City School Enrollment Climbing With New Boundaries
Clyde Plant reports city school enrollment at 2118 pupils, up 10 from opening day estimates. Junior high and senior high gain while East and West elementary shifts reflect boundary changes. Special education classes rise to 27 across two groups, with potential third class from within the district.
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Plant
East Elementary
Morrison Elementary
West
Peace Corps trainees graduate at Zanesville
Forty two trainees, 30 men and 12 women, completed 10 weeks of Peace Corps training at Ohio University and were honored in Zanesville. They will teach in Cameroon schools or work in rural development after a YWCA graduation ceremony.
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Peace Corps
Africa
Federal Republic of Cameroon
Zanesville
Ohio University
Ohio
Ees
Cameroon
Francesca Gobbi
Washington
YWCA
Carl Denbow
Vernon R. Alden
New York City
OU Program Plans Night Classes for Fall Evening School
Ohio University announces expanded evening school for the fall with six courses on campus starting the week of Sept. 16. Open to high school graduates and adults over 21, with possible college credit. Registration is at 7 p.m. first class night, weekly meetings for 15 weeks. Courses include accounting, typing, folk dance, economics with WOUB-TV lectures, biology with televised demos, and ceramics with labs.
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Ohio University
Woub-Tv
Cancer Aid Is Offered by Athens County Unit
Nearly 5000 Ohio manufacturers and businesses have given employer life saving cancer information. Dr Ruth Matthewson says firms in Athens County provide early diagnosis and treatment guidance as the best cancer insurance. Information to participate available at the unit office in the courthouse or by telephone LY-20023.
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Ohio
Ruth Matthewson
Athens County
American Cancer Society
Court House
Salesmanship Awards Won By Athens Men
Two members of the Ray Riggs, Inc. staff in Athens earned Ford Lincoln Mercury awards. Marion Riggs won a master salesman award and Roscoe Burdette joined the 100 Club. Jacksonville Eagles host a Saturday dance 9 to midnight with The Vikings. children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent.
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Ray Riggs, Inc
Athens
Ford Motor Co
Marion Riggs
Roscoe Burdette
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Vikings
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Mr and Mrs Charles Young greet a daughter in Athens. Admitted are George Bowman Callie Terrill and Mrs Johnnie Jones of Albany. Discharged are Ernest Baker and Mrs Amanda Williams of Glouster Route 2 Mrs Donald Lawrence Millfield Route 1 and Susan Romine of Athens.
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Charles Young
Athens
George Bowman
Callie Terrill
Johnnie Jones
Albany
Ernest Baker
Amanda Williams
Glouster
Donald Lawrence
Millfield
Susan Romine
Glouster Cheerleaders Plan Car Wash at School
Mrs. O A Terrill 79 housemother at Chi Omega suffered a possible heart attack at Vogue Beauty Shop. She received oxygen en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Glouster cheerleaders will hold a car wash at the school Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to aid emergency services.
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O. A. Terrill
S. College St
Vogue
Congress
Washington Sts
Glouster
Fire Department
Abele Talk Via Phone Planned For Plains Meeting
Congressman Homer E. Abele will not attend the Republican meeting in The Plains due to Washington committee hearings. He will speak by telephone via a public address system. State Sen. Oakley Collins is expected to attend the 6 p.m. program at The Plains High School civic room. The Plains Republican Club and Athens County Women's Republican Club sponsor with GOP committees. a covered dish dinner with meat and coffee is provided.
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Homer E
Pete) Abele
the Plains
GOP
Abele
Washington, D. C
General Telephone Co
Oakley Collins
Plains High School
Plains Republican Club
Athens County Women’s Republican Club
Ministers Elect New Athens County Officers
The Rev. Tom Niccolls, director of Westminster Foundation at Ohio University, was elected president of the Athens County Ministerial Association. The Rev. Gene E. Rowe was chosen secretary treasurer at Westminster Foundation House. A three member committee for program planning was named, including Rev. Ronald Axtell, Rev. Walter Whitaker and Rev. John H. Williams. The group toured Athens State Hospital. Glouster scene notes list local residents and travels to Dayton and Utica New York with family visits and moves among residents including the Skinner, Shonborn, Davis, Craig, Chappell and Handa families.
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Tom Niccolls
Westminster Foundation
Ohio University
Athens County
Glouster
Frank Skinner
Mary
Dayton
Bill Skinner
Jacksonville
Steve Craig
Locust St
William Elliott
Mount Sterline
Carl Craig
Harrisburg
Ohio
Craig
Zanesville
Ralph White
Dean Chappelear
Cleveland
Helen Handa
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