77 County Polling Places Listed Across Precincts
The county election board announced 77 polling locations for Tuesday voting from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m. Readouts include Athens Ward 1 precincts at armory sites and Central Avenue Church, Ward 2 at Ohio University venues, Ward 3 across DAV Building East State Street and city hall, Ward 4 at county highway garage, and multiple locations in Nelsonville and regional townships such as Athens North and South, The Plains, Chauncey, Albany, Glouster, Trimble, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Armory
Central Avenue Church
Athens High
Central Ave
Ohio
U. Lavwairy
W. Union St
Music Hall
Park P
Morrison School
Ward
E. State St
East Side School
City Hall
K of C
Mill St
County
DAV
Welfare
N. Lancaster St
Nelsonville
Legion Hall
Adams St
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Town House
Poplar St
Dixon Bridge
Fourth St
Alexander East
Pleasanton Church
Alexander West
Alexander Church
Amesville Village
Ames
Baker
Athens North
Court House
Athens South
Morrison
the Plains
Bern
Sharpsburg
Canaan South
Canaan North
Carthage
Chauncey 1
Chauncey 2
Circle Hill
Chauncey
Millfield
Millfield West
Sugar Creek
Albany Village
Lee
Lodi
Shade
Guysville Village
Masonic — Stewart
Depot
Bill Golding
Jacksonville
Trimble
Greens Run
Parrish
North
Glouster
Hollister
Coolville
Hockingport
Torch
WSCS
Troy Twp
Carbondale
Granville Crow
Mineral
New Marshfield
West Luhrig
Ralph Six
Buchtel
Deanville
Kimberly
York Grange
North York
State Highway Department
Division 10
Ward Cunningham
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Athens High students split tickets in mock election
Athens High School students favored Lyndon Johnson for president by 41 votes, Robert Taft for US Senate 229 to 165, Walter Moeller over Homer Abele 245 to 166, and approved the school bond issue 340 to 58, city income tax 245 to 174, and county tuberculosis levy 309 to 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Taft
US Senate
Walter Moeller
Homer Abele
Halloween Parade Planned by Kiwanis Club Saturday Night
The Kiwanis Club will hold its annual Halloween parade and activities starting at 6 30 p m Saturday. Participants meet 6 00 to 6 30 p m in front of General Telephone Co Washington St parading to Court St Mill St and Athens High School stadium. Entertainment by Pershing Rifles and a gymnastic team. Prizes of silver dollars awarded for costumes in five age groups. Treats provided to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Max Kinneer
Pershing Rifles
Rome School Safe Looted for 300 Dollars
Looting of the Rome-Canaan school safe yielded 300 dollars. Sheriff Harold Shields said the safe in Executive Head Herman Ellis' office was pried open between 8 p.m. Wednesday and 5:30 a.m. Thursday after intruders entered through an unlocked basement window and a furnace room door on the second floor. Deputies Buffington and Walker are aided by a BCI agent in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome-Canaan
Harold Shields
Herman Ellis
Ellis
Births and admissions from Sheltering Arms Hospital
Birth announcements list a son for Mr and Mrs Charles Grubbs Athens Route 3 a son. Mr and Mrs Emil Risseler Athens a son. Mr and Mrs Gary Gabriel Athens Route 3 a son. Admissions include Harlan E Carpenter Mabel Winning Woodrow Colmer Frank Dickens Mrs Samuel Stalder and Mrs George Gilham Donald Young. A shoplifting case yields a $25 fine. Center transfer notes report Joseph Sadar taken to Hudson Health Center after a knee dislocation incident at Ewing Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grubbs
Athens
Emil Risseler
Gary Gabriel
Woodrow Colmer
Frank Dickens
Samuel Stalder
Nelsonville
George Gilham
Albany
Donald Young
Joseph Sadar
N. College St
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Ewing Hall
Dropout Problem Highlighted by SOEA Dinner Speakers
Rev Charles Harrison of the Ohio Youth Commission told educators at The First Methodist Church that school dropouts risk economic harm from their actions. He urged teachers to engage with today’s youth as catalysts for change, noting 18 million dropouts by 1970 and citing defects and backgrounds among them. Also reported were SOEA officers elected for 1965 and a Memorial Auditorium assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harrison
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
First Methodist Church
Harrison
Ohio Youth Commission
School Masters Club
School Womens Club
Elouise Mechling
Perry County
Ruth Goodwin
Logan City Schools
Donald Rushing
James Dow
Logan
SOEA
Memorial Auditorium
OU Parents Committee Meeting in Athens This Weekend
The Ohio University Parents Advisory Committee seeks campus reform input. The 24 student parents meet at The Ohio University Inn to discuss housing morals and student freedoms and to offer university recommendations. Cochairmen are Mrs. Gordon Gray and Mrs. Benjamin Wills. Athens members include Col. and Mrs. David G. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. William A. Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Advisory Committee
PAC
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio University Inn
Cochairmen
Gordon Gray
Franklin Ave
Benjamin Wills
Columbus
Gray
David G. Smith
Morris
William A. Harmon
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Smith's
Court St
Ph. LY
AHS
OUR
RCA
Richard
Gunter
Rea) Pty
Athens Appliance & T.V. CO
West Washington ST
Rome
Shields
Sam Buffington
DeWitt Walker
BCI
I’roclaims
Raymond Shepard
Ohio 65
Ohio 65 Health Insurance Association
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Harlan E. Carpenter
Mabel Winning
Ruth K. Dubin
Lindley Hall
Ed Settle
Luckoff
the Home Savings & Loan Association
Washington St
Federal Home Loan Bank
Harold Starkey
E. M. Conant Realty
Donald K. Barstow
RAY Douglas Insurance
Mill Street
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill & Company
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
C. M. Gill Security Bank Bldg
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