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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1969
Page
3
Charles G. O Bleness Memorial Sheltering Arms Hospital may open as early as November 1969 or as late as March 1970. Hospital administrator Carl Thielmann cites contractor forecasts of October completion, with weather or delays possible.
Now working at the hospital are Jerry Oliver chief pharmacist Clifford Young X ray and electrocardiograph technician and Thomas Duffy certified nurse anesthetist. Oliver 30 of 289 Cross St Nelsonville becomes the hospital s first chief pharmacist. Oliver is a 1962 OSU College of Pharmacy graduate. Oliver previously worked at Foster Drugs Nelsonville and Hocking Valley Community Hospital Logan. Young 23 had been at Meigs General Hospital Pomeroy. Duffy 36 retires from the Air Force as a captain and will join after discharge. The Duffys at Lockbourne AFB near Columbus seek an Athens home.
William L. Haines, former Ohio University administrator, joins Tishman Realty as director of university facilities. He will supervise Bromley Hall at Ohio University and the Illinois facility. Haines has OU ties including residence programs leadership and a master’s degree from OU.
An appeal has been filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court after the Athens zoning board denied a variance for a wooden elevated driveway at 9 Fort St serving a cottage on Fairview Avenue. The driveway allegedly built over a city right of way was to be dismantled.
Two men receive probationary appointments to the Athens Fire Department effective Aug. 1 for one year. George D. Cullison of The Plains and Robert M. Cannin of Nelsonville Route 1 join at full strength 18 firefighters plus the chief pending permanent status after a year. A third candidate remains on the eligibility list. Continued civil service exams were held Monday night with three of four passing.
Members of Local 648, United Mine Workers of America, plan a Saturday 1 p.m. meeting at Glouster Eagles Hall to nominate international officers for the union.
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