Rotary hears plans for Hocking Athens Conservancy
Don R. Johnson outlines formation of the Hocking and Athens County Conservancy Association at the Rotary Club. He notes floods since 1773, sources in Gulf storms, and that district support would come from federal aid and local property taxes. John E. Gotherman of the Ohio Municipal League will discuss the municipal income tax with residents October 9.
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Conservancy Association
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United Appeal Fund
Ohio Municipal League
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Raymond Shepard
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Annual Reports for Athens County Cancer Unit Shared
The Athens County unit of the American Cancer Society released its annual report showing a balance of 4834.42 on September 30 and total crusade receipts of 9307.12, with 16 000 dressings given to 22 new patients and 14 patients receiving transportation aid. Dr Ruth Matthewson presided as unit president. new treasurer is Mrs Clarence Snow.
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American Cancer Society
John Risch
Curtis Bailey
Clarence Snow
Charlotte Southerton
Crusade
William Kirchner
Elmer Pierce
Edwin R. Wagner
Waldo Poston
Grange
Ruth Matthewson
October Brings Cool Start as Drought Persists
U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer reported October began on a bright cool note with a near freezing 35 degrees early today, warming to 58 by 9:30 a.m. under a sunny sky. Monday reached 72 degrees, while September rainfall totaled 1.16 inches, most occurring on one day. a year earlier September had 5.63 inches.
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U.S
C. L. Colmer
Trustees reject Plains incorporation plan in Athens Township
The Plains incorporation proposal was rejected by the Athens Township trustees and will not appear on the November ballot. Backers may seek a smaller area for a future vote, with a May primary possible for any new proposal.
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Athens Township Board of Trustees
Bill Riley
Harold Brown
Roy Nolan
Dwight Robinson
Athens
Dover
Riley
Sidering
AHS Band Tag Day Is Success
Athens High School Band Director Walter Suchanek thanked the community for support on tag day, with funds to buy a new French horn. The 72 regular members 7 majorettes and 15 alternates perform a precision drill show, climaxing with Swinging The Blues.
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Athens
Walter Suchanek
Suchanek
AHS
Nelsonville
Cleveland Boys Found
City police apprehended four Cleveland boys ages 1 to 15 who had left their homes. Two were picked up at the bus station one on N Congress Street and the fourth at Court and E Washington Streets. Two entered the Fen zel Apartments basement early Monday seeking shelter but nothing was disturbed. They will be turned over to their parents.
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N. Congress St
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E. Washington Sts
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