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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1967

Page

3

Athens Council OKs storm sewer plan on Tulane Road

Athens City Council passed six measures including an ordinance to proceed with Tulane Road storm sewer construction. The measure sets assessments, with residents paying 67 percent of the $35,138 city share. Council also approved notes for Briarwood Bry an Canterbury Drive and Stimson Avenue projects and an emergency ordinance for a third South Green Urban Renewal appraisal. The tax rates set within a 10 mill limit were approved, and support letters for an Ohio University airport near Albany were discussed.

Tulane Road Athens William Rowland Council Tulane Rowland Raymond Shepard Safety Service Dwight Robinson Tad Grover Briarwood-Bryan Canterbury Drive Stimson Avenue Robinson Briarwood Canterbury Stimson South Green Richard Beagle Beagle Chicago County Budget Commission Ohio University Martin Hecht City Sup

Head Start Supplement Is Renewed for Ohio Students

The Office of Economic Opportunity funds a $76,869 grant to Ohio University to continue a training program for 110 disadvantaged youths in Ohio and West Virginia. Participants study on campus, qualify as teacher aides for Head Start and preschool programs, work up to eight hours weekly in elementary schools, and are paid with federal funds while continuing high school. The program serves nine Appalachia counties including Washington, Hocking, Vinton, Meigs, Jackson, Gallia, Scioto, Ross in Ohio and Wood County in West Virginia. Dr. Albert H. Shuster, Dr. Albert G. Leep, and Bob Hutchins lead the program at Ohio University. Announcement by Rep. Clarence E. Miller.

Office of Economic Opportunity Ohio University Ohio West Virginia Appalachia Washington Hocking Vinton Meigs Jackson Gallia Scioto Ross Wood County Albert H. Shuster Albert G. Leep Bob Hutchins Clarence E. Miller

Margaret Creek Views Albany Pact Seeks Water System

Albany tentatively backs joining the Margaret Creek Conservancy Districts water plan as district attorney William Lavelle says an agreement is reached though papers are not signed. The district plans to buy land from Dwight Scott for 35141 and resell the house for 2641 before moving it. Court protests over earlier benefit appraisals are set to begin November 8.

Albany Margaret Creek

Births and lectures at Ohio University Inn in Athens

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lewis of Athens announce a son. Admitted and dismissed patients listed from The Plains Glouster Albany Route 1 and Marietta Wood. A series of sound investment lectures begins November 14 at 8 p.m. at The Ohio University Inn sponsored by Bache & Co Parkersburg, NYSE members, open to the public.

Frederick Lewis Athens Everett Hanning the Plains Lewis Everett Glouster Marvin Knowlton Albany Byron Kinkade Marghretta Wood Ohio University Inn Parkersburg

Sawmill Fire Behind Shade Suppresses Fire at Mill

A sawmill on the Moore Sargent Road between Shade and Carseytown reported a fire at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday when a large box of nails ignited. Richard Moore’s mill burned a foot square hole in the floor but volunteers arrived to extinguish the blaze. A separate item notes a Friday dance from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Federal-Hocking High School gym sponsored by the Federal-Hocking Athletic Boosters Club.

Shade Richland Area Stewart Federal-Hocking High School Federal-Hocking Athletic Boosters Club

121 Pints Collected In First Day For Bloodmobile

Central Ohio Red Cross bloodmobile at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, University Terrace, collected 121 pints and 127 donors with six rejections. 89 pints were requested for a hemophiliac child in Cincinnati. Drive continues today 10 to 4 with Army ROTC and Air Force ROTC units from Ohio University assisting, plus Athens Red Cross volunteers and university groups.

Central Ohio Army Air Force Red Cross Episcopal Church Philip Kinnard E. A. Sprague Athens Leland Randles Hudson Health Center Byron Andrews Glen Hazan David Hostettler Walter Fahey Walter Johnson Donald Keffer Phillip Woodworth W. D. Witham Freda Wyatt Carl Gustavson Irene Elliott William Mickle Frank Dilley Donald Barrett Howard Cox W. J. Odegaard David Westenbarger

Divorce Petitions Filed In Nelsonville and County Court

Suzanne L Cook of 330 Col is petitioning for divorce from Kenneth Cook of 392 Fort St Nelsonville. Kathryn Hunter seeks restoration of maiden name Kathryn Stotts after marriage to Dole Hunter.

Suzanne L. Cook Nelsonville Kenneth Cook Fort St. Nelsonville Kathryn Hunter Dole Hunter Kathryn Stotts

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