County Road and Bridge Projects Planned This Spring
County Engineer Harry Dust outlined April and May highway repair and two new bridge projects, with a major summer paving program. Projects include a 24 foot span steel beam bridge on Dutch Creek, a new bridge on Road 34 in Canaan Two, and widening and elevating several roads to prevent flooding and improve safety. Last year the county laid 14.38 miles of blacktop, sealed 153 miles, widened three miles, and rebuilt or repaired 75 small bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accord
Canaan
Dutch Creek
Baker Road
Athens
Highway Department
Dirty Creek Road
Fox Lake
Margaret Creek
Potter Road
Linscott Run
New Marshfield Road
Brimstone Ridge
Mush Run
East Millfield
Little Greens Run
Amesville
Winning Science Entry In State Competition
Four Alexander High School students earned high ratings at District Science Day at Ohio University. Marcus Lohr Jr. announced David Ladd a senior received a superior rating for his project on polyethylene mulches. Ladd will compete in the State Science Day in Columbus April 8 and will present his paper at the University of Dayton April 21. Brenda Goodwin and James Norris earned excellent ratings for tuberculosis and petroleum fuel respectively, while Walter Jordan received a good rating for trees and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander High School
Ohio University
Marcus Lohr Jr
David Ladd
Ladd
Columbus
University of Dayton
Brenda Goodwin
James Norris
Walter Jordan
Sally Ball
Fred Cooper
$100,000 Suit Filed From 1966 Accident
Martha and Arthur Mitchell of Cambridge sue Donald M. Koehler of Bedford Heights in Common Pleas Court for 100000 in damages from a January 1966 Route 13 Chauncey accident. Mrs Mitchell seeks 75000 for injuries and loss of her services, while Mr Mitchell seeks 25000 in a second claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Arthur Mitchell
Cambridge
Donald M. Koehler
Bedford Heights
Common Pleas
Mitchell
Chauncey
Birth of a Daughter in Albany to Mr and Mrs Dailey
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dailey in Albany. Admitted to the hospital were Mrs. Edna Linscott of Athens and Frederick Brady of Millfield Route 1. Several patients were dismissed or transferred including Mrs. Presley Buchanan Mrs. David Cogan Dana Facemyer Mrs. Lowell Howard Fred Thompson Mrs. Mary Packard Guy Spaulding Wanda Hudnall and Rebecca Kirk to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dailey
Albany
Edna Linscott
Athens
Frederick Brady
Millfield
Presley Buchanan
David Cogan
Dana Facemyer
Lowell Howard
Fred Thompson
Columbus
Mary Packard
Guy Spaulding
Wanda Hudnall
Rebecca Kirk
Belpre mayoral race fields three Republican candidates
Carl S. (Ted) Frey, a former Athens policeman and county juvenile officer, is one of three candidates for the Republican mayoral nomination in Belpre. Incumbent Garret Brown, who sought the GOP 10th District nomination last year, faces the field. Frey now works for Ruth Construction Co. in Wood County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S
Ted) Frey
Athens
Belpre
Garret Brown
Frey
Ruth Construction Co
Wood County
West Virginia
Principal Stacy attends regional seminar on scheduling
Richard N. Stacy Athens High School principal joins school administrators from seven states at a seminar on Scheduling Innovations in the Secondary Schools. The two and a half day event at Hospitality Inn Columbus is sponsored by the School Management Institute, a non profit corporation run by the Ohio School Boards and Ohio School Administrators Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard N. Stacy
Athens
Hospitality Inn
Columbus
School Management Institute
Ohio School Boards
Ohio School Administrators Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ing
Harry Dust
Shoe Dept
Italy
Frank L. Goebel
Coolville
Wood County Bank
Parkersburg
Goebel
Tri County Bank
Ohio School of Banking
Patricia Cooley
Ane Drugs
South Court Street
Polaroid Land Camera
Sheltering Arms Hospital
AHS
Fashion
Jantzen
Hawaii
Tiffany Glass
Dupont Lycra
Bermuda
China
Zingy New
Both
Top
Jamaica
Pinkapulco
Zero White
Janzen
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