Ohio amends constitution to authorize 500 million highway bonds
Amended Senate Joint Resolution No. 52 proposes adding a new section to Article VIII to authorize debt not exceeding five hundred million dollars for acquisition of rights of way and highway construction in Ohio. The bonds would be tax exempt within the state, repaid from vehicle and fuel taxes, with full governor and secretary of state involvement and a 1989 merger deadline. The measure requires a May 1964 special election and majority approval to take effect.
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Chile
Ohio
State of
General Assembly
State of Ohio
United States OF America
Ted W. Brown
Secretary of State
Columbus
State Highway Department Seeks Bids for Athens and Washington County Roads
The Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals by 10:00 A.M. Eastern Time on Tuesday April 28 1964 for three parts of resurfacing contracts in Athens County and Washington County. Each bid requires a certified check or bond, and prequalification with the Highway Credit Examiner. Plans are on file with the department. The director reserves the right to reject all bids. An unrelated legal notice in Athens County requests estate actions for Eugene F. Mathews and others with a May 20 1964 deadline.
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State Highway Director of
Ohio
Columbus
Athens County
Carthage
Troy Townships
Washington County
Belpre
Dunham Townships
Highway Credit Examiner
Department of Industrial
Department of Highways
P. E. Masheter
Arthur E. Mathews
Remount Road
North Charleston
North Carolina
Delphia Louise Linscott
Gelpen Avenue
Denver
Colorado
Eugene F. Mathews
Fred Mathews
Iphia Mathews
Ray B. Mathews
Fred
Ames
Athens
State of
Ohio Company Purchase
W. D. Robinson
S. R. Andrews
H. W. Keirns
Said
Ray FE. Mathews
Michael Moichan
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
State Highway Director of Ohio
York Township
State Highway Department
Ohio highway bid notices in Athens and Morgan counties
Legal notice from Columbus Ohio dated April 8 1964 announces bid opening April 28 1964 for improvements on State Route 13 in Trimble Township Athens County and State Route 60 in Meigs Township Morgan County. Projects cover resurfacing with asphaltic concrete and slag asphalt with specified lengths and bid bond at ten percent. Labor must follow prevailing hourly industrial relations rules under state highway provisions. The director reserves the right to reject bids and manage the process.
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Athens County
Ohio
Trimble Township
Morgan County
Meigsville
Highway Credit Examiner
Columbus
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
P. E. Masheter
Improvements on State Route 278 York Township Ohio
Legal copy details a project in York Township Columbus Ohio to grade drain and pave with asphalt concrete on an aggregate base Width 20 feet length 1450 1600 feet with project codes ATH 278 1 36 4115 08 4115 04 4115 05 Ohio law requires bids to open after at least ten days notice.
Notice of Filing Schedule of Claims in Hartinger Estate
On April 10 1964 a Schedule of Claims against the estate of Josephine Hartinger of Middleport is filed in court. A hearing at Pomeroy Ohio on April 23 1964 will confirm or modify the fiduciary's allowance and classification of claims. Interested parties may file exceptions in writing before the hearing. Judge F H O'Brien signs.
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Josephine Hartinger
Middleport
Pomeroy
Ohio
Logan High Names Scholarship Team Leaders and Members
Principal Harley Ellinger at Logan High School announces the school's scholarship team selected from recent district and state tests. Members span Biology through Spanish and include named students such as Charles Donley John White Dan Morgan Reed Volk Guy Champ Rosalie Dunn Robert Taylor Arch Taylor and Robert Eaton among others.
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Logan
Harley Ellinger
Logan High School
Charles Donley
John White
Dan Morgan
Dale Siemen
John Hansley
Tim Smith
Reed Volk
Guy Champ
Rosalie Dunn
Robert Taylor
Arch Taylor
Robert Eaton
Nelsonville Improper Conduct and Traffic Fines Heard
Nelsonville mayor heard five cases on Saturday night. James L. O Rourke forfeited 20 dollars bond for disorderly conduct after a fight at the Friendly Tavern. Frank Knotts pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Jack L. Stalling paid 10 dollars and costs for no operator license and a stop sign violation. Delbert Swisher faced assault charges from Freda Swan and Delbert Swisher with charges withdrawn and costs paid.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
James L. O’rourke
Deanville
Dorothy Gwilym
Friendly Tavern
West Columbus St
Frank Knotts
Canal St
Jack L. Stalling
Buchtel
Lon O’nail
Freda Swan
Delbert Swisher
Chestnut St
Honor Society Initiation Planned by Hocking County Chapter
Eighteen students from Laurelville and Union Furnace High Schools will be initiated into the Hocking County Chapter of the National Honor Society during ceremonies Friday at Brandt's Restaurant. The event begins at 6 30 p m with initiation by current officers. Dr A R Christensen president of Rio Grande College will speak. Parents are invited.
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Logan
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Hocking County
National Honor Society
Brandt’s
A. R. Christensen
Rio Grande College
Parents of Honor Society
Corning Resident Suffer Stroke
Mrs. Katherine Penrod Spence of Corning suffered a severe stroke at home and is hospitalized in Bethesda Hospital Zanesville. Formerly Katherine Searles, she is a native of Deanville. Her sister Mrs Hazel Rendville recently had a heart attack and remains confined at home.
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Nelsonville
Edelson
Jackson St
Katherine Penrod Spence
Corning
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Katherine Searles
Deanville
Hazel Rendville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Child Injured in Accident at Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan Johnny Wharton, eight, of Rockbridge, son of Lloyd Wharton, was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital Sunday at 5:15 p.m. after a sharp stick pierced his left foot and ran through the instep. He was treated and released. Public notice: Rolland Willie seeks a certificate to operate a motor truck for moving house trailers on call to Athens County, Ohio.
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Logan
Johnny Wharton
Rockbridge
Lloyd Wharton
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rolland Willie
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Athens County
Ohio
Columbus
N. Lancaster
Athens
Rolland
Willie
Youth Fellowship Officers Named in Hocking Valley Parish
In the Hocking Valley Parish five churches elected officers for their youth groups. Trimble Christian Youth Fellowship meets Sundays at 6 p.m. Greens Run Christian Youth Fellowship meets Mondays at 7 p.m. Millfield Christian Youth Fellowship meets Wednesdays at 7 30 p.m. Chauncey Christian Youth Fellowship meets Sundays at Chauncey Parish House with Linda Lashe as president. Chauncey Chi Rho Fellowship meets Wednesdays at Chauncey Parish House at 7 p.m. Rev. Paul A. Johnson leads the parish.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley
Trimble Christian Youth Fellowship
The
Christian Church
Nancy Sanders
Patty Brewer
Verna Sharp
Greens Run Christian Youth Fellowship
Greens Run
Church of Christ
Phyllis Powell
Millfield Christian Youth Fellowship
Millfield Christian Church
Jerry Moody
Peggy Hanson
Ann Russell
Janice Grant
Chauncey Christian Youth Fellowship
Chauncey Parish House
Linda Lashe
Chauncey Chi Rho
Chauncey Parish
Paul A. Johnson
Mount St. Mary Hospital Patient Notices and Admissions
The Mount St. Mary Hospital lists new births at Athens and Nelsonville areas and admission and discharge updates. Names include Petrou, Weston, Champ, Seals with multiple addresses, and many patients such as Nicholson, Windle, Sparham, Levisy, Horn, Dotson, Mingus, Eggleston, Geoffrey, Canter, Turner, Henson, Dinsmoor, Archer, North, Friel, Ferguson, and others with home routes like Athens, Nelsonville, Glouster, Murray City, and New Lexington.
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Robert Petrou
Athens
James Weston
Nelsonville
Floyd A. Champ
Logan
John J. Seals
New Lexington
Admissions
Bessie Nicholson
Chauncey
Lewis Windle
Benjamin Sparham
Henry Levisy
Glouster
Katie Horn
Peggy Dotson
Ethel Mingus
John B. Eggleston
Mark Jeffrey
Haydenville
Mona Canter
Murray City
Jasper Spencer
Corning
Ben Turner
Edna Henson
Millie Dinsmoor
Albany
Virgie Archer
Fred North
Robert Friel
New Straitsville
Cathy Ferguson
Moxahala
Raymond Smith
Harry Long
Anna Fouty
Judy McCombs
Ralph Newman
Buchtel
Louise Matyskella
Jacksonville
Betty Cain
David Kennard
Carbondale
Wanda Wright
Leo Hammond
Mabel Ansel
Louis Murray
William Six
Anna Strosnider
William J. Tedrow
Florence Hawk
Carbon Hill
Gaynell McKinstry
Addie MacCombs
Margaret Souders
Nelsonville Highway Bypass Plans Spark Local Debate
Nelsonville considers routing Route 33 around or through the city as a flood levee project. City officials favor running the highway along the Hocking River edge and would require a new river channel south of the tracks. The plan is projected four to five years away.
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Nelsonville
Highway Department
William Hoffman
Hocking
Old Car Show Set July 19 Nelsonville
Planning for the Nelsonville old car show and parade on July 19 moves forward as the Southern Ohio Old Auto Club forms event details. Twenty five trophies will be awarded in various classes, with ribbons for second and third places and plaques for all registered cars.
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Nelsonville
Southern Ohio Old Auto Club
King Kelly
Ann Morman
Bill Pratt
Leroy Bennett
Janet Siddle
Local Births And Civic Notes From Nelsonville Area
Birth announced for Ronald Sigler in Logan. Nelsonville executive committee for the Parade of Fills meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co offices with Earl Hillary noting decisions on plans. Drill team honor guard may form by Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion meeting Monday 7 45 p m at Legion War Memorial Building. Parents of Logan High juniors and seniors plan post prom party meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Room 102 junior high.
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Nelsonville
The
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
General
Earl Hillary
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion War Memorial
Logan
Logan High School
Water Line Delays City Water Service Near River Bridge
Water line crews working on an eight inch cast iron line at the river bridge on State Route 278 report breaks at connections when water is turned on. The line may be ready for service Monday. arrival of the pipe was March 25. Until in service, District 29 lacks hydrant protection during pump station outages, with the Harry Matheny residence at Factory Road and Canal Street left without city water since the March flood. Water is currently supplied from the pumping station via the ten inch main near the Burt Green house.
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Nelsonville
City
District 29
Harry Matheny
Factory Rd
Canal St
Ten Inch Main
Burt Green
Logan man pleads not guilty to theft charge
William F. Hemrick, 23, Nelsonville Route 2, entered a plea of innocent to a theft charge in Hocking County Court. The accusation, filed by Mary Bush, listed a drill, lapping machine, portable saw, two electric motors, two gas engines, a battery, a gold watch and a rug valued at about 75 dollars. Judge Vaughn Collins bound Hemrick over to the grand jury and he was released on a $500 bond.
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Mary Bush
Hemrick
Vaughn Collins
Collard patch draws visitors to Savannah station
Savannah service station operator Jack Rhodes plants a collard patch beside his station to attract tourists. He notes dozens of visitors stop to view the greens and says the patch gives his station a real Georgia flavor.
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Savannah
Jack Rhodes
Georgia
Nelsonville Man Cited For Unsafe Distance Before Mayor
Peter James Brady 22 of Nelsonville Route 1 was cited by police Saturday morning for failing to maintain a safe distance and was ordered to appear before the Nelsonville mayor on Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
Peter James Brady
Sign Tells Drivers Of Their Stupidity
A roadside sign near Birmingham reads road closed and warns drivers. The return sign adds Stupid. In Nelsonville the Esther Class of First Christian Church meets Tuesday for a 6 p.m. potluck in church social rooms.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nelsonville
Esther
First Christian Church
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