Ohio city faces possible loss of summer school funds
Ohio's compromise school foundation bill at 234 million dollars could eliminate the city's summer school and its summer pay for administrators while promising a 200 annual pay hike for teachers and administrators. City Superintendent Clyde Plant notes the June 14 start remains, but extended summer service pay may be cut.
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Ohio
Clyde Plant
Plant
State Foundation
Ohio Council For Education
Rotary
County Treasurers Plan Monthly Meetings in Athens
Fourteen county treasurers attended the inaugural meeting at The Ohio University Inn in Athens. The group will meet the second Thursday of each month except August and November, chaired by Vaughn Earich. George Collett of the state auditor's office spoke on treasurer duties, and Robert Wood of the Ohio County Officials Association outlined pending legislation affecting counties, including a bill to raise veterans pension benefits.
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Southeastern
Ohio County Treasurers Association
Athens
Ohio University Inn
Athens County
Vaughn Earich
George Collett
State Auditor’s Office
County Treasur
Robert Wood
Ohio County Officials Association
General Assembly
Thelma Manley
Morgan County
Eva M. Bradley
Perry County
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County
Howard E. Frank
Meigs County
Messenger Newsphoto
Book Store Remodeling Starts at College Book Store
Colege Book Store at 50 S. Court St will close for a week from June 28 for exterior remodeling. Robert Martin of Athens is updating the front with glass doors and panels, followed by interior work. New fixtures from Book Design and Equipment Co. will be installed. total cost around 15000 dollars.
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Colege Book
S. Court St
Sherman E. Gilmore
Robert Martin
Athens
Gilmore
Book Are Design and Equipment Co
Wooster
Man Pleads Guilty To Writing Bad Check In Municipal Court
Charles R. Thompson, 27, The Plains, pleaded guilty to writing a $20 check with insufficient funds. He was fined 40 dollars with 20 suspended and placed on one week probation. Charles L. Jeffers of C & E Market filed the charge. city police handled the case.
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Charles R. Thompson
the Plains
Charles L. Jeffers
C & E Market
Albany Firemen To Receive Certificates
Albany area volunteer firemen will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the fire station to receive certificates for completing the 36 hour training course announced Chief Albert Keirns.
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Albany
Albert Keirns
Bank officer attends Ohio School of Banking
Frank L. Goebel of Coolville served as assistant vice president in charge of operations at Wood County Bank Parkersburg West Virginia and attended the Ohio School of Banking at Ohio University this week.
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Assisttanant
Wood County Bank
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio School of Banking
Ohio University
Marriage Licenses Reflect Regional Mix Across Counties
A list of recent marriage licenses shows couples from Bellefontaine, New Marshfield, Athens, Glouster, Chauncey, and nearby towns. Names include Walter Baldridge and Glenna Brown, David Parsley and Betty Keller, among others.
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Walter Baldridge
Bellefountaine
Glenna Brown
New Marshfield
David Paul Parsley
Logan
Betty Jo Keller
Nelsonville
Richard Kerns
Athens
Cook
Deanna Sweeney
Shaker
Norman Cline Bickley
Glouster
Joyce Darleen Andrews
James R. Taliba _ Ashtabula
Chauncey
Mickey Brandon
Karen Reed
Ralph E. Coe
Barber
Vicki Auflick
Beautician
Area Mother Threatened Son Is Fined
A 46 year old man, Gail Showalter, was found guilty of threatening his mother with a loaded revolver. He was fined $50 and costs on the menacing threats charge. witnesses testified for the state while Showalter pleaded innocent. Deputies found a loaded five shot revolver in his pocket and he also pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Bond set at $500, and he was bound to the grand jury.
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Gerald Mollica
Gail
Franklin Showalter
Athens
Sarah
Showalter
Sheriff's
Bob Allen
Sam Buffington
Sand Ridge Rd
Births at Shelterin g Arms Hospital Note s
Birth notices list new arrivals at Shelterings Arms Hospital including Mrs Bill Winter Athens Mrs Steven Kovach Athens Mrs Stella Frame The Plains David Falk The Plains Robert Patterson Athens Mark Simpson Athens Richard Timblin Guysville Mrs Kenneth Smith Athens Mrs C A Morrison Stockport Linda Welsh Coalville Route 3 John Fletcher Athens Mrs Martin Keirns Athens Route 4 Mrs Russell Milliken Athens Paul Martin Glouster.
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Bill Winter
Athens
Steven Kovach
Stella Frame
the Plains
David Falk
Robert Patterson
Mark Simpson
Richard Timblin
Guysville
Kenneth Smith
C.A. Morrison
Stockport
Linda Welsh
Coalville
John Fletcher
Martin Keirns
Russell Milliken
Paul Martin
Glouster
Warm Humid Weather in Athens Reports
Friday warm humid conditions continue in Athens with a 9 30 a m reading of 83 degrees after an early low of 65. Thursday’s high reached 88. Knights of Columbus set meeting for Sunday at 7 30 p m on Mill Street with officers to be installed and building plans to be discussed.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Knights of Columbus
K of Chall On
Mill St
High Energy Physicists Convene at Ohio University Conference
More than 100 top energy physicists gathered in Athens for the second biennial Ohio University conference on resonant particles. The three day session opened with theory papers on elementary particles and potential practical uses in cancer treatment and space travel.
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Athens
Ohio University
Brookhaven
Damage Suit Defendants Win in Common Pleas Court
A Common Pleas Court jury ruled for the defendant in a damage suit filed by Edith Wright of Glouster Route 3 seeking 12054.50 for injuries from a home fight on August 1 1963. Several witnesses testified for both sides while the defendant Mrs Beshara also faces a suit against the plaintiff's husband from a related incident. The jurors were Beverly Blair Carl D Snider Eileen Burchfield James Westfall Mary E Maffin Everett Carroll John Abel Blanche Woodyard Mildred Woodburn Wayne Wingett Richard Foughty Margaret Raine.
Zanesville Honors Dean Gubitz at Rotary Luncheon
Dean Albert C. Gubitz was honored by the Zanesville community and Rotary Club for his work at Ohio University Zanesville. He was titled the father of Ohio University Branch Colleges in a luncheon citation.
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Albert C. Gubitz
Zanesville
Ohio
Univeristys
Former Photographer Named Picture Editor at The Washington Star
Don Moore formerly served as photographer for The Messenger and is appointed picture editor of The Washington Star. A Crooksville native, he holds a master’s in photography from Ohio University and pursues a master’s in public relations at American University in Washington D C.
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Don Moore
the Messenger
The
Washington Star
Crooksville
Ohio University
American University
Washington, D. C
Dairy livestock meeting set at James Gibson farm
The county extension office announces a dairy livestock meeting from 10 am to 3 pm Thursday at James Gibson farm in Harrisonville. Harry Barr dairy science extension specialist from Ohio State University will discuss feeding care management and showing of dairy cattle.
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James Gibson
Harrisonville
Harry Barr
Ohio State University
Fire department responds to kitchen gas ignition at OU apartments
At 7 55 p m Thursday the city fire department responded to Apt 16 E State St Apts where a kitchen range gas leak ignited The fire was extinguished on arrival and the range shut off There was no damage in the apartment occupied by David Eyman and owned by Ohio University
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Apt. 16. E
State St. Apts
David Eyman
Ohio University
14 Unit Apartment Complex on Route 50 Under Construction
The Malletts plan a two story brick and cement building on Route 50 east of the city limits with 14 two bedroom units. The project fronts 100 feet on Route 50E and extends 300 feet deep costing about 100000. Parking will be provided and paving may occur in 1966.
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James A. Mallett
Howard Stout
Mallett
Stimson Ave Widening Discussed By City Officials
City officials and local Stimson Ave. businessmen met Wednesday at the post office to discuss widening the street from 18 to 25 feet to 36 feet. The project could extend from Stimson and East State to Cornwell or Watt Streets, with utilities in the area likely to be corrected.
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Stimson Ave
Post Office
Stimson
E. State St
Cornwell
Watt Sts
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David Read
K OF C
National Laboratory
Common Pleas Court
Edith Wright
Gubitz
Athens Lions Club
Lions International
Athens National Bank
Tad Grover
Cecil MecGlone
Kenneth Steward
A&p
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