City schools prepare for 1400 students Friday opening
Athens schools expect about 1400 pupils across four buildings Central East West Side for the first day Friday. A 9 a.m. superintendent address and 10:30 a.m. faculty meetings set the start, with first grade registration 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday and kindergarten mothers gathering Friday at 2 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Athens City Schools
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Jan Ehe
Willard P. Barker
Don Thomann
Harry Lackey
Thomas Bowen
Robert Fancis
Maxwell Ferguson
E. G. Clifton
U. S
Clayton Smith
Farl Washburn
Walter Porter
Harold Lee
P. S. Wamsley
Eva Lamon
Mayme Johnston
Mary Vickrey
Mary Connett
Charles McVey
Irene Hand
Pauline Fierce
Jerome Fenske
Ethel Woolf
Helen Porter
George Riser
Thomas Stubbs
Paul Carpenter
Charleen Davis
Helen Dinsmoor
Lucille Duffee
Richard Essex
Harold Kessler
Fontella Linn
Charles McAfee
Gladys Moore
Edgar Bannon
Edith Stocklin
Alice Schuler
Pauline Collins
Arten
Mildred Lash
Martha Hooper
Frances Higgins
Ruth Pierce
Dorothy Turner
Cora Evans
East
Myrta Ashworth
Maydelle Helwig
Florence Cook
Lena Smith
Kathleen McAfee
Martha Warren
Sarah Blower
Mary Jenkins
Maps Decorate and Aid Learning at Home and School
Decorative and functional maps can enhance homework and classroom spaces. From world and U S charts to historical, astronomical, and specialty maps, mounting tips cover paste selection, smoothing techniques, and finishing with lacquer for durability.
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U. S
United States
New Action Develops In Reunion Row
Court action continued from Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion fracas. Lester Bobo pleads innocent in Municipal Court to obstructing an arrest. His son William is arraigned, with bond set at fifty dollars. Hearing for Lester and William scheduled Friday morning.
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Jacksonville
Lester Bobo
William
Trimble
Lawrence Skinner
Ohio University Professor Endorses Ike as Father-in-Law
Ohio University chemistry instructor Lowell Tensmeyer, asked by Henry N. Taylor of Scripps-Howard for his view on presidential candidates, called Mr. Stevenson clever but said Ike is the sort of man you would want as a father-in-law. The exchange occurred when Tensmeyer picked up Taylor in Limon, Colorado.
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Lowell Tensmeyer
Ohio University
Henry N. Taylor
Scripps-Howard
Tensmeyer
Steveson
Ike
Taylor
Limon
Colo
Man Changes Plea on BMV Charge Receives Probation
Charles E. McLaughlin of Glouster Route 3 changed his plea to a Bureau of Motor Vehicles charge Wednesday. Municipal Judge John F. Newcomb fined him 150 dollars plus costs and imposed a 30 day jail term, suspended after 30 days probation and 100 dollars of the fine. McLaughlin had previously pleaded innocent and was cited for failing to turn in his license.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Charles E. McLaughlin
Glouster
John F. Newcomb
McLaughlin
Bureau
E Paul Cotton Elected Secretary of Junior Class
E Paul Cotton of the Bank of Athens has been elected secretary of the Junior Class of the School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin.
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E. Paul Cotton
Bank of Athens
University of Wisconsin
W E Houston Dies at 81 in Ohio and Ky
William E. Houston 81 of Athens Route 5 died Tuesday after a brief illness. Survived by wife Her mia daughter Mrs Mary Virginia Clark a brother Tully Houston and sister Mrs Elisha Boyd. He worked at Gallipolis Tribune until retirement. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Friday in Ashland Ky with burial there. Friends may call Thursday at Jagers and Sons Funeral Home.
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William E. Houston
Athens
Hermia
Mary Virginia Clark
Tully Houston
Newport
Elisha Boyd
Winchester
Ohio
Houston
Gallipolis Tribune
Ashland
Jagers and Sons Funeral
Athens man fined for driving to left of center
Lloyd R. Mace of Athens was fined 10 dollars and costs after a State Highway Patrol arrest for driving to the left of center. Mayor Charles Wadley of Chauncey imposed the penalty over the weekend.
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Lloyd R. Mace
Athens
Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Drivers Told to Watch for School Children in Athens
Athens Police Chief J B Grogan warns drivers to slow down for children returning to school. He notes summer distraction and explains police will run the E State St Verona Place light early to heighten awareness. Grogan stresses new pupils face fresh risks and urges caution during early weeks.
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Athens
J. B. Grogan
E. State St. Verona Place
East Side
Grogan
St Pauls Catholic School Opens With About 175 Students
About 175 students are expected to register as St Pauls Catholic School opens Friday morning. The opening session will last about half a day, with full-day classes starting Monday.
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St. Paul's Catholic School
Roger Ano 26 Faces Municipal Court Fine Over Muffler
Roger Ano 26 of 181 W. Washington St forfeited a $10 bond in Municipal Court after a city police citation for using an illegal muffler on his car.
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Roger Ano
Washington St
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