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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1967

Page

2

No Opposition Voiced To New Hocking Bridge

Public hearing in Athens shows support for Ohio Department of Highways plan to build a 52 foot wide bridge carrying Routes 33 and 50 over the Hocking River relocation project. Dowler outlines, Don Johnson endorses, and Athens Mayor Shepard approves the plan with open traffic expected before football season.

Ohio Department of Highways Hocking Richland Ave U. S. Corps of Engineers John W. Dowler Athens Don Johnson Hocking Valley Dowler White’s Mill Richland Avenue Athens County

Candidates Community Meet Slated in Athens

Candidates for municipal posts and school board seats will appear at a community meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m at Hawk's Community Center 428 Richland Ave Athens League of Women Voters sponsors the pre election event. Beacons School levy and district operating levy will be discussed along with the state apportionment issue followed by audience Q A.

Athens Hawk’s Richland Ave Athens League of Women Voters Beacon Athens City

Ohio University gets $414000 for THEMIS navigation study

The U S Army Electronics Command awarded Ohio University a 414000 contract for a three year unclassified research program named Project THEMIS. The work, at Fort Monmouth New Jersey and involving experts led by Drs Savage McFarland and Smith, targets low level navigation and control for aircraft including Army helicopters and light fixed wing surveillance craft.

U. S. Army Electronics Command Ohio Univerity Themis Ohio University ECOM Fort Monmouth N. J Robert L. Savage Richard Johnson Defense Department

Election board seeks workers to mark absentee ballots

Athens County election officials seek people who can mark X’s on ballots for absentee and disabled voters. County director Ray Bobo says the absentee turnout has been slow this year and outlines deadlines: ballots must reach the board by 4 p.m. November 2 for in person voting and by noon November 3 for mailed ballots. servicemen’s ballots have a separate cutoff.

Election Board Athens County Ray Bobo Bobo Board

Drug Sales Share Tops Purchases At Fifty Six Percent

Prescription sales account for 56 percent of all drug purchases, highlighting the dominant role of prescriptions in overall drug spending and the continued prominence of pharmacy channels in consumer health markets.

Athens United Appeal nears goal with $40,585 total

A Thursday report pushes the Athens United Appeal toward its $57,000 target, with $40,585 raised so far. The university division leads at $12,746 of $18,000, followed by public employee, individual donor, corporation, and house to house sections, as organizers stress continued effort and an upcoming WOUB radio marathon.

Athens United Bill Rohr Bob Wren Dick French Kenner Bush Joe Vanity Benny Crowell Bob Keatley Rohr Woub Radio Ohio University Inn

Deer Mishap Toll Rises in Athens County

State Highway Patrol reports two deer incidents on Route 50 west of Athens. One deer killed as a car fled the scene with no driver identified. Robert L. Butcher, 39, Coalville Route 2, struck a second deer after veering to avoid the first. The second deer fled.

Athens County State Highway Patrol Athens Robert L. Butcher Coalville

Groundbreaking Set for Federal Hocking High School

Dr. Martin Essex will headline the Sunday groundbreaking at the new Federal Hocking High School. Ceremonies start at 2 p.m. on Route 144 near Stewart with Robert Dishong as master of ceremonies. Construction by John Hall Co. is slated to begin next week, finishing by December 1968 for 600 students from Ames-Bern Carthage-Troy and Rome-Canaan.

Martin Essex Ohio Federal Hocking High School Stewart Robert Dishong Federal-Hocking Board of Education E. L. Koehler Alex G. Cilo Federal-Hocking High John Hall Construction Co Koehler Ames-Bern Carthage- Troy Rome-Canaan

Birth at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens

Mr and Mrs Marvin Kidd of Athens welcome a daughter. Admitted were Abner Browning New Marsh field Elmer Althouse Albany Route 2 W F Hartley Athens Mrs Donald Gabriel Athens Ella Mae Cumbe Albany. Dismissed were Roy Gilham Mrs Gordon Rhone Mrs Herbert Mingus Ed Hornsby Mrs Floyd Book Chris Handley Henry Hutchi son.

Marvin Kidd Athens Abner Browning New Marshfield Elmer Althouse Albany W. F. Hartley Donald Gabriel Ella Mae Cumbe Roy Gilham Gordon Rhone Herbert Mingus Ed Hornsby Floyd Book Chris Handley Henry Hutchison

Ohio University traffic plan seeks pedestrian walk change

Student Congress at Ohio University pressed to alter Court and Union streets crossing to allow pedestrians to cross Court Street when northbound traffic is stopped. Mayor Shepard noted limited circuitry and hazard concerns, suggesting constant officer presence if feasible, but staffing prevents it.

Ohio University Student Congress Court Union Raymond Shepard Shepard Ohio U Logan’s Union Street Court Street Therr Curt Watson Watson

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New Hocking Bridge Athens State Hospital W. Union St ATLAS Franklin J. Sheeter Athens County Municipal Court Ohio Northern University Franklin Sheeter Stewart High School Coolville Rome Amesville Sheltering Arms Hospital Bill Roscoe W. Union Street Glouster Prestone Pullmans America Bobby Pins Beauticians
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