Athens Seeks Right Of Way For City Sewer Project
Athens officials report engineering on the 1.1 million dollar sanitary sewer and disposal plant is finished with bond sales and legal work left. City solictor and safety director say construction could start in 2 3 months if right of way grants from the state are secured, likely delaying until January legislative session.
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Athens
W. Parker Walker
Service Safety
Fred H Beckler
Council
Walker
Athens State Hospital
W. Union St
Ohio University
Hocking
Ohio Department of Health
Michie City Publications
Charlottes- Ville
Ohio
Post Office Department
S. Congress St
Washington
Post Office
Postal Department
Peter B. Lee
Federal Bureau
Lee
Cars Collide Driver Fined After Route 50 7 Crash
A collision at the junction of Route 50 and Route 7 near Coolville led to charges against James Depoy 20 of Guysville Route 3 for unsafe operation and leaving the scene. Alfred E. Hay 18 of Londonderry drove the other car. both vehicles were heavily damaged. Depoy was arrested and ordered to appear in Mayor Pete B Seel's court.
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Guysville
Pete B. Seel
Four Cars Damaged In City Crashes
Four cars were damaged with no injuries in two Athens police investigated crashes Monday. Donna Knox of 208 W Washington St collided with Bob Glen Grove of Newton Til at W Washington and Maple. Knox charged Grove with leaving the scene. Another crash at W Union and Smith involved Casciel McCoy Person of Castor drifting into John E. Geiger of Logan.
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Athens
Donna Knox
W. Washington St
Bob Glen Grove
Newton, Til
W. Washington and
Maple Streets
Grove
W. Union
Smith Streets
Casciel McCoy
Castor
John E. Geiger
Logan
Kinds Patrol Hard To Lose In Chauncey Chase
An Athens County man Okie Ferguson 30 The Plains escaped a state trooper after a high speed pursuit across Route 33 682 and 69 before being halted in Chauncey by Patrolman Horace Rigel. Ferguson was arraigned before Justice Charles Rider fined 25 dollars costs and held. Ferguson offered no reason for fleeing.
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Athens
Okie Glen Ferguson
the Plains
Chauncey
Horace Rigel
Justice of the Peace
Ferguson
Rigel
Glen Ebon
Glen Ebon Road
Cora Phillips 74 Dies at Home in Clarks Chapel Area
Mrs. Cora Phillips 74 died at her home on Elliott Street Tuesday morning. She leaves husband Richard Phillips a son Gail of Athens Route 4 and brother Dr John Dunlap of Columbus. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Jagers Funeral Home with Rev H L McDaniel. burial at Clarks Chapel. Friends may call after Wednesday noon.
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Cora Phillips
Elliott St
Richard Phillips
Gail
Athens
John Dunlap
Columbus
Robert Dunlap
Clarks Chapel
Phillips
WSCS
New Church Damaged By Burning Trash
A fire at a new church under construction on Morris Ave damaged siding after trash burning. Firemen responded at 11 56 p m when workers spotted flames. crews contained it with water. Fire Chief Charles Dalton said a discarded cigarette likely started the blaze.
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Morris Ave
Charles Dalton
Driver Fined at Logan After Auto Crash
Howard Dicken of Lancaster Route 4, 27, was fined 25 dollars and costs by Mayor Roger Friend for unsafe operation after a Sunday crash on Route 75 two miles north of Logan. Dicken was arrested and treated for lacerations at Hecking Valley Hospital.
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Howard Dicken
Lancaster
Logan
Roger Friend
Dicken
Hecking Valley Hospital
Bond Forfeited After DUI Arraignment No-Show
Bond of $125 was forfeited Monday by Ervin Hupp of Grantsville West Virginia after he failed to appear in Mayor Peter B Seel s court for arraignment on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. City police arrested Hupp the night of June 2.
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Ervin Hupp
Grantsville
W. Va
Peter B. Seel
Hupp
Farm Home Administration Office Closes Wednesday
The Athens office of the Farmers Home Administration will be closed on Wednesday per county supervisor J. E. Miller. The office will reopen as usual on Wednesday June 25.
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Athens
Farmers Home Administration
J. E. Miller
Five Speakers Outline Economic Education Workshop at OU
At Bryan Hall the three week Ohio University workshop on Economic Education heard five speakers outline its national and local importance. OU President John C Baker Harvy B Jordan of U S Steel Jacob Clayman CIO Council D R Stanfield Ohio Farm Bureau and Dr Derwood Baker Joint Council of Economic Education spoke on teachers, students and communities.
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Ohio University
Bryan Hall
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Jacob Clayman
Ohio Council, Cio
John C. Baker
George J. Kabat
Harvey B. Jordan
American Steel and Wire Co
Derwood Baker
Joint
Council On
Ohio Cio Council
Joint Council of Economic Education
Baker
Jordan
U.S. Steel Co
Clayman
Ohio
Shelter ing Arms Hospital Notes
Mr and Mrs Ernest Mingus of Jacksonville welcome a son. Admitted patients include Nelle Pickering of Athens Frances Baker James Barnett and others. Dismissed patients include Gerald Tinkham and daughter Wylie Chubb among Athens residents.
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Ernest Mingus
Jacksonville
Nelle Pickering
Athens
Frances Baker
Frank Palmer
Chauncey
Virginia Foss
Lawand
James Barnett
Dorothy Lavely
Pomeroy
Grace Dixon
Millfield
Irene Largent
New Plymouth
Mary Whited
Gerald Tinkham
Wylie Chubb
Charles Misner
Albany
Margie Darnell
the Plains
Frances Packard
Orval Persinger
Bessie Perry
Rotary Convention Report From Athens Delegate
F W Phillips president of the Athens Rotary Club told members of the group on Monday about the international Rotary convention held in Mexico City late in May. He joined thousands of delegates and made side trips around the Mexican capital during the gathering.
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F. W. Phillips
Athens Rotary Club
Rotary
Mexico City
Phillips
Athens Club
OU Summer Enrollment Reaches Eight Hundred
Ohio University summer session enrollment stood at 800 on Tuesday morning as first classes began. Registrar Robert E. Mahn noted general registration ended Monday with June 23 as the final day for the eight week session. Final enrollment is expected to rise by 50 to 100 students in the coming days.
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Ohio University
Robert E. Mahn
Mahn
Consumer checks balance big firms, Syracuse professor says
Dr. Carl Bye of Syracuse University told Economic Education Workshop members that balance against large firms comes from labor groups, farmer and retail cooperatives, and mail-order houses. He warned centralized government intervention could push toward socialism and price-cutting wars in milk and gas illustrate risks.
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America
Carl Bye
Syracuse University
Syracus
Ewing Hall
Farge
Dr. Bye
Adam Smith
Former Broadwell Resident Katherine Spriggs Die in Dayton
Mra Katherine Spriggs former Broadwell resident died in Dayton as reported by relative Mrs Nellie M France and Mrs A P Linscott of Athens. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Ranta Funeral Home Dayton and burial will be in Bucyrus.
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Katherine Spriggs
Broadwell
Dayton
Nellie M France
A. P. Linscott
Athens
Ranta Funeral Home
Bucyrus
Grahams Chapel Prayer Hand Meeting Announced
The Grahams Chapel Prayer Hand will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Martha Harris with Mrs. Ver ta Belle Hawk serving as leader.
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Grahams Chapel
Martha Harris
Verta Belle Hawk
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