AHS Chorus Heads to Ironton for District Contest
Athens High School chorus under Mrs Sue Sheeder departs Saturday for the district chorus and band competition in Ironton. Singers include Michelle Barnhill Kay Bell Mary Brown and others with Suzanne Drach at piano. Police warn crowds to avoid tavern entrances during St Patrick weekend and will enforce laws.
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Athens High School
Ironton
Kenton
Sue Sheeder
AHS
Mendelssohn
Kjerulf
Gibb
Michelle Barnhill
Kay Bell
Mary Brown
Susan Cady
Janet Carey
Diane Clifton
Janet Conrath
Yvonne Cooley
Vallie Hahn
Sue Mixon
Diantha Murphy
Carol Phillips
Judy Sheldon
Kay Verity
Sandra Wilson
Sharon Wilson
Marcia Woodrum
Pamela Frame
Nancy Conrath
Marsha Fugate
Jan McMullen
Tracy Smith
Linda Spencer
Janet
St. Patrick’s
Joseph McBride
McBride
Two Athens County 4 H Leaders to Receive Buckeye Leader Award
Toni McGrath and Patrick Sheridan of Athens County are chosen for the Buckeye Leader Award. Both are 4 H junior leaders with 14 years combined experience and active in school and youth activities. The ceremony, announced by Don Davis, will be at the Youth Center on the Ohio State Exposition grounds in Columbus this Saturday.
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Athens County
Ohio
Toni McGrath
Patrick Sheridan
Miss McGrath
Harold McGrath
Athens
Ry Stitchers
Sheridan
Phil Sheridan
Little Beavers
Don Davis
Columbus
Grill Mirror Shattered in Athens Grill Incident
Melvin Green 41 of 66 N Shafter St was fined 50 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court after tossing a glass through a large mirror at Dotson's Grill in west Athens. The mirror valued at 150 dollars and a 25 dollar portion of the fine was suspended if restitution is paid. His wife was present at the time. Separately the Bureau of Census announced a 1960 population survey will be conducted in Athens and Perry counties next week by Ruth C Ward Nelsonville.
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West Athens
Melvin Green
N. Shafer St
Dotson
Green
Athens
Perry
Ruth C. Ward
Nelsonville
Bureau of Census
Ex School Teacher Mary Phillips Dies at 76 in Athens
Miss Mary L. Phillips 76 retired Athens County schoolteacher died Thursday afternoon in Athens. She was daughter of the late Henry and Catherine Phillips and member of Clarks Chapel Church. Survived by two brothers Frank and Richard and two sisters Mrs Elza Graham and Mrs Ray Mathews. Friends may call at Jagers and Sons funeral home. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. Earl Bowser. Burial in Clarks Chapel Cemetery.
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Mary L. Phillips
Athens County
Athens
Henry
Catherine Robinson Phillips
Clarks Chapel Church
Frank
Richard
Elza Graham
Ray Mathews
Jagers and Sons
Earl Bowser
Clarks Chapel Cemetery
Ohio University Parents Advisory Committee meets on campus
The Parents Advisory Committee at Ohio University will convene Friday and Saturday to continue examining topics for study. The panel acts in an advisory capacity to university administration and is investigating student automobiles St Patrick's weekend and cultural and recreational facilities.
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Ohio University
St. Patrick’s
Physical Education Workshop Set Monday
James Grimm of Hamilton Public Schools will headline a Grover Center workshop on physical education. The Ohio Volunteers Physical Education Department and the College of Education Center for Educational Services sponsor the event from 8 30 a m to 3 p m with speakers Robert Holland and Paul Hysell and coordinators Dr Albert Shuster Dr James Mason and Carl Nessley directing activities.
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James Grimm
Hamilton
Ohio
Grover Center
Ohio Volunteer
Physical Education Department
Center For Educational Services
The
College of Education
Robert Holland
Paul Hysell
Chillicothe
Albert Shuster
James Mason
Carl Nessley
Physical Education
Two Volunteer Firemen Sought by Athens Fire Dept
Athens city fire department seeks two volunteers to reach a 10 member quota. Pay is 3.50 per fire alarm and 1.50 per training session, with clothing supplied. Applicants 21 to 40 in good health, city residents with auto, must have employer consent and be ready to report for duties. Contact Fire Chief Charles Dalton at city hall.
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Athens’ City
Charles Dalton
Dalton
City Hall
Bright but cool Friday in Athens with fall of river level
Athens reports a bright cool day as 9 30 a.m. temperature reaches 38 degrees after an early low of 22. The Hocking River is falling to 6 74 feet. In Common Pleas Court Jerry Thomas Spears 18 of Crooksville pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was placed on two years probation after waiving his rights and attorney. Deputies had arrested Spears in late December for stealing a battery and tools from a car near Glouster.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking River
Jerry Thomas Spears
Crooksville
Common Pleas Court
Spears
Sheriff's Deputies
Glouster
Scouts Executive Thomas Ott to Leave Athens Post
Thomas Ott district executive for the Boy Scouts of America in Hock-Hocking will depart Athens for the Cincinnati area Saturday. A Louisville Kentucky native, Ott has held the post since early last November with no immediate successor named.
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Thomas Ott
Hock-Hocking
Boy Scouts of America
Athens
Cincinnati
Ott
Louisville Kentucky
SBA Applications Received Saturday
A representative of the Small Business Administration will be in the Athens County courthouse from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday to receive loan applications from eligible flood victims. Larry B. Myers, 24, of 40 Hanlin Ave., was cited for failing to yield the right of way after a two car mishap at Shafer and Hanlin Friday morning, according to city police. Since the parties have reached an agreement, Common Pleas Court has dismissed the suit of Jake Piper against the Industrial Commission of Ohio and James L. Young.
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The
Small Business Administration
Athens County
Larry B. Myers
Hanlin Ave
Shafer and
Hanlin
Chester L. Carpenter
Albany
Common Pleas Court
Jake Piper
Industrial Commission of Ohio
James L. Young
Sree
Eee
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
February municipal court cases totaled across city and state
Municipal Court handled 181 cases in February with 104 city and 77 state cases. State fines and costs totaled 1207.35 dollars. In February 1962, 140 city cases paid 1673.20 dollars. The traffic bureau collected 1940.92 dollars, down from 2128 in February 1962.
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Blanche Wallar
Traffic Bureau
Death of Alma Fulton Cole Dies at 79 in Athens
Alma Fulton Cole 79 of 2 Spring St. Athens died Thursday after a four week illness. Lifelong Athens County resident she lived in Athens over 50 years. She was a Methodist church member. Survived by son Dick Fulton Athens three grandchildren brother Harvey Fulton Xenia Ill and sister Carrie McMullen Athens Route 4. Two sisters predeceased. Hughes funeral home services 3 p.m. Saturday conducted by Dr. John W. Seay burial in Canaanville Cemetery.
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Alma Fulton Cole
Spring St
Athens
Athens County
William and
Rosa Fulton
Methodist Church
Dick Fulton
Harvey Fulton
Xenia
Ill
Carrie McMullen
Hughes Funeral Home
John W. Seay
Canaanville Cemetery
State Foundation Program Topic Stressed by City School Supt
City School Supt Clyde Plant addressed the Hocking Valley Elementary Principals Association after a luncheon at West Elementary School. He said the Ohio legislature will discuss the state foundation program and other school matters on April 9 and urged residents to attend.
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Ohio
Clyde Plant
Hocking Valley Elementary Principals Association
West Elementary
Plant
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