High School Top Ten in Ohio Football Poll
The AP weekly high school football poll lists 10 top teams in Class AA led by Upper Arlington and Warren West. Mentor, Elyria, Struthers and others follow with varying points, while several schools earned votes but did not crack the top group.
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Columbus, Ohio
Associated Press
Upper Arlington
Warren West
Mentor
Elyria
Struthers
Cin
St. Xavier
Canton McKinley
Shelby
Wintersville
Cleve
St. Joe
Warren Harding
Columbus Eastmoor
Sidney
Massillon
Lorain
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Kettering Alter
Columbus
Linden McKinley
Beavercreek
Toledo Central Catholic
Brilliant
Marion Catholic
Crestline
Licking Heights
Twin Valley South
Sandusky St. Mary
McDonald
Danville
Leetonia
Lorain Clearview
Mogadore and
Orwell Grand Valley
Dover St. Joseph
Middletown Fenwick
Fairfield Union
Ottawa Hills
New Miami
Ask Joe Wilman bowling tip on release direction
A reader is urged to fix left of center release issues in bowling. The piece explains that releasing across the body strains the arm, misaligns momentum, and makes control difficult. It promotes a free Joe Wilman timer contest with questions sent to the newspaper.
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Browler
Joe Wilman
Joe
Pro Cage ABA Monday Results New Orleans Topples Houston
New Orleans defeated Houston 115 to 105 in a Monday ABA game. Only game results list Denver at New York and New Orleans at Oakland with Miami facing Minnesota at Duluth, Minnesota.
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New Orleans
Houston
Denver
New York
Oakland
Miami
Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Public Notices Emphasize Access to Records and Meetings
The Messenger urges citizens to read and study public notices and exercise their right of access to government information. Notices inform on government functions, records, and public meetings as part of self-government duties.
Election on tax levy excess of ten mill limit
Notice lists two Athens County Ohio election items. Waterloo Township asks renewal of a one mill levy for cemeteries for five years with elections on November 5, 1968, polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. EST. Glouster Village seeks renewal of two mills for five years to fund current expenses and street care and construction with the same election date and hours.
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Glouster
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Elections of
William A. Lavelle
Tax levy proposals in Athens Township and Alexander District
Two tax levy notices outline votes on November 5 1968. Athens Township seeks excess ten mill renewal for three years to fund dust control with a valuation based rate. Alexander Local School District seeks up to five mills for operating expenses for continuing period.
Education tax questions in Nelsonville York and Athens County Ohio
On August 7 1968 votes will be held November 5 1968 for tax measures in Nelsonville York City School District and Athens County. The Nelsonville York measure seeks ten mill operating expenses with up to seven mills additional, while Athens County seeks renewal of a 60 mill levy for five years for Children's Home and county tuberculosis hospital care. Also Waterloo Township proposes fire apparatus funding with a renewal of a one dollar per valuation tax. Dated July 1968.
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Alexander
Athens County
Ohio
Athens Co
Board of Elections
William A. Lavelle
William M. Howe
Board of Education
Nelsonville-York City
Board of Commissioners
Athens
Board of Township Trustees
Waterloo
Seid
Appointment of Executor for Cora Looney Estate in Athens
Harry K Looney of 30 Second Street Athens Ohio appointed Executor of the Estate of Cora Looney deceased of Athens County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated October 9 1968 by Probate Judge Harold J Rose.
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Harry K Looney
Second Street
Athens
Ohio
Cora Looney
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Said County
Dover Township Fire Protection Tax Issue Vote Summary
Dover Township in Athens County Ohio votes July 30 1968 on a 1 mill tax for fire protection. Ballot wording proposes a five year levy with tax rate capped per dollar of valuation. Voters decide at regular township polling places under local election rules.
Canaan Township to Vote on Dust Control Tax, 1968
The Township of Canaan in Athens County Ohio votes at the November 5 1968 General Election on a proposed levy to fund dust control. The plan asks for an additional tax not exceeding 40 mills for three years on the assessed valuation. Counties and voting places are to be specified in local notices.
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Athens
Ohio
Athens City
Board of Elections
Athens County
William A. Lavelle
Canaan
General Assembly
State of
Rowling and Not Shop Abex Odds and Ends
Sparse OCR fragment lists names and scores including Henry Richardson 236 John Patterson 1072 Jim & Hazels Bar settee verry Burton 234 Clyde Bronson 719-601 Rangers 2208 and various shop and office references with unclear context.
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Henry Richardson
John Patterson
Jim & Hazels
Settee Etree Tenees
Verry Burton
Clyde Bronson
Rangers
Ohio amendment to authorize bonds for public capital improvements
The document certifies Amended Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 29 and Amended Substitute House Joint Resolution No. 43 proposing constitutional amendments in Ohio. It details authority to issue tax supported and revenue obligations for highways water pollution control higher education and other state projects, with caps and allocation, plus procedures for submission to voters and effective date. The form includes certification by Secretary of State Ted W. Brown on August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Secretary of State of
Ted W. Brown
Senate
House
Secretary of State
Ohio amends Article VIII to allow capital bonds for public works
The proposal adds Section 21 to empower the General Assembly to authorize debt via bonds and notes for highways research water pollution higher education parks air ports and state buildings among others. Obligations would be revenue backed or secured by specified receipts and not counted against existing limits, with terms under thirty years and caps on annual and total issuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
Igher
Obituaries and Memorials Digest Card From Local Paper
A concise notice column lists obituaries and memorials with brief details. It notes funeral arrangements, family mentions, and the remembrance intention for recent passings. Enduring tributes highlight loved ones and community ties across town.
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Cory Rawson
the Plains
West Muskingum
Newcomerstown
Portsmouth N.D
Lorain St. Mary
Covington
West. Jefferson
Bopy
Waterloo Township
William M. Howe Sr
Common Pleas Court
Ruby Jean Locke
East Leroy
Michigan
Roscoe L. Locke
John F. Newcomb
Cline
Dover
Dover Township
Rowling Ab Pease
Jim & Hazel
Vere Smith Belk
McBee
Night Hawks
Rotary Press
Ows Rangers Office
World War Compensation Fund
United States OF America
Office OF the Secretary OF State
Ted W Brown
Messenger
James A. Hess Jr
Middleport
Pomeroy
Sheriff's Department
State Police
Chester Lemley
Noel Hermann
William Radford
Ewing
Fritz Buck
Richard and
Brian
Zeleski
Ladd’s
Dean A. Kasler
Trimble
Gillogly
Albany
Rainbo Fruit Farm
Amesville
Soa
St Allen
McClain
St. Rt
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The
Plains
Grimes
Rome
Fitzpatrick
Wilkesville
White's Mill
Miller’s Poultry
IBM
East End
Cal
J. D
Weayne Hlavin
Alleghany County
Penn
Athens 8 & PW Club
Armory
Harold Goddard
Bartlett Ohic
Beverly Ohie
Brown’s Auction Service
Marc Gavel
New Marshfield
Rutland
McCoy Auction Service
McCoy Chester Ohio Oe
Dillinger Shade Ohio
WE Sheridan
Bradford Auction CO
CRITT
Bradford Racine
Bill Janes
McConnelaville
Pennaville Ohio
Goldie M, Rice
Oliver Street
Meigs County
Crow, Crow & Porter
Pormeroy
Sybil Ebersbach
Goldie M. Rice
Northwood Drive
E. J. Holdens
Ranch
Plaza Shopping Center
Parkersburg
W. Va
Eazor Express, Inc
Eazor Square
Pittsburgh
Gail Watkins
PT A
Mondey
Neon
Rauch
Blackmores Restaurant
Ourt Street
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Basic Fashion
Anne Cabot
Hil
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
Ill
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