Curriculum Coordinator Plans Evening General Session
The general session starts at 2 45 p m in the auditorium with Dr E P Lynn discussing extra curricular activities for a comprehensive high school. Committees meet 3 30 to 4 45 p m in rooms with consultants and panels across English mathematics music guidance social studies science foreign language. Reports are to be finished by late January with the overall plan by March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Lynn
William Holmes
C. H
FHA Explains Loans Aid Rural Water Supply
J E Miller of the Farmers Home Administration cites drought in Athens County 1964 as urging rural residents to form water systems. Loans up to 1 000 000 available for piped water projects with up to 40 year terms at 5 percent interest to non profit groups.
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Athens County
J. E. Miller
Farmers Home Administration
Home Administration
Miller
Agriculture Department
FHA
Athens Student Wins Standard Oil Scholarship
Bethlehem Pa—Ron ald E DeVeau son of Mr and Mrs Burton W DeVeau 5 Earich Rd Athens has been awarded a certificate of scholarship by The Standard Oil Co of Ohio for scholastic achievements at Lehigh University and potential for leadership The award to DeVeau a junior in the College of Business Administration carries a Ohio scholarship for the 1964 65 academic year.
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Bethleham
Ronald E. DeVeau
Burton W. DeVeau
Earich Rd
Athens
Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio
Lehigh University
DeVeau
College of Business Administration
ROTC Chief Helena Receives Joint Service Commendation Medal
Col Cecil C Helena professor of military science at Ohio University received the Joint Service Commendation Medal from Maj Gen Sparrow in the President's office. The award covers service from January 1 1963 to July 31 1964 with the United States Strike Command based in Tampa Florida where he served as chief Middle East Southern Asia Branch Directorates Plans. The citation praised exceptional professional skill and executive ability in formulating plans for equitial objectives of the unified command. Helena has a long Army career including the 101st Airborne Division and the U S Army Command and General Staff College. He is a senior parachutist with 23 years service and previously earned the Legion of Merit Bronze Star Army Commendation Medal and Combat Infantryman's Badge.
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Cecil C. Helena
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
H. B. Sparrow
U.S. Army Corps
U. S. Army Corps
Col
Helena
United States Strike Command
Tampa
Fila
Inter-Service Command
Middle East- Southern Asia
Directorate of Plans
101St Airborne Division
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
U. S. Strategic Command
MacDill Afb
Nine Dairies Meet Health Regulations
Nine area dairies met the Grade A milk requirements for the period July 1 to December 31, the Athens City-County Health Department announced. Dairies listed include Bordens Dairy Columbus Broughtons Dairy Marietta Deeds Brothers Nelsonville Fairmont Foods Athens Hope Dairy Athens Meadow Gold Zanesville McClellands Jackson Producers Cooperative Parkersburg West Virginia United Dairy Waterford.
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Athens City-County
R. & D. Laboratory of
Columbus
Dairies
Bordens Dairy
Broughtons Dairy
Marietta
Deeds
Worker Injured as Glass Jugs Break at Fairmont Foods
Harold McKibben age 38 of Albany Route 2 suffered facial lacerations when glass jugs fell and broke at Fairmont Foods on East State Street. He was transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city fire department emergency squad at 6 44 a m Monday.
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Harold McKibben
Albany
Fairmont Foods
E. State St
City Fire Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lear Cold Follows Snow
Clear and cold weather followed Sunday's snow with about two inches of accumulation. A later reading noted two trees higher and precipitation of 0.42 inches. Sunday’s high reached 37 while Saturday’s top was 39 and Friday’s 67.
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L. Colmer Tisdlinn
Colmer
Three applicants seek Hocking Federal schools head post
The Hocking Federal Local School District receives three applications for the executive head job with Steve Drummond Ames Bern among the applicants. County Superintendent Porter noted Rome Canaan and Carthage Troy principals had filed and the board met Saturday without action. About 45 people attended in Rome Canaan.
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Hocking-Federal Local
Steve Drummond
Ames- Bern
T. C. Porter
Rome-Canaan
Carthage Troy
Porter
Stewart
Howard Shanks
Coolville
Hocking Federal Board
Rome - Canaan
Jury Rules For Lancaster Man In Suit
A Lancaster man can collect 4192.47 plus interest from Monte V. and Anne L. Davis for labor and materials on a swimming pool. The verdict was 4642.47 with 400 deducted for filter correction and 50 for fence service. defense claimed contract defects and lack of state approval.
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Common Pleas
Lancaster
Monte V
Anne L. Davis
Phil Henry
Henry
Homer Adams, Jr
George M. Bush
Richard L. McGraner
Della Wicks
Bonnie Erwin
Mildred L. Robinson
Hazel Rogers
Mary Pearman
Donald Welch
H. R. Kincade
Denny Walters
Elsie Weaver
County Budget Sees $50 000 Rise In 1965 Overview
County commissioners reported a 1965 oral fund increase of about $50,000 with the general fund totaling $648,190.59, up from $597,082 in 1964. Board President James Edwards said the panel expected to finish the budget Monday as the rise covers elected official raises, school superintendent office rents, and general operating cost increases.
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Sioners
James Edwards
Anthcin
County budget due by January fifteenth for payroll
Edwards said the commission will finish the budget by Jan 15 to ensure county employees are paid. The board plans to hire a clerk, with J. W. Whaley having previous auditor duties. Mrs. Arthur Sapp from the recorder's office briefly acts as clerk to the commission.
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Edwards
Commission
J. W. Whaley
Recorder’s Office
Arthur Sapp
Legion pays tribute to deceased members
The American Legion Eighth District held a winter conference in Lancaster on Sunday paying homage to 43 members who died in the past year. The ceremony featured District Commander Nolan Mace of Athens and district adjutant Wilson Carr.
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American Legion
Lancaster
Salem
Nolan Mace
Athens
Wilson Carr
al Hall
Glouster
Miller
Bill Welch
Buckeye
Junior Legion
James M. Vercoe
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Births and Discharges
A list of births at Sheltering Arms Hospital including families from Albany Athens The Plains Coolville and New Marshfield with names and locations. Discharges include William Adams son John Brookhart Dwight Cook Jessie Armour Robert Harrison Virgil McKnabb Leland McBride and Helen Zimmerman.
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Marvin Tom
Albany
Neal B. Long, Jr
Athens
Robert Llewellyn
New Marshfield
Ralph Bernard
Coolville
Carl E. Seiferth
the Plains
Roger Welch
Stewart
Ronald Russell
Hollie Thomas
Velma Person
John Stage
John McCoy
Millfield
Donard Rutter
Jessie Brown Carbondge
Harry Noble
David Russell
Eva Trout
Joy Mondello
William Adams and Son
John Brookhart
Dwight Cook
Jessie Armour
Robert Harrison
McArthur
Virgil McKnabb
Leland McBride
Helen Zimmerman
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Foseboy
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
N. Court
ROTC
Odana
Vie Reet
33Rd Ave
Vere Smith
Norelco
Norelko
Court St
Bou
National Farmers Organization
Albany Grange Hall
Clarence Stoneburner
Salesville
Vaughn Earich
Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Jack L. Clark
State Highway Patrol
William M. Mitchell
Ronald M. Theobald
Fairfield
Hampton Johnson, Jr
Washington and College Sts
Russell Bowman
Legion
Stuart Luyinbuhl
Robert McBride
Cincinnati
the Plains Church of the Nazarene
Everett C. Altic
Pastor
Tetter
Cline
S & Boys
Mac's Thrifty
State St
ALKYD
Dulamel
Nias
Benjamin
Moore
Kerr-Hunter Hardware CO
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