for areas with populations under 5,500. Proposed water or sewer projects for Coolville Chauncey Trimble and Albany were reviewed, with a comprehensive plan due in 1968 to qualify for federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Regional Planning Commission
Farmers Home Administration
Coolville
Chauncey
Trimble
Albany
Enrollment Fees Set For Adult Classes
Twenty persons enroll in a 10 week education program at Alexander High School beginning Monday night. Sewing and typing are offered with typing at six dollars twenty five cents and sewing fees set by enrollment, higher for nonresidents of the Alexander district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander High School
Alexander
Rain Triggers Rise in Hocking River
A half inch of rain fell in Athens on Thursday causing the Hocking River to rise to 9.96 feet at 7 a.m. today. U.S. observer C. L. Colmer reported the river was still rising slowly but there was no flood danger. The day reached a high of 58 degrees with a low of 26 last night and 32 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hocking
C. L. Colmer
U.S
Colmer
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ASST
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Athens County
Bill J. Glover
Frank Goebel
Raymond Shepard
Athens Kiwanis Club
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Earl Mathews
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Herman L. Ellis
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June Oxley
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W. State St
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