Margaret Creek Watershed Project lauded in Moeller address
U S Rep Walter H Moeller praised area leaders for advancing the Margaret Creek Watershed project in a House speech The plan includes a 46 acre fish and wildlife reservoir funded mainly by federal dollars and state resources The project spans 38600 acres and aims to reduce floods support water supply and recreation.
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Margaret Creek
U. S
Walter H. Moeller
House of Representatives
Ohio State Department of Natural Resources
Albany
Additon
Athens County Board of Commissioners
Athens Soil and Water Conservation District
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr and Mrs David Wikham Athens have a son and Mr and Mrs Roger Secoy Athens Route 2 also welcome a son. Several individuals named Barry Arbaugh Albany Route 1 Mrs Robert Sayers Albany Phillip Weekley Athens Route 3 and others are listed as admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital along with accompanying spouses and addresses in Athens Albany Amesville Reedsville areas.
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David Wickham
Athens
Roger Secoy
Barry Abaugh
Robert Sayes
Logan
George Burns
Albany
Philip E. Weekley
Barry Arbaugh
Robert Sayers
Phillip E. Weekley
John P. Hanning
Gary Tague
Ralph McKinley
Amesville
Robert Brookins
Marcella Creed
John Biddle
Paul Sellers
Reedsville
Athens Lions Club President Attends International Convention
Ramon Noel, president of the Athens Lions Club and Buckeye Mart manager, represented his group at the Lions International convention in New York last week. He attended with his wife and fellow locals Francis Pontius, Roy Robinson, H. C. Rutter, Cecil McGlone, and Lewis McBride. Noel has long served Lions in Sidney, Washington Court House, and Athens clubs since joining in 1954.
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Ramon Noel
Athens Lions Club
New York
Noel
Francis Pontious
Roy Robinson
H. C. Rutter
Cecil McGlone
Lewis McBride
Athens Club
Buckeye Mart
Athens
The
Lions
Sidney
School Construction Bids Date Extended By Board
The city high school project on Route 33N will open bids on Aug 4 rather than July 20 after a two week extension at contractors request. The extension was approved at a special school board meeting. The board reviews drainage issues noted near Johnson Rd The Plains and analyzes four alternatives to fix the site drainage with a consulting engineer map.
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Fred Chase
Chase
Johnson Rd
Wilfong Awarded Damages in Route 50 E Auto Crash
Billie Joyce Wilfong of Sharpsburg received 21 949 60 dollars in Common Pleas Court on Tuesday for damages from a March 1965 auto accident. Clarence Williams of Guysville implicated in the Route 50 E crash was ordered to pay Mrs Wilfong.
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Billie Joyce Wilfong
Sharpsburg
Common Pleas
Clarence Williams
Guysville
Wilfong
Four Defendants Ordered to Pay Mortgage Debt in Ohio Suit
In Common Pleas Court four defendants must pay Peoples Banking and Trust Co of Marietta 7813.02 in plug in interest on an unpaid home mortgage. J K Murphy and Josie Murphy of Cloe West Virginia Money Murphy of Cleveland and Violet Murphy of Coolville issued a July 1965 promissory to the company but never paid. The property is in Troy Township.
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Common Pleas Court
Peoples Banking and Trust Company
Marietta
J. K
Josie Murphy
Cloe
W. Va
Money Murphy
Cleveland
Violet Murphy
Coolville
Defendents
Troy Township
New Superintendent To Assume Top County School Post August
Robert Weinfurther was appointed county school superintendent by the Athens County School Board and will begin Aug 1 after resigning from Alexander Local. He is 32, has ties to Shade Fairland and Marshall University, and will earn 12000 dollars yearly plus travel expenses on a three year contract.
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Robert Weinfurther
Athens County School Board
Alexander Local School Board
Weinfurther
Shade School
Alexander
Shade
Fairland High School
Proctorville
Fairland
Fairland High
Marshall University
Marshall
Ohio University
Ervin Rd
Athens
Marlene
Robert
Greg
Albany, Waterloo and Shade
Federal Hocking
Ames - Bern
Carthage- Troy
Rome - Canaan
Trimble
Glouster
York Local
T. C. Porter
Tri - County Vocational School
Hocking River Near Flood Stage As Water Stands
The Hocking River remained just below flood stage at 16.12 feet at 10 am as observed by C. L. Colmer. The rise was only 0.03 feet in three hours, making reach of 17 feet unlikely unless more rain occurs. Hot humid weather persisted with 82 degrees at 8:30 am after a 72 degree low and 92 degree high.
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Hocking
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Nelsonville
Cotton Bayons
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Lions Club
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Follett Store
BTO
Chrysler
W. Washington St
Ohio
Shoe Department
By Greg Black
Robert Weinfurtner
Ohio Food Market
N. Court St
Scott
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