Margaret Creek Lake Project Starts Monday
Construction of the Wagoner Lake in the Margaret Creek Conservancy District begins Monday. Groundbreaking is Sunday Sept. 18 at 2 p.m. on Waterloo Two Road 29. Joe Skinner Construction Co. won the bid of eight at 14 days to complete. The 50 acre lake will be funded 18 percent by the Department of Natural Resources with the rest from the Ses. The site will be a 400 acre wildlife and recreation area near the Dr. Robert Main farm and County Road 81 will be raised four feet to prevent flooding.
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Wagoner Lake
Margaret Creek Conservancy
John Hamill
Conservancy District
Waterloo Two
Baker Rd
Conservancy Board
The
Soil Conservation Service
State Division of Wildlife
Department of Naural Resources
Albany Village
Joe Skinner Construction Co
Belmont
Department of Natural Resources
Ses
Robert Main
New Jersey Man Assists OU Treasurer
Robert H. Barnett named assistant treasurer of Ohio University by President Vernon R. Alden. Barnett comes from Monmouth College where he was business manager and director of personnel services for five years. He is a 1950 Upsala College graduate with Navy and Army service and has worked at New Jersey Bell and Princeton University. The Barnetts reside at 306 East State Street with five children.
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Robert H. Barnett
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Barnett
John F. Milar
Monmouth College
West Long Branch
N. J
Upsala College
East Orange
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Newark
Princeton University
Princeton
East State St
Brinkman Becomes Financial Officer at Wheeling College
Maximillian N. Brinkman 110 Morris Ave started this week as financial officer of Wheeling College a 10 year old Jesuit institution in Wheeling West Virginia Brinkman previously served in Ohio University roles including business manager of the Center of Economic Opportunity He is a Marine Corps veteran of 20 years and will relocate with his wife and five children after the first semester in Athens.
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Maximillian N. Brinkman
Morris Ave
Wheeling College
Wheeling
W. Va
Brinkman
Ohio University
Center of Economic Opportunity
Marine Corps
New Athens High School Begins 1966 67 Term With Major Changes
Athens High School opens with a new principal Richard Stacy and revised English curriculum as it shifts toward a non graded system. A new IBM computer class scheduling system processed fall schedules amid mixed class pairing issues. Officials plan a new building near The Plains by fall 1967 and expand printing classes funded by Title I allocations.
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Athens High School
Richard Stacy
IBM
Athens
the Plains
Chauncey High Schools
The
Plains
Stacy
Lakeview Center to Add Two Cafeteria Dining Rooms
Rumac Inc owner of Lakeview Center plans two cafeteria dining rooms opening by Tuesday with immediate service by Saturday. Area Co will remodel a former mini golf area into a central kitchen and dining rooms for 1500 capacity. The second floor restaurant will offer sandwiches and later an a la carte menu.
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Rumac, Inc
Athens
Lakeview Center
Fenton Miller
Area Co
James Braden
Hugh Erickson
Said Rumac, Inc
Automatic Canteen Corp
Chicago
Rumac
Zoning Board approves Tiny Tot Playtime at 59 Pomeroy Rd
Athens zoning board of appeals unanimously grants a conditional use permit for a recreational and organized play center at 59 Pomeroy Rd. Lori Marinacci Lynn Jacoby and the Tiny Tot Playtime board may operate for up to 15 children for one year starting Sept 15 under three conditions.
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Athens’ Zoning Board of Appeals
Pomeroy Rd
Lori Marinacci
Lynn Jacoby
Probation Granted On Car Theft Charge
Thomas J. Stuter of Westlake pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to car theft involving a 1960 car owned by Hattie Carpenter on August 30. He was placed on two years probation with several special terms outlined by the court.
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Thomas J. Stuter
Westlake
Common Pleas
Hattie Carpenter
Athens Police Prep for Heavy Weekend Traffic
City police chief J B Grogan says auxiliary officers will aid regular patrols at key intersections to handle Ohio University traffic this weekend. Parking restrictions apply around Bromley Hall and university dorms, with 15 minute limits in unloading zones and one way traffic on University Terrace from Race to Park Place.
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Ohio University
J. B. Grogan
Bromley Hall
Dormi
Tory
Congress
Union Sts
University
University Terrace
Race St
Park PI
Park Pt
Grogan
Four Injured In Area Traffic Crashes
State Highway Patrol investigated Thursday crashes injuring four people. Robert Lewis Sheppard 18 suffered mouth injuries in a Route 56 crash east of Route 691. An unidentified passenger had a cut mouth and was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Franklin Cain 69 The Plains had head and right hand cuts and was cited for failure to yield. John Richard Hurd 18 Nelsonville Route 1 left the road on Route 78 and struck a cable, sustaining head cuts. a road blockage lasted four hours. Kenneth Earl Morrison 22 Shawnee was charged with passing without assured clear distance after a two vehicle crash on Route 33 north of Route 682.
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State Highway Patrol
Robert Lewis Sheppard
New Marshfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Franklin Cain
the Plains
Hurd
Kenneth Earl Morrison
Shawnee
Births and weather and locals in Athens area
Sheltering Arms Hospital notes report multiple births including a son born to Mr and Mrs Larry Jeffers of Athens Route 1 and several other newborns in nearby areas. Athens overnight low 44 and a 9 30 a m temp of 71 suggest yesterday’s high 79 may be surpassed. A breach bond case in Municipal Court and a grass fire near the Wilbur McKnight farm are also noted.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Area Farmer Elected to PCA Board in Jackson Association
Davis Greene, Albany dairy farmer, was elected to a three year term as director of the Jackson Production Credit Association. At the annual reorganization he was named an alternate on the PCA's executive committee.
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Davis Greene
Albany
Jackson Production Credit Association
Greene
PCA
Osram Leads State Employees Hospital Fund Drive
Dr Gordon Ogram administrator of Athens State Hospital is named coordinator for state employees in the Sheltering Arms Hospital building fund campaign. John LaPoint announces the assignment as he seeks chairmen in offices with state workers excluding Ohio University. The drive is organized by LaPoint and hospital affiliates.
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Gordon Ogram
Athens State Hospital
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John LaPoint
Ogram
Athens
Sandusky
American Medical Association
American Psychiatric Association
Ohio University
Elizabeth Stanton LaPoint
New Store Donates TV Set to City Police
The F. W. Woolworth Store on Court Street donated a 21 inch television set to the city police department. Chief J B Grogan said the gift honors cooperation during the new store building project. Woolworth will cover installing the television cable in the report room at police headquarters in city hall.
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F. W. Woolworth
Court St
J. B. Grogan
Richard Moore
Grogan
Woolworth
Police
City Hall
Court Rules On 6 Civil Money Cases
Common Pleas Court ruled on six civil money cases including three confessed judgments. Arthur Goodin may collect 1208.34 from Earl Goodin and Harold E Hanson. Economy Savings and Loan Co. pursues 1763.59 against King Kelly and Anne Kelly Nelsonville and 2165.84 from Conrad Hewlett and Mary Hewlett Logan. Walter C. Cornwell may collect 334.17 from Donald Yoho. Other judgments include 1087.99 against James F. Yates and 611.58 from Leo and Laura Woodyard.
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Common Pleas Court
Arthur Goodin
Earl Goodin
Harold E. Hanson
Economy Savings and Loan Co
King Kelly
Anne Kelly
Nelsonvile
Conrad Hewlett
Mary Hewlett
Logan
Walter C. Cornwell
Cornwell and Co
Donald Yoho
Bond Forfeitures From Municipal and County Courts
George McLain 18 of New Marshfield Route 1 cited for speeding by police and forfeits 22 dollars. Russell Max Pulfer 38 of Bellefontaine cited for left of center by patrol and forfeits 25 dollars. Romaine Belle Bayless 21 of Chillicothe cited for speeding by patrol and forfeits 15 dollars.
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George McLain
New Marshfield
Russell Max Pulfer
Bellefontaine
Patrol
Romaine Belle Bayless
Chillicothe
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Donald K. Barstow Insurance Agency
Mill St
Don Barstow Pone
RIO Grande College
Ohio
Sterner
ASSES
Lasses Credit
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Jackson
Jackson Jackson Jackson
Wellston
Roy E. Holmes
Rio Grande, O
New Jersey
Maid
Bob Hess Chevrolet
Avon Athens
Fayette ST
Nelsonville
By Doug Geary
Messenger
Lakeview
Benton Miller
Milton Engelman
Allen Bennett
J. H. LeMaster
Messenger Newsphoto
Okaos
John Richard Hurd
Glouster
Larry Jeffers
Frank Barnhart
Amesville
Stephen Falkner
Gary Johnson
Donald West
Kathleen Marcum
Clarys Stack
Anthonia Cvitkovish
Janet Hollinger
Maynard Thomas
Howard Stout
Ricky Harris
William Cunningham
Mercury
Roger Bucklew
Tom Lynch
University Shop
Richland Area
Wilbur McKnight
Fisher Rd
Acscors
West Fairgrounds
Osram
Lospital
Edwin A. Herrick
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
James F. Yates
W. Union Sr
Rockwood and Co
Leo
Laura Woodyard
Leach
Dari
Obie
S. E. Ohio
Strawn
N. Court
Ency
Hnings
Washington ST
Home Loan Bank
Lowe’s
Billisee
Putnam Howe Drive
Belpre, Ohio
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