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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1969

Page

17

Federal Hocking High opens a modern 1.5 million facility

The new Federal-Hocking High School east of Stewart serves 460 pupils from Ames Bern Rome Canaan Carthage and Troy Townships over 200 square miles. The $1.5 million building, funded mainly by taxpayers and state aid, features a zoned curriculum with gym auditorium bandroom science labs and vocational spaces, plus a mural by Charles Byron.

Coolville Stewart Ames Bern Rome Canaan Carthage Troy Federal-Hocking Athens County Route 14 Hocking River Federal Creek Ames-Bern Carthage-Troy Rome-Canaan Charles W. Montgomery III James Carpenter Tri-County Vocational High School Carpenter Federal Hocking Chester-Tuppers Plains Meigs County Federal Hocking High School Charles Byron Hocking Daniel Stewart

Optimism in Growth Rates in 1963-67 Ohio Valley Counties

A four year study by Ohio University economist William Muse analyzes 18 area counties across five indicators. While half the counties lost population, payroll earnings rose in 11 counties, with Adams and Hocking leading gains well above state averages. Athens, Meigs, Gallia and Vinton show notable payroll increases.

Ohio Valley William V. Muse Ohio University Meigs Vinton Athens Adams Hocking Gallia

Unorthodox Hall Constructed to Meet Their Unusual Needs

Athens Unitarians build their own church on Longview Heights after ten years of renting halls and fundraisers. Volunteers from engineers to artists designed a brick hall with irregular openings filled by Marietta glass and a sculptured facade to reflect liberal Unitarian beliefs.

Ann Mulligan Athens Longview Heights Whealey Cliff McCarthy Bill Beale Beale Mrs. McCarthy Marietta Glass Works John Spofforth Bill Davidson Spofforth

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