Plans for Athens Chamber Membership Drive Highlight Board Meeting
The Athens Chamber of Commerce outlined its annual membership drive at the Ohio University Inn with each board member assigned five prospective members. Aimed at expanding the chamber, the drive features a kit of materials and the group operates from its tenth year with 262 members. Contacts for non contacted businesses or individuals are provided, and local social notes follow about visits and church services in Millfield and Chauncey.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Sity Inn
David A. Horr
Athens
Horr
B. T. Grover Sr
Gerald A
Gasoline Revenue Reported to Ohio Municipalities
State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson announced gasoline excise tax distributions to Ohio cities and counties. Payments listed include Athens City $7591 Nelsonville $2655 Albany $428 Amesville $174 Buchtel $211 Chauncey $746 Coolville $372 Glouster $1094 Jackson ville $266 Trimble $207 Gallia Gallipolis $4066 Centerville $34 Cheshire $175 Crown City $197 Rio Grande $274 Vinton $215 Hocking Logan $4121 Laurelville $438 Murray City $298 Meigs Middleport $1877 Pomeroy $1934 Racine $417 Rutland $436 Syracuse $411 Perry Corning $539 Crooksville $1675 Glenford $119 Hemlock $135 Junction City $499 New Lexington $2898 New Straitsville $544 Rendville $34 Roseville $558 Shawnee $46 Somerset $711 Thornville $541 Vinton Hamden $640 McArthur $1334 Wilkesville $109 Zaleski $196
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Athens
Athens City
Nelsonville
Albany
Amesville
Buchtel
Chauncey
Coolville
Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Gallia
Gallipolis
Centerville
Cheshire
Crown City
Rio Grande
Vinton
Hocking
Logan
Laurelville
Murray City
Meigs
Middleport
Pomeroy
Racine
Rutland
Syracuse
Perry
Corning
Crooksville
Glenford
Hemlock
Junction City
New Lexington
New Straitsville
Rendville
Roseville
Shawnee
Somerset
Thornville
Hamden
McArthur
Wilkesville
Zaleski
Mayor Likely to Name Auditor After City Death
Appointment of an auditor to fill the unexpired term caused by Robert J. L. Lee's death is expected. Mayor Raymond Shepard indicated he will decide next week after consulting City Solicitor Gerald Mollica. Lee had been running unopposed in the upcoming fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. L. Lee
Raymond Shepard
Lee
Vandal damage hits Poston Elementary five windows
Athens County sheriff reports five windows broken at Poston Elementary School by vandals. Incident occurred Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Authorities continue investigation.
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Poston Elementary
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Journalisms Professors Study Is Set
Philadelphia Ohio University journalism professor Guido H. Stempel is Temple University's first post doctoral fellow in communications. He will spend Fall 1971 and Spring 1972 researching for a forthcoming publication while at Temple under the program led by Dean Kenneth A. Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohio University
Guido H. Stempel
Temple University
Kenneth A. Harwood
Temple
Harwood
Stempel
20Th Century Fund
Friendly Circle Meeting With CHAUNCEY Hosts
The Friendly Circle of the Senior Citizens Club convenes Friday at 7 30 p m for a business and social session. Hostesses include Gladys Hanning Helen Horvath Sylvia Matheny and Lela McCallister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Senior Citizens Club
Gladys Hanning
Helen Horvath
Sylvia Matheny
Lela McCallister
Prosser and Sheldon Families Welcomes Children in Athens
In Athens Mr and Mrs David Prosser announce a son and Mr and Mrs Merwin Sheldon announce a daughter. Also listed are multiple residents admitted to or involved with local affairs including suspensions by the Ohio Liquor Control Commission for One Stop Carry Out and a note on Dr Fred E Luchs returning from interim duties and a noon Friday city hall closure for the funeral of City Auditor Robert J L Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Prosser
Athens
Merwin Sheldon
Robert H
Rhea D. Sutton
Stimson Ave
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Department of Liquor Control
Ohio to Demonstrate Mine Drainage Control at Lake Hope
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will run a 1.32 million dollar demonstration project at Lake Hope in Zaleski State Forest Vinton County. An 808 thousand dollar grant from the U S Environmental Protection Agency funds the aim to prove new pollution control techniques and reclaim lands after prior strip mining. The project seals about 100 underground mine openings and monitors water quality to assess effectiveness, with completion targeted for October 1 1974.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Lake Hope
Zaleski State Forest
Vinton County
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio
Nye
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C. of
Chamber
Ohio Univer
Ann Algeo
Chester Simpson
Mill Street
Steve Noggle
Marion
Simpson
Grace Jolley
Lauria
Gwendylen
Beverly
Regina Roe
Hughie McCune
Millfield
John McCune
Lakeville
Pete McCune
Loudonville
Linda Lohse
Jacobs Avenue
State College
Sharon Abdella
Abdella
William G. Abdella
Converse Street
Millfield United Methodist Church
Joe Barnes
Lasko
B.T.A
Fedders
Laroe
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Orville Stover
David Brooks
Deborah Lamp
Laura Lamp
Heather Brient
Oscar Simpson
Carrie Taggart
Richard Schloss
Guysville
Lena White
Bert Miller
Robert Stelma
Lawrence Wallace
Maggie Morgan
Thomas Courtney
Timothy Calhoon
Granville Stout
Freda Jones
Wilbur Antle
Luella Moody
Mary Packard
Marlene McWilliams
Mackie Horn
Homer Bolin Jr
Luchs
Fred E. Luchs
Wonder Hills
First Plymouth United Church of
City Hall
Gilligan
Zenith
T.V
Cunningham
Music Center
Richland Ave
Marting
Dad
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