UA Elects Stanton President at Athens County Meeting
Dr Elizabeth Stanton was elected president of the United Appeal of Athens County at a recent board meeting in Athens She moves up from vice presidency and heads a 16 member board with four new regional seats Also reelected for four year terms were Dr David Caw William Theisen Dr Stanton and William Barr Agency reps were named and the treasurer reported a 1970 fund balance of 1498 46 with 32000 in bonds and the 1871 Fund at 30127 63 before the first quarterly UA agency allotment was paid.
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Elizabeth Stanton
United Appeal
Athens County
Athens
Stanton
Ohio University
Appeals Board
David Lundberg
Jerrold Griffis
Rosemary Shay
United Appeals
David Caw
William Theisen
William Barr
Mary DePue
Athens County Association For
Phillip Kabler
Boy Scouts of America
George Sufronko
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Health Service
Zelma McVey
American Red Cross
Griffis
Finance Drive Set By Women Voters
Monday kicks off an Athens League of Women Voters annual finance campaign planning a $1,000 drive. Chairwoman Mrs John Hollow says dues barely cover costs and support is a small investment with a large return in community services. The league aims for active informed citizen participation in government.
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Athens League of Women Voters
John Hollow
League of Women Voters
Hollow
League
Divorce Decrees and Civic Efforts Highlight Athens Mail
Divorce petitions involve Marvel Hart and Agnes Losey with mentions of extreme cruelty and custody of eight minors. Separate case cites Tomine Thompson Albott versus William Albott in Topeka, Kansas, for gross neglect. The Athens League of Women Voters details voter registration help, board appointments, and community studies amid election year activity.
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Marvel Hart
May Ave
Tomine Thompson Albott
Carrol Bond
William Albott
Topeke
Kans
Agnes Losey
Chauneny
Garden le Glousier
Plaintff
Ohio University deans propose emergency 1971 72 plan
Ohio University academic deans outline an emergency plan to stretch teaching capacity for 1971 72 as a temporary measure. It postpones hiring 40 new faculty at an estimated 450000 cost, preserves roughly five percent salary raises, and uses heavier loads, class reorganization, sabbaticals no cost, and part time hires to cope with enrollment growth amid a 42 million budget. The plan aims to avoid class closures while facing concerns of eroding quality and long term funding.
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Ohio University
University Council
Ing
Middle School Class Starts Anti Pollution Drive
Everett Brewer’s sixth grade science class at Athens Middle School forms PYE to combat the school’s smoke stack. A petition with 150 signatures and a poster urge action, proposing coal upgrades, a filter, gas heating, or a higher stack, with talks of federal grants and fundraising. Principal Marion Wood praises student activism though doubts a pressing air pollution issue exists.
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Maxine Stough
Everett Brewer
Athens Middle
PYE
Protect
Athens Middle School
Athens
Plains
Marion Wood
Wood
Athens City Council to discuss safety director position
Athens City Council will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in observance of a national holiday. The major item is establishing a safety director position. Other business includes second readings on city official salaries and authorizing the service safety director to contract with the mental health center for fire protection. First readings will cover subdivision addition zoning and motor coach bid advertising. Low Childress, Chauncey native, completed a four year Marine Corps tour including Vietnam duty and plans to return to Ohio University for engineering studies.
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Mental Health Center
General Telephone Co
Low Childress
Dennis Childress
High Street
Chauncey
Marine Corps
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ohio University
Childress
Vietnam
el Toro Marine Afb
Santa Ana
Athens County Humane Society discusses livestock care and dog licenses
Members and officers of the Athens County Humane Society met at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co offices to review enforcement of animal welfare laws. Commissioner Law noted hundreds more 1971 dog licenses sold, with dog warden and humane officer promoting tags. livestock feeding and shelter were discussed, along with legal aspects of neglect cases and adoption campaigns in cooperation with The Messenger. A kennel fund grant of 400 dollars was reported, and the next meeting is March 1 at 7:30 pm.
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Athens County Humane Society
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Athens County
John S
Athens County Extension
Laude Sowle
Law
Ackerman
Messenger
Wyatt McDaniel
John Baldwin
Humane Society
Electric Company
May Avenue
Police Sergeant Foils Car Theft Attempt in Indianapolis
Indianapolis AP report shows Police Sgt Reed Meistner halting a man trying to unlock a car. After the man suggested breaking a window, the sergeant stopped him and took him to Municipal Court. The defendant received 10 days in jail and a $101 fine for loitering and disorderly conduct.
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Indianapolis
Reed Meistner
Restaurant Re-Opens On Route 50
The Gateway Motor Lodge on Route 50 west of Athens reopened its restaurant after a three year closing. Manager Helen Haddox said the lodge formerly ran a bar and lounge but has no bar facilities now. Ernest Grimm and Flora Bell Russell of Pomeroy own the complex and will serve home cooked meats daily from 6 am to 8 pm except Saturday. private parties after eight.
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Gateway Motor Lodge
Route 50
Athens
Helen Haddox
Ernest Grimm
Florabell Russell
Elks Club Plans Flag Burning as Americanism Ceremony
Athens Elks Lodge 973 and Emblem Club 18 will burn worn flags Sunday at 2 p.m. at 600 W Union St to show proper disposal. Exalted Ruler Jack Simmons and Emblem Club president Marian Hampton explain the event honors the flag with Boy Scouts presenting colors and a broad invitation list to local officials and civic groups.
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Athens
Elks Lodge
Flks
Emblem Club
Union St
Jack Simmons
Marian
Americanism Committees
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set in Murray City
The American Legion Post 42 Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Legion Home with Janet Huston and Sherry Davis as hostesses.
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Murray City
American Legion Post 42
Legion
Janet Huston
Sherry Davis
Army Base Gets Pizza at Ft. Carson Mess
Ft. Carson Colorado soldiers in the 2nd Brigade have begun using a new regulation pizzeria on base. About 125 men skip the standard mess hall each night to dine at the pizza mess, which features checkered tablecloths and beer.
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FT. Carson, Colo. (Ap
Ft. Carson
Weather summary and city temperature readings report
The report shows Friday high 53 and low 22 with similar figures a year ago. Friday humidity 41.5 percent and a 9 am Saturday reading of 76. Precipitation Friday 0.15 inches this month 1.79 inches normally 2.76 and yearly total 434 inches with a negative 0.35 inches departure. Sunset 6:05 pm sunrise 7:22 am. Sea level pressure 29.56 inches at 9 am Saturday and falling.
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