Appalachian Grants Approved Boost Holzer Center Plans
Appalachian Regional Commission approved two Southeastern Ohio grants announced by KOE Davis of the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation. A $34.3 million federal grant funds Holzer Medical Center construction near Gallipolis at a $107 million cost, while a $148,223 grant supports a mental retardation and evaluation unit led by Dilbert Schuster of Ohio University. The OVHSF plan covers seven counties and includes transportation and housing for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Regional Commission
Southeastern Ohio
Koe Davis
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation Inc
Athens
Department of Special Education
Daws
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Rio Grande
Burton
Holzer Hospital
Tri-County Technical Institute
City Truck Involved in Mishap
A city service department truck rolled backward from a hill near Alexander Street and Patton Street striking a parked car owned by Ells R. Llewellyn. Driver Frank Levacy, 63, Athens, said the emergency brake was set and the truck was in reverse with a check under the rear wheels. No citations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Service Department
Alexander Street
Patton Street
Tuck
Frank Levace
Raymond Dr
Athens
Ells R. Llewellyn
New Marshield
Levacy
Llewellyn
Servicemen News Briefs Highlight Training Trails
Pvt Royall E Beattie 19 son of Mr and Mrs Andrew M Beattie Leon Route 1 completed advanced armor training at Army Training Center Ft Knox KY. Michael Gene Wooten son of Mr and Mrs Adam Wooten Jr Albany Route 1 is undergoing training at Great Lakes Chicago IL. Mr and Mrs Adam Wooten Albany Route 1 have enlisted in the Navy and left for training at Great Lakes IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Royall E. Beattie
Andrew M. Beattie
Leon
Route
Army Training Center
Ft Knox
Michael Gene Wooten
Adam Wooten Jr
Albany
Great Lakes
Chicago
Adam Wooten
Navy
Great Lakes, Ill
Registration Rules Clear for Athens Voters
Athens City and Township residents who have registered once with the Athens County Board of Elections and who have voted in the last two years are not required to re register. If a resident has not voted in two years they must re register by Sept 25 to vote in November's presidential election. County elections director William Winnier Howe notes this is the first year TPS registration applies to township residents. All other county residents are not required to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Athens County Board of Elections
Wiliam Winnier Howe
Townsip
Howe
Marshfield Recreation Program Set
A summer recreation program will run in New Marsh field from July 8 to August 4, held at Waterloo Elementary School with co directors Ron Stepsisl and Mrs Patricia St John. The program invites New Marsh area children up to eighth grade to attend 1 to 4 pm on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for four weeks. Teen workshops occur Fridays at 7 30 pm in the school gym. Details are available from local organizers Mrs Barbara Gwin Burt Albaugh Mrs Gienne Baldridge Bruce Kuhre and Bull Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Waterloo
Ron Stepsis l
Patricia St. John
New Marsh Held
Schhops
Barbara Gwin
Burt Albaugh
Gienne Baldridge
Bruce Kuhre
Bull Llewellyn
Athens Wins Approval For ASC Flood Funds
Irvin Wolf of the county farm committee says the ASC approves cost sharing up to a portion of restoration and debris removal costs after the flood. Funds cover land salvage, sand removal, vegetative cover, fence repair, drainage, and damaged farm structures. Farmers with Hood-related issues are urged to contact the county office for applications and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Wolf
He Seid
Damante Wale
Ig Sland
My Ap
Elinibie
ASC
Lamap
Plase
Hira
Tel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snap
Dee
Monarch
Mace
California
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Marshfield
Nelsonville
Goodyear Welt
Famous Mfg
LOGAL
Camden Park
Huntington
Belk
Mr. Thompson
Bros
Mishawaka
Red Riding Hood
Andover
Archdale
Cressan
Galey & Lord
Ity
North Court Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!