SEO Music Competition Set March 17 In Athens
Southeastern Ohio district music contest draws hundreds of high school instrumentalists and vocalists to Athens on March 17. Ohio University associate professor Dr Gilbert Stephenson chairs the event with contestants from Grades 7 to 12 and judges from Ohio Northern University, Ohio State University, and other colleges.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio
Gilbert Stephenson
Ohio University
The
Ohio Music Educators Association
Stephenson
Gallia
Lawrence
Meigs
Scioto
Vinton
Washington
Karl Reider
Ohio Northern University
Irving Hamilton
Hamilton
Myron Tearce
Newark
Fred Roberts
Piqua
Harold LeFavor
Cochocton
Marshall Barnes
Ohio State University
St Patricks Day Rules Outlined for City and Campus
Officials set standard rules for St Patricks weekend as crowds expected on March 17. University and city authorities warn students and revelers to observe regular regulations during celebrations.
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St. Patrick’s
University
St Patrick Day observers face sober weekend controls
Police will enforce standard weekend rules with zero tolerance for open liquor as students from multiple universities gather for St Patrick s Day events in the city. Tavern owners and university officials will aid in crowd control while the university maintains normal weekend staffing and conduct expectations. Columbus notes two incorporation filings for Athens Rambler Inc with Raymond C Douglas Gerald R Goodman and H Kent Bumpass as agent.
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Joseph B. Grogan
Grogan
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Athens Rambler, Inc
Raymond C. Douglas
Gerald R. Goodman
H. Kent Bumpass
Homer B. Gall, Jr
E State Street Light Repair Underway
Mil ton Nuzum reports the East State Street traffic light will be back by Saturday after a missing light and pole were found during a rehang. City crews will erect a new pole and repair the light while police direct crossing traffic near East Elementary.
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E. State and
Shannon
City Service
Milton Nuzum
E. State St
Nuzum
East Elementary
Two Perry Residents Injured In Separate Crashes
Two Perry County residents sustained minor injuries in separate traffic accidents investigated by the State Highway Patrol. Reverend Joseph Switalski, 54, of New Straitsville, and his 11 year old passenger Sheila Banik suffered injuries when Switalski’s car on Route 78 was rear ended while slowing for a pedestrian near Murray City by Dana Bookman, 29, of Murray City. Bookman was cited for failing to stop within the assured clear distance. In the second crash a semi trailer on Route 50 A near the Athens County line swerved into a bridge abutment when a broken right rear spring shackle caused the rear wheels and axle to separate from the trailer. there were no injuries or arrests.
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Perry County
State Highway Patrol
Joseph Switalski
New Straitsville
Murray City
Sheila Banik
Switalski
Dana Bookman
Athens County
Washington County
Pearl Rankin
Marietta
Shelter Note Admits List At Shelter Arms Hospital
Admitted at Shelter Arms Hospital are Orville Stover on Athens Route 3 Warren Chubb on Millfield Route 1 Pearl Douglas on Athens Route 5 Edward Vore on Athens Route 4 Mrs Bernard North on Nelsonville Ethel Collins on Athens Route 3 Mrs Charles Thompson on Athens Route 3 Terry Bartlett on Athens Route 4 Dismissed are Mrs Claude Kantner on Athens Mrs William Graham on Athens Route 5 Paul Casley on Athens Athens Route James Brookhart on Athens Route Mrs Della Lahugh Chauncey
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Orville Stover
Athens
Warren Chubb
Millfield
Pearl Douglas
Edward Vore
Bernard North
Nelsonville
Ethel Collins
Charles Thompson
Terry Bartlett
Claude Kantner
William Graham
Paul Casley
James Brookhart
Fifteen Shade High Students Win Math Test Honors
Fifteen Shade High School students took the 13th annual mathematics test sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America and the Society of Actuaries. Bruce Downey, a ninth grader, finished first, with David Mantle second and Amelia Pratt third. The winner advances to the regional competition.
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Fifteen Shade High School
The
Mathematical Association of America
Society of Actuaries
Bruce Downey
David Mantle
Amelia Pratt
A. R. Matheny
Janet Howard
Rita Byard
Sharon Stover
Next To The Parking Lot Free Parking While You Are in Our Shop
A brief notice offers free parking adjacent to a shop for customers while they browse. The sign emphasizes convenient parking next to the storefront.
Polio Shot Funds Aid Athens County Free Clinic
Athens County chapters of the National Foundation contributed 300 to the City-County Health Department to buy polio vaccine for free shots. Dr. H M Boocks noted the funds cover about 1200 vaccinations at manufacturer cost, with 1328 free shots last year and no state support.
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Athens County
H. M. Boocks
National Foundation
David Young
Goff Dunfee
Victor Whitehouse
Boocks
Cub Pack 51 Hosts Blue and Gold Banquet at VFW Hall
New Marshfield notes Cub Pack 51 held its first Blue and Gold Banquet in the VFW social rooms. Bert Albaugh introduced Arthur Sickles who presented a deed to one square foot of Gettysburg National Park land purchased by sponsors VFW Post 8804. Scout Week honors included a blue ribbon for display in Dinsmoor store window.
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New Marshfield
VFW
Terry Albaugh
Phillip Llewellyn
Bert Albaugh
Arthur Sickles
Gettysburg National Park
VFW Post 8804
Dinsmoor
Uncle Sam
Letart Falls Youth Dies at Meigs General Hospital
Randy Norris 18 of Letart Falls died at Meigs General Hospital after graduating Racine High School in 1961 where he played sports. He is survived by his parents Clarence and Reva Norris, a brother Thomas in Spain with the U S Army, and a sister Mildred Louise Gathers of Columbus. He belonged to the Letart Falls EUB Church. Arrangements are being made by Ewing funeral home awaiting brother Thomas arrival.
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Clarence Young
Elza McGraner
the Plains
Harry Hawk
Ruth Hawk
Esther Smith
Athens
Arthur Jones
Arthur Jr
Mt. Gilead
Walter Jones
Alan
Emma Wilson
Roy Hulbert
Parkersburg
George Hayman
Virginia Martin
Lyle Byrd
Max Llewellyn
Boston
Ohio
Hazel Trout
Albany
Mary Conkey
Ben Gabriel
Bus) Lowery
Brent
Connie
Mahala Phelph
Eddie Wharton
Barberton
Duane Saylor
Mansfield
Norman Saylor
Wayne Hayes
Mexico
New Marshfield Church of Christ
Dean McFadden
Circleville
Mary MceFadden
Norma Collins
Robert McFadden
Shawn
Denise
Judy McFadden
David McLain
Ed Betts
Bert Lowery
Virgine Martin
Charles Hawk
Sue Hawk
Tony
Manchester
Pomeroy
Clarence Randy Norris
Letart Falls
Meigs General Hospital
Racine High School
Clarence
Reva Norris
Thomas
Spain
U. S. Army
Mildred Louise Gathers
Columbus
Letart Falls Eub Church
Ewing Funeral Home
Reverend speaks on The Alcoholic and His Church seminar
The Rev. William LaFountain of Christ Lutheran Church in Athens will address a Michigan State University seminar in Oakland on The Alcoholic and His Church. The session, sponsored by the Michigan State Board of Alcoholism, brings together physicians psychiatrists clergymen jurists and others who work with the alcoholic and their families.
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William LaFountain
Christ Lutheran Church
Athens
Michigan State University
Oakland
Mich
Michigan State Board of Alcoholism
Rain and Snow Bring Wintry Mix to Athens
A wintry weather picture returns to Athens with rain changing to snow. Temperatures slipped from a Thursday high near 50 to 33 this morning staying steady. About 11 inches of precipitation fell, with roughly half an inch of slushy snow.
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Athens
Soft Drink Truck Hit: Driver Cited
A teenage driver pulled his car into the path of a soft drink truck at Richland and Woodland at 8:15 a m Friday police said. The truck was driven by David F Turrill 27 Albany Route 3 and the car by Larry Edwin Collins 16 Woodland Ave police reported. No damage to containers recorded. Collins cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Richland and
Woodland
David F. Turrill
Albany
Larry Edwin Collins
Woodland Ave
Collins
Junior High Students Approve Teen Center Project
Athens Junior High students favored a teen center survey led to approval of remodeling the former State Highway Garage on Hudson Ave. Heating plumbing and main floor work will begin soon amid city cooperation. About 4500 dollars raised with more pledged, enabling completion.
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Athens
Norman Dean
Hudson Ave
Dean
Burton DeVeau
Frank Batdorff
Council
State Highway
Text Book Study Set In County
Three groups of county high school teachers will meet with 17 textbook companies on March 27 to review English, mathematics, and science books. Each group includes one teacher from every county high school and will make a formal recommendation to the county school board after reviews. Teachers will be released from class for these meetings, as decided by county school executive heads.
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George Christman
Rome-Canaan
Shade High School forms local Shade chapter of Beta Club
Shade High School establishes a Shade chapter of the National Beta Club with 2600 local chapters and 85 000 members in 23 states. Michael Disko says the Athens County chapter will install officers on March 15 and later a chapter at Albany will open.
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SHADE
National Beta Club
Shade High School
Michael Disko
Athens
Coun
Terry Barnhill
Gary Pratt
Amelia Pratt
Linda Branch
Norma Stover
Margie Goldsberry
Mary Ator
Julia Tippie
Juanita Sams
Martina King
Shade Club
Albany
Winners to meet for county spelling contest at The Plains
George Christman announced winners of the Athens County elementary spelling contests will meet at The Plains school on March 27 at 9 30 a m The county champion will advance to the state spelling contest in Columbus
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Athens County
the Plains School
George Christman
Columbus
Contract For May Ballots Is Awarded To Union Printing Co
The county board of elections awarded a May primary ballot printing contract to Union Printing Co. at 17 W. Washington St. The bid priced rotated ballots at 36.50 per thousand and non rotated ballots at 24.75 per thousand. Lawhead Press bid 38 per thousand for both types. An official noted candidate names must alternate at the top to favor each contender. The non rotated ballot will include the Beacon School tax issue of 0.3 mill. Absent board member C E Handley, 92, is under hospital observation.
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County Board of Elections
Union Printing Co
Washington St
Union
Lawhead Press
Beacon School
C. E. Handley
Doctor’s Hospital
Columbus
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