Ground Broken For Athens High School Site
Informal groundbreaking for the new Athens High School occurred Tuesday afternoon on a 60 acre knoll site near Route 33N. J J Blazer Construction Co won the excavation bid at 103400 dollars and aims to finish by July 31.
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Athens High School
George Risch
Athens
Larry Hunter
the Plains
Ed Merriman
Chauncey
Fred Chase
Sidney Roach
Route 33N
Chase
J. J. Blazer Construction Co
Wheelersburg
Johnson Rd
Wek
Four Ohio University students treated after campus incidents
Four students and another woman were taken to Hudson Health Center by the fire department emergency squad after campus accidents. William Wallace, Sharon Girolami, Jeffrey Altschul, and Howard Straley were injured in vehicle, stairway, and fall incidents on or near campus. Alta Nichols also injured in a stairway fall and sent to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
William Wallace
Wolfe St
Union and
Court Sts
Sharon Girolami
Lindley Hall
Jeffrey Altschul
Grosenor
N. College St
W. Carpenter St
Alta Nichols
Mill St
Voigt Hall
City Adds Two Meter Maids to Police Department
Chief J B Grogan said two new meter maids began work Wednesday. Thelma Gibson of The Plains and Mima Parsons of 16 Hocking Street were hired after seven applicants were screened. A third meter maid, Sandra Pugh, is already on duty. One previous meter maid was replaced. City council had authorized a third meter maid.
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City Police Department
J. B. Grogan
Thelma Gibson
the Plains
Mima Parsons
Hocking St
Grogan
Sandra Pugh
FASTEETH Promises 35 Percent Chewing Boost for Dentures
Advertising claims FASTEETH powder improves denture chewing efficiency by up to 35 percent. It markets PASTEETH as an alkaline denture powder that firms teeth, reduces sour taste, controls denture breath, and promises comfort. Available at drug counters nationwide.
McBee Expands in Athens New Era of Opportunity
McBee Division president James E. Widman announced a new era of opportunity as the company expands capabilities in business systems with a new Athens plant. The firm, founded in 1906 in Athens, now employs 700 in the city and aims to align with the booming computer market. Local officials and leaders from Ohio University attended the event including State Sen. Oakley Collins and Gov. James Moeller noted.
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James E. Widman
McBee
Athens
Simpson
John L. Sweeney
Appalachia
Oakley Collins
George Banks
Raymond Shepard
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
Athens High School
John W. Seay
First Methodist Church
June Weather Opens Warm in Athens with Relatively Mild Turn
U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer notes Wednesday's first day of June in Athens reached 67 at 9:30 a.m. after a 42-degree low. Tuesday's high stood at 69. Monthly rainfall totals reached 1.85 inches, nearly matching May 1965's 1.89 inches.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Fire crews respond to home transformer smoke blaze
City firemen were called to Mae Herron at 38 W Carpenter St at 7 25 p m Tuesday when smoke issued from a television transformer The set was carried outdoors and an exhaust fan used to remove smoke. A 1957 model car owned by Charles Powell Guysville Route 1 received minor damage in a carburetor backfire on Kroger parking lot Tuesday evening.
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Mae Herron
Carpenter St
Charles Powell
Guysville
Kroger
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