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.
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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.
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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.
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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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