Keslar Named 10th District Committeeman in Ohio
William A. Keslar former Zanesville City Council president is chosen to replace Elmer Jones as 10th District Committeeman on the Ohio Republican Executive Committee. He will serve the remainder of Jones term after Jones resigned to lead the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Real Estate Division. Keslar owns Bakers Restaurant Norwich and leads Keslar Supply Co. in Zanesville. Athens County had backed James Shipman for the post.
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William A. Keslar
Zanesville
Elmer Jones
Athens
Ohio Republican Executive Committee
Keslar
Jones
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Bakers Restaurant
Norwich
Keslar Supply Co
Ohio Jaycees
Cub Pack 71 and Scout Troop 71 Meet for Campfire
Cub Pack 71 and Scout Troop 71 announce a joint meeting for families on Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Izaak Walton League The groups will gather at Central Avenue Methodist Church Athens between 6 30 and 7 p m then move to the Izaak Walton lodge for a campfire cracker barrels and skits If rain arrives the gathering shifts to the Izaak Walton shelter house
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Izaak Walton League
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Athens
Izaak Walton Lodge
Shelter House
Izaak Walton
Kroger Seeks Replacement Rinks Pulls Out of Athens Plan
Kroger faces a setback in Athens as Columbus developer Lee Skilken misses funding for a motel and travel trailer park, delaying plans tied to 28.6 acres Kroger leases from OU. Kroger may pursue other offers as sublease talks with Skilken stall.
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Athens
Kroger
Lee Skilken
Columbus
Skilken
Hoffman
East State
Home Streets
W. Charles Culp
SEOEMS Opens New Athens Station At Mental Health Center
The Athens SEOEMS station moves into the Athens Mental Health Center central hospital side, with secured temporary quarters and enhanced security. Officials, Dr. Caul and Dr. Scott, secured approval from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, and ARC funds are sought for a future ambulance station at O'Bleness Hospital. The service area covers Waterloo, Athens, Alexander, Lee, Lodi, Canaan Twps, and parts of Ames Dover Carthage Rome Bern Twps, unchanged toll free number 1 800 282 7777.
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Athens
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Athens Mental Health Center
Seoems
Secems
David Caul
James Scott
Ohio Department of Mental Health and
Richland Area
Regional Commission
O’bleness Hospital
ARC
Waterloo
Alexander, Lee
Lodi
Canaan
Ames
Dover
Carthage
Rome
Bern
Miss Teaford Graduates From OU in Ohio University Commencement
Miss Margaret Suzanne Teaford of Minersville Route 1 graduated at Ohio University in Athens where about 2,500 students received degrees. She earned a bachelor of science in education with a secondary level major and is certified to teach English reading speech journalism drivers education.
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Minersville
Margaret Suzanne Teaford
Raymond Teaford
Ohio University
Athens
Teaford
Stolen gear and bracelet reported in local incidents
A man reported $125 worth of fishing equipment stolen from his garage. Mary Hurd of Mentor told police she lost a bracelet valued at $250 while visiting Athens for an Ohio University graduation.
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Athens
Mary Hurd
Mentor
Ohio University
Wells Completed In Perry County Reported
Current scout report from the Ohio Oil and Gas Association lists six wells in Perry County. Three oil wells were drilled in Hopewell Township for O Neal Productions Inc. A J Cooperider lease yields a 22 barrel oil well with 40 000 cubic feet of gas daily and two more wells on the same lease producing 20 barrels and 24 barrels respectively. Jud Noble and Associates report a 10 barrel oil and 100 000 cubic feet gas producer on Lewis Ransbottom lease in Harrison Two. Bay State Energy Co. reports a 30 barrel oil and 100 000 cubic feet gas well on its F E Allen lease in Pike Two, plus a 270 000 cubic foot gas well that also yields four barrels of oil on land leased from Forbes Construction Co.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Hopewell
O'Neal Productions, Inc
A & L J. — G. Cooperider
Don Cooperider
Jud Noble and Associates
Lewis Ransbottom
Harrison Two
Bay State Energy Co
F. E. Allen
Pike Two
Forbes Construction Co
Osteopaths Initiate Ohio University Medical School Fund
Ohio Osteopathic Association plans a $2 million funding drive via a six year $250 assessment per member to establish an osteopathic college at Ohio University. The measure, presented at Cincinnati convention, faces Senate approval after Regents opposed the project citing primary care needs and existing state medical school funding.
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Ohio Osteopathic Association
Ohio University
OOA
Martin E. Levitt
Levitt
Ohio Board of
Ohio House
Senate
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee
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