OCE Outlines PEP Plan At Regional Conference
The Ohio Council on Education explains the Plan for Education Progress at Morrison Elementary School. About 75 attendees from Meigs Athens and Hocking Counties hear Edward Hoon of the Ohio Education Association argue for a one cent sales tax rise to fund higher salaries and educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Council On Education
Morrison
Meigs
Athens
Hocking
OCE
Edward Hoon
Trator
The
Ohio Education Association
Jean Kinney
Ohio Council For Parent-Teachers Associations
Robert Baker
Ohio School Boards Association
Franklin Ave House Damaged By Fire
Fire started from a floor furnace caused about 2500 dollars damage to a vacant two story house at 133 Franklin Ave around 2 30 a m Thursday. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said the flames damaged the floor near the furnace spread through a floor joist to an outside wall and burned up the attic. Neighbor Gloria Byard found the blaze and fire crews fought for about two hours using multiple hoses ladders and smoke masks to extinguish the fire. The house is owned by Sam Pailet on Salem Road.
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Franklin Ave
Charles Dalton
Gloria Byard
Sam Pailet
Salem Rd
Lodge Hall Fight Prompted Police and Fire Response
City police and the emergency squad were dispatched to Moose Hall on Depot Street around 7 40 p m Wednesday after a fight left Billy Jean McDaniel 25 of Jacobs Drive with a head laceration and hip and leg pain. He was taken to Shelter ing Arms Hospital. No charges were filed as of Thursday morning.
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City Police
Fire Department
Moose Hall
Depot St
Billy Jean McDaniel
Jacobs Dr
Sheltering Arms Hospital
VFW Post 9866 Faces Liquor Suspension in Ohio
Ohio Liquor Control Commission hearings find VFW Post 9866 in Jacksonville guilty of possessing spirituous liquor on permit premises without a proper permit. The 28 day suspension runs from noon February 18 to noon March 18.
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Columbus
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
VFW Post
Jacksonville
Real Estate Tax Books Close Soon
County Treasurer Vaughn Earich announced that first half real estate tax books will close February 20. He will visit Tri County Bank Coolville February 8, Glouster Community Bank February 9 and 10, and Amesville First National February 15 during normal hours. A 10 percent penalty applies for payments after February 20. Office hours are 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and 8 am to noon Saturday.
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Vaughn Earich
Tri-County Bank
Coolville
Glouster Community Bank
Amesville First National
Court House
Shelter Specialties Arm Hospital Notes
Admits and births listed for Sheltering Arms Hospital including a son born to Mr and Mrs Robert West in Athens and a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Conti in Athens. Names also include Marion Crum Ray Cook Maria Ne doing Rose Porter Manwell Otis Larry Brian Willard Billy Joe McDaniel and others in Athens Guysville Millfield and Albany routes.
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Robert West
Athens
Frank Conti
Marion Crum
Ray Cook
Maria Nedoing
Rose Porter
Manwell Otis
Larry Brian Willard
Albany
Billy Joe McDaniel
Athens Man Promoted in Detroit for Army Vehicle Project
Donald Simpkins of Athens has been promoted to assistant administrator for an Army vehicle project by Ling-Temco-Vought in Detroit Michigan. He is an Ohio University graduate and former McDonnell Aircraft planner now based in Rochester Minnesota with his wife Georgeanne Brokaw. His brother John Simpkins earned a master of journalism at OU and was invited to join the Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information Committee.
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Donald Simpkins
James A. Simpkins
Dalton Ave
Ling-Temco- Vought
Detroit
Mich
Athens High School
Ohio University
McDonnell Aircraft
St. Louis
Georgeanne Brokaw
Northwood Ave
Rochester
Minn
Simpkins
John
Ohio U
Sigma Delta Chi
AHS
Glouster Driver Hurt In Route 78 Crash
A Glouster Route 3 man William Cush aged 64 was injured and cited for conditional speed after a Wednesday afternoon crash on Route 78 east of Murray City. Cush sustained a bruised right knee and arm, received treatment at Mount St. Mary Hospital, and was released.
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Glouster Route 3
Murray City
State Highway Patrol
William Cush
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Porrol
Cush
Driver Fined After Parked Cars Are Hit
John M. Bucar aged 18 of Sargent Hall was cited for unsafe operation after his vehicle struck three cars parked near 90 West Union Street early Thursday. He was fined 45 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court. Police said he crossed the center line and skidded into and scraped and hit the cars while going east on Union Street.
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John M. Bucar
Sargent Hall
W. Union St
Bucar
Police Cite Athens Driver After Two Car Crash
Kenneth L. Greene, 34, Athens, was cited for failure to yield the right of way after a two car collision at Stimson and Campbell. Greene was fined $20 and costs in Municipal Court.
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Kenneth L. Greene
Athens
Stimson and
Campbell
Greene
Hocking Conservancy Report To Be Heard
The Hocking Conservancy District annual report will be examined by the conservancy court at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Common Pleas Court room. Police Sgt Clyde Beasley Jr arrested two boys after detainment at Zaleski Youth Camp. they were turned over to state officials. Mrs Florence Sidders of Shade Route 1 was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city emergency squad at 10:43 a.m. Thursday amid illness.
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Hocking Conservancy District
Conservancy Court
Common Pleas
Clyde Beasley, Jr
Zaleski
Florence Sidders
Shade Route 1
Gateway Motor Lodge
Sheltering Arms Hospital
City Fire Department
Emergeniy
Pre-Induction Exams Given Eighteen From Athens County
Eighteen youths left Athens at 7 10 a m Thursday for pre induction physicals at Fort Hayes Columbus per the local selective service board. Leaders and registrants include Robert D McIntorf James E Berry Trimble Carl McPherson Emerson F Everett John L Henderson William Holcomb among others. Thomas M Hamill a volunteer left Feb 1 for induction. Municipal Court cases note Alan J Schanko 21 Euclid traffic signal $12 and Linda Lee Robinson 22 Athens Route 3 directional signal $12.
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Athens
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Selective Service Board
Robert D. McIntorf
John P. Murchison
Carl H. Lee
Robbin S. Gardner
Phillip R. Looney
Robert L. Nelson
Donald D. Brown
Carl R. Brooks
Harry D. Carsey
Darrell H. Uldrich, Jr
James E
William R. Mitton
Washington, Pa
Morris R. Pinkerton
Sharpsburg
Robert E. Bledsoe
Albany
John A. Roth
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas M. Hamill
Glouster
Alan J. Schanko
Euclid
Linda Lee Robinson
Feed grain signing starts in Athens for 1965 program
Participants in the 1965 feed grain program must sign up at the Athens County Rural Stabilization and Conservation Service office between February 8 and March 26. The program combines corn sorghum and barley, offers diverted acre and price support payments and price support loans. Details are at the ASCS office 1814 South Court Street weekdays 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. A new base may be established for farms not planting feed grains in 1959 or 1960 if eligible.
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Athens County Rural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Pearl Parker
ASCC
ASCS
S. Court St
Parker
Water Line Break Repair Completed Near A and P Supermarket
City crews yesterday completed repairing an eight inch water line that broke late Tuesday under the A and P Supermarket near St. Pauls School. Safety Director Dwight Robinson said workers did not operate at night to avoid diverting water into a sewer line. The break did not affect the street.
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A and P
St. Paul’s School
Dwight Robinson
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S. Court LY
Darrel Tom M
Photog
Jay Flanders
Guysvile
Dana Congreve
Guysville
Rachel Shaw
Erma Staneart
James Hanna
Millfield
Zean L. Crippen
Stewart
Schrafft
Ohio
Laurel
Helene Curtis
Schick S. S. Blades
Aes of
Univerty
Security Bank Building
Glouster Area
Hocking Conservancy
Coats
Missy
Custom
Dacron
Forstman
Stroock
Group
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