Busy county road program outlined by engineer
County Engineer Harry Dust outlined a busy early summer highway program including new bridges and culverts, dust control oiling, resurfacing, ditching, and bridge painting. Planned projects cover County Roads 20 42 44 62 11 85 and 27 with several new bridges over Sunday Creek and widening and elevating grades to ease flooding. Past efforts include replacing Fast Bridge on Mill Street and ditching Big Bear Run and County Road 53 repairs in Carthage Township.
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Harry Dust
Dust
Highway Department
Strouds Run
Jacksonville
Sunday Creek
Athens
Waterloo
County Highway Department
Torch
Alexander Township
Muriel Johnson
Lee Township
Baker Road
Wyatt Rd
Amesville
Dusz
Mill St
Happy Hollow Rd
York Two
New Marshfield
Big Bear Run
Taylor Ridge
County Rd
Trimble Township
Burr Oak
Poston Plant Rd
Water level holds as conservation measures take effect
water levels in the city reservoir stabilized after a decline paused by conservation efforts. Service Safety Director Milton Nuzum credited widespread water-saving with lifting the level from three feet to four feet six inches. He warned influx of Junior Prom visitors could strain supplies and noted pools delaying opening due to shortages. Police instructed to shut off water for noncompliance.
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Milton Nuzum
Nuzum
Body Of Millfield Area Man Found In Farm Pond
The body of Ray Love, 80, Millfield Route 1, was found floating face down in a farm pond near McDougal Rd early Friday. Sheriff department and Dr. C. F. Patton attended. Love is survived by wife Stella, two daughters Jennie Walters and Lucille Fuller, two sisters, six grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral at MacDougal Methodist Church Sunday at 2 pm, burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Ray Love
Millfield
McDougal Rd
Sheriff's Department
Love
Harvey
Katherine Tedrow Love
Stella Keirns Love
Jennie Walters
Glouster
Lucille Fuller
Columbus
Lydia Norris
Athens
Ethel McDonald
Oliver
MacDougal Methodist Church
James Brown
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Athens Sees Sixth Straight 90 Degree Day Mark
The city faced another hot day as 90s continued with a 10 am reading of 86 and a record May high of 96. Overnight low was 64. The weather bureau forecast more heat through Saturday, with isolated thundershowers possible later in the day.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Colmer
Official
Haning Child Rites Set For Seven Month-Old
James Haning seven month old son of Richard and Patricia Creamer Haning of Guysville Route 1 died Thursday evening at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Surviving family includes parents two sisters Susan na Jeanette and Rebecca Lynn and brother Richard Hough Haning. Grandparents Clarence and Amanda Clark Creamer from Guysville and Hough Haning from Athens. Great grandmother Ida Haning of Athens. Funeral conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at Jagers and Sons Funeral Home by Rev. Re y Deeter with burial in Haning Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Friday.
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James Haning
Richard
Patricia Creamer Haning
Guysville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Suressors
Susanna
Jeanette
Rebecca Lynn
Richard Hough Haning
Clarence
Amanda Clark Creamer
Hough Haning
Athens
Ida Haning
Jagers and Sons Funeral Home
Rey Deeter
Haning Cemetery
Two Injured Girl at The Plains. Men Fined in Court
A two year old girl fell from a kitchen table at the McWilliams home in The Plains and was treated and released at Sheltering Arms Hospital. In Municipal Court, Donald Burton and David Woodruff were fined 25 dollars and costs for using another's license plates and improper plates after installing a new motor in an old car. Also listed: hospital notes with admissions and dismissals, a student ill at Ellis Hall, and a marriage license for Ella Linscott and Harry Goudy with property in Dover Township.
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the Plains
Basil Cullison
Homer McWilliams
Hocking Rd
Donald D. Burton
Washington St
David Woodruff
Buchtel
Burton
Woodruff
Ella M. Linscott
Harry C. Goudy
Barberton
Dover Township
Management Director Named at OU College
Major Maximillian Newman Brinkman, a 20 year Marine veteran, named director of management programs in Ohio University's College of Commerce effective June 1. He brings teaching, security, civil defense experience and graduate study at George Washington University to the newly established post and will relocate his family to Athens from Virginia.
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Maximillian Newman Brinkman
U. S. Marine Corps
Ohio University
College of Commerce
Paul L. Noble
Ohio
Parkersburg
Marietta
Kgger Creek
Brinkman
Marine Corps
George Washington University
Major Brinkman
Catholic University of America
Washington
Athens
Fredericksburg
Royal McBee reports nine month earnings gain
Royal McBee Corp. reports nine months ended April 30 net earnings of 1.601 million dollars or 87 cents a share on sales of 76.391 million, a turn from a 1.419 million loss last year. Third quarter earnings reach 540 thousand dollars or 29 cents a share on 25.126 million in sales. Allan A. Ryan cites manufacturing and marketing efficiency as key. Robert J. Bunting of Buchtel, 27, was arrested for driving while intoxicated on Route 33 south of Nelsonville and scheduled for Common Pleas Court.
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New York
N. Y
Royal McBee Corp
Allan A. Ryan
Robert J. Bunting
Buchtel
State
Highway Patrol
Nelsonville
Common Pleas
Glouster Youth Cited In Home Destruction
A Glouster youth, 19, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to malicious destruction and breaking and entering of a vacant Hollister house owned by Otto Bethel. Bound to the grand jury, bond set at 500 dollars per count, damage estimated at 5000 dollars. Two juveniles also tied to the incident.
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Glouster
Hollister
Otto Bethel
Robert McKinley Burns
Sam Buffington
Ohio University students injured in Route 50 crash
Two OU students were injured when their car left Route 50 west of Albany and flipped into a culvert. Driver Kenneth Wapnick 18 of Valley Stream NY received knee and back abrasions. passenger Mary Hellman 19 of Roslyn NY suffered a knee laceration and facial abrasions. Wapnick cited for failure to signal and Thompson 39 of Athens cited for improper turn.
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Ohio University
Albany
State Highway Patrol
Kenneth Wapnick
Valley Stream
N. Y
Charles L. Thompson
Athens
Wapnick
Mary Hellman
Roslyn
Thompson
Zupancic Pleads Guilty On Driving While Intoxicated
David P. Zupancic, 20, of 77 E Mulberry St, pled guilty in Municipal Court Friday to a city police driving while intoxicated citation. He received six days in jail with three suspended and probation until June 5, plus a $125 fine and costs and a four month license suspension. His companion Thomas E Vogel, 20, also pled guilty to intoxication and was fined $25 and costs. National Salvation Army Week prompts Lt. Robert Wratten to announce a canteen will offer coffee and doughnuts free at the courthouse corner Saturday morning.
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David P. Zupancic
E. Mulberry St
Zupancic
Thomas E. Vogel
National Salvation Army
Robert Wratten
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Otto C. Laughlin
Gregory Peck
David Niven
Anthony Quinn
Martin
Middleport
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Earl F. Mathews, Inc
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C. M. Gill
Jerry Kyle
Security Bank Bldg
Donald Dawson
Anderson College
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James Holland, Jr
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Gene Estep
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Frost
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Edward Sycks
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Athens County
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E. State St
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Clover Farm Market
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Rock of Ages
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Hunter St
Logan, Ohio
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