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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
3
A traditional topping out ceremony was held Tuesday afternoon at Bromley Hall to signal completion of the nine story student residence hall structure. Nine Bromley Hall student counselors participated and raised a symbolic final beam.
The Athens High School honors roll omission is noted amid a list of names. Bromley Hall at the university campus is described with features like central air, fireproof construction, high speed elevators, soundproof walls, private baths, study spaces, language lab, dining facilities, and a swimming pool.
Joe Adam Reed of 3214 N Court St pleaded guilty to defrauding a shop in Municipal Court. He was fined 50 dollars and costs with the fine suspended and placed on probation until June 1, with restitution to Jake's Sandwich Shop. The charge was filed by Lena White.
The Ohio U civil engineering student chapter hosts a two day conference at Baker Center with E S Preston and C R Hanes among panelists. Carl L Shermer moderates the talks and a Thursday banquet features William Wisely of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Dr Sigmund J Konigseder resumes duties at Athens State Hospital after a 2 1/2 year absence. He previously served 1959 62 at the local hospital and held positions in Budapest. He studied at Royal Hungarian University Budapest and will earn 11500 dollars annually living on hospital grounds with his wife and daughter.
Four Athens and Nelsonville residents were inducted into the Army this week at Ft Hayes. Phillip R. Looney and Donald D. Brown left by bus Monday for the induction center, followed by Gary L. Thompson and Herbert J. Bailey. Each received a Bible from the Gideon Society.
A Athens church sermon emphasized enduring Christian faith and the unchanging nature of God and Christ. The speaker called the resurrection our hope and insurance, stating belief in life after death deepens life here and in the hereafter and lauded faith as the greatest word in Christianity.
City officials closed the College Street parking lot on Wednesday for the second finishing coat of blacktop. Workers installed entrance lanterns and a wooden eight-foot fence was placed at the rear of the lot last week.
Coolville music department presents a Friday 8 p.m. concert featuring the school orchestra with soloists Keith Dixon violin Benny Randolph trumpet and Lee Griffin cello The elementary orchestra and chorus from Carthage Troy Hockingport and Lottridge elementary schools will also perform.
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