Shaner Elected President of Athens County School Board
Charles Shaner was unanimously chosen president and Nick Cardaras named vice president at the Athens County School Board’s first 1972 meeting. Cardaras defeated Clyde Pratt. Esther Dailey won re election. The board set monthly meetings and discussed new supervisor guidelines and federal program opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Crites
Charles Shaner
Athens County School Board
Nick Cardaras
Cardaras
Clyde Pratt
Esther Dailey
Ed Thomas
Lewis Moore
Shaner
Pratt
Tri-County Vocational School Board
Dailey
Thomas
George Christman
Christman
Robert Weinfurther
Columbus
State St
Athens
County Board
W. State St. Offic
Athens Mental Health Center
Charles Knowlton
Ohio School Board Association
Bobo Nominated for Board Post
An 82-year-old former elections director, Ray Bobo, was nominated for appointment to the Athens County Board of Elections. The Athens County Republican Party Executive Committee recommended the selection during a Saturday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Board of Elections
Ray Bobo
Athens County Republican Party Executive Committee
Edward S. Bobe
Ted Brown
Bobe
Athens
William O. Rowland
Bobo
Lodi Two
William Howe
GOP
Elections Board
Consultant to Speak Tomorrow at Ohio University Geology Dept
Dr. Manley L. Natland, consultant to Empresa Nacional de Petroleo, will address the Ohio University Geology Department in Porter Hall 406 at 8 p.m. He will speak on New Classification of Water-Laid Clastic Sediments before about 40 geological societies nationwide from Nov 29, 1971, to Feb 25, 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley L. Natland
Empresa Nacional de Petroleo
Chile
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Ohio University Department of Geology
Porter Hall
Teen cited for speeding after crash on Athens road
A 17 year old from Athens Route 4 was cited for speeding after losing control Sunday and driving into the lawn of Edward Cottingham. The Plains driver was not hurt. Patrols logged two Saturday crashes and two more Friday with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Route 4
the Plains
Edward Cottingham
Robert W. Bruce
Athens Two
Frederick J. Haering
Columbus
Athens
Hocking County
Russel W. Phillips
Wooster
Phillips
Nelsonville Driver Injured In Route 278 Crash
John L. Cox, 24, of Nelsonville, was hurt when his southbound car left Route 278 in Hocking County and overturned in a ditch. He was taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital after the 9:50 a.m. Friday crash. He was not cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
State Highway Patrol
John L. Cox
Hocking County
Mary Lee Williams
Glouster
Williams
Weather forecast overview with regional shifts
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Tuesday will be fair and cooler with highs in the low to mid 40s. Gulf states expect showers while the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes may see snow flurries. Cold conditions across much of the nation persist.
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Gulf States
Pacific Northwest
Great Lakes
New England
New York State
Fire department handles leak and two fall incidents
Athens firefighters responded to a gasoline leak at 209 Grosvenor Street Friday night. They then transported Mrs. Mabel Rhollans to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital Saturday morning after a fall at her home. A three year old, Jason Roberts, suffered a head laceration at Monticello Village and was advised to go to the hospital.
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Athens
Grosvenor St
Mabel Rhollans
S. Shafer St
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Rhollans
Jason Roberts
John Roberts
Monticello Village
Ohio University Sowles Host Open House For Students and Guests
Ohio University President and Mrs. Claude R. Sowle will host a student open house at their home Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. The event invites students in outside housing and residents of listed campus buildings, several fraternities and sororities, faculty and staff aides, and visiting parents and guests to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
P.m
Lincoln
Brown
MacKinnon
Pickering
James
Bush
Crook
Convocation Center
Byers
South Green
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Kappa Tau
Phi Kappa Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Omega
Kappa Delta
University
Sowles
Veteran LDS leader Ashton named to Council of Twelve
Salt Lake City AP reports Elder Marvin Jeremy Ashton aged 56 a veteran youth work social services and missions leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been appointed to the Council of Twelve the churchs ruling body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Marvin Jeremy Ashton
Council of Twelve
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Alexander
Tri-County Vocational School
Association
Educational Media Resources Center
Clifford McCarthy
McCarthy
Natland
Speak
James Wooten
Maybelle Rhollans
Robert Brookins
Fletcher Dellinger
Edward Greer
Clarence White
Ethel Cain
Albert Riley
John Krivesti
Ruth Hawk
New Marshfield
Charles Strausbaugh
Nick Hartley
Homer Bolin Sr
Jacksonville
David Scragg
Rutland
Paul Frum
Samuel LaHugh
Maynard LeMay
Anthony Christman
Eric Farrar
Dale Morris
Joseph B. Moore
Leo Hooper
Pearl Brown
Deborah Coward
Gerald Wend
Beverly Burdette
Jack Anastas
Robert Coe
Rolland Banson
Orville Stover
Clarence Meek
John Canter
Ronnie Floyd
Curtis Barnes
Highway Patrol
Steven P. Nice
New Plymouth
Lawrence VanHorn
Lancaster
Department of Geography
Mon
Hocking River
U.S. Observer
C. L. Colmer
Albany
Kan. City
Albuque
Lit. Rock
Amarillo
Los Ang
Anchorage
Lville
Asheville
Atlanta
Birm
Memphis
Miami
Eee
Bismarck
Miln +e
Boston
New Orl
Buffalo
New York
Charlston
Okla. City Charlie
Oma
Seers
Phila
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Phoenix
Denver Peeees
Pitts Ptland
D. Moines
Ptland
Detroiterrae Rapid Cry Duluth
Ashton
Buckeve Itivat
Rance
Athens, Ohio
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