Dailey Defeated as School Board Head in Athens
Athens Ohio January 1968 district board reorganizes with Clyde Pratt joining as member. Pratt and Colbert defeat Mrs. Eldon Dailey for board president and install Colbert as president with Pratt on the Tri County Vocational Board. Weinfurther named legal agent. TV program funding and arts council grants discussed. Budget totaling 72861 approved. Jansen Industries granted extra time on WOUB signals project across 17 counties and 368 school buildings.
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MI 2
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Dailey
Eldon
Esther) Dailey
Athens County Board of Education
Tri-County Vocational School Board
Athens Group
Clyde Pratt
Wein
Wood County
W. Va
Children’s Arts Theater
Ohio Arts Council
Diane Patterson
Clara Elliott
Ohio School Board Association
Southeastern Ohio Educational Research Council
Jansen Industries
Woub-Tyv
Mrs Dailey Praised By Tri County Chief
Tri County District supt Thomas C Porter praised Esther Dailey for her work on the vocational school board and called her removal a deep loss. Dailey, a charter member, served 16 months without pay. Clyde Pratt will replace Dailey on the Tri County board, with James Moore and Co. F. Harper also named to seats, replacing others.
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Mrs. Dailey
Tri-County
Thomas C. Porter
Esther Dailey
Vocational School
Board of Education
Dailey
Tri-County Joint Vocational School and Technical Institute Board
Howard Woodyard
Albany
Athens County
Tri-County Board
Porter
Lewis Moore
William Brown
Harley Allen
County Board
Clyde Pratt
Pleasant Hill
Athens
James Moore
Logan
Howard Sommers
Logan Board
Sommers
Co. F. Harper
Corning
Perry County
Glenn Tefft
New Straitsville
Tefft
Ohio University airport seeks $291,894 in federal funds
Port Albert G. Giles announced in Washington that he applied for 291,894 in Appalachian funds toward a 1 million airport project for Ohio University. FAA has already approved 486,490, with the university to cover the rest. plans call for operation by early 1969, south of Route 50 near Albany.
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Albert G. Giles
Ohio Appalachia
Washington
Appalachia Regional Commission
Ohio University
University
Route 50
Albany
Guthrie Elected By Board President for Carthage Township
Gerald Guthrie was named president of the Carthage Township board of trustees at the organizational meeting for 1968. Roscoe Burdette was named vice-president, Henry Shreve as third member, and Mildred Chapman as clerk. The board set monthly meetings for 6 p.m. on the first Monday and designated Tri-County Bank at Coolville as township depository. An appropriation resolution was approved and equipment inventory sent to the county engineer.
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Guysville
Gerald Guthrie
Carthage
Roscoe Burdette
Henry Shreve
Mildred Chapman
Tri-County
Coolville
Athens hearing to halt demolition in Urban Renewal area
A 2 p.m. hearing in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeks a restraining order to stop King Wrecking Co from demolishing a building at 7% S McKinley Ave in the South Green Urban Renewal area. Petitioner A E Locke of 28 S Congress St says Stalder Wrecking Co was hired to remove a two sectional four apartment building and that King plans razing the 7448 McKinley property.
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Athens County
Locke
Stalder
King
McKinley
Police Urge Clearing Sidewalks in Athens Snow
Mayor Raymond Shepard and Police Chief Fred James toured Athens to inspect snow covered sidewalks amid spring thaw concerns. Shepard said four hour post daylight removal is required, police may enforce but aims to avoid making examples. James ordered officers to observe sidewalks for potential enforcement.
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Athens
Raymond Shepard
Fred James
Shepard
James
Wage study compares Miami and Ohio University workers
The AFL-CIO Local 1699 executive board discussed pending pay raises for Ohio University non academic staff. A state compensation board probe will compare Ohio U workers with Miami University where wages are reportedly at least five percent higher. A decision is expected by end January with a possible strike if the study isn’t finished. The session included Ohio U Student Government reps and local officers. Savannah Lodge 466 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with refreshments.
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Afl-Cio
Ohio University
Oscar McGee
State Compensation Board
Ohio U
Miami University
Wayne Ward
Miami
McGee
John Elswick
Frank Gilbraith
James White
Mrs
Beaulah Carpenter
Richard King
Marie Stanley
Raymond Llewellyn
Buchtel Man In 3 Charges
Victor Wetzel, 23, pleaded guilty in Athens County Municipal Court to breaking and entering a repair shop owned by Ed Naylor near Nelsonville and two misdemeanor counts. Judge Franklin Sheeter set bond at 1000 dollars and bound him to the Athens County grand jury on the breaking and entering charge. He also was fined 56 dollars and costs on the gasoline theft from a Nelsonville York school bus and on trespassing at the Nelsonville York School property.
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Buchtel
Athens County
Victor Wetzel
Nelsonville
Ed Naylor
Franklin Sheeter
Athens County Grand Jury
Sheeter
Wetzel
Nelsonville- York
Nelsonville-York
False Teeth Ad Promises Firmer Dentures With FASTEETH
An advertisement urges readers to use FASTEETH to secure false teeth, promising firmer plates, easier eating, no pasty taste, and reduced denture breath. It stresses regular dental visits and availability at drug counters to prevent slips and drops.
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Messenger
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Pratt
Moore
Louis
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Giles
Ohio U. Board of Trustees
Appalachia
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Guthrie
David Lockhart
Dale Gerber
Carolyn Hoffman Lockhart
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Vietnam
Carthage-Troy High School
Miami-Ou
Executive Board of Local 1699
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Lodge
Savannah Lodge
J. Louis Winner
BAYER
Ile
Maalox
Limi
Graham
Cation
MA Ay
Whitman
America
Hershey's Syrup
Hollywood
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