State board to review Holt priority list for Vocation Act funds
Tri County Vocational School on the priority list of 15 for construction and equipment funds under the 1963 act. Holt noted allocations exceed 6 million with districts in priorities one through seven likely to receive funds. several districts were excluded for insufficient high school enrollment.
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Tri-County Vocational School
E. E. Holt
Tri - County
City
Associated Press
Dayton
Elyria
Akron
Cleveland
Toledo
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Holt
Northmont Local
Painesville
Athens City
Ohio Civitan Meeting Set In Athens
Eddie Lunn vice president of Civitan International will be principal speaker at a Ohio District Civitan Council meeting in The Ohio University Inn in Athens. About 90 Civitan members from more than 20 Ohio clubs are expected for the 9 a.m. session. Lunn of Nashville Tenn has been cited for outstanding Civitan service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lunn
Civitan International
Ohio University Inn
C. Roger Harris
Athens Club
Civitan
Ohio
Lunn
Nashville
Tenn
International Organization
Delegates To Attend 4-H Congress
Seven Athens County youths will represent the county at Ohio's 48th annual 4-H Club Congress opening Saturday on the Ohio State University campus. Delegates include Richard Gura Jim Archer Trudy Sheridan Joe Dishong Bernita Cagg Connie Enlow Rebecca Brown with sponsorship from local groups. Bill King drives the delegation and Olive Parrish serves on the congress staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
Ohio State University
Athens County Agricultural Society
Richard Gura
Athens
Jim Archer
Guysville
Trudy Sheridan
the Plains
Joe Dishong
Amesville
Bernita Cagg
Nelsonville
Connie Enlow
Albany
Rebecca Brown
George Banks
Columbus
Bill King
Congress
Olive Parrish
Eagles May Sell Home Build Replacement
Possibility of selling the Eagles' Athens home and constructing a new one will be discussed Wednesday at 7 30 p m by Aerie 529. President James A Ford urged all members to attend.
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Eagles
Athens
Aerie 529
James A. Ford
Athens Temperatures Soar as Heat Wave Persists
The mercury climbed to 90 degrees in Athens on Thursday per U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer. Humidity kept temperatures high with 80 degrees by 9 am Friday after an early low of 65, signaling continuation of hot weather.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Auto Passenger Injured In State Street Accident
Burtena Skinner, 65, of 19 Foster Street, injured with a knee and hip bump as a passenger in a car wreck at 900 East State Street. Other driver Verner D. Hondell, 50, Athens Route 1, cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance.
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Burtena Skinner
Foster St
E. State St
Verner D. Hondell
Athens
Bellville man bonds on wildlife charge in state court
Charles Kehl of Bellville forfeits a $25 bond on a state wildlife charge for shooting at a groundhog from a public road. James Kempton of Millfield faces a municipal court count for disturbing the peace with a $25 bond and costs, with part of the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kehl
Bellville
James Kempton
Millfield
Area Traffic Court Fines Illicit Driving Violations
A list of area traffic court cases shows numerous youths and adults cited for speeding, running stop signs or red lights, drag racing, and unsafe vehicle operation. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars with many suspensions and costs imposed.
Bond Forfeitures From Municipal Court
A municipal court list includes Virgil Herbert White 43 Trimble with no license fined 32 dollars. Purle Phillips 65 Albany failed yield right of way fined 31. Russell E. Mason 34 Logan Route 2 failed to stop within assured clear distance ahead fined 37. Sue Ann Dewey 23 83 N Shafer St operated with out license fined 32. John C. Swain 18 99 S May Ave speeding fined 27. Karen S. Blough 18 Belpre speeding fined 14. William A. LaFollette 59 Millfield traffic signal violation fined 12. Wayne D. Hanning 18 Albany Route 2 improper exhaust fined 12.
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Virgil Herbert White
Trimble
Purle Phillips
Albany
Russell E. Mason
Logan
Sue Ann Dewey
N. Shafer St
John C. Swain
S. May Ave
Karen S. Blough
Belpre
William A. LaFollette
Millfield
Wayne D. Hanning
Kendall Named To Zoning Board Of Appeals
Dr. H. B. Kendall a 69 Morris Ave. professor of chemical engineering at Ohio University was named by Mayor Raymond Shepard to the city zoning board of appeals to replace E. J. Taylor. Kendall will serve a three year term as the board elects its chairman.
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H. B
Ben) Kendall
Ohio University
Raymond Shepard
City
Zoning Board of Appeals
Kendall
Morris Ave
E. J. Taylor
Taylor
Ohio University College of Engineering and Technology
Athens
Suits Filed After Crashes
Two personal injury suits have been filed in Common Pleas Court seeking damages from auto accidents. Ethel S. Finnearty seeks 12000 from James Melvin Jackson and Square Deal Cartage Co. after a May crash on Court St. Helen Williams Curtis Sr. seeks 11500 from Edward Leon Greer after a September 1963 collision at Court and Union while riding in a Marilyn Williams car.
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Common Pleas Court
Ethel S. Finnearty
Athens
James Melvin Jackson
Utica
Mich
Square Deal Cartage Co
Detroit
Jackson
Court St
Helen Williams
Curtis Sr
Edward Leon Greer
Tulane Dr
Marilyn Williams
Union
Funds Released For OU Chillicothe Branch
The State Controlling Board approved 1.8 million dollars for the Chillicothe branch of Ohio University with officials predicting classes by fall 1966. In separate notices, local court filings list custody and support petitions among multiple couples. A fire department call responded to a gasoline overflow incident at Space Arts parking lot Health Center Drive.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Chillicothe
Ohio University
Otto R Stock
City Tire Department
Space Arts
Health Center Dr
Edwin Glick
Athens
City Schools May Get $114000 Federal Grant Chance
Fred Chase outlined a possible federal grant under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act at an Ath ens Community Arts Council meeting. The program targets culturally deprived students earning $2000 or less, with $200 per eligible pupil. The city could apply for up to $114,000, with county reach estimated at 2500 eligible children and a potential $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Chase
Chase
Athens Community Arts Council
CAC
Congress
State Department of Education
St. Paul’s
County Judge S Denied Increase in Salary Request
Common Pleas Judge John Bolin ruled the county commissioners are not obligated to pay County Judge George Schoonover an extra 50 dollars a month. Evidence shows no formal action approving the increase, only a prior general offer and a January 1963 budget entry.
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Common Pleas
John Bolin
George Schoonover
Schoonover
Bolin
Squad Aids Three Persons
Two persons were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city fire department emergency squad Donna Rutter 28 Highland Ave had abdominal pains and went to the fire station at 915 p.m. Also taken was Clarise Beebe 47 of 174 Second St who was ill at 1115 a.m. Thursday. At 1055 a.m. Thursday the squad went to 29 W State St where Elmer Roper 56 Chagrin Falls was ill and had recovered when the squad arrived.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
City Fire Department
Donna Rutter
Highland Ave
Clarise Beebe
Second St
W. State St
Elmer Roper
Chagrin Falls
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Walree Thomas
Mark Irvin Sayre
John Sayre
Buchtel
Harold E. Casterline
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Charlotte Louise Miller
William C. Cundiff
Syracuse
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Charles T. Tolliver
Kenneth David Wade
Pontiac
Nellie S. Sanborn
Daniel B. Davis
Mansfield
Oliver A. Riley
Vitilious Annette Coon
William Raymond Powell
Alonzo Gambill
New Marshfield
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Verlon R. Brieker
Kenneth T. Brooks
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West Fairgrounds
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Ellis Leroy Stiers
James Kisor
Neva Kisor
Mary L. Mohney
Denver Mohney
Benjamin G. Dennis
Ruth E. Dennis
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