Athens Albany road project advances in Meos era
Work on the $2 406 000 Athens Albany road relocation on US Route 30 and Routes 33 50 is 30 percent graded with eight miles of four lanes. Cadell Construction leads the contract with W E Ringwald and George H Stein Co. moving 1 300 000 cubic yards of rock and dirt as steel bridges and drainage are installed. Completion eyed for fall, traffic movement minimal during grading prior to paving.
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AL Pikora
Athens-Altion
Dany
Mechanicsburg
Albany
Walter F. Douglas
State Highway Department
Mar
Prosgaret Creek
Fisher Station
Cadell Construction Co
Win
Albany Douglas
Chester
W. E. Ringwald
Chillicothe
George H. Stein
Athens
Messenger News
Don Moore
Hillcrest Rest
Hebardville
Morgantown Firm Low Bid On OU Engineering Addition
Morgantown West Virginia firm Baker and Coombs submitted a low general bid of 289 100 for the Ohio University engineering addition to the existing dormitory building project. Four subcontracts raised the total to 351 925 with work slated to start in September and finish in a year.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Ohio University
Lory
E. Union St
Laverne
Lausche
OU Busiess
Baker and Coombs
First Methodist
Geiger Bros
Lancaster
Come and Save at Amesville Lumber
Local advertisement touts a sale at Amesville Lumber offering a wide range of lumber and building materials at discounted prices. No dates or additional details are provided in the readable snippet.
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Amesville
State Audit Underway in County Books Review
State Examiner Patrick H Power is in his third day of routine editing of county books, covering April 1954 to present. The two year check mirrors a prior audit through 1949. Two state examiners finished a special audit of the treasurer's books, costing the county 1311.31 according to county commission minutes.
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Patrick H. Power
Court House
Shelterin Birth Notice in Athens Area
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams of Athens welcome a daughter. Admitted were Mrs. Paul Williams of Athens Route 2, Mrs. Ernest Rowland of Athens, Kathleen Mahaffey of Athens, Mrs. Donald Frazee of Chauncey, and Mrs. Mae Dodderer of Reedsville. Dismissed were Mrs. Thomas Johnston of Creole and Mrs. Charles Rider of Athens.
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Thomas Williams
Athens
Paul Williams
Ernest Rowland
Kathleen Mahaffey
Donald Frazee
Chauncey
Mae Dodderer
Reedsville
Thomas Johnston
Charles Rider
Jury Finds Him Guilty In Cattle Care Case
A Common Pleas Court jury found M. E. Christman of Krimble guilty after a four day trial over cattle deaths from apparent acute anemia due to lack of feed. Veterinarians testified, six cows died. Christman defended himself, neighbors testified to feeding, and a single witness corroborated. Also noted is a municipal hearing for Walter Graumlich on unsafe operation with bond.
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M. E. Christman
Krimble
Common Pleas Court
Christman
Humane
Frank Gail
Harvey Ball
Clara M. Tribe
Mary K. H. Romine
Clara M. Goodrich
Nelle Paynter
Clarence Parker
C. C. Kerr
Carl W. Phillips
Athens
Inez McClain
Stewart
Donald Henry
Chauncey
Margaret Burson
Glouster
Lucy Sutton
K. G. Connett
Haseen
Walter Graumlich
Gahanna
Kaumlich
Radio Club Awards Novice Licenses at Athens Meeting
The Radio Club Lists Permits to Athens after a national field day event. At a meeting in Wilson Norris's home, three members were awarded novice licenses and assigned call signs KNABZW Exspi and KNSBZU for Arthur Cornwell Pleasure and Walter Swett. One member, Ralph Cade Ermel Lyons of Wooster, faced misdemeanor charges and fines. Other members joined, bringing total club members to 29.
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Athens
Wilson Norris
Arthur Cornwell Pleasure
Knabzw
Walter Swett
Exspi
Ralph Cade Ermel Lyons
Wooster
Knsbzu
Richard Spurlock
Don Sylvest
Ter
John Cline
Albany
Clarence Lyons
Zrmel
Yer
Aismissed
Central Ave Child Hit by Station Wagon
A six year old girl on Central Ave ran into a southbound station wagon driven by James H. Hanson 17 of 85 S Shafer St. She, Kathleen May Mahaffey daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Mahaffey 81 Central Ave, was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital with head and body bruises and abrasions after being struck by the car’s right front bumper. The car slid about 17 feet as the driver tried to stop. The driver was not held.
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Central Ave
James H. Hanson
S. Shafer St
Kathleen May Mahaffey
Robert M:haffey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
License Suspended By Liquor Board in Columbus Case
The Columbus Board of Liquor Control hears 14 liquor violations on Tuesday and suspends the Wonder Bar in Glouster for 21 days. The action follows a Municipal Court conviction of Evangelo Pappas, cafe owner, and Diamond Morris, accused of selling alcohol to youths under 18. Suspension runs Aug 7 to Aug 27.
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Liquor Board
Columbus
Board of Liquor Control
Licen
Wonder
Glouster
Evangelo Pappas
Diamond Morris
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Meos
Athens-Albany
Canaanville
Margaret Creek
Fisher
Alexander Church and Cemetery
Bruns Coal
Janesville
OU Engineering
Rath Electric Co
Gem City Elevator Co
Dayton
Lausehe
President St
University
College of Commerce
F. H. Gifford Co
Amesville, Ohio
Earl Sez
North America
Earl F. Mathews, Inc. General Insurance
Earl F. Mathews
Earl Hooper
Athens County Insurance Agents Assn. Security Bank
Bill Roscoe
THE
Athens National Bank
Radio Club
Athens High School
Don Thomann
Blair's Grove
Haga Ridge
Plains Phone
Conrae Cleaners
Plains
Ohio
the Security Bank
Mder Federal Deposit Insurance Corporate
Court Street
Michelob
the Tavern
North Court Street
Barry
W. Washington
E. Main St
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Athens Appliance & Television Co
MRS
Ohio Fuel Gas CO
State St
Athens, Ohi
Gloria Ruth
Ica
Columbia
Hamilton
Alice McKinnon
Doris Patterson
Athens Appliance & T.V. Co
W. Wahington
Athens, Ohio
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