Athens Faces Six City Primary Races In 1973 Election
Ohio University students push to place names on state ballots as Athens fields six municipal primaries on May 8. Democrats and Republicans each run multiple candidates for three at large council seats, with several OU students among the contenders. The May 8 results will determine nominees for six city posts and state questions on the ballot.
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Herb Amey Messenger
Athens
Ohio University
Dorothy Watts
E. State Sr
The
Athens National Bank
Norman Cohn
Briarwood Drive
Francis Bean
Strouds Run Rd
Michael McAllister
Parks Hall
Westlake
Stewart Heir
Irvine Hall
Maryland
Robert J. Flynn Jr
James Hall
Richard Dunning
Thomas Ruth
Peter Lalich
Athens High School
James
Alan Geiger
Kenneth Collins
Phyllis Katz
Tom Antoinetto
Howard Romine
Democrat Council
Harry Crewson
Sunset Dr
Roger R. Grueser
Curtis Sr
Crewson
Republican County
Franklin Sheeter
S. Canaan Road
Nelsonville Fields Thirteen Candidacies for City Posts
In Nelsonville thirteen candidates filed for municipal offices including Donald Kern council president Robert Hollenbaugh and Reginald Levering in wards along with Ralph Davis Hope Woodson and others. In Glouster Republicans filed for council seats with Robert Skinner William Christman Jr and others and Dorothy Vernon sought treasurer.
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Nelsonville
Donald Kern
Robert Hollenbaugh
R. Bruce Rogers
Reginald Levering
Ralph Davis
Hope Woodson
Arthur F. Lavely
Carl Young
Donald Williams
Patrick Linsecott
David Friedrich
John Riley
Robert Crawford
Glouster
Robert E. Skinner
William Christman Jr
Charles Beshara
Richard Rush
Robert Gamwell
Arthur Moore
Dorothy Vernon
Hillel to Host Menahem Mansoor Lecture Series
Dr. Menahem Mansoor, professor and chairman of Hebrew and Semitic Studies at Wisconsin, will speak at 8:00 p.m. Sunday at Hillel House and again Monday at 10 a.m. The events, sponsored by the universitys program and Ohio University Hillel Foundation, are open to the public. Mansoor studied in Tel Aviv and London, earned a PhD in 1942, served at the British Embassy in Tel Aviv, and came to the United States on a Fulbright.
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Menahem Mansoor
Department of
Hebrew and Semitic Studies
University of Wisconsin
Hillel House
Mill St
Wisconsin
Mansoor
University
Professors
Ohio University
Hillel Foundation
Appeal To Meet Annual Athens County United Appeal
The Athens County United Appeal holds its annual meeting at noon Thursday in the Baker Center private dining room. The session welcomes all contributors to attend.
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Athens County United Appeal
Baker Center
Albany Elementary announces third six weeks honor roll
Albany principal John Mullins announced the honor list. One eighth grader, Ann Wood, earned all A grades. Other eighth graders on the honor roll include Bonnie Allen Mike Beckley Keith Cunningham Carolyn Graves Carol Hare Sue James Virginia Jordan Robby Reeve Benny Sams Teresa Walsh Evelyn Williams Tim Wooten and Byron Green. Seventh graders making the honor roll were Bob Hannon Cheryl Lawson Karen Russell Debbie Stanley Chris Stewart Janet Van Dyke Kim Wessels and Brenda Smith.
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Bonnie Allen
Mike Beckley
Keith Cunningham
Carolyn Graves
Carol Hare
Sue James
Virginia Jordan
Robby Reeve
Benny Sams
Teresa Walsh
Evelyn Williams
Tim Wooten
Byron Green
Bob Hannon
Cheryl Lawson
Karen Russell
Debbie Stanley
Chris Stewart
Janet van Dyke
Kim Wessels
Brenda Smith
New Lexington Receives $4055 Police Radio Grant
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development announced federal law enforcement grants to Ohio cities and counties. New Lexington is awarded 4055 dollars for police radio equipment.
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Ohio
State Department of Economic and Community Development
New Lexington
Local names listed amid case dismissal notes
The record names Thomas Riley Sr. of Stockport Route 2 Joe Ramos and William E. Davis along with Master Jackie Lee Bateman and several women from Nelsonville The Plains Glouster and surrounding areas including Mrs Bessie Shumway Mrs Esther Murray and others in the dismissal entry with multiple female names listed and several male names such as Charles Hardy and Victor Dixon.
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Thomas Riley, Sr
Stockport
Joe Ramos
William E. Davis
Jackie Lee Bateman
Health Board Discusses Athens Building Plans and Clinic
The Athens City County Board of Health met to review plans for a new building to house facilities. Health Commissioner Dr. Philip Kinnard said a construction contract will be returned next week and follow up decisions will be made.
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Athens City County Board of Health
Philip Kinnard
Kinnard
County Board to discuss 1973 budget at Saturday meeting
Athens County Board of Education will hold a 7 30 p m open meeting at its W State Street offices to review the final 1973 budget as submitted to the State Department of Education. Supt George Christman will report on Lippert vs HAPSEC, a Title III satellite project and insurance of office furniture.
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Supt
George Christman
Lippert Vs. Hapsec
Lions Meet Tonight In Chauncey At 7 PM
The Chauncey Lions Club schedules a meeting this Thursday at 7 o clock. Attendees include local residents and members from Athens Amesville Murray City The Plains Glouster Shade Chauncey and surrounding areas.
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Frank Batdorff
Leslie Boyd
Albert Perry
Susan O'Leary
Olive Rose
David McClain
Sandra Brady
Fred James
Athens
Bruce Lawrence
Amesville
James McHarg
Albany
Gene Wolfe
John Campbell
Murray City
Frank Walker
Chauncey
Wilbur Drake
Glouster
Marie Seiple
the Plains
Ernest Myers
Shade
Chauncey Lions Club
Waterloo Honor Roll Complete at Waterloo Elementary
Waterloo principal Gary L. Fagan released the final third six weeks honor roll for Waterloo Elementary School junior high students. Tammy Ward and Jenevieve Tom made the A honor list, while Dave Smith Jackie Young Kathy Williams and Randy Chapman posted averages between 3.5 and 3.99.
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New Marshfield
Gary L. Fagan
Waterloo
Tammy Ward
Jenevieve Tom
Dave Smith
Jackie Young
Kathy Williams
Randy Chapman
Carry-Out Permit Applications Filed in Athens County
Two applications for carry out liquor permits were filed with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. Edward Herbert Brammer of Burr Oak Grocery Glouster Route 3 seeks a C-2 permit for high powered beer. Clark's Marathon in Millfield seeks a permit for carry-out 3.2 beer.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Athens County
Edward Herbert Brammer
Burr Oak Grocery
Glouster
Clark's
Marathon
Millfield
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Secson
Jerry Adams
George McGovern
Gale Snoddy
Vermont
New Democratic Coalition
David Brennan
Craftsman
Edmond Fischhoff
New
Grand Park Blvd
Third Ward
Hillel
United Appeal
John Mullins
Ann Wood
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Samuel Pickens
Velma Williamson
Lena Williams
Anna Wilson
Lena Woods
Irene Smith
Loma Deal
Charles Hardy
Nora Gould
Victor Dixon
Joseph Johnson
Council President
Democrat
Michael McAllister Stewart
Robert Flynn Jr
Bruce Mitchell Thomas Smith
Seus Ae Ae
Ed Fischhoff
Pat Gyi
Tom Antoino
Charles Laughlin
Mike Westfall
Kenneth Lands Lad Grover Norman Cohn Francis Bean
Fred Weber II
Health Board
Glouster A & P
Bleness Memorial Hospital
Wesley Pierce
Kenneth Smith
W. Duane Pierce
Harder Fortney
Charles Sharpe
Mabel McCann
Grace Bails
Mae Guess
Gladys Dumbro
Angela Wright
Jina Smith
Walter Porter
Lydia Lavelle
Alf Wa
Robbie Brooks
Omega
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