Athens High School fourth annual art show and sale draws 1000 visitors
The Athens High School art show and sale attracted more than 1,000 visitors. Roger Barrows of the AHS Art Club praised the turnout while instructors noted significant student involvement from both the high school and nearby middle school. Donations totaled 60 dollars for art materials. various disciplines were demonstrated and judged with numerous winners listed.
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Mark Thellmann
Athens High School
Roger Barrows
AHS
Judith Morgan
Athens High
Athens Middle School
Sarah Savage
Jacquie Ley
Eric Evans
Roger Crawley
Will Trevis
Brian Hicks
Jeanne James
Lyn Stanson
Tim Rose
Bill Diles
Jean Cunningham
Dirk Burhams
Judy Shields
Kathy Elisar
Sophia Gevas
John Goodwin
Katherine Swardson
Jean James
Tonya Scott
Michele Lewis
Jimm Kennedy
Gary Kantner
Rick Dudis
Laura Krieder
Don Nichols
Dan Dry
Marty Chapman
Will Tevis
Monica Maynard
Lynn Davison
Mike Rudhti
Kant
Richard Stevens
Steve Yeats
Rica Maier
Pris Williams
Rick Stanley
Mark Hunting
Tammy Young
Bill Erwin
Kenneth Yeats
Wesleyan Honors Gallipolis Girl
Paula Lynn Rainey of Gallipolis Route 1 was honored at West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon. A senior education major she was recognized for work with Kappa Delta Pi education honor society and the Student National Education Association.
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Buckhannon
W. Va
Paula Lynn Rainey
Leonard Rainey
Gallipolis
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Kappa Delta Pi
Student National Education Association
Athens City Planning Commission schedules zone hearing
The Athens City Planning Commission sets a public hearing for June 5 to resolve zoning map discrepancies and classify property along Stimson Avenue including the extended section. Other May discussions covered four lane highway plans near E State Street shopping centers and traffic around the new recreation center.
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City Planning Commission
Athens City Planning Commission
Stimson Avenue
Stimson
Hocking River
Planning Commission
E. State Street
Ohio Univer
Athens Launches Eight-Point Clean-Up Plan Through May
Athens city administration announces an eight point program to produce a cleaner city. Beginning immediately the plan runs through May 27 and includes a fire hydrant flush to clean streets. Highlights cover city crews collecting an extra bag of rubbish at no cost on each regular visit and downtown rubbish container emptying every Saturday.
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Athens
Balance In Justice Emphasized By Athens Kiwanis
Athens Kiwanis Club hears from Michael Nolan on civil liberties versus societal order during Law Day observance. He notes a trend toward abolishing mayor's courts and urges citizen law awareness as Chillicothe club marks 50th anniversary. city undertakes street flushing and litter campaigns to protect streets and water lines while limiting traffic disruption.
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Michael Nolan
Athens Kiwanis Club
Nolan
Chillicothe’ Club
New Philadelphia Bicentennial Events Planned in Schoenbrunn
The Schoenbrunn Village celebration opens at 2 p.m. Sunday in the meeting house to mark Ohio's first Christian settlement. A Moravian music concert follows at 3 30 p.m. in the Trumpet Amphitheatre.
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Philadelphia
Schoenbrunn Village
Ohio
Trumpet
Athens Students Compete On Television Honor Society Quiz
Four Athens High School students will face eight Fronter High School competitors on Televisions Honor Society quiz show Tuesday at 7 p.m. WTAP Channel 9 from Parkersburg broadcasts the program. The Athens team won its first round against Belpre on March 27 and would advance to the semi finals with another win. The prize money goes to a scholarship fund.
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Athens High School
Frontier High School
Television Honor Society
WTAP
Channel 9
Parkersburg
Athens
Helen Porter
Emily Murphree
Roy Wood
Caroline Breitenberger
John Abel
Explosion Probe Continues at Ohio University Apartments
Ohio University security police continue the explosion inquiry at Mill Street Apartments where three were injured by a suspected homemade firecracker. Student Donald Tagert remains hospitalized after burns and a fractured arm while Paul Scheele is discharged. residents Mrs. Gene Sechrest and her husband were treated and released. FBI and campus officials proceed with analyses of a substance taken from the K-2 unit.
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Ohio University
Mill Street
Robert Guinn
Apt
K-2
Guinn
Donald Tagert
Tagert
University Hospital
Columbus
O'Bleness Hospital
Paul Scheele
Hudson Health Center
Gene Sechrest
O’bleness
FBI
Mack Ellis
Phone Fraud Charged In Credit Card Calls
Several Ohio University students faced court actions for phone fraud charges. Kenneth Davis Grosvenor Hall and George Wilson pleaded guilty and were fined 200 dollars and costs with suspended jail terms contingent on restitution over two years. Other defendants await arraignments with bond set at 200 dollars each.
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General Telephone Co
Ohio University
Athens County
Kenneth Davis
Grosvenor Hall
Sandra Taylor
Crook Hall
George Wilson
S. Green
Franklin Sheeter
Fran Cohen
Gerry Rhode
Davis Hall
Miss Cohen
Rhode
Marion
Richard Slusser
Hartsville
Slusser
W. Union Street
John Boswell
Euclid
Athens
George Lisk
Marietta
Doris Dunlap
E. State St
Kip
James Sturdevant
State St
Athens City
Richard Boxwell
Scott Quadrangle
Dennis Ford
Biddle Hall
Woolworth's
Woolworth’'s
Valerie Perotti
Mill St
Wendy Poster
Wilson Hall
Woolworth’s
Phillip Busher
State Patrol
Dwight Brown
Belleana Pl
David Darnell
Whiteman Couple Welcomes a Son in Nelsonville
A birth notice lists Mr. and Mrs. George Whiteman of Nelsonville as the parents of a newborn son. The notice names accompanying family and community members, including residents from Athens Amesville Albany and nearby areas, and concludes with a list of individuals who were admitted or dismissed in hospital records.
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George Whiteman
Nelsonville
Clinton Sams
Frank W
Lemans
James Thumm
Jeffery Blankenship
Athens
Linda L. Hutchinson
Roger Skinner
Amesville
Elmer Elliott
New Marshfield
Ruth Patterson
Chillicothe
Alba Kyle
Albany
Coy McKibben
Zaleski
Selby Murphy
McArthur
Flora Wells
Radcliff
Richard Molihan
Ernest Stricklin
Alba Coon
Clyde Gabriel
Mildred Calentine
Patrick Bulstrom
Ingebord Javert
Clifford Smith
John Chapman
Dawn Shafer
Milkman’s court case ends in dismissal after camera evidence
In Christchurch New Zealand milkman Ron Manson faced a driving on the wrong side charge. He presented photos showing garbage trucks and a motorcycle cop on the wrong side in the early hours. The case was dismissed.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Ron Manson
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Gary
Dennis Hall
Hall
OU Computer Center
Jack McDonald
Dave Kostival
Wesleyan
Luci
Carpenter’s
Nozzels
Ames Garden Shears
Ames
Ames Hand Garden Tools
Ames Spring King Lawn
Carpenters
S. Court
Balance of Justice
Court Street
Service-Safety Director
Schoenbrunn
Backus Lumber Co
Carpenter
Kittle Lumber Co
Glouster and Corning
Logan
Jarry Park
Montreal Expos
Osan
America
Cablevision
Conmtingental
Caaableevision
James Laughlin
Stewart
Highway Patrol
Donald Brickles
Pomeroy
Phillip McCoy
Lancaster
Brickles
McCoy
Hieu van Dang
McKinley
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
The
Athena
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