Continen tal Homes Demonstrates Stacked Duplex Construction
Continental Homes representatives in Athens assembled a two story duplex in four sections on Tocking Street. Ground floor units were joined with upper sections lifted into place, then a porch roof connected. Each unit includes living room dining area kitchen utility room two bedrooms bath on second floor with factory installed HVAC bath units cabinets water heaters and hardwood doors. Units are leased for 48 rental units and meet building code with top hooks used for installation removed after positioning.
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Continental Homes
Tocking Street
Athens
Larry Conrsth
Continental
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Head Cut and Gas Overflows Prompt Fire Department Aid
Alarry White, 35, of Athens, suffered two cuts to the back when struck with a beer bottle at Johnson's Inn. He was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after fire department responders were alerted at 3:29 p.m. A pumper truck also responded to 42 Grosvenor St. to flush gasoline from a street after an auto tank overflowed. Additional calls Saturday morning sent equipment to John’s Marathon Service Station to address leaking gasoline onto a driveway. A squad later transported Mrs. Guy Wingett, 72, from the Athens National Bank after she slipped on the sidewalk, sustaining possible injuries to her left hip and wrist.
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Alarry White
Athens Robies
Johnson’s Inn
W. State St
Marathon
EastState
Carpenter
Court
Washington
Athens National Bank
Guy Wingett
Albany
Wingett
Ammunition Sales No Longer Require Certain Records
The Internal Revenue Service states that new legislation removes recordkeeping for shotgun and rifle ammunition sales and their components. Purchases of handgun ammunition remain regulated, and sellers must verify buyer age while various groups remain prohibited from buying any ammunition. Dealers must continue to keep records on other ammunition sales and identify buyers.
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Informal Revenue Service
IRS
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
TRS
Firebombing Try Foiled At Armory
An apparent Molotov Cocktail attack was stopped at 1 a.m. Saturday when officers in a passing car found five burning bottles near government trucks inside the National Guard Armory during a dance. Three bottles broke. two were extinguished and sent for fingerprint tests. Authority says federal aid alerted. Albany firefighters plan meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the fire house for maintenance on trucks. Engineers group to meet Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at The Ohio University Inn.
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National Guard
Mel Lice
London Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Fred James
Albany Area
Hocking Valley
The
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Ohio University Inn
Coolville Story Of A Winner By Georg Lovell Coolville
Coolville gains a major photo processing plant from Vienna, boosting area employment and taxes. The Best Photo facility, housing a large workforce, supports the school district, fire department, and hospital stadium fund while expanding the local post office and real estate activity. Water and sewer systems strain under higher demand, prompting upgrades and new wells, storage tanks, and public works finance debates. Local officials fear debt service may press income but pursue improvements for reliability.
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Georg Lovell
Coolville
Industriwers
Hocking River
Premier’ Photo Co
Best
Vienna
W.va
Coalville
Hocking High School
Ilso del Marice Gilige
Ectale
Colville
Tri-County
Bank of
Pon Reed
Fuenver
Uus
Coolville Board of Public Affairs
Department
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Royal Apollo Milix
Samet
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Beye
Athens Office Supply, Inc
W. Washington
Armory
Story of
Vilage
Teim
Hocking
Board of Public Affairs
Christmas Club
Security Bank
BANK
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