TB Association Elects Hears Annual Reports
Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association elected officers and heard reports at its annual meeting at Grover Center. Officers include A. H. Rhoads president and William Bartels vice president. The group reported 8057.24 raised from Christmas seals, with 665.75 from student donations, and highlighted testing of 2953 children and 74 adults in county schools since Feb. 9.
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Athens County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Grover Center
A. H. Rhoads
Athens
William Bartels
Glouster
Bernadine Allen
Nelsonville
Lawrence G. Worstell
Joe Trepp
Lowell Burnelle
Madalene Barnett
Doris Pergrin
Mary Sharp
Merle Danford
Irene Fierce
Tate
Otter Hepltal
Devils Boosted By Dorm Workers
Support for Albany High School's Red Devils in the state tournament was shown by an Athens construction project. A large Bromley Hall dormitory bearing the word Devils in red paint was photographed Friday morning. Albany faces West Salem Northwestern in Columbus Friday afternoon in the first round of the Ohio high school tournament.
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Albany High School
Red Devils
Athens
Bromley Hall
Congress and Union
Devils
Albany
West Salem
Columbus
Sheep Group Plans May 4 Meeting at Albany School
The Athens Extension Area Sheep Committee met in Albany to schedule the annual meeting for May 4 at Albany School. County agent Kenneth Ackerman announced sales dates and a livestock sale as part of land marketing efforts. Don Davis of Jackson and county agents from Athens, Meigs, and Vinton counties attended. Herman Cordary chairs, C L Harper is vice chair, and Dale Scott is secretary.
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Athens Extension Area
Albany
Kenneth Ackerman
Agriculture
Athens
Meigs
Vinton
Don Davis
Jackson
Herman Cordary
C. L. Harper
Dale Scott
Athens Man Hurt In Crash Near Mansfield
Bernard Weaver proprietor of Jim's 42 N Court St is hospitalized in Mansfield with injuries from a traffic accident this week. Details of the crash and the injuries were not released. Fire squad responded at 6 05 p m to Royal Mc Bee Plant No 1 where employee Maxine McGee 43 of 1545 Smith St was ill given oxygen and transported to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Bernard Weaver
Jim
N. Court St
Mansfield Hospital
City Fire Department
Royal McBee
Maxine McGee
Smith St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
EOA Meeting Set Monday at The Plains School
Kenneth Ackerman county extension agent says an EOA meeting will be held Monday at The Plains School to discuss benefits under the Economic Opportunity Act. Officers formed this week to explore EOA options and will present nominations for the board of directors.
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the Plains School
Kenneth Ackerman
Agriculture
EOA
A. E
Icy bridges blamed for two accidents near Athens
State Highway Patrol investigated three one car crashes on icy bridges near Athens. One occurred on Route 33 north of Athens and two on Route 50-W. No injuries or citations were reported. Authorities are seeking the driver of a vehicle that hit a telephone pole Tuesday night in Athens.
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State Highway Patrol
Athens
Armitage Rd
City delays on 1962 comprehensive community plan project
The city paid Arnall T. Confell and Associates 36 000 in 1962 but has not completed the project despite extensions. Turner and Pabst proposed taking over, with about 80 percent finished, to finish in 30 to 60 days. The plan is vital for Urban Renewal, state highway talks, and future planning.
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Arnall T
Pat) Con Fell
State Highway Department
Rain Drops Lower Mercury as Athens Sees Light Showers
A cold rain fell in Athens with a low near three degrees. Early morning temperature dropped as a cold front moved through. Wednesday’s high reached 40 degrees, and Colmer reported rainfall of two tenths of an inch.
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Athens
Colmer
Firemen At Dorm Twice Injure Worker At West Green Dormitory
Rohe Barton, 27, of Pomeroy, a Knowlton Construction employee, was injured Thursday morning at West Green Dormitory No 9 when he tripped over a board and was struck on the left side by a shovel handle. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Earlier the same dorm was visited by the fire department at 1 06 p m Wednesday for an overheated fuel oil salamander. the fire was extinguished on arrival.
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Knowlton Construction
West Green
Emer Rohe Barton
Pomeroy
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Voters Register Before Deadline
The election board reported about 20 residents registered Wednesday ahead of the May deadline. Officials expect an official count of eligible city voters soon. Several Ohio University students sought registration but were redirected to register where they reside.
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Ohio University
Vague Bank Board Notes and Payment Totals
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals such as Johnson and Francis D White with disjoint figures. Mentions include a bank named Vile People’s Bank, sums like 040.13 11,517.12 and 1 for legal services. Directors’ salaries and expenses are referenced without clear context.
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Vile People’s Bank
Sspetangee Senatates
Johnson
Enginees Ae Et Renee
Francis
New School Site Choice Is Narrowed
The city school board has narrowed the possible site options for a new school. Superintendent Clyde Plant says the board discussed dates and operational considerations as officials work toward a decision.
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Clyde Plant
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Shoe Department
Shee Group
Mansfield
Aman
Countess Maritza
Cologne
Studio Oi
S. Court Darre
Tricolette
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