Conservancy District Discusses Access Roads to Recreation Site
Ohio Department of Highways and Margaret Creek Conservancy District plan access roads from the Appalachian Highway into Site 2 near Albany, a major lake and water supply. Site 4 and 5 flood control impounds begin core drilling, with Site 4 on Richard W French and Jackson Hall properties and Site 5 on Aurie French and Merle Johnson lands. Dams scheduled for 1970 after Site 2. Soil borings go to U S Soil Conservation Service lab in Lincoln. Township roads 12 and 16 to be closed during major lake construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Highway
Margaret Creek Conservancy District
Lake of the Conservancy Site
Albany
Floyd Williams
Conservancy District
Williams
Richard W. French
Jackson Hall
Aurie French
Merle Johnson
Lincoln, Neb
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Muggy Athens Weather Morning Report
The morning temperature reached 71 degrees under overcast skies as United States observer C L Colmer noted. Overnight low 66, high yesterday 85. Rainfall in the last 24 hours totaled .59 inches in the Athens area. Hocking River stood at 6.99 feet and rising this morning.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens
Hocking
Athens Playgrounds Host Thursday Special Events
Athens city parks host several events this Thursday including a 7 p.m. pet and hobby show at Morrison playground with awards by Gary Evans and Janet Crossen and a track and field meet at East Side playground requiring sign-ups by Wednesday.
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Athens
Morrison
Gary Evans
Janet Crossen
East Side
Five Injured In Columbus Jet Emergency Landing
Five passengers aboard an American Airlines jet were injured, none seriously, when it made an unscheduled emergency landing at Port Columbus after a weather delay. The New York to Cincinnati flight diverted to Columbus due to a warning light. Two injured passengers were sent to Cincinnati hospitals. Mike Szaz, 36, of Cincinnati, broke a leg after leaping from the wing. Henrietta Teunissen, 48, of the Netherlands, suffered a back injury.
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Columbus, Ohio
American Airlines
Port Columbus
New York
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ing
St. Anthony Hospital
Mike Szaz
Henrietta Teunissen
The
Netherlands
Szaz
Two Bridge Contracts Let For Flood Damaged Routes
Two contracts have been let for emergency replacement of bridges damaged by May floods. Route 180 Laurelville bridge goes to Bates and Rogers Construction Co. Chicago for 122901, Route 685 Athens County bridge to Joe Skinner Construction Co. Belmont for 14966. Completion by August 1 with bonuses for early work. State supplies most major materials. A Route 33 culvert bridge washout near Logan is expected to be let next week.
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District 10
Ohio Department of Highways
Marietta
Laurelville
Athens County
Bates and Rogers Construction Co
Chicago
Joe Skinner Construction Co
Belmont
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Logan
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Admitted patients include Mrs Joseph Anderson Charles L Barrows Bertha A Dupler Steven Gillogly and Mrs James Owens all of Athens plus George Roberts Chauncy Ethel Cartwright Glouster Richard EF Williams Guysville Route 1 Ancil H Burbridge Albany Route 2 Also listed are dismissed patients Ida Bratton Arthur McCown Sandra Miller Mrs Charles Milligan Tom Tucker and a long Po River reference noting 405 miles as Italy's longest river
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Joseph Anderson
Charles L. Barrows
Bertha A. Dupler
Steven Gillogly
James Owens
Athens
George Roberts
Chauncey
Ethel Cartwright
Glouster
Richard EF. Williams
Guysville
Ancil H. Burbridge
Albany
Ida Bratton
Arthur McCown
Sandra Miller
Mrs
Charles Milligan
Tom Tucker
Youngster Hit By Car While Riding Bicycle
A 10 year old boy was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital after being struck by an automobile while biking. Stephen Gillogly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly, was struck at 6 50 p m at S Shannon Avenue and Maplewood Drive and tossed 13 feet. He suffered a possible left leg fracture and abrasions and was released today. Police say he rode east on Maplewood and ignored a stop sign. The car was driven by Chester Sininger of The Plains who had the right of way and could not avoid the crash.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Stephen Gillogly
Cecil Gillogly
E. State St
S. Shannon Avenue
Maplewood Drive
Fire ‘ Department
Maplewood
Chester Sininger
the Plains
Sininger
OU's Enrollment Here Tops 3,000
Ohio University reports total summer enrollment at 4,122, up about 500 from last year. Main Athens campus houses 3,111 students with 1,122 graduates. branch campuses add 1,011, led by Zanesville with 295 and Lockbourne extension 136.
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Ohio University
Athens
University
Belmont County
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
St. Clairsville
Gradu
Ate
Thomas W. Dunlap
Lockbourne
Mrs Jerrie Mock May Set Air Records
Columbus pilot Mrs Jerrie Mock completed a 4000 mile closed course flight to Puerto Rico and back in about 3E hours, aiming for six records in women's and men's speed and distance. Official confirmation and review pending, earlier flying around the world precedent cited.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jerrie Mock
Puerto Rico
Mack
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Ken Steinhoff
Dow Lake
Edward
Ted) Dean
Gayle
Burr Oak Lake
Bob Williams
Frank
Jim Benderoich
Dean
Robert Gagle
Highland Park
West Side Playground
Skip Purcell
Dennis Truller
Rodney Wilks
Christy Witham
Carl Dickens
Darrel Erwin
Airlines
Jewish Hospital
Tennisson
Christ Hospital
Herman G. Howard
New Marshfield, Son
Italy
Athens National Bank
THA ‘Athens National ‘Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ebelk
Permaz-litt
Court St
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