Athens approves new fire station start in ordinance
Athens city council passed seven ordinances in a one hour session approving a Columbus Road fire station at an estimated cost of 115 000 with plans due this month. The service safety director could seek bids after plans are received and other measures included rezoning talks and urban renewal actions.
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Athens
Columbus Rd
Planning Commission
Coates
Richland Ave
James Braden
William E. Bacon
Hooper St
W. H. Anderson and Co
Cincinnati
City Planning Commission
Columbia Ave Widening Project Up For Bidding
Bids for widening Columbia Avenue from 20 to 26 feet between Lancaster Street and Highland Avenue are due by noon July 30. The project calls for a 1825 foot section with separate concrete pavement and concrete base with asphalt surface options. It includes 1600 feet of sub drainage and over 1800 feet of storm sewer. Service Safety Director Ralph S. Camp will retire August 1 after 45 years with Columbus Gas of Ohio Inc.
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W. Union St
W. Union and
Joseph B. Grogan
Dwight Robinson
Edgar Tuckerman
Council
Grogan
Columbia Ave
Lancaster St
Highland Ave
Woith
Ralph S. Camp
Stewart St
District of
Rome School Audit Report Released After Merger
A state examiner Irene Devlin released an audit of the former Rome Canaan Local School District before its merger into Federal Wrecking District. The report covers Feb 26 to Dec 31, 1964 and finds records in order and funds balanced. Clerk Marguerite Campbell executive Herman Ellis. Board members O D Wright Selma Mansfield Bertie Brookober Kenneth Goodfellow and Harry Rose.
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Rome- Canaan
Irene Devlin
Examiner
Marguerite Campbell
Herman Ellis
O. D. Wright
Athens Route 4
Selma Mansfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of residents and dismissals from Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Anita Bell and Alice Johnson of Athens, Ruth Ann Sewell of New Marshfield Route 1, Adelia Mecum of Athens, Johnny Dixon of Glouster, Harley Brandeberry of Coalville, Gregory Lowry of New Marshfield, with several others. Dismissals include Mrs. Harrison Carter of Albany, Mrs. Wendell Moore of The Plains, James Gregg of Athens, Jerry Henthorne of Athens Route 1, David McDaniel of Athens Route 1, Michael Warner of Athens, and Mrs. Margaret Chevalier of Athens.
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Anita Bell
Athens
Alice Johnson
Ruth Ann Sewell
New Marshfield
Adelia Mecum
Johnny Dixon
Glouster
Harley Brandeberry
Coalville
Gregory Lowry
Harrison Carter
Albany
Wendell Moore
the Plains
James Gregg
Jerry Henthorne
David McDaniel
Michael Warner
Margaret Chevalier
Water Lines Extended for Athens Apartment Project
Athens council approved a six to eight inch water line extension about 1300 feet long costing an estimated 6500 to serve a southeast Athens apartment development at Hooper Street and Hastings Road. The plan aims to have the first of 165 units ready for the fall university semester.
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Athens
Columbus
Hooper St
Hastings Roads
George Sheeter
J. B. Vanity
Walter Shapter
Frank Hyatt
Ohio University
Council
James Mallett
Emmanuel Gevas
Coe
Naval Aviation Plan Explained At Ohio University
Navy information team will interview students July 12 13 and 14 at Ohio University's Baker Center about naval aviation commissions. A summer training program with commissioning on graduation will be explained.
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Naval Aviation
Ohio University
Baker Center
Navy
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