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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

2

Head Start Directors Begin Training At OU

Head Start staff from Athens and five Ohio counties train at Ohio University this week. The 62 trainees include teachers and administrators who will staff six to eight week centers opening in late June or early July. Trainees study sociology of deprived groups, health, nutrition, and preschool education while working with 21 Athens area children observed via closed circuit TV.

Ohio University Ohio Athens Athens Area Doris Pearce Julia Nehls

William King to start duties in Athens County extension office

William King, a Jackson native and June graduate of Ohio State University College of Agriculture, begins a temporary assignment in the Athens County extension office. After this assignment he will begin a five year Air Force tour of duty.

Athens County William King Jackson Ohio State University College of Agriculture Athens Air Force Messenger Newsphoto

Ohio University Professor Publishes Logic Textbook

Dr. Troy Organ, philosophy professor at Ohio University since 1954, authors The Art of Critical Thinking. The book links logic to everyday problems and scholarly puzzles, and targets general education humanities and introductory logic courses. Organ holds degrees from Hastings College, McCormick Theological Seminary, and the State University of Iowa.

Troy Organ Ohio University Organ Second St Hastings College Neb McCormick Theological Seminary State University of Iowa

Athens Store Expands IGA Foodliner With Brick Addition

Athens businessman J. E. Seaman is adding a 2700 square foot brick extension to the IGA Foodliner at 305 W Union St. The completed store will total 6880 square feet with a target completion of July 15. The 9000 dollar project is listed with city records. Seaman’s son John manages the store and the business is a member of the Independent Grocers Association.

IGA Foodliner Union St Seaman City Hall John Independent Grocers Association W. Union St Messenger Newsphoto

Zoning suit dismissed against zoning board of appeals

Common Pleas Court dismissed Cliff's Super Market suit to restore a variance granted in April 1964 by the zoning board. Attorneys for the city and store owner agreed in mid May to dismiss the suit within 30 days. Two Ohio University employees were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital and Athens recorded another ideal weather day with a 9:45 am 73 degree reading.

Common Pleas Court Cliff Bean Zoning Board of Appeals Cliff’s E. State St Ohio University Sheltering Arms Hospital City Fire Department George Bush Athens Richland Ave Druzilla Woodrum Albany James Hall

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