Building Permits Hit Lowest Level of Year
November building permits fell to one of the year’s lowest totals with nine permits for private building and remodeling valued at 28700. The month’s figure trails prior lows in 1962 and 1966 and compares with 673900 in November 1965. Permits went to Kennard for a 22500 house on LaMar Dr and to several residents for repairs and remodels. Logan Federal Savings and Loan has a 2000 permit for a foundation for a house to be moved to Eden and Jacobs.
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Service Director
William L
Barbara F. Kennard
LaMar Dr
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Eden and Jacobs
Clerk Named To State Post In Ohio
Mrs. Marjorie Mitchell Ath ens County clerk of courts named 2nd District chairman of the Ohio Clerk of Courts Association during a winter conference at the Christopher Inn Columbus. She succeeds Marjorie Rinehart Gallia County clerk of courts and serves on the association’s membership committee.
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Marjorie Mitchell
Athens County
Ohio Clerk of Courts’ Association
Christopher Inn
Columbus
Mitchell
Marjorie Rinehart
Gallia County
Botanist Dr Krauss to Speak at Ohio University Lectures
Dr Robert W Krauss plant physiology professor at the University of Maryland will discuss the biologist role in space in a 730 PM public lecture at Porter Hall Ohio University. He will also speak at 4 PM in Porter Hall Room 306. The events are sponsored by the botany department and American Institute of Biological Sciences. A 6 PM potluck dinner for women precedes the 730 PM Athens Commandery Knights Templar meeting at the Masonic Temple led by Harold Ogg.
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Robert W. Krauss
University of Maryland
Ohio University
Porter Hall
Krauss
Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Porter Hall Room
Botany Department
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Harold Ogg
Logan Federal to open Athens office by July 1
Logan Federal Savings and Logan Association plan an Athens office on State Street at Townsend Drive with 30 by 80 feet and six teller windows. If construction delays, a mobile unit will serve temporarily. Lyndon Johnson will head the Athens operation. The project costs about 150000 and will expand local mortgage and banking services.
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Logan Federal Savings and Logan Association
Athens
Bruce E. Fickel
Logan
BK. State Street
Townsend Drive
Ohio University
Fickel
Hocking Valley Bank
Lyndon Johnson
Athens County
Pistol Club Chooses Officers For Athens Chapter
Norman Allen was elected president of the Athens Pistol Club. Foster Coe became vice president, John Cornwell secretary-treasurer, Robert Allen safety officer, and Edward Dean executive officer. Meetings occur at the Ohio University range at Peden Stadium on Tuesday nights at 7:30.
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Norman Allen
Athens Pistol Club
Foster Coe
John Cornwell
Robert Allen
Edward Dean
Ohio University
Peden Stadium
Traffic Fines and License Suspensions In Area Youth Cases
Betty Jane Depoy 15 Guysville Route 2 fined 5 dollars and costs for no operator license with no license until after March 24 1968. James Thomas Stanley 17 The Plains fined 5 dollars and costs 30 day suspension of driving rights license retained for travel to work and school. Esther Diana Montgomery 16 Millfield Route 1 fined 5 dollars and costs no operator license until after Nov 11 1967. William Earl Landis 16 84 Second St fined 5 dollars and costs 60 day suspension of driving rights. Marvin W Bolin 17 Glouster Route 1 stopped for sign violation 5 dollars and costs 30 day license suspension retained for travel to work. Paramythia Lodge 25 F AM to meet 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Masonic Temple.
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Betty Jane Depoy
John Depoy
Guysville
James Thomas Stanley
James Stanley
the Plains
Scense
Esther Diana Montgomery
Mary Reid
Millfield
William Earl Landis
Fred Landis
Second St
Marvin W. Bolin
Cecil C. Bolin
Glouster
Lavelle Touted as Possible 1968 Congress Candidate
Athens attorney William A. Lavelle a state Democratic vice chairman is mentioned as a potential candidate for Ohio’s 10th District in 1968. Lavelle, 41, longtime Athens County chairman since 1938, says he is not planning to run and would prefer re election as state central committeeman though he could reconsider. He notes U S Rep Walter H Moeller should have first chance at the nomination if interested. The Coolville item notes a Fellow Craft degree at Coolville Lodge 337 F and A M Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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Athens
William A. Lavelle
Lavelle
10Th District
Athens County
U. S
Walter H. Moeller
Coolville
Coolville Lodge 337
F&am
T. J. Lowe
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Wighland Ave
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Morris Ave
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Delbert Kasler
Eden Pl
H. C. Sedwick
F State St
Tom's Cleaners
Richland Ave
Parkette Drive-In
Tom’s
St Ellie
van Heusen
Market Street
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Jarmen
Allen Edmonds Shoes
Alate
Logan Firm
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Logan Home Savings
Logan Federal
C. F. Ackers
Walter A. Leonard
Rollan Bright
W. Denzil Weltner
Pistol Club
Paramythia Lodge
William Roberson
E. State & Carpenter Sts
Congress
Moeller
House of Representatives
China
Buffet & Hutch
Washington Blvd
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Belpre
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