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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1969
Page
3
The Athens League of Women Voters provides free rides to polling places on Tuesday and suggests calling Mrs. John Shallop at 593-8977 to arrange transportation.
Advertises washable corduroy boys overalls with snap crotch and built up fronts and backs. Available in solids, plaids and stripes in sizes 2 3 4 priced at $3.75.
The $1.5 million Federal-Hocking High School at Stewart opened this fall and drew residents for a Sunday tour. State Sen. Oakley Collins praised the Southeastern Ohio school system and spoke during the event alongside school officials and legislators.
C W Montgomery III chaired a school program where Robert Weinfurtner urged education serve society’s standards. Weinfurther argued education builds individuals to sustain American culture while schools offer broad curricula from vocational to pre college courses. Ralph Welker gave the flag to James Carpenter as principal and Charles Bower handed the building keys. The Federal Hocking Band performed under Francis Angelos.
A Congress Street man pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to a charge of attempted breaking and entering at the Armstrong Service Station on Sharpsburg during the night. George Christman was apprehended along Route 50A after Deputies Stotts and Dougherty identified him. Hearing set for Nov. 12. Armstrong reported the attempted entry while asleep.
A 37 year old Newark man, Buddie Browning, was found unconscious in the county jail this morning and received emergency care from the fire department squad. Browning had pleaded guilty earlier to a highway patrol arrest on Route 33 and was sentenced by the Municipal Court to seven days in jail a $200 fine and costs and a 60 day driving suspension. He recovered by the time the sheriff's deputy took him to a local physician.
Mary Versteeg of The Plains petitions against Virgil N. Versteeg of Columbus alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect and asks custody of their minor child. Catherine Louise Porter of N McKinsey Ave petitions against Kenneth D. Porter of Carri Hill Apartments alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect and seeks custody of their minor child.
Barrie Dye Jr 23 Nelsonville fined 20 dollars and costs for speed and petrol. Harold Harman 2 Mountainside fined 15 dollars and costs for speed patrol accident on October 29. Gerald Lawrence 20 Toledo fined 2 dollars and costs for no motorcycle operator's license.
About 4,000 species of fish travel in schools guided by currents and ecological needs. Researchers note schooling behavior enhances foraging and predator avoidance across diverse aquatic habitats.
Volunteers are needed by the Students for Educational Progress to provide transportation between Athens and county schools for tutors in the STEP program. Call the Athens Volunteer Center at 592 3491 for details.
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