School Board Approves New Discipline Policies in County
The Mason County Board of Education approved policies drafted by a committee of principals to improve discipline and learning conditions. The plan distributes responsibilities to the board superintendent principals teachers and bus drivers and sets supervisory standards for classrooms halls and field trips. Absences and extracurricular supervision are addressed along with rules on smoking and property destruction. The notice also covers a separate appointment and tax levy notices from Meigs and Athens counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Board of Education
W. E. Hereford
Benjamin Franklin, IV
Ralph Sayre
Charles Carr
Frank Capehart
Mason County School System
Mason County Plans TV Fund Drive for Centennial
Mason County to aid statewide centennial campaign with a WCHS telethon from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday hosted by Dave Garroway. Donations of 10 dollars or more to be called in. WJEH radio will air spot appeals Saturday. The county targets 12000 dollars with 6000 kept locally and includes a pageant and parade in planned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason County
WCHS
Charleston
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Wednes
WJEH
Walter M. Windsor
Bend
New Haven
Clifton
Edith Fox
Employment Service Finds 53 Positions
Point Pleasant WV employment office reports 53 individuals placed in September with 1,257 claims filed for all types totaling 1,856 weeks. At month end 2,219 people were registered for work, against August figures of 2,274. Comparison shows 1961 September had 1,262 claims and 2,043 registrations. Smith notes improved placement with employer and applicant use of vocational tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jack L. Smith
West Virginia
Smith
County Fair at Harmon Park October 18 20
Plans for Point Pleasant first county fair in years outline events across Harmon Park October 18 to 20. Thursday features Hannan High Band tractor driving greasy pig old time fiddlers square dance. Friday includes beef judging women’s tractor contest and crowning of fair queen. Saturday offers junior tractor and field day events plus pet parade and horse show. Republican rallies scheduled at West Columbia Wood and Beech Hill schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
Hannan High School
Crash Kills Two Truckers Near St Albans
Two truck drivers died in a pre dawn crash on Winfield Road near St Albans when a tractor trailer loaded with 170 hogs overturned across the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks. The victims were Jess W. Wheeler 31 of Springfield Ohio and Donald William Boniface 27 of Indianapolis Indiana. About 50 hogs were killed and the remainder were sent to Hank Maddox farm at Scott Depot for disposal or care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Winfield Rd
St. Albans
Chesapeake and Ohio
Jess W. Wheeler
Springfield
Ohio
Donald William Boniface
Indianapolis
Ind
Smithfield Packing Co
Smithfield
D. L. Lemon
West Virginia State Police
Hank Maddox
Scott Depot
Gallia Academy elects class officers for 1962 63
Gallia Academy High School elected junior and senior class officers for 1962 63 as announced by Principal Glendon O Evans. Junior officers include Charles Burnette president Tom Tope vice president and M Lou Warehime secretary treasurer. Senior officers include Sally Dailey president Mike Reapp vice president Mary Avalon Betz secretary and Carol Sue Young treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Glendon O. Evans
Charles Burnette
Tom Tope
M’lou Warehime
Sally Dailey
Mike Reapp
Mary Avalon Betz
Carol Sue Young
Handicapped Week Proclaimed in Point Pleasant
May or Virgil Siders proclaims Point Pleasant Employ the Physically Handicapped Week and urges citizen cooperation for handicapped neighbors. Pomeroy Ladies Association golf club plans a 10 a.m. Sunday tournament followed by a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Virgil Siders
Pomeroy
Ladies Association of the
Pleasant Valley Hospital Notes and Local Elections
Mary Elizabeth Thomas of Point Pleasant and others are listed in hospital notes from Pleasant Valley Hospital. Multiple residents and visitors from Point Pleasant, West Columbia, Apple Grove, Hogsett, and Clarksburg are mentioned with surgeries and illnesses. Local school district and township election notices detail levies for fire protection and operating expenses in 1962 Athens County Ohio.
Autumn’s Palette of Flowers Flower Show Plans
The 12th annual New Haven and Nehaclima Garden Club show, Autumn’s Palette of Flowers, will run at the New Haven Grade School auditorium on Saturday 2:30 to 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. Chair Selah Jane Powell and consultant Mrs. Fred Batey organize four divisions: Horticulture, artistic, educational exhibit, and civic project. The artistic division has eight classes for Garden Club members, plus Class 6 open to men. horticulture is open to all exhibitors. Exhibitors must grow their own samples and cannot sell plants or employ professional gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Garden Club
Nehaclima Garden Club
Selah Jane Powell
Fred Batey
Garden Club
Ames Bern Local School District to seek extra levy in 1962
The Ames Bern Local School District Athens County Ohio votes to levy a tax in excess of ten mills for operating expenses at up to three mills for ten years. The notice names E B Young as ABORO chairman and the clerk as Dated Oct 1962.
York Local Schools to Vote on 1.8 Mill Levy
A resolution of the York Local Board of Education, Athens County Ohio, proposes a tax levy for current expenses. The election will be held November 6, 1962, with the rate not exceeding 1.8 mills per dollar of valuation, as authorized by the board chairman EB. B. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ohio
Board of Elections
Athens County
E. B. Young
Ray Bobo
Board of Education
District of Albany
Amey County
Ray Boro
Ames- Bern
Ames-Bern
Athens Co
ABORO
Ork
York
EB. B. Young
Carthage
Board of Selections
Nelsonville City Schools
Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
RE. B. Young
Troy
Troy Township
Rome- Canaan
Rome-Canaan
EE. B. Young
Glouster
B. Young
Ray Rbo
County Auditor
Court House
Athens
Board of Revision
County Board of Revision
County Court House
J. W. Whaley
Oard
Shade
Tne
BE B. Young
Trimble
Caage-Troy
Carthage-Troy
Bobo
Athens Township
Board of
Elec
BE. B. Young
Local School District and Township Bond Votes Planned
Notices detail multiple 1962 voting measures in Athens County Ohio. Carthage Township Troy and Rome Canaan districts seek levies for fire protection cemeteries and school operations with millage rates from .08 to 3.60 depending on district. Elections set for November 6 1962 and August 20 1962 dates. Ballots to be cast at regular voting places.
Shareholders Meet Sets Merger Vote for Athens Banks
Notice states special meeting of shareholders of The Athens Bank and Bank of Athens N.B.A. Will be held October 15, 1962 at 10 A.M. at 3058 Montgomery Road Cincinnati for approval of a merger under U.S. laws and currency department consent with copies of the agreement on file during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H N.B.A
Montgomery Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ee Rthe National Bank
United Rateng
Washington, D. C
BR. . Sands
Puresuant
Athens Ationa
Montgomercy Mong
Cpetnasis
Athens N.B.A
Athens
United States
W. Kirkwood
Nelsonville City to Hold Special Tax Election in 1962
The Nelsonville city council announces a special election on November 6 to renew a 1 mill tax and add 0.3 mills for five years to fund current expenses including street lights. The rate may not exceed 1.38 mills per dollar of valuation, totaling 13 cents per $100.00, per year. Chairman Be. Young signs the notice dated October 8, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Elections
Agens County
B, Young
Ray Bobo
Bond Issue Election for Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village
Notice announces a November vote on issuing bonds by Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village School District to raise 266000 dollars for acquiring land and enlarging, remodeling, and equipping school facilities. Bond term is 23 years with an estimated tax rate of 3.75 mills outside the ten mill limit. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Ohio Time. Dated Oct 9, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Evucation
Chauncey-Dover
Athens County
Cooe
Chaun -Dover
Leools
Ohio
Atl
hauncey-Dover
Board of Elections
E. B. Young
Ray Boro
Notice of Estate Sale and Heirs in Chauncey Ohio
Homer B. Gall Jr as administrator of James F. Kirkendall deceased filed October 9 1962 in Athens Probate Court seeking sale of an undivided two thirds interest in Lot 50 Edye Addition Chauncey Athens County Ohio to pay debts and costs. Heirs and interested parties must answer by February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Katzenbach
Shirley Bolin
James F. Kirkendall
Homer B. Gall, Jr
County of
Athens
State of
Ohio
Chauncey
Percacar
Athens County
James
Homer
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Reedsville
Dal
William Randolph
Meigs County
H. O'Brien
F. Probate Court
Employment Service
Missionary Society
Bess B. Moore
Women’s Missionary Society of
Main Street
John King
Love Gift
A. F. Wilson
King
Nelson Crutchfield
B. L. Grumbling
Stuart Burdette
Vernon Harvey
Gordon Jackson
Harry Wells
William Vanhorn
George Roberts
Richard Thomas
Homemakers
Mason Parish
Avalanche Club
Ray Crank
Homemakers’ Council
Republican Campaign Committee
West Columbia
Wood School
Clendenin
Beech Hill
Route 17
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Notes
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
John W. Cullen
Letart
Eddie Skaggs
Charley Hill
Ewing Twins
Charley Fowler
Apple Grove
Irene Keefer
Clifford Schools
Hubert Pullins
Middleport
James Ferrell
Camp Conley
Holzer Hospital
Ferrell
County Clerks Office
Kenneth W. Chandler
Bellemeade
Jessie Richards
New York City
Lyle Austin
Richard Austin
Hogsett
Louise Patterson
Clarksburg
C. P. Stout
Stout
Mason County School Board
Couny
Plains
Athens Canty
Order of the Board of Elections
By. B. Young
HANNA
Senate
Washington, D.C
W. A. Marting
Hanna Mining Co
George M. Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
the Messenger
Dover
Dover Township
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