Alexander Board Approves High School Plans Near Albany
The Alexander Local School board approved final plans for a new 1.25 million high school designed for 600 to 700 students. The one floor building spans about 61,000 square feet with 22 classrooms, laboratories, a 70-seat library, two conference rooms, an audio-visual room, a dramatics classroom with stage, and a gym with 1724 seating. A June 7 meeting with the architect may set bid dates. The site is about one mile from Albany on old Route 50 opposite Albany Lions Park.
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Lohr
Albany
Albany Lions Park
Rifle Match Set Tonight For Area Scout Troops
A rifle match bringing together 11 Boy Scout Troops in the Hock Hockings District will be held at Ohio University Rifle Range near Peden Stadium Wednesday at 7 p.m. The event closes a safety and handling program started in January with five sessions per troop.
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Hock-Hockings
Ohio University
Peden Stadium
Donald Niesse
Owen McVey
William Laziman
Wilbur Conkey
Troop 60
Carthage
Chauncey
Clouds Bring Cooler Weather in Athens Report
Athens records a cooler day with a 10 am temperature of 66 after an early low of 55. Daily high reached 84 on Tuesday while observers note cloudy to partially cloudy skies and cooler conditions.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Doan
Resion Resigns From First Ward Council Race
Councilman Foster Coe the write in Democratic candidate for mayor resigned from the First Ward council race per the county election board. Five First Ward central committee men may name a successor within 80 days before the November election. County Democrat Chairman William Lavelle will call the meeting. Coe may accept the write in nomination and may serve out his current term.
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Foster Coe
County Election Board
County Democrat
William Lavelle
Coe
AHS Choruses and Band Perform At School Assemblies
A concert assembly Wednesday featured the girls and boys choruses under Mrs. Sue Sheeder and student teacher Miss Beverly Garrison. The high school band will perform Thursday to aid this year’s and next year’s seventh graders.
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Sue Sheeder
Beverly Garrison
Schoolmen To Hear Talk At Spring Meeting
The Ohio Council for Education president Robert Lucas will address the Southeastern Ohio Superintendent's Association at 10 am Thursday. The gathering with over 12 counties meets at Lake Hope Lodge to discuss the Program for Educational Progress and the area education center proposal.
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Ohio Council For Education
Southeastern Ohio Superintendent’s Association
Lake Hope Lodge
Robert Lucas
Princeton
Hamilton County
OCS
Area Education Center
Welfare Chief Charged Over Aid Fraud Case
Florence Snyder of Glouster Route 3 pleaded innocent in County Court to unlawfully obtaining 712 in welfare aid by false statements. Phyllis Ross county welfare director charged Snyder with securing aid in 1964 and 1965 for four children not entitled. Case continued to May 26.
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Florence Snyder
Glouster Route 3
Phyllis Ross
Variance Granted For Storage Building Addition
The zoning board of appeals granted a variance to Harry Graham of McGuffey Lane to add a storage building to his house. The decision allows the addition to proceed under local zoning rules.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Harry Graham
McGuffey
City Street Plans Listed By Official
City officials outline annual street improvements for Athens aiming at a connected, well built network. President Harry Crewson notes a limited budget, about 130000 spent last year, funds shifted to a new fire station on Columbus Rd. Planned work includes Columbia Ave Stimson Ave and lower Madison Ave with resurfacing on N Shafer Brown Ave First St and Walker.
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Athens
Harry Crewson
Athens Lions Club
Buckeye
Crewson
Columbus Rd
Columbia Ave
Stimson Ave
Madison Ave
Two Calls Answered By Emergency Squad
The city fire department emergency squad at 8:25 p.m. Tuesday took Sharon Foultz, 18, Irvine Hall, to Hudson Health Center. She fainted while at the Union Grill, 18 W. Union St. The squad at 12:04 p.m. Tuesday went to Fairmont Foods. E. State St., where El bert Coombs, 51, Charleston, W. Va., an employe, had a nose bleed. The bleeding had stopped when the squad arrived, but he was advised to see a physician.
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City Fire Department
Sharon Foultz
Irvine Hall
Hudson Health Center
Union Grill
Union St
Fairmont Foods
E. State St
Elbert Coombs
Charleston
W. Va
Summer Term Rise Foreseen By Director
Ohio University expects total summer term enrollment above 5500, a five percent rise from 1964, with two five week sessions June 15 to July 17 and July 19 to August 21. New offerings include architecture and mechanical engineering, with dorm housing on the East Green and two nontraditional halls for students over 22. The 38 institutes and workshops aim to attract about 14,000 visitors to the campus this summer.
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Ohio University
Lloyd I. Watkins
Watkins
Fast Green
West Green
Ohio
Ohio University to Benefit From $10.8 Million Capital Bill
The House approved a two year capital improvements bill totaling nearly $190 million by 1383 to 0. Ohio University would receive $10.8 million for projects including a $3 million library a $3 million science complex $1.9 million for a music building and other smaller allocations.
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House
Ohio University
Associaed
Senate
Blood collection totals and club memberships at McBee events
The Red Cross gathered 136 pints at McBee plants on Tuesday and 76 pints at Nel sonville on Monday. New members join the one gallon club Larry Gates and Russell Shields reach two gallons. Franklin Calvin Charles Williams and Darrell Arnold join the three gallon club. Steak dinner winners from McBees include Arthur Brooks James Breeze Alan Wallace Shelby Collins and William Boggess. Sponsors are McBee Bridgwater Machine General Telephone and Columbus and Southern Ohio.
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The
Red Cross
McBee Systems
Nelsonville
Larry Gates
Russell Shields
Franklin Calvin
Charles Williams
Darrell Arnold
McBees
Arthur Brooks
James Breeze
Alan Wallace
Shelby Collins
William Boggess
McBee
Bridgwater Machine
General Telephone
Columbus
Ohio
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Walter Dickens and Ma thilda Scholten
Walter Dickens 76 of New Marshfield and Ma thilda Scholten 68 of New Marshfield obtained marriage licenses. The text lists local businesses and organizations including Electric Johnny on the Spot Sportsman Grill Athens Office Supply Union Printing Lawhead Press and others. Mrs. Hunter Hooe served as operational chairman of the blood drive.
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Walter Dickens
New Marshfield
Mathilda Scholten
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Nelsonville, Inc
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