Ohio highway bid notice and constitutional amendment proposal
Ohio invites sealed proposals by April 25 1964 for two highway improvements in Athens and Morgan counties under a unit price contract. The notice includes bid security prequalification requirements prevailing wage rates and right to reject bids. The issue also covers Amended Senate Joint Resolution 52 proposing a five hundred million dollar highway bonds amendment to Article VIII and a legal notice of estate proceedings in Athens County with multiple property tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
State of Ohio
Thetate
United States OF America
Secretary OF State
Ted W. Brown
Office of the Secessary of State
Amesville
George D. King
Olio
Ohio highways notices seek bids on multiple resurfacing projects
Legal notices from Columbus list improvements on State Route 278 in York Township and other Ohio routes in Athens, Washington, and Belpre Townships. Projects cover grading draining paving with asphaltic concrete, widths up to 20 feet, lengths from 1 450 to 18 532.8 feet. Bids due by 10:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on April 28, 1964, with prevailing wage requirements specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of Ohio
Athens County
York Township
Highway Credit Examiner
Department of Industrial Relations
State Highway Department
Department of Highways
E. Masheter
Carthage
Troy Townships
Washington County
Belpre
Dunham Townships
Belpre Township
Department of Industrial
P. BE. Masheter
Auction of Lucille Hager estate properties in Albany and Knox
William A Lavelle administrator offers at public sale May 19 1964 at 1 PM real estate parcels in Albany Village Lee Township Athens County Ohio including Lot 30 A Vorhes Old Store Lot parcel 1 Lot 92 Tan Yard Lot parcel 2 and parcels in Knox Township Vinton County parcel 3 with two tracts totaling 22.495 acres plus parcel 4 55 acres more or less. Appraised values 3500 amount 13400 with minimum bid two thirds of appraised value. Terms cash and taxes. Appointed executors and notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Mathews
Remount Road
North Charleston
North Carolina
Delphia Louise Linscott
Gelpen Avenue
Denver
Colorado
Eugene F. Mathews
Fred Mathews
Iphia Mathews
Ray E. Mathews
Fred
Ames
Athens
State of
Ohio
Ohio Company
W. D. Robinson
S. R. Andrews
H. W. Keirns
Said
Athens County
Ray Fr. Mathews
Michael Molechan
Lowell Sage
Fendants
Probate Court
William A. Lavelle
Lucille Hager
Albany
Jesse Hager
A. Vorhes
Lee Township
Wilkes Street
Anna E. Armstron
Knox
Vinton
Weston
Townsend
Vinton County
Lee
Comony’s
Theortheast
H. L. Graham
Boston
Graham
Town
Isreal Wiley
E. A. Brown
Granville Soute
Public notice of highway easement case in Ohio courts
Fern Byron and others residents of New York Connecticut and New Jersey are named in a 1964 Ohio Common Pleas Court proceeding regarding the state of Ohio's appropriation of an easement for state route 216 in Athens and Hocking counties case number 23 290 with March 20 filing date and special proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Byron
97Th Street
Apt. 8
Corona
Long Island
New York
Genevieve Sales
Elnora Byron Clark
St. Luke's Convalescent Hospital
Upper King Street
Greenwich
Connecticut
Dennis Byron
Box 159
King Street
River Road
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Malachy Byron
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Highway easement appropriation notice for Athens County parcel
The Director of Highways finds it necessary to condemn a perpetual highway easement over Parcel 20 in Village of Buchtel York Township Athens County Ohio. Compensation totals 3500 dollars for land structures and damages with 40 day appeal window to Fern Byron Malachy Byron Genevieve Soles Emnore Byron Clark Dennis Byron and Athens County Treasurer.
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Director of Highways
State of
Ohio
The
Buchtel
York Township
Athens County
Department of Highways
Ohio Department of Highways
Fern Byron
Malachy Byron
Genevieve Soles
Emnore
Byron Clark
Dennis Byron
P. E. Masketer
Highways
Three Are Hurt In Auto Mishaps
Three people were injured in two weekend accidents in Hocking County. Charles C. Davis 21 of Logan Route 4 suffered head contusions and a bruised leg in a Route 93 crash. Camden Davis 51 of Logan Route 4 had contusions to the right cheek. James Bailey 22 of Haydenville and Elmer Monroe 58 of Gore were involved in the second collision with May Monroe 55 of Gore spraining her neck.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Charles C. Davis
Logan Route 4
Camden Davis
James Bailey
Haydenville
Athens-Hocking County
Elmer Monroe
Gore
May Monroe
Three Youths Held After Two Break-Ins
Nelsonville city patrolmen solved the Murray City break ins involving two club quarters late Saturday. Juveniles admitted entering the American Legion Post home and Eagles Lodge, taking over 100 dollars to divide. Police held two youths for Hocking County juvenile authorities and the third for Athens County. knives and food found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Blake
Dale Townsend
Murray City Club
Dew Hotel
William Courtney
City Hall
Murray City
American Legion Post
Eagles Lodge
The
Legion
Eagles Hall
Hocking County
Athens County
Hocking River Rises. Nelsonville Braces for Flood
Hocking River rose Sunday evening threatening overflow. Water covered the roadway at City Park end of Watkins Street by 8 p.m. Mayor Hoffman warned of possible flood and ordered police and street crews to monitor. Rainfall to 7 p.m. totaled 1.89 inches.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Watkins St
William Hoffman
Hoffman
Watson Wolfe
Mount St Mary Hospital Admissions Listing
A long list of individuals admitted to Mount St Mary Hospital includes Stear Sparks from Malta Route 1, Kenneth Matheny of Murray City, Mrs Edna Mingus of Jacksonville, Fred Mohler of Logan Route 3, Levi Sheline of Crooksville Route 2, Allan Johnson of Nelsonville, Mrs Jennie Powers of New Straitsville, and many others from towns such as Crooksville Glouster Haydenville Nelsonville Newark and Athens. The roster also notes accompanying family members and route designations for several patients.
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W. O. Lightfritz
New Marshfield
Olie Bell
New Plymouth
Charles Oliver
Deanville
Alfred Hook
Shawnee
Edna Mingus
Jacksonville
Shirley Newman
Glouster
Lewis Windle
Nelsonville
Christy Long
Richard Williams
Myrtle Orndorff
Trimble
John Eggleston
Athens
Brian C. Bors
Shirley Baughman
Newark
Maxine Young
Virgie Archer
Murray City
Joseph Spencer
Corning
Elsie Uhrig
Marsha Berry
Gore
Charles W. Lehman
Millfield
Judith Ann Nihizer
Haydenville
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State Highway Director of
Trimble Township
Morgan County
Meigsville
Lavelle Vanity A Btw
Eenvilege
Cora M. Hutton
Rutland
R. PD. 1
William A. Hutton
Rutland Township
Meigs County
O'Brien
Della Gillilan
Racine
Elbert Gillilan
Racine County
H. O'Brien
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Institution
Sisters of St. Francis
Annette
Leonarda
William
Celine
Messenger Newsphoto
Boy Scout Troop 66
Nelsonville Band
Johnny Cash
Pam Austin
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
Parrish
Sohio
Standard Oil Company