Fairmont Foods plans tentative Athens to Coshocton move
Fairmont Foods considers relocating its Athens milk processing to a new $5.4 million Coshocton plant with completion slated for late 1968. About 35 Athens employees face transfer choices, with options to stay locally via other industries. The Coshocton site will serve Ohio and parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Foods Co
E. State Street
Coshocton
Goodoe Dadisman
Fairmont
Dadisman
Athens
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Two Athens County Roadside Parks Planned on Route 50
Ohio Department of Highways bids open November 14 for two roadside rest areas on Route 50 two miles west of the Washington Athens county line. Projects include Route 37 near Lancaster, plus sites in Van Wert and Wyandot counties with an estimated total of $650000. Rest areas will add comfort stations telephones lighted picnic areas and paved parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio Department of Highways
P. E. Masheter
Washington-Athens County
Athens
Lancaster
Fairfield County
VanWert
Wyandot
Fairfield
Court Dismisses Estate Case in Ohio Settlement
Charles Stephenson of Glouster sues Wit han Levelle as executor of C F E Handley estate. case dismissed and settled to satisfaction of both parties Chauncey residents Mrs Mainie Redd and Mr and Mrs Earl Carsey plus Mrs A L Preston and Amanda return from Bewdley Rice Lake Ontario vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stephenson
Glouster
Withan Levelle
C FE
Handley
Chauncey
Mainie Redd
Lancaster
Earl Carsey
Amanda
A. L. Preston
Bewdley
Rice Lake
Ontario
Two Athens Residents Get Ohio U Positions
Two Athens residents are named instructors at Ohio University branch campuses. Victor Lee Rutter of Logan is appointed history instructor at OU Belmont County. Geoffrey W. Scott, from Grosse Pointe, Mich., becomes government instructor at Belmont County. Shirley E. Crothers, now in Albuquerque, NM, is music instructor at OU Portsmouth. Rutter earned a 1966 bachelor’s in education and a 1968 master’s in history at OU. Scott holds OU and local teaching credentials. Crothers, a former OSU chorus soloist, earned an OU master’s in fine arts in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Victor Lee Rutter
Ohio University-Belmont
Geoffrey W. Scott
Belmont County
Rio Grande
Shirley E. Crothers
Albuquerque
N. M
Portsmouth
Rutter
Logan
Boyer and Tran Co
Columbus
Logan Pottery Co
Scott
Athens Real Estate Transfers Involving Athens Lots and Properties
A condensed record of real estate transfers in and around Athens listing numerous buyers and sellers. Notable entries include William and Mary Dilex, Edith F Cullums, Ohio University Fund, Inc., and Ellison party transfers across Athens city lots, Hollister and Lee Two subdivisions, and surrounding townships. The vast list shows frequent transfers between individuals and local entities, mapping property moves across Athens, Glouster, Nelsonville, and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Mary Dilex
Athens
Donald
Jane Richter
Sam J. Fort
Fort Pierce
Fla
Edith Tae Cullums
Jack Keith
Los Angeles
Edith F. Cullums
Margaret Hall
Lydia Higgins
Akron
Mary J. Isselstein
Henry Isselstein
Fort Collins
Colo
Carthage Twr
Charles Sams
Carl Max Martin
Glouster
Hollister
Martin E
Lois A. McKibben
Esther F. Wright
the Plains
Clovis
Madge Chesser
Ohio University Fund, Inc
Lee Two
Gregory
Judith Koons
Athens City
Rolling Hills
Don
Robert H. Gamertsfelder
Helen Whiting
Robert K
Ruth Ingham
Ruth T. Ingham
James N
Margaret F. Schmidt
Frank
Doris Ferry
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Mechanics
Robert N
Eleanor T. Rauch
Coom
Waterloo
James J
Erma Nell Armbruster
Thomas WN
Joan Klimko
Estella Marshall
William Marshall
Columbus
Canaan
Howard M
Nora Moe Guess
David E
Sandra Lb. Bowling
Ruth Dougherty Blair
Nelsonville
Joint Vocational School District Board of Education
York Two
Citizens Telphone Co
Coolville
Hore Telphone Co
Fairview
Washington
Meigs Counties
Upward Bound grant aids Appalachian Ohio students
A $126,220 six week grant for an Upward Bound program in Ohio’s 28 county Appalachian region was announced by Rep. Clarence Miller. Ohio University will run the program with Southeastern Ohio Alliance for Community Action guiding 110 high school juniors and seniors through campus sessions, tutoring, and financial aid planning. The project, directed by Dr. Ray Skinner, includes 11 OU faculty, 3 area teachers, 20 counselors, and a lab-based math science approach to stimulate college interest and readiness. Counties involved span Athens to Tuscarawas, with return dates set for August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Appalachian
U.S
Clarence Miller
Southeastern Ohio Alliance For Community Action
Ohio University
Ray Skinner
Athens
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pile Relief
Advertisement touts relief from itching and burning of piles with a cooling astrigent formula. It cites a user claim of night-long relief and sleep, advertising Peterson's Ointment at 85 cents with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ens
Austin Construction Co
Cleveland
West State
Mahaffey Maytag Sales & Service Sewing Center
Athens, Ohio
Singer Products
Stereos
Young Budget
Singer
Bobbins
Cording
Simoon
Singer Vacuum Cleaner
Singer E
Mahaffey Maytag Sales & Service
Ohio U
Victor Rutter
Geoffrey Scott
Athens Real Estate Transfers
Cpa
Bosias
Office of Economic Opportunity
Institute For Regional Development
University
Department of Secondary Education
Canada
Counties
Participating
Athens, Hocking, Perry, Belmont, Clermont, Gallia
Meigs, Holmes, Coshocton, Highland, Jackson, Vinton, Ross, Scioto
Washington, Jefferson, Muskingum, Pike, Guernsey
Monroe, Noble, Adams, Brown, Carroll, Harrison and
Tuscarawas
Aesay
Uenlol
S-M-L
Home Owned
Glouster's Oldest
Carpenter Howe
Sizes S, M, L
Missy
Men's & Boys
Dacron
Henley
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