Nine Firms Submit Bids For City's Sewage Plant
Nine construction firms from four states bid to build Nelsonville's new sewage treatment plant. The lowest bid from Welshach Corporation of Philadelphia was 225,971, about 7 000 under the engineer estimate. second bid Manning Construction Co Columbus and C Ray Sties Associates of Jackson 241,921.75. The engineer estimate was 232,915 with total project cost 286,828. Construction could start within days with a one year completion target.
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Nelsonville
City Board of Control
City Hall
Pennsylvania
B. F. Hatch
Columbus
Burgess & Niple
Board of Control
Earl Hilleary
Safety Service
Homer Adams
Delbert Kuhn
James F. Shumaker
Hatch
Philadelphia
Second Law
Manning Construction Co
C. Ray Sties Associates
Jackson
Christopher Construction Co
Hal. Construction Co
Kingwood
W. Va
Wilson Construction Co
Huntington
T. Kenyon
Portsmouth
Ohio
Cac Construction
Fund balances reported across Nelsonville departments
Auditor Delbert Kuhn reports Oct 31 totals for Nelsonville finances. General fund ends at 17 518.24. water and sewer funds show modest changes. expenditures include site payment for sewer plant and gasoline tax gains. Multiple accounts reflect varying balances and recent receipts and disbursements across funds.
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Nelsonville
Delbert Kuhn
Recreation Cash Balance Is Reported
NELSONVILLE The city recreation commission report to the city council shows a substantial cash balance for the summer outdoor program. The fund received 2000 from the general account and 600 from licenses. pool admissions yielded 3188.50 and concession rents 5 dollars and a 20 donation from the Fike.
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Nelsonville
City Recreation Commission
Delbert Kuhn
City Board of Education
Lowell Cole
Shower Guests and Weekend Visit Highlights
Attendees at Nancy Harris's shower in Nelsonville included Adrienne Blake and daughter Shelby Ella Devol and daughter Donna Dorothy Spence and daughter Dottie Helen Hawk Erma Dane Venus Dane and son Sherry Evans Ann Matheny Joan Lax Juanita Hawk and Ellen Hawk. weekend visitors at Roy Smiths included Milton Cooksey Junior Cooksey Clifford Beal Logan Kay Beal Ervin Dawley Robert Day Howard Holtzberry and families. Charleston trip featured Estel Dane Phyllis Dane Deb Smith Haydenville residents and Ed Dawley visiting Chilliothe.
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Helen Hawk
Roy Smith
Milton Cooksey
Junior Cooksey
Sugar Creek
Clifford Beal
Logan
Ralph Beal
Kay
Ervin Dawley
Robert Day
Howard Holtzberry
Robert Rehl
Westerville
Estel Dane
Phyllis Dane
Deb Smith
Haydenville
Charleston
W. Va
Ed Dawley
Chillicothe
Raymond Cristy
Lynda Sue
Mark Brooker
Brooker
Andrew Brooker
Donna Devol
Fila Devol-Mra
Venus Dane
Mrs Dwight Ferrell Honored At Shower In Chauncey
A stork shower hosted by Chauncey residents Mrs Thomas Dew and daughter Marilyn honored Mrs Dwight Ferrell Athena. Prizes went to Mrs Margaret Hamer Mrs Dorothy Cunningham and Mrs Barbara Staley Canter. Guests included Mrs Barbara Canter Athens and many others as invited guests and helpers.
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Chauncey
Thomas Dew
Marilyn
Dwight Ferrell
Athena
Margaret Hamer
Dorothy Cunningham
Barbara Staley Canter
Emma Kranyik
Bara Ley
Ersel Canter
Mary Kirkendall
Elizabeth Ferrell
Violet Richardson
Jene Bridgewater
Pauline Jackson
Mise Wilma Ferrell
Glouster
Mary Dew
Elizabeth Harvey
Ethel Ferrell
Ann Carter
Mildred Pendergrass
Inez Nye
Ruth Bridgewater
Bess Nicholson
Barbara McKinnis
Jennie Jackson
Community Notices and Personal Updates From Millfield Area
Chauncey Personals reports George Slisher returning home after major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Several local residents, including Homer Omen Cris Chadwell Millfield and Farr Davis Trimble, attended the Columbus postal meeting. IllSandra Lou Sanders missed a week of school. Ohio State football game attendance noted with Dr Woodrow Patton and others from Athens and Millfield. Mrs Clark Preston hosted relatives from Columbus. Local quilting event at Trimble Community Club drew multiple Millfield Greens Run attendees. Saturday night visitors included Genevieve Tom and family from Chillicothe. S E Border and Coffman guests from Logan. Weekend visit to Scott and Chris of Chillicothe. Luther Cruikshank hosted Nina Collins Nelsonville as a cousin guest. Ray Zeyer St Clairsville visited Phil McNaughton family.
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George Slisher
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Homer Omen
Cris Chadwell
Millfield
Farr Davis
Trimble
Columbus
Sandra Lou Sanders
Woodrow Patton
Aon
Craig
Bob Ohlinger
Athens
Grover Patton
Jo Sanders
Clark Preston
William Lindley
Clara Theisen
Velma Werner
Susie Bell
Alice Carr
Osa Housington
Bessie Cartwright
Greens Run
Floyd Werner
Genevieve
Tom
van and
Jay
Chillicothe
S. E. Border
E. D. Coffman
Logan
Theroup
Jack Offman
Scott
Chris
Luther Cruikshank
Cruikshank
Nina Collins
Nelsonville
Rebekah Lodge Hosts District 58 School of Instruction
Mrs. Lloyd Remely and Mrs. Lyle Basim attended the annual school of instruction for District 58 at TOOF Hall in Marietta conducted by Mrs. Amanda Drake, president of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly. Joliette Rebekah Lodge earned an excellent inspection grade.
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Joliette Rebekah Lodge
Edna Whiting
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
A reception hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank James celebrated Rev and Mrs Arman Hart. Mrs Frank Parsons returned from Mount St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville after a ten day stay. Weekend visitors included the Parsons and Sharps residents plus Ralph Weertbrook Donna Jean and Albert Ogg families from Marietta and Athens.
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Der
Dougherty & Wolfe's
Fryer
Rome
Daugherty & Wolfe
Chestnut Street
Barbara Canter
Bar
Ray Zeyer
St. Clairsville
Phil McNaughton
John Landers
James Landers
Fred French
Lance Cook
MacConnelsville
Lyle Basim
ROYAL
Saxony
Tippett
BETTS
Bibbi
Helene Curtis
Lili Hudnut
Absorbine, JR
Sunbeam Electric Razors
Remington Electric
Nelsonville, Ohio
Broadwell Social Notes
Ernest Parsons
John Parsons
Sharpsaur
Cable
American Flyer
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