Title I Fund Use Explained
Joseph B. Gerwood reports Athens County Coordinator William Elmore explains Title I funds. The program began under the Elementary and Secondary Act of 1965 to aid local public schools with new instructional programs for students whose needs are unmet by regular schooling. It also funds health services guidance counseling and summer enrichment, with reading identified as the greatest need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Gerwood
Athens County
William Elmore
Elmore
Trimble
Hollister
Glouster
Coolville
Amesville
Alexander
Shade
Waterloo
Ohio State Department of Education
AHS Band Meeting Discusses Music Goals and Funding
Athens High School band leaders and Boosters met to address the music program’s challenges and plans. Superintendent Sam Henderson cited instructor shortages and tight budgets, stressing parent involvement as key to growth and noting benefits of music as student enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High
AHS
Sam Henderson
Athens
Henderson
Robert Lifsey
Athens Band Boosters
Liffey
Loan Plans To Be Topic In Hollister Meeting
John Yates a housing specialist from the Tri County Community Action Committee will speak at a Hollister area meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Hollister grade school He will discuss possibilities of home improvement loans economic opportunity loans and loans for new structures The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Yates
Tri- County Community Action Committee
Hollister
Yates
Chauncey Officials Convene to Discuss Budget Plans
Chauncey county ministers meet in Nelsonville from 5 to 7 p.m. Chauncey Christian Church official board gathers at 7 p.m. to prepare the 1969 budget. Chauncey Boy Scouts meet at 7 30 p.m. All events target local governance and community planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chauncey Christian Church Official Board
Council probes Halloween incident handled by deputies
A father criticized police handling of an incident involving two youths suspected of vandalism after a church party. William Henry urged the village council to investigate and prevent repeats, calling for better notice to families and appointments of special deputies for future duties. The meeting also approved a new clerk salary, city bills, and reported village truck readiness. Floyd Vincent was hospitalized after a 8:50 a.m. illness emergency call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Henry
Main Street
John Ley
Sycamore St
Henry
Ley
Silver Star Awarded Posthumously To Local GI Campbell
The Silver Star was awarded posthumously to Marine Cpl. Donald A. Campbell of Glouster Route 1 for actions in Vietnam. Ceremonies Saturday on the village square were led by Mayor Thomas Williams Jr. with the Glouster High School band, local veterans groups, and Campbell’s family in attendance. The citation was read by Major Degennaro from Columbus military headquarters and presented to Campbell’s widow. flags flew at half mast.
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Glouster
Cpl
Donald A. Campbell
Campbell
Vietnam
Thomas Williams Jr
Glouster High School
Ladonna Vaughn
Jim Sprott
Jor Degennaro
Columbus
Homer E. Campbell
Johnston
Hainley
McCann Frederick Post 414
American Legion
Frank Grubbs
Legion Auxiliary
VFW
Thanksgiving History Talk at Glouster WSCS Meeting
Mrs Willis Blower spoke on Thanksgiving origins and how the holiday evolved during a WSCS gathering at the Glouster Methodist Church home of Mrs David Cox on Broad Street. She traced its 1621 Plymouth roots to its 1941 congressional establishment as a fourth Thursday observance. Plans for church cleanup days and a family night were announced, with hosts named for coordination and refreshments served by Mrs Cox and co-hostess Mrs B R Angle.
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Glouster
Willis Blower
WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
David Cox
Broad Street
Plymouth
George Washington
James Madison
Congress
Richard Guinther
Blower
Harold Wilson
Yoga Lessons From Satchidananda Assistants In Athens
Swami Satchidananda of the Integral Yoga Institute will send two assistants to Athens for a three day program open to the university and town. The schedule includes a Wednesday lecture at Baker Center Ballroom, yoga instruction at the Cellar Door, and an open Friday discussion. Funding comes from donations and aims to promote self discipline and health through Hatha Yoga under skilled guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swami Satchidananda
Integral Yoga Institute of
New York
Ceylon
Athens
Baker Center Ballroom
N. College St
Rickert
Satchidananda
Italian Professor Will Visit Ohio University
Italian economist Dr. Tullio Bagiotti of Padua will be a Kennedy Visitor at Ohio University Wednesday through Friday. He is to lecture at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in Room 240 Bentley Hall on the technological gap between the U S and Europe. He will meet students and faculty across history languages economics and business administration and will conduct a seminar for the Economics Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullio Bagiotti
University of Padua
Italy
Ohe University
U. S
Europe
Bentley Hall
Economics
Bagiotti
Bocconi University
Milan
U.S
Rockefeller
Johns Hopkins University
University of California At Berkeley
Columbia University
International Review of Economics and Business
Ohio University
Belk-Simpson expands two Court Street departments
Belk-Simpson in Athens enlarges two departments after leasing space in an adjoining building. The shoe department moves to 19 S Court St formerly Economy Loan Co., freeing main store floor space for small nations patterns and fabrics. Storage and stock rooms gain five second floor rooms. expansion continues with new fixtures and signs arriving soon. The firm has served the Athens area for 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk Simpson
Court St
Joseph B. Kelly
S. Court St
Economy Loan Co
Small Nations, Patterns and Fabrics
Kelly
Seth Lewis
Thelma Linscott
the Plains
Mabel Martin
Athens
Belk-Simpson
Retail Stores in New York City Surpass 85,000
New York City houses more than 85,000 retail stores, a figure exceeding the combined totals of Alabama, Arizona, Kansas, and Maryland. The data highlights NYC's vast retail footprint and market scale.
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New York City
Alabama
Arizona
Kansas
Maryland
Halloween party hosted by MC Club in Chauncey
Mrs. Shirley Ross entertained the MC Club with a Halloween party. Past member Mrs. Lenora Way was welcomed back. Guests included Mrs. Jo Ann Barnhart and Mrs. Anna Mae Frazee. Prizes went to Mrs. Jean Ball, Mrs. Cora Stanley and Mrs. Barbara Canter. Next meeting at Mrs. Jack Pennell’s home on Nov 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Shirley Ross
MC Club
Lenora Way
Jo Ann Barnhart
Anna Mae Frazee
Jean Ball
Cora Stanley
Barbara Canter
Jack Pennell
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Mgr
Columbia Gas OF Ohio, Inc
Ken Steinhoff
Franklin Sheeter
War Memorial
The
Get
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Paul R. Fiske
Floyd Vincent
Chesterhill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
W. Washington St
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Tues
Cox
B. R. Angle
Richard Rickert
Mer
Ricker
Dr, Bagiotti
Belk’s
Tom Wendershot
Richland Ave
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Olds Delta
Rocket
EI Earoep
Health-tex
Jack E. White
Olds
Mmyyoou
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