City School District Receives Bond Proceeds and Interest
The city school district received 2.269 million dollars this week including the 2.25 million bond issue plus interest and premiums. Bonds were printed signed and deposited with Athens National Bank then shipped to a Cleveland bank. The district plans investment bids and draws funds for the new high school, while bond costs run around 3.08 percent versus national averages.
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Clyde Plant
Ball, Burge and Kraus
Cleveland
Cleveland Investment
Athens
Athens National Bank
Cleveland Bank
Athens National
Elmer C. Deering
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California
Charles W. Kirkwood
Alice Elliott
Sol Rosenberg
Tad Grover
Messenger Newsphoto
City Plumbers Seek Amendments To Code
The city appeals board will meet Thursday to discuss possible changes to the new plumbing code. Officials say amendments may follow tradesmen input from a city hall meeting. The plan includes licensing journeymen, with furnace contractors considered for exemption, and strengthened oversight to protect citizens from inferior work.
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City Appeals Board
Service Safety
Dwight Robinson
City Hall
Fritz Wheaton
Appeals Board
Athens Oil Co
Paul Powell
Walter Ervin
Sig Johnson
Robinson
Raymond Shepard
Shepard
Scout Leaders To Discuss Fund Drive
Area scout leaders will further develop their Scout Family Division of the $275 000 Kootaga Area Council Develop Fund Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co office 100 S May Ave reported Tom Cassell division co chairperson Fund raising representatives from each scout unit in the Hock Hocking District will be orientated at the meeting Contacts for prospective contributions will be made after a series of meetings he said which lead to the official district kick off next month The fund money will be used to make capital improvements on Camp Kootaga near Freeport W Va which is used by scouts in nine counties including Athens.
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Kootaga Area
Five Names Omitted From Grade A Listing
Athens City-County Health Department said yesterday it omitted the names of five dairies or private distributors qualified for Grade A ratings after state lab tests. The published list should have included Kassersairy Athens A&P Co. Athens and Columbus Monarch Athens Kroger Jackson IGA Zanesville. Cloudy and warmer weather was noted in Athens at 9:30 a.m. with a 36 degree low and a 49 degree high Tuesday. Don Mathews of the Columbus Dispatch will address the Athens Civitan Club at the Ohio University Inn Thursday noon.
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Athens City-County
Dairies
Kassersairy
Athens
A&p Co
Columbus
Monarch
Kroger, Jackson
IGA
Zanesville
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Civitans
Don Mathews
The
Columbus Dispatch
Athens Civitan Club
Ohio University Inn
Life magazine profiles Ohio University president Alden
Life magazine on sale features a 14 page focus on Ohio University and President Vernon R Alden. The piece surveys his daily duties and philosophy amid a campus visit by Lyndon Johnson and other dignitaries while highlighting campus leaders and family moments.
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Life Magazine
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
College Life
Yale
Stanford University
Alden
Selection
Thomas Smith
Laverne Lausche
David Smith
John Galbreath
Joseph Hall
Lyndon Johnson
Lillian McCracken
College of Education
Sargent Shriver
Washington
Job Corps
Nelsonville Man's Trial Date Is Set
Shane Kelly, 29, of Nelsonville, pleaded innocent in Common Pleas Court to two counts of breaking and entering and one count of attempted breaking and entering. The trial is set for 9 a.m. Wednesday, January 20. His $1500 bond remains. An appointed attorney, Charles W. Kirkwood, was named as counsel. Judge John Bolin stated Kelly was indigent and financially unable to hire counsel.
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Nelsonville
Common Pleas
Shane Kelly
Kelly
Charles W. Kirkwood
Athens National Bank
John Bolin
Judge Delbert Tedrick Hears Motion in County Case
Guernsey County Common Pleas Judge Delbert Tedrick held a hearing on a motion to delete portions of the county petition against the wife of a former judge. He reserved decision until February 15. The county seeks to recover 9541.16 paid to Eleanor White for services as a divorce investigator between 1958 and 1961.
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Guernsey County Common Pleas
Delbert Tedrick
Common Pleas
Tedrick
Eleanor White
Athens
Francis B. White
Births and injuries noted in local notices
Birth notices list names and locations including Deanville Athens Tracey Cain and Albany Route 3 with several others. A basketball injury occurs at Grover Center when Danny Hupp 18 injures a knee at 1 20 p m and is taken to Hudson Health Center by the city emergency squad. New Marshfield Constitution Lodge 426 F and AM will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Masonic Temple.
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Danny Hupp
Grosvenor Hall
Grover Center
City Fire Department
Hudson Health Center
New Marshfield
Constitution Lodge
F&am
Thursdday
Masonic Temple
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West Union Street
SAL Youth Center
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frank Keeney
Deanville
Richard Grim
Albert Jeffers
Shade
Tracey Cain
Don Woodyard
Albany
John Colerick
Mineral
John McCoy
Millfield
Harry Noble
Frank Levacy
Ath- Athens
Charles Powell
Hollie Thomas
Roger Welch
Stewart
Marvin Tom
Robert Llewellyn
Masons
Little Boys
Stevie Toys
Her Majesty
Tic Yard
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