Extensive Road Projects Target Southeastern Ohio Growth
Southeastern Ohio will see its most ambitious highway work yet with Rt 33 from Lancaster to Hooker eyed as four lane divided access. Additional resurfacing and by pass work on Rt 33 Rt 75 and nearby routes in multiple counties are set for bidding July 8 and July 22, with several sections awarded to contractors in the coming months.
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Ohio
North Corporation
Lancaster
Hooker
Carroll
Hocking County
South Corporation
Hocking Line
WL. Johnson Construction Co
Columbus
Nick Cenes Construction Co
W. Mulberry St
State Highway Department
Sec
Rt. 33
Hocking
Athens Counties
F. H. Brewer Co
Louan
Athens County
Chauncey
Athens
Haydenville By-Pass
Claude Jones
Chesterhill
Logan
Webb Summit
Coshocton
Muskingum
Coshocton County
Muskingum County
Tsego
Rt. 75
New Straitsville
Creola
Meigs
Vinton
Ross Counties
Starr Two
Salt Creek
Meigs County
Vinton County
Ross County
Legal Notice of Will Contest in Hocking County Ohio
Melvin Morris Singer residing at 307 Seneca Park Forest Illinois is named defendant in cause 11669 filed June 21 1958 by Louis Singer and Betty Singer Wax in the Court of Common Pleas Hocking County Ohio to contest and set aside the will of Ben Singer deceased. He must answer by August 16 1958.
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Melvin Morris Singer
Senaca
Park Forest
Illinois
Louis Singer
Betty Singer
Court of Common Pleas
Hocking County
Ohio
Ben Singer
Bike Licenses Restocked at Police Station
Police Chief Roy Kelch announces 250 more bicycle licenses arrived and are on sale at the police station. Unregistered bike owners have until July 15 to buy the 50 cent tags, and motor-driven bikes not licensed by the state must carry a city license.
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Roy Kelch
Kelch
Gene Morgan Shines for East in All-Ohio Baseball Fray
Logan High School star Gene Morgan stood out at third base for the East in the All-Ohio series at Jet Stadium Columbus. He made six field chances with a notable stop and long throw, went 0-for-3 with a fielder’s choice, and helped in a near-double play in game two. Morgan, bound for Ohio University, was the East’s second string third baseman behind MVP George Sefcik. The All-Ohio event drew Marion Allen, Chieftain diamond coach.
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Logan High School
Gene Morgan
Jet Stadium
Columbus
Chieftain Star
West
East
Morgan
Ohio University
George Sefcik
Cleveland Benedictine
LHS
Marion Allen
Chieftain
Ex-Wilmington Dean Dies At 62
Dr. George Russell Olt 62 longtime dean of Anderson College for 33 years died Saturday. He commuted 25 years to Cincinnati to pastor Walnut Hills Church of God. Olt came to Anderson from Wilmington Ohio College where he had become dean a year after graduating in 1918.
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Anderson, Ind
George Russell Olt
Anderson College
Olt
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Observatory at Western Reserve Academy Dates to 1838
On the campus of Western Reserve Academy in Hudson Ohio lies the third oldest observatory in the United States, built in 1838.
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Western Reserve Academy
Hudson, O
United States
Industrials Gain in Uneven Markets With Defense Boost
Markets show moderate advances in early trading as rails decline and select low priced issues rise. American Motors leads with a 1 point gain amid brisk volume as steel, aircraft, and electronics gain. defense contracts and May awards boost sentiment. Cincinnati egg and poultry prices listed with region figures.
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New York
American Motors
Ohio hog and cattle market report from Columbus area
Hogs across Central and Western Ohio markets average higher by 25 to 50 cents with receipts of 5 565. No 2 hogs 190 220 pounds range 24 25 to 25 00 with higher prices for larger grades. Cattle receipts 600 from Columbus Producers Livestock Cooperative Auction. Veal calves steady with prices 27 30 for choice prime and 23 27 for good and choice. Sheep and lambs mix of strong to steady with slaughter lambs around 6 50 down.
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Cincinnati
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Dept. of Agri
Columbus Producers Livestock Cooperative A.sn
Lebanese Clash Frays Tripoli as Crisis Persists
In Tripoli Lebanon residents cite a drawn out conflict tearing at Christian and Moslem communities alike. Rebels numbering in the thousands shell hills above the city while security forces hold the streets and encircled areas. Some flee to the mountains, others endure the bombardment as calls for Chamoun’s resignation echo.
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William L. Ryan
Tripoli
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Akkar
Syria
Nasser
U S Envoy Seeks Release Of Nine American Airmen
In Moscow, Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson asked the Soviet Foreign Ministry for the immediate release of nine American airmen held in Soviet Armenia after their unarmed DC6A transport was accused of trespassing. He denied intentional airspace violation and sought embassy access to the detainees.
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Moscow
U. S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Foreign Ministry
Soviet
Armenia
Thompson
Washington
U. S. Defense Department
False alarm at Sun Glow Furniture plant triggers sprinkler
City firemen were called on a false alarm to the Sun Glow furniture factory at 7:32 p.m. Sunday. Ralph Courter, assistant fire chief, said a sprinkler system on the second floor of the Motherwell Ave. plant went off, but there was apparently no fire.
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Sun Glow Furniture
Ralph Courter
Motherwell Ave
Ohio VFW names LeRoy Schell state commander
LeRoy Schell of Steubenville is elected the new state commander of Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars at the close of the annual convention in Cincinnati. The event concludes the group’s statewide meeting on Sunday.
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Cincinnati
LeRoy Schell
Steubenville
Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars
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