Education Workshop Set For Parents at Ohio U
Ohio University hosts a two day education workshop sponsored by the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers. About 60 lay leaders from Athens and beyond will attend talks on guiding youth, organizing study groups, and using resources for family life and character education with sessions starting Tuesday morning.
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Ohio U
Ohio Congress, of Parents and Teachers
Ohio University
Athens
Chil Rinehart
Litera
Eee Cena
Aeaui
Department of
Ture
Emerson
Sherow
Athens City
Parent ‘Teacher Association
Harry E. Benz
Dea
College of Education
Ohio
Margaret J. Felsinger
Axstant
Gertrude Linnendruegge
University Stat
Stu Ent Center
Ohio Congress
Wire
Wilson C. Storey
W. C. Davis
Michael Bogomolny
Parent Education
Karl A. Tibbets
Southeast
Alfred Walgenbach
George Watson
South Central District
John Bintz
Department of Public
Foster
Athens High Names Six Cheerleaders for New Year
Athens High selected six new cheerleaders today with Sally Lynn as alternate. The election tallies were counted by the Student Council committee of Patt Lantz, John Cornwell, and Betty Hope after ballots were cast by the entire student body among eleven contenders. Activities for the new squad begin next school year.
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Athens High School
Don Thomann
Mar
Jelie Ridenour
Patty Cain
Linda Cain
Priscilla Alden
Dolores McInturt
Patsy Guckler
Sally Lynn
Patt Lantz
John Cornwell
Betty Hope
Meigs Men Injured in Plane Crash
Two Meigs County men suffered injuries when a two seat Fairchild plane owned by Wallace et al. and piloted by Robert W Livingstom failed to land correctly at the Ohio University Airport. The craft touched down on the east end of the runway buckling gear and tipping. Both men were treated at Shelterings Arms Hospital and released.
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Ohio University
State Highway Patrol
Wallace, Ehetawach, XI
Robert W. ‘Linvingstom
Tingston
Arms
Enersbach
Pomeroy
Fairchild
Tunseay
Jim
Athens
Piventoek
Bersbach
VEW Officers Installed by Post in New Roster
Floyd Bolin Post 3477 announces installation of new VEW officers. FA Lavelle is commander with H. K. Bumpase adjutant and C. J. Ailstock quartermaster. Others include C. A. Parker senior vice commander Harold Young junior vice commander Lloyd Copeland post advocate Harlan Carpenter chaplain Dr Edward A Sprague jurkeon Marley E Moler service Te ore etal Gerald Glover post commander. FINED IN COURT Peter B Reed of 78% E State St fined $15 and costs Monday in Municipal Court for open beer in public at Mill and N College streets.
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Floyd Bolin
FA. Lavelle
H. K. Bumpase
C.J. Ailstock
C. A. Parker
Harold Young
Lloyd Copeland
Harlan Carpenter
Edward A. Sprague Jurkeon
Marley E. Moler
Te Ore
Gerald Glover
Peter B. Reed
E. State St
Wed
Mill and
N. College Reets
Four Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests
The State Highway Patrol reports four drivers fined after weekend arrests for traffic offenses. Roy W. Roberts, 28, Amesville, $7 and costs for failing to observe a stop sign. Darrell E Swackhammer, 20, Somerset, $10 and costs for unsafe operation. Chester H Stevens, South Bloomingville, $15 and costs for speeding. Robert B. Hutcheson, 20, Lancaster, $25 and costs for speeding.
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State Highway Patrol
Roy’ W. Roberts
Amesville
Logan
Joseph Phillips
Darrell _E ‘Swackhammer
Somerset
Chester H. "Stevens
South Bloomingville
Robert B. Hutcheson
Lancaster
Fire at First Methodist Church Damages Sill
Firefighters were called to extinguish a blaze in the ruins of the First Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said the sill ignited from burning coal smoldering in the basement since the Feb 5 fire. Firemen answered at 4 27 pm.
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First Methodist
Charles Dalton
Superior Ratings Highlight Athens Music Festival
Athens students earned many superior ratings at the festival sponsored by the Ohio Music Association. Notable performers include Logan Smith Nancy Glenn and David Justice, with several ensembles and soloists from Athens and surrounding areas also receiving high marks in strings brass and woodwinds. An election notice for New Marshfield Post 8804 is included with details of the meeting.
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Wire Carmien Rete
Athens
Carolyn Beats
Ohio Music B
Ation Association
Logan Smith
Flee and
Phatkery
Nancy Glenn
Fed Ang Poe
Bryan
Ernest Kittle
Rapp
David” Justice
Cosper
Paul Lewis
Beverly “Hosking
Sane Barker
Soprance
Caron
Willams
Vic Camp
Margie Barrett
Jackson
Ornet
Ying Semble
Kempton
Mrx
Velma Smith
Columbus
Luella Driggs
the Plains
Pamela Seldon White
Colville
Route Davies
Karen Meinturt
Oeke
Tae Eae
Deelae Bowling
Heeda Meinturt
Janet Sutt
Ana Som
Wayne Hutchison
Phylis Goldsberey
Mary
Donald Price
Ellen Huttman
Karen Davies
Jan Musser
Dan
Reforestation Seedlings Placed Across Ohio Areas
A Forestry Division survey shows about 24 million seedlings planted in Ohio during the 1904 season aimed at restoring land. Survival rates vary with site and species, with pines generally performing best in acid, loose soil. White, Red, Scotch, Austrian pines and Norway spruce are discussed for timber and Christmas tree potential, plus proper planting and site selection emphasized.
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Jilin
Otter
Ohio State Division
Ohio
Forestry Division
FP Newell
Ester
Newell
Nursery Seedlings Guidelines For Planting And Handling
State forestry division outlines proper sourcing from private nurseries and timing for planting timber windbreak erosion control and Christmas tree seedlings. Newell stresses April planting after delivery careful storage shipping depths soil filling and spacing for optimal survival and root protection.
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State Division of Foresttry
Newell
Sion
Jim
Care for seedlings and pruning tips for Christmas trees
Newell emphasizes postplanting seedling care and fall pruning to ensure healthy growth. He warns against fire and grazing and urges removing brush, planting more trees than needed, and maintaining at least one live whorl. For guidance contact county agriculture agents and forestry officers.
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Newell
Mi Newell
Christma
Soil Conservation
Farm Forester
Walk In Donors Sought for Red Cross Blood Mobile
Mrs Hunter Hope recruitment chairman asks for walk in donors to the Center at the Church of the Good Shepherd on Tuesday from 10 am to 4 pm. The Ohio University ROTC cadet turnout for this visit has fallen short.
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Red Cross Blood Mobile
Hunter Hope
Church of the Good’ Shepherd
Hove
Ohio University Rotc
Murray Man Responds to Petition in Fatal Ohio County Crash
Robert J. Meredith of Murray City filed an answer in Common Pleas Court denying negligence in the death of Julia Tippie, age 8, on Route 33 near Chauncey. He claims the child darted into traffic and that the parents were negligent for allowing the child to cross alone, seeking dismissal of the suit and demanding damages.
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Saarges
Agaletim
Common ‘Pleas
Robert J. Meredith
Murray City
Meredith
Mary Jane ‘Tipe ‘Pie
Millfield
Chauncey
Julia Tippie
Phillip Tippie
Weather summary from Hamley Run report
Early morning temperature at Hamley Run was 23 with a rise to 43 by morning. Weekend highs reached 68 on Saturday 77 on Sunday and 73 in another reading.
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Hamley Run
Planned Immunization Clinics Slated Across Counties
Athens city announces immunization drives for children ages three months to six years. Multiple clinics across towns start March 28 with three scheduled immunizations on May 31 and June 1. Families without a physician may bring children to designated schools at specified hours for diphtheria tetanus pertussis smallpox and other vaccines.
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Glouster
Athens
New Marshfield
Hollster
Marine Ehdren
Pelore
Athens City
Stewart
Carthage
Hockingport
Colville
Shade
Alang
Athens Township
Ames-Bern
Sugar Creek
Paul's
Deanville
Buchtel
Connett
Oak Grove
Kinnerly
Chauncey
Milffeld
Nelsonville
Assault Charge Denied In Municipal Court
Claude Weldon pleads innocent to assault and battery after his wife Grace filed the charge. A hearing is scheduled for Thursday at 8:45 am and Weldon is held on bond.
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Claude] Weldon
Millfield
Grace
Weldon
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Athens County Savings & Loan Co
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Mac's Thrifty Store
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Charles Nickels
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