Sale of OU Inn Not Yet Certain
Ohio University Inn may be sold as a liquor permit transfer to Ohio University Inn Inc. is being processed. James E. Hughes of Columbus is listed as incorporator and agent. GalbreathCo affiliate spokesman James W. Phillips notes talks with multiple groups but no closing. a buyer is not named.
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Ohio University Inn
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Ohio University Inn Inc
James E. Hughes
Columbus
Secretary of State
James W. Phillips
John W
Galbreath Co
Phillips
James M. Gerlach
Bromley Hall
Athens
Galbreath Group
Reservation plan set for campers at Ohio state parks
Ohio state parks will trial a camping reservation system starting February 1 1974 for one year. Ohio Natural Resources Director William B Nye said the plan aims to guarantee camp sites for campers who book up to 90 days in advance at 41 parks with family camping facilities. If successful the system may expand permanently to more areas.
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Nye
Ohio State Parks
Buckeye Hills-HVRDD Receives Elderly Aid Grant
The Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District will use 31,484 dollars in federal and state funds to plan and expand elderly programs across eight Southeastern Ohio counties Athens Hocking Meigs Morgan Noble Perry and Washington. Governor Gilligan and Ohio Commission on Aging Director Crowley announced 23,613 dollars in federal Older Americans Act funds and 7,871 dollars in state subsidies for the first year beginning January 1 1974. The project will study services determine needs and develop a plan plus provide information and referrals to seniors in the eight counties home to about 34 079 people aged 60 and over. Noble Morgan and Meigs counties have the highest shares of residents over 60 far above the state average.
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Buckeye Hills
Hocking Valley
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
David C. Crowley
Ohio Commission On Aging
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Noble
Perry
Washington
Noble County
Judge To Speak After Banquet At Full Gospel Meeting
Judge Wilbur L. Shull of the Columbus Municipal Court will address Athens Ohio Chapter of The Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International after a 7 p.m. banquet at Bromley Hall. The event publicizes a state park campsite reservation drive for 3 525 sites at East Harbor Indian Lake Delaware Pymatuning Salt Fork Mohican Hocking Hills Dillon Lake Hope Hueston Woods Stonelick Cowan Lake with Ticketron handling by mail phone or terminal outlets in several Ohio cities.
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Wilbur L. Shull
Columbus Municipal Court
Athens
Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship
East Harbor
Indian Lake
Delaware
Pymatuning
Salt Fork
Mohican
Hocking Hills
Dillon
Lake Hope
Hueston Woods
Stonelick
Cowan Lake
Ticketron, Inc
New York City
Ticketron
Sears
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Steubenville
Portsmouth
Shillito’s
Watercraft Rules On Agenda In Ohio Hearing
The Natural Resources Department will hold a Dec. 17 hearing in Columbus to readopt and modify watercraft rules. The session will cover reporting boating accidents four horsepower motor limits on canoes electric motors on most lakes four horsepower on Eastwood Lake and water skiing at Griggs and O Shaughnessy reservoirs among others.
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Hocking River
Natural Resources Department
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Smith
Ohio Departments
S. Front St
Kiser Lake
Sandusky River
White Oak
Red Oak
Straight
Eagle Creeks
Brown County
Hamilton County Park District
Lake Milton
City of
Youngstown
Nettle Lake
Williams County
Eastwood Lake
City of Dayton
Griggs
O'Shaughnessy
Births Reported at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton of Athens welcome a son. Mr and Mrs John Sayers of Jacksonville welcome a son. Names listed include Nellie LaFollette Billie Davis and several others from Athens Guysville Albany Glouster Warren Benton Jason Guder Lisa McAffee Jack Evener and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hamilton
Athens
John Sayers
Jacksonville
Nellie LaFollette
Billie Davis
Chester Poston
Arthur Rowland
Jeffery Brooks
Faye Forman
John Easterling
James Hayes
Sue Pratt
Guysville
Nellie Zimmerman
Albany
Phillip Powell
Charles Dunlap
Eddie Moleski
Glouster
Herbert Olson
Paul Gould
Harold Wilson
Warren Bentz
Jason Guder
Lisa McAffee
Jack Evener
Edward Mezicko
Charles Shaner
Peggy Mayles
Bernice Randolph
Lucille Batdorff
Ohio University forms committee to review institutional research
The Committee on Committees announces an advisory group for the new Ohio University Committee on Institutional Research. Appointees for 1973-74 include Faculty chair James A. Anderson with James W Johnson and Rajindar K Koshal. students Larry Deeds and Gary T Sharpin. graduate plans for an undergraduate member. administration members Michael Hanek Adam J Marsh and Craig B Laubenthal from Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Committee On Committees
Norman S. Cohn
Analytical Research Services Office
Charles A. Walker
James A. Anderson
Thomas W Johnson
Rajindar K. Koshal
Larry Deeds
Gary T. Sharpin
Michael Hanek
Adam J. Marsh
Craig B. Laubenthal
Zanesville
Charges Not Pressed Reports Of Sexual Offenses Increasing
Deborah Hrouda reports four sexual assaults reported to local police in four days. Two incidents occurred inside the city on Mill Street and Kurtz Street. A third case was reported at Athens Country.
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Mill Street
Kurtz Street
Athens
Sheriff's Deputies
Athens High School
Clyde Beasley
Beasley
E. State Street
Washington Street
Lancaster and
Shafer Streets
New Haven
Central Operating Coal Co
Philip Sporn
Holzer Medical Center
Gallipolis
Democrat Action Committee To Meet In Lancaster
The 10th Congressional District Democratic Action Committee will meet at Shaw's Restaurant in Lancaster on Wednesday December 12. Dinner from 6 to 7 30 p m. followed by the meeting at 8 with candidates or their representatives from across the district expected to attend.
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10Th Congressional District
Democratic Action Committee
Shaw’s
Lancaster
Two Plead Guilty To Larceny In Athens County Case
In Athens County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday two men pled guilty to larceny charges stemming from a downtown disturbance. Charles Wolf admitted petty larceny while John Davis pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
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Vere Smith
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Charles Wolf
John Davis
Lowell Howard
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O’ Bleness Memorial Hospital
Deborah Hrouda Messenger
Democrat Action Committee
Neverthless
C. Dressy
G.o
Ero Percot Keross
Mineral
Athens County Sheriff's Deputies
N. Court Street
Garand
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