Commissioners Open 22 Bids for Plains sewer water project
Athens County commissioners opened 22 bids for the four contracts in the Plains sewer water project. Apparent low bids totaled 1 730 000 against 1 714 000 engineer estimates. MeMo Construction Co. of Belpre led basic systems at 1 040 413 and interceptor sewers at 290 000. Don King Construction Co. of Jackson bid 290 000 for the treatment plant. Caldwell Tanks Inc. of Louisville Ky bid 182 000 for the water tank.
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Court House
Athens County Commissioners
George Mara
MeMo Construction Co
Belpre
MeMo
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
Caldwell Tanks, Inc
Louisville
Athens Candidates File Expense Reports For County Offices
Filing deadline approaches as Athens County elections data show multiple party reports. Democratic Action Club lists receipts of 1490.71 and expenses of 1200 for Whealey and others. Helen Baker Campaign Fund reports 706.82 receipts and 626.88 expenses. Ira Burnfield shows 69.20 receipts and 485.80 expenses. James Edwards 611.98 expenses. Richard Coe 291.02 expenses. Thomas Ruth 569.68 expenses after 50 receipts from GOP club.
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Athens County Board of Elections
William Howe
Democratic Action Club
10Th District
Robert Whealey
Don Maddux
Harry B. Crewson
John Halliday
Paul Coffey
Robert Secrest
Ronald Shoemaker
Delbert Fordham
Whealey
Helen Baker
Athens Man Denies Issuing Bad Check
Edward E. Barker, 1242 W Union St, pleaded innocent in Athens County Municipal Court to issuing a bad check for 200 dollars to Athens National Bank. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Hearing scheduled for December 27. Other cases: Stump, Mayle, Sams, Green, Croston, and Thompson involving deer buttons, intoxication, rubbish disposal, expired licenses, and unsafe operation with various bonds and fines.
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Edward E. Barker
W. Union Sr
Athens County
Athens National Bank
James Anastas
Barker
Russell C. Stump
Nelsonville
Alan Hamilton
Dean C. Mayle
Stockport
State Highway Patrol
Mayle
Clarence Sams
Stewart
John S. Wells
Hocking River
Joseph D. Green
Mount Vernon
David J. Croston
Mound St
James H. Croston
Columbus
John B. Thompson
Bay Village
Amesville Water Volume Increasing After Pipe Rupture
Village water storage rose slowly after a ruptured line under Route 50A drained it. Repairs added an anode to prevent future electrolysis. gravel and crusher run topped the joint. Mayor George King credited multiple agencies and noted it may take a week to refill the storage tank.
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Amesville
PTO
George King
King
Columbia Gas Co
County Highway Department
Ohio Highway Department
James Withem
Correction on Albany Lodge 723 installation headline
Athens Messenger corrects a misidentification of an Albany Lodge 723 event. Kenneth Thomas Jr. will assume the office of master in Thursday's installation, succeeding Coy Higgenbotham.
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Athens Messenger
Albany Lodge 723
Kenneth Thomas Jr
Coy Higgenbotham
Pomeroy Emergency Squad Responds to Laurel Cliff Home
The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to the Henry Klein residence on Laurel Cliff at 5 16 p m Sunday Klein was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Pomeroy
Henry Klein
Laurel Cliff
Klein
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Bradbury School to Host Christmas Night Open House
The Bradbury School schedules its annual Christmas Night School and Open House for Tuesday. Classes run from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Most children’s classes will be held. Parents and the public are invited to observe.
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Bradbury
Grange Party Set for Christmas Meeting in Oak Grove
Nelsonville York Grange No. 2436 will hold its Christmas meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Grange Hall Oak Grove Harland and Betty Cagg lead refreshments and there will be a one dollar gift exchange.
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Nelsonville - York
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Harland
Betty Cagg
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