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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
2
Building permits in September rose to 2 898 630 dollars, the highest monthly total since May 1963, driven by the new private Bromley Hall dormitory project and other issued permits from the Athens service-safety director's office.
A reading workshop for about 250 teachers at York High School aims to identify pupil reading difficulties and improve the curriculum. Ohio University professor Dr Edward Lynn will deliver the keynote on reading can make the difference.
District sanitarians will meet in Athens Thursday for a fall session of the Ohio Association of Public Health Sanitarians. The all day meeting will be at the Sportsman Grill with remarks by Athens County health commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks and speakers from the Ohio Department of Health and Ohio University. A home fire safety demo by Bernie Crigger and a panel moderated by Bob Zaleha are on the afternoon program.
Three Athens County registrants plus six 18 year olds left by bus on Wednesday for Columbus where they underwent pre induction physicals at Ft. Hayes. Leaders included John W. Ogg of Athens and James R. Dearth of Albany with other registrants from Nelsonville Millfield and Glouster. Patrick R. Clifford of Millfield did not show for the examination.
Savannah Lodge 466 F and AM will convene at 8 p m Thursday with refreshments served. Comment by Orion D Wright master notes the schedule and hospitality for members.
A note from Sheltering Arms Hospital records the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack White of Albany Route 3. Other admissions include Orval Ryan of Athens Route 2 and several residents from The Plains and Shade Route 1 and 3.
Anita Rice of Albany Route 1 Mrs. Leslie Champlin of The Plains Mrs. Maywood Blake and daughter of Coolville Route 1 Mrs. Paul Sellers of Guysville Route 1 Charles Montgomery Jr of Millfield Route 1.
More than 1200 Southeast Ohio high school musicians join Ohio University for its 14th annual Band Day at Peden Stadium. A massed band will perform three pieces and form a giant O H I O at halftime of the Ohio Toledo game. Athens High School leads with 103 musicians and 10 drum majorettes.
The Common Pleas Court reports settlement of the case Grange Mutual Casualty Co. brought against Garnet Furr administrator of the estate of the late Paul Furr and others, resulting in dismissal.
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