School aids crippled child through tutoring program
Martha Michael an 18 year old girl with rheumatic arthritis uses a wheelchair and will return to Athens High School at The Plains next year in a one story building. She has received tutoring this year from Mrs. Robert Burgie to support her return to school. Burgie provides five hours of one to one instruction three afternoons weekly and says the experience is more personal and helpful than a classroom setting.
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Claudia Bernard
Martha Michael
Martha
Richard. Michael
Fourth Street
Marion Wood
Athens Middle School
the Plains
Wood
Athens High School
Roval
Chis
William E. Inman
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Robert Burgie
Sue Igside
Athens
Mie
Burgie
Unclear fragmentary profile of Martha and Mantis in daily life
A garbled Sunday transcript describes Martha a busy youth involved in hobbies like miniature crafts and doll bending, with mentions of her hospital stay blood donations misreadings. It notes Mantis and others discussing her future, schooling, and possible art career while considering limits on activities and study commitments.
Infamous Gender Debate in 19th Century Manual
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Hans Serview
Nan
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Uhl
Lode
Byrn
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Johnson
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Paul
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Bernard Barton
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Dear Abby and Andy missives on age love and savings
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Citicie
Ollie
Abby
Doctor of Philosophy
Chicago
Wheeling
Charles Carson
Nigerian Dinner Teaches Athens About Nigeria Culture
Athens OH hosts first International Dinner by the Friends branch of the American Association of University Women. Nigerian women in native dress prepared and served a buffet including bean pudding jolof rice and agusi soup. Guests, including local couples, sampled dishes, learning about Nigeria through food.
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Nigeria
Athens
Ohio
The
American Association OF
Sla
Russell Iken
Wah
Nooly
Mary Sanm
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