Local Notices and Graduations in Athens Area
Georgia Hickman Nida is convalescing at home after major surgery at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia. Mrs Mary Pratt of Athens will celebrate her 93rd birthday on Oct 21 and resides with her daughters in Columbus. Barbara Hall of Athens Route 5 has pledged Delta Zeta sorority at Northwestern University as a freshman after graduating from Athens High.
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Georgia
Hickman Nida
Palmer St
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mary Pratt
Athens
Central Ave
Louise Sharp
Lucille Lorta
Mound St
Columbus
Barbara Hall
Serwood Hall
Five Oaks
Athens Route 5
Delta Jeta Sorority
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
School of Arts and Sciences
Northwestern
Athens High
Women Fans Cheer Bobcats Home Opener at Peden Stadium
Athens aims to capture autumn football spirit as the Bobcats host Toledo Rockets in the season opener at Peden Stadium. Band Day fills the venue with high school players while six devoted fan women from the Hess and Heffelfinger families share insights and enthusiasm.
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Lynn Tedrick
Athens
Bobcats
Toledo
Rockets
Peden Stadium
Hocking Hills
Southeastern Ohio
New Athens High School Proposal Aims at Nickel a Day Cost
Dr. William Holmes of Ohio University urged about 35 BPW members that Athens needs a new high school to relieve overcrowding. The bond issue on the November 3 ballot would cost about 18 dollars yearly, or five cents daily, with plans to expand agriculture, home management, agro business, and secretarial programs. Roger Jones outlined the city income tax proposal as a funding source, noting a 1 percent tax on income and a potential real estate tax alternative, with a sunset provision in 1966 and options to re-enact.
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Athens
William Holmes
Ohio University
Legislative Committee
The
BPW
Roger Jones
Jones
Morrison Elementary votes on bonds and tax levy
Morrison Elementary students voted on two local measures after electing Student Council officers. The high school bond issue passed 243 to 9 while the city income tax favored 135 yes to 70 no. New Student Council president is Larry Bratton with Brent Carpenter as vice president and Jim Gilham as secretary.
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Morrison
Larry Bratton
Brent Carpenter
Jim Gilham
Bruce Phillips
Marilyn McGee
Bob Williams
Terry McCauley
Jane Steele
Grant McQuate
Jane Tribe
Larry Daily
Debora
Reunion Of Katzenbach Descendants Held In Glouster Park
About forty people attended the annual reunion of the descendants of George and Eliza Katzenbach at Glouster Memorial Park. Attendees included numerous Katzenbachs and their spouses from Athens Dayton Zanesville Columbus Nelsonville New Marshfield Lucky Glouster and Albany with plans for the next gathering set for the last Sunday in September.
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George and Eliza Katzenbach
Glouster Memorial Park
Jake Katzenbach
Athens
George Katzenbach
Dayton
Ella K. Conant
Ellis Covert
Nelsonville
Katie Knight
Zanesville
Raymond Atkins
Harue Chlafan
Max Katzenbach
Columbus
Iris Hartman
New Marshfield
Estella Cornell
Janis Dickens
Dolores Elliott
Leland Conant
Lucky
Benny Conant
Bennita
Elsie Lewis
Alice Dunn
Fred South
George Dougherty
Glouster
Margie Burch
Edna Smith
Albany
Scouts to Hold Court of Awards Saturday
Girls Scout Troop 82 will meet at 1 30 p m Saturday with Mrs John Romine for the Court of Awards. The item mentions a claim about free college education in the 1970s and a note on ending discrimination in brain power.
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John Romine
U.S
Henry Dyer
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Toh
Food Giant
E. State St
Katie Hess
Joan Kappes
Elsa Heffelfinger
Marilyn Mourouzis
Ruth Richey
Ann Wagner
Bob Kappes
Cliff Heffelfinger
Nick Mourouzis
Frank Richey
David Wagner
Bill Hess
Joan
Crystal Pool
Stever
Peggy
Linda
Bob
Marilyn
Ann
Teddy Mourouzis
David
Michelle
Lynn Richey
Karen Heffelfinger
Laurie
Hess
Joan Kappel and
Ann Wagner and
Elsa Heffelfinger and
Holmes
Professional Women’s Lab
Dr. Holmes
Econo-Wask
COIN
Athens Plaza
Ohio
Jane Parker
Lady Tabor Freestone
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