Legion Donates Dance Proceeds For Servicemen News
The K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion will donate New Year’s Eve dance proceeds to The Athens Messenger and American Legion Magazine fund for area servicemen and women. Subscriptions for three months to The Messenger and one year to the Legion Magazine are offered to relatives serving from Athens and nearby townships. Subscriptions cost $5 per Messenger, with applications due January 25 on forms printed in The Messenger. Names must be complete, legible, and resubmitted if expired. The Athens NARCE meets Friday at 6 p.m. at Buckeye Cafeteria with Ray Knudson showing Alaska slides.
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Legion to gift three month and one year subscriptions
The K T Crossen Post 21 American Legion will send a three month subscription to The Athens Messenger and a one year subscription to the American Legion Magazine to relatives of servicemen in Athens area towns and townships. Forms from the Messenger service column must be received by January 25 and mailed to K T Crossen Post 21, Box 431, Athens, Ohio.
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Federal Grant Sought for Athens Non-Graded School
The city seeks 248000 in Title 3 funds to plan and implement a non graded Athens High School curriculum. If approved, part time consultants and teachers would be hired next summer to develop courses for a September opening. Final word from the U S Office of Education is due April 15.
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