Tire slashing mars Waterloo district school board meeting
Deputies reported several tires on board member Harrison Lovsey’s car were slashed during a meeting about proposed high school transportation cuts and district finances in the Waterloo elementary area. A cross was burned nearby. citizen James Gaston organized donations to replace the tires at the following meeting.
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Waterloo
Alexander
Harrison Lovsey
Sheriff's
Lovsey
New England Presbyterian Church Celebrates Centenary
The New England Presbyterian Church in Rome and Canaan Townships marks 100 years with a homecoming. Rev. Thomas Niccolls to speak at 1:30 pm after morning services, with a history of settlement, prior use of nearby buildings for worship, and notes on the village’s rise and decline linked to local railroad changes and the coal mine era.
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Roy Cross
The
New England Presbyterian Church
Wildwood
New England Presbyterian
Rome
Canaan
Frank FE. Hare
Thomas Niccolls
Stewart
Bethel
Presbyterian Church of
Methodist Church
Clark Dodds
Tom Vore
Ezra Green
Harvey Wright
John Copeland
William Addy
C. C. Hart
L. N. Woodruff
New England
Ohio
A. J. Gould
Bartlett
C. C. Gould
Amesville
Broadwell
Utley
Gould
Athens
C. B. Taylor
Guysville
Carthage
Tuppers Plains
Marietta and Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Canaanville
Council Renews Water Note and Raises Bud Lowry
City council approved a 400000 renewal for water system expansion and improved storage financing at 3.5 percent with Ohio National Bank. Bud Lowry was named city service manager with a 600 yearly raise, boosting his pay from 475 to 525 monthly. The panel also discussed road assessments on Bryan Road and Briarwood Drive and approved widening the East sidewalk bridge over Richland Avenue with state and local funding. A commemorative resolution for former Athens Mayor Franz L. Woodworth was approved and other items postponed.
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Bud Lowry
Raymond Shepard
City Planning Commission
Zoning Appeals Board
Robert J. L. Lee
Ohio National Bank
Lee
Lowry
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
Robinson
Bryan Road
Briarwood Drive
Richland Avenue Bridge
State Highway Department
Ohio University
Council
Capital Improvement Fund
Athens
Franz L. Woodworth
Former Athens Mayor Praised In Council Resolution
A special council resolution honors the late Franz L. Woodworth for six decades of public service in Athens. The former mayor, safety director and health official died Aug 9, with notes praising his terms as mayor in the 1940s and service on the city council and other posts. The measure was signed by all council members and Mayor Raymond Shepard.
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Athens
Franz L. Woodworth
Woodworth
Republican Central
No Reduction On Licenses For Over 65s
At the Athens County Courthouse Marjorie Mitchell clerk of courts says that residents under 65 will not get reduced hunting or fishing licenses. The only reductions apply to fishing licenses for those aged 65 to 70 at 2.35 per year and those 70 and over at 1.35 for a permanent license. Regular licenses remain yearly.
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Athens County
Marjorie Mitchell
Mitchell
Miles
Local 1699 AFL-CIO to Meet At Space Arts Hall
A September meeting of Local 1699 of the AFL-CIO is set for 8 p.m. Saturday in Siegfried Hall at Space Arts. The day brought a high of 83 degrees with a light breeze and a low near 64. Morning rainfall reached .24 inches and the Hocking River stood at 2.41 feet and was falling.
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Hocking
The
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employee Union
Afl-Cio
Space Arts
Seigfred Hall
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Mente
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Cotor
Were Smith Audio-Visuals, Inc
William Diles
Hearing Aid Dept
West Union St
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Logan David W. Gierhart
Arrow Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Red Clay
Mr. Hare
Anic
Nelsonville
Canvas Oxfords
Oxfords
USA Basketball
Redbook Magazine
Boulting Brothers
Wavley Malls
John Malls
Wes Bennett
OUR Free
Holiday Inn
Columbus
Toyota
Holiday
Beasley & Mathews
Holi
Hocking Valley
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