Home Insulation Workshop on TV at OU RTV Building
A two part televised home winterizing workshop sponsored by the Appalachian Education Satellite Project features Leland Gallup from Cornell as expert. Sessions run 5:45 to 8 p.m. in Room 254 with methods then live panel Q&A. Registration is $2. contact Tom Stack at 593-3511 or 593-7817. toll free 1 800 282 4401 for Ohio residents outside Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaeoy
Appalachian Education Satellite Project
Leland Gallup
Cornell University Ing
Gallup
Ohio University
RTV
Tom Stack
AESP
Ohio
Athens Area
Packed Livestock Prices From Athens and Gallipolis Auctions
Prices from Saturdays auctions include feeder steers at 34.50 to 39, feeders heifers 24.75 to 29.74, bulls 33.50 to 37.50, slaughter bulls 25.30 to 27.50, cows 19.70 to 26.85, veals 48 to 59, hogs 39.75 to 40, sows 33 to 36, lambs 44 to 50.50, and baby calves 9 to 41. At Gallipolis Ohio Valley Livestock prices show stocker steers 27 to 41, heifer calves 20 to 33, canner cows 19 to 23.75, veals 31 to 58, stock cows 155 to 210, and stock bulls 155 to 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Gallipolis
Athens High School weekly activities schedule
Athens High School lists events for the week. Thursday includes girls volleyball hosting Wellston and freshman football hosting Wellston. Friday features varsity football against Wellston at R. Basil Butter Field at 8 p.m with Parents Night. Saturday has reserve football at Wellston.
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Athens High School
Wellston
R. Basil Butter Field
Absentee Voting Ahead for Nov Elections Reminders
The Athens League of Women Voters reminds voters away on election day November 8 may vote now at the county board of elections. Unregistered residents need one of three proofs of identity including an Ohio driver license a registered voter from their precinct or an Ohio identity card for non drivers.
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County Board of Elections
Athens League of Women Voters
Ohio
Bloodmobile misses goal in Athens drive
Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 115 pints of blood in Athens on Monday missing a 150 to 200 pint goal. There were 139 donors including 19 new, with several entries reaching two and one gallon donations. Local donors listed include James W. Trout and Pete Couladis among Athens residents.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Athens
James W. Trout
Pete Couladis
Ronald DeVeau
Robert Wortman
Darrell F. Hillen
New Marshfield
June Williams
Burglars Take $1150 in Equipment
Burglars stole $1150 worth of stereo equipment from a Grass Run Road home Sunday. Athens County sheriff's deputies reported Michael Clancey found lights on and a broken door glass at 1:30 am. Several other thefts and community notices follow in this Athens area report.
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Athens County
Michael Clancey
Pat Bowen
Sherwood Forest
Stolen wire wheel covers reported at Brady Buick lot
Athens police reported two wire wheel covers valued at 165 dollars were stolen from a car on the Brady Buick lot at 830 East State Street. Early today a window was broken at Underdog Records, 42 North Court Street.
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Athens
Brady
E. State St
Underdog Records
N. Court St
Chauncey Man Hurt In Wreck
Police report a late night traffic crash on Columbus Road near the State Patrol post injuring Roger Way 51 of Chauncey and involving Christopher Way 17 of Millfield Route 1 who drove left of center and struck Randy Mulford 18 of Amesville driving another vehicle.
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Roger Way
Chauncey
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Christopher Way
Millfield
Columbus Road
State Highway Patrol
Randy Mulford
Amesville
Old Chauncey Buildings Replaced in School Plan
Chauncey Elementary will gain a new wing to replace aging structures under the school bond plan. Superintendent Sam Henderson cites heating, insulation, and plaster problems, while Principal Clyde Jarvis notes inadequate facilities. The addition will house a gym and rooms for music art and special needs, with old buildings vacated.
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Chauncey
Bucky Long
Chauncey Elementp School
Supt
Sam Henderson
Chauncey Elementary
Clyde Jarvis
Don Sapp
Sapp
Jarvis
Henderson
Chauncey-Dover
Ocean Once Covered Area: Fossils Found Near Albany
Ohio University geologist Dr. Stanley Fisher told Athens County Museum fans that the area was once under a shallow ocean. Using a map, he traced the Teays drainage across West Virginia and Ohio before the Ohio River formed and linked glacier effects to local industry and earth crust strata. Future talks include OU zoologist Dr. Henri Seibert and topics on plants, Indians, settlements, OU, and a Glouster tour.
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Albany
Ohio University
Stanley Fisher
Athens County Museum
Fisher
West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio River
Hocking River
South America
Henri Seibert
Also Mentioned on This Page
AHS
Glouster
Ruth Savage
Larry Russell
Zeta Snow
Hocking Technical College
First United Methodist Church
Noami Mayer
Mildred Olson
Evalyn Walker
Pat Blaschak
Merilyn Richards
Pat Serio
Joan Vaughan
Maybelle Bartlett
Marion Keller
Evelyn Romine
Joyce Rose
Marie Snide
Kathleen Campbell
Helen Ervin
LaVey Phillips
Julia Curry
Jan Bixler
Julia Graham
Clara Rannon
Sue Moore
Adrienne Davies
Clarice Gaston
Lois Fri
Grace Cotton
Bernice Romine
Bernice Shermer
Beverly Schumacher
Clarice Squibb
Max Harbert
Martha Bratton
Elizabeth Wilson
Ed Tuckerman
Betty Hawlk
Dorothy Fulton
Mac Thayer
Rolla Wagner
Connie Pikaart
Ruth Peterson
Shirley Whan
Donna Reese
Eula Slater
Nancy Stinson
Arlene Dressel
Lydia Lehman
Darlene Stuchell
Larry Halter
Canteen
Billie Shaw
Nancy Pierce
Lot
Pat Hines
Euclid Drive
Billford
W. State St
Nelsonville — Ladies Penecostal Auxiliary
American Legion
Fulton Street
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
D&s
U.S. & Possessions
Messenger Publishing Co
Jhnson Road
Chauncey Man
Athena
Brunswick Ger
Mantown
Fiber Arts
Messenger
Bob Wilson Jr
Carol L
Ins
Briarwood DR
Paul
Tony
TV & Stereo Warehouse
North Court
Athens National
Athens National Bank
Athens National the Bank
First Banc Group
FDIC
Marting
Ffir
Aan
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