Mansfield Flooring Wins Bid for Concrete Street Work
On Wednesday bids for Savin Street projects were opened by Dwight Robinson city safety service director. Mansfield Flooring and Paving Co. of Mansfield submitted the low bid of 150,677.78 for concrete work, below engineer estimates of 150,000. The Brewer firm bid 139,906.78 for an alternate plan with concrete curbs and gutters and an asphalt base and surface, with engineers estimating that job at 156,831. Robinson said contracts should be awarded within 10 days.
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Mansfield Flooring and Paving Co
Mansfield
Ia Ak
Brewer
Robinson
Court Orders Payment For Construction
A Nelsonville man must pay the remaining balance for a reconstruction of Burns Ervin’s burned out house. The project was completed under a $7,250 contract with Williams Lumber and Supply, Glouster, after Ervin had paid $6,000 and raised minor complaints that were addressed. The court noted the home held sentimental value to Ervin and that remodeling would cost more than reconstruction.
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Nelsonville
Common Pleas
John Bolin
Burns Ervin
Thomas Williams Jr
Williams Lumber and Supply
Glouster
Ervin
Finlay Reports At Symposium On Nuclear Physics
Ohio University associate professor Roger W. Finlay presents a paper titled Neutron Polarization Studies at the National Symposium on Nuclear Physics Research with Low Energy Accelerators in College Park Maryland. The event, jointly sponsored by the University of Maryland and the National Science Foundation, aims to share current findings in low energy accelerator research.
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Roger W. Finlay
Ohio University
College Park
Maryland
Finlay
Ohio University Radiation Laboratory
University of Maryland
National Science Foundation
Rainbow Girls Assembly Set At Ohio U
More than 3,000 Ohio members of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls will attend a Grand Assembly at Ohio University from July 12 to 16. Ritual ceremonies, state choir, drill contests, and officer elections are on the agenda with Mrs. Beatrice A. Qwen presiding. Residents will stay in West Green Halls and meetings will be at Grover Center.
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Ohio
International Order of Rainbow For Girls
Ohio University
Beatrice A. Qwen
Barberton
Supreme Deputy
West Green
Grover Center
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gould welcomed a son Chauncey. Admitted: Mrs. Richard Cole Athens Route 3, Mrs. Harley Williams, Mrs. L. L. Lovett, Mrs. Orville Bell, Mrs. Evelyn Dunfee, Pamela Bellar, Edward Bellar, all of Athens, Mrs. Darrell Fulton Shade Route 1, Miss Pat A. Robinson Athens Route 3, Mrs. Richard Reed Chauncey. Discharged: Mrs. John Langham and daughter, Zebediah Sibanda, Joseph Showalter to Children's Hospital Columbus, Ricardo Silva, Irving Channell, Robert Franklin Via, William Welsh. Three Common Pleas Court dismissals: Paul Meade vs Charles Parsons by agreement. James Deweese and Theron Deweese dropped. Shirley R. Newman vs Robert K. Newman dismissed.
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Richard Cole
Athens
Harley H. Williams
L. L. Lovett
Orville Bell
Evelyn Dunfee
Pamela Bellar
Edward Bellar
Darrell Fulton
Shade
Pat A. Robinson
Richard Reed
Chauncey
John Langham
Zebediah Sibanda
Joseph Showalter
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Ricardo Silva
Irving Channell
Robert
Franklin Via
William Welsh
Common Pleas Court
Paul Meade
Trinda Meade
Charles Parsons
James Deweese
Theron Deweese
Shirley R. Newman
Robert K. Newman
Plan To Abolish County Court Irks Judge Schoonover
Athens County debate over abolishing the county court bill gains momentum as supporters seek a countywide municipal court to save money. Judge George Schoonover, 76, argues residents should vote on the plan while noting his court funds the county and his retirement income. He runs a Nelsonville grocery and presides six mornings weekly.
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Schoonover
Sehoove
Paul
Judge Schoonover
Athens County
House of Representatives
George Schoonover
Welker
William Rowland
Republican Executive Committee
Nelsonville
Mrs Davis Named Head Of Residence Interiors Department
Mrs Margaret Davis is appointed by President Vernon R Alden to head the new department of resident interiors. She will oversee interior decorating for residence facilities including new halls and redecorating existing buildings as part of a residence services reorganization led by Vice President James Whalen. She also directs food service and will remain interim head until a full time food services director is found.
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Margaret Davis
Vernon R. Alden
James Whalen
Davis
Cabinet Topples, Tot Sent To Columbus
A three year old Athens boy, Joseph Showalter, son of Betty Showalter, was moved from Sheltering Arms Hospital to Children’s Hospital in Columbus in fair condition after a kitchen cabinet fell on him Wednesday morning. He sustained head injuries and was being treated at the Columbus hospital.
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Athens
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Joseph Showalter
Betty Showalter
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Columbus Hospital
Franks invade Gaul shaping the land now called France
A Germanic tribe, the Franks, swept into Gaul from the 5th to 9th centuries and helped forge the region's current name France. Their campaigns reorganized territory and power, laying foundations for a nascent medieval kingdom.
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Gaul
France
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Rainbow Girls Assembly
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