Sanitary Sewer Need Shown At The Plains
A preliminary engineering report on the proposed sanitary sewer district for The Plains shows a need for the district. Evans Medhwart Hambleton Tilton consultants compiled the study for the county commissioners who expect to review it next Monday. The plan covers population forecasts, estimated users, plant location, area boundaries, costs and a financial plan for a 1200 acre zone north of Athens. The survey found 380 homes with about 1600 people and 90 percent had some form of plumbing rather than septic tanks.
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The
Plains
James Edwards
Evans, Medhwart
Ham
Athens
Cline Seeks Third Term In County Commission Race
John G. Cline an incumbent Republican county commissioner filed petitions Monday for another full term. A 20 year owner of Cline's Welding Supply he is Albany born and an Athens High School graduate with WWII Pacific Theater service. He and wife Flora reside at 60 Elmwood Dr with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Cline
County Board of Elections
Cline
Albany
Athens High School
Elmwood Dr
McArthur Man Named Assistant Dean At OU
Sherman Hopkins Jr a McArthur native and Ohio University honors graduate was named assistant to the dean of the College of Business Administration effective Feb 1 He is 27 son of Mr Mrs Sherman Hopkins Sr He and his wife Romola Nunemaker of McArthur live in Amesville with their three children He previously worked at Sears Roebuck Athens Logan store and Buckeye Mart He was a Beta Gamma Sigma member while earning his BBA degree.
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McArthur High School
Hopkins
Hiram College
Ohio University
Lancaster
Sears and Roebuck
Athens
Logan
Buckeye Mart
Athens County Students Sweep District Legion Awards
Three Athens County students won first place in the Eighth District American Legion Americanism contest as district commander Ben Williams notes. Winners include Jeffery Clark, Newt Marshfield, Candace Well, Joy Dishong and others across grades nine to twelve. 15 high schools from eight counties participated. District winners advance to the state competition. Athens Fairfield Galia Hocking Jackson Meigs Perry Vinton counties participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
American Legion
Ben Williams
Athens
Jeffery Clark
Newt Marshfield
Candace Well
Guysville
Joy Dishong
Amesville
Williams
The
Legion
Brinton Allison
Jackson
Karen Stuck
Lancaster
Waterloo
Catherine Baracker
Michael Miles
Canal Winchester
Rome-Canaan
Leon Hiles
Baltimore
Ames- Bern
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Perry and
Vinton
C and SOE Reports Rise in Annual Earnings
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. posted common share earnings of 12 951 000 for the year ending Dec. 31 up from 11 423 000 in 1964. Earnings per share were 2 31, up 27 cents. Operating revenues reached 75 484 000, up 6 2 percent, while operating expenses rose to 57 626 000, up 3 million.
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Columbus
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Child Hurt In Fall Taken To Hospital
Lisa Davis Gedrial age 3 of 51 Eden Point lost four front teeth after a fall at a state entrance way. She was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the city fire department emergency squad. Mrs. Charles Young age 22 of 2414 South Shafer Street who was ill was also taken to the hospital at 1 38 am Sunday.
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Lisa Davis Gedrial
Eden Pt
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles Young
Traffic Fines from Municipal and County Courts
Gerald William O Haver 20 Logan Route 3 speeding patrol 30 dollars and costs. Wayne Dow Roof 18 Mill field no operator s license patrol 20 dollars and costs. John Ray Tate 21 Athens Route 3 conditional speed patrol 10 dollars and costs. Lester E Allebaugh 35 Marietta conditional speed patrol 25 dollars and costs.
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Gerald William O’haver
Logan
Wayne Dow Roof
Millfield
John Ray Tate
Athens
Lester E. Allebaugh
Marietta
Interdisciplinary Seminar Attended in Columbus
Dean L Hummel of Ohio University and David L Russell psychology professor attended a national interdisciplinary seminar at the Center for Vocational and Technical Education in Columbus along with Athens High School guidance counselor Ronala Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Center For Vocational and Technical Education
Dean L. Hummel
Ohio University
David L. Russell
Ronala Mills
Athens High School
Ohio State honor roll names and local news briefs
Among Ohio State University students on the autumn quarter honor roll are Suzanne C. Ball Logan Bruce M. Lloyd Middleport Frances L Baker Gretchen A Mossman Gallipolis and Judy S Essex Ray. The Richland Area Fire Department will hold pump ing exercises and a training session at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Birth notices from Athens and New Marshfield report five new children. Admissions and discharges list local residents at area hospitals. Sgt Robert C Thompson The Plains is named outstanding noncommissioned officer at Bangkok Air Force Base. A Peace Corps placement test is set for February 12 at the Athens post office Stimpson Ave.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Suzanne C. Ball
Logan
Bruce M. Lloyd
Middleport
Frances L
Baker
Gretchen A. Mossman
Gallipolis
Judy S. Essex
Ray
Bangkok
Thailand
Robert C. Thompson
Julia A. Thompson
the Plains
U. S. Air Force Base
Sergeant Thompson
the Plains High School
Reeda M. Counts
Peace Corps
Athens
Stimson Ave
Phone Bill Change Is Announced By General Telephone Co
General Telephone Co switches to computer processed bills with new 22nd or 28th billing periods. January bills arrive in February covering 52 or 58 days. After February, normal 30 day bills resume. Salvation Army clothing day set for Tuesday at 1 pm at 92 W Union St to aid a family burned out last week.
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General Telephone Co
J. B. Kimball
Athens District Commercial Manager
Salvation Army
Union St
Glenn Avery
Corps
Snow and cold linger after wintry Athens blast
Minor accidents were reported by city police and the State Highway Patrol after a weekend snowstorm in Athens. Three inches of snow fell Saturday with zero degree temperatures Sunday closing many schools but no injuries were reported.
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Athens
State Highway Patrol
Athens Visit Slated On Brown Tour
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown begins his traveling office tour February 8 in Mansfield and visits Athens on February 24 as part of a 14 city schedule to interview party organizations for county election board appointments. Brown says 8 of 8 boards will have one Democrat and one Republican for four-year terms starting March 1. Current Athens County members William Mechem and C E Handley have been renominated. Counties to attend the Athens clinic include Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton and Washington.
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Ted W. Brown
Mansfield
Athens
Brown
William Mechem
Nelsonville
C. E. Handley
Glouster
Athens County
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
CAP Workshop For CAP Directors From 21 Ohio Counties
A CAP workshop scheduled by the IRD at the Ohio University Inn gathers community action program directors from 21 counties in Southeastern Ohio. Notable attendees include Wallace Mehlberg Harvey Alston and OU official Martin L Hecht. Sessions run from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m with topics on program development administration surveys and delegation coordination.
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Southeastern
Ohio
Ohio University Inn
Ohio University Institute For Regional Development
CAP
IRD
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Jackson
Vinton
Wallace Mehlberg
Great Lakes
Chicago
Harvey Alston
Community Action
Office of Opportunity
Martin L. Hecht
Patrol Cites Three Drivers After Crashes
Three weekend accidents led to citations by the State Highway Patrol. William Lester Mayo, 54, Coolville Route 1, cited for driving while intoxicated and no operator license after a Route 144 crash. Wilma J. Bulger, 36, Athens Route 2, cited for conditional speed after leaving Route 682 and hitting a pole. Duane Roger Lowe, 36, Meigs County, cited for conditional speed after leaving Route 143 and hitting a telephone pole. Mayo pleaded guilty to both charges and faced fines and jail time.
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State Highway Patrol
William Lester Mayo
Coolville
Route 50
Wilma J. Bulger
Athens
Duane Roger Lowe
Richland Ave
Meigs County
Richland Firemen Report 1965 Alarms and Losses
The Richland Area Fire Department logged 29 alarms in 1965 with total fire losses estimated at 21 460 across Alexander Athens Canaan and Lodi Townships. Lodi led with 10 400. St Johns Church in Lodi was destroyed. Batelle Institute in Alexander suffered 5 000 in damage. Alexander losses 8 600. Canaan 1 260. Athens 1 200.
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Richland Area Fire Department
Alexander
Athens
Canaan
Lodi
St. John’s Catholic
Batelle Institute
Alexander Township
Athens State Hospital
Seagrave
Richland Area
Albany Area Fire Department
Canaan Township
Amesville
Athens Area
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Bleton and Tilton
Commission Post
John G, Cline
McArthur
Beta Gamma Sigma
National Business Administration Honor Society
Sherman Hopkins
C&soe
OSU
Thomas Burns
Dennis Knaus
Melvin McKnight
New Marshfield
Patricia Hutton
Samra Jeffers
Teresena Veeney
Daniel Crislit
Reedsville
E. Bovie Morgan
Jack Beverage
Anna Shaulis
Goff Dunfee
Paul Alichney
Jerry Miller
Clair Sayers
Eugene Jennings
Earnest Oakley Perkins
Floyd William Berry
Newcomerstown
Charles Newton
Mary Bailey
Patricia Starlin
David D. Starlin
Patrol
Richland Firemen
En Taye
Gether
Rome
Jane Parker
Marvel
Vogal
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