Post Office Building Transfer to Ohio University Planned
GSA confirms transfer of Athens post office building on W Union Street to Ohio University via DHHS for educational use. University plans remodeling with $200,000, adding a top story, new elevator, and HVAC, to house offices from Ewing Hall as its library site expands.
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Athens
Ohio University
General Services Administration
Dominic A. Tesauro
GSA
Chicago
W. Union St
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tesauro
Devel
Oped
University
E. State St
Vernon R. Alden
L. F. Lausche
University Business
Kral, Zepf and Freitag
Cincinnati
Ewing Hall
New Civitan Club Elects Athens Chapter Leaders
Jack Gilbert elected president of the Athens Civitan Club at its inaugural meeting at the Sportsman Grill. C Roger Harris is vice president, Michael Molchan secretary, Chester Sininger treasurer. Board: Archie Greer John Evans Bruce Boyd. Charter July 18 with Waggenr as main speaker.
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Gilbert
New Civitan Club
Jack Gilbert
Ohio University Alumni Association
New Athens Civitan Club
C. Roger Harris
Michael Molchan
Chester Sininger
Archie Greer
John Evans
Bruce Boyd
Athens
J. T. Waggener
Civitan International
Civitan
Two Juveniles Cited In Car Theft Entry
Two 15 year old juveniles allegedly broke into a cabin on Route 56 owned by Harriett Anderson and stole a 1957 auto from Beasley and Mathews used car lot on Carpenter Street. Deputies Buffington and Cunningham apprehended them on Gilkey Ridge Road as they headed toward a wooded area. One juvenile is from Athens and the other from Darwin.
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Gilkey Ridge Rd
Sam Buffington
Ward Cunningham
Athens
Darwin
Route 56
Harriett Anderson
Columbus
Beasley and Mathews
Carpenter St
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements and Pool Schedule
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Leslie Foster and Mr and Mrs Wilfred Jolley with newborn sons in The Plains and New Marshfield. Admissions include multiple residents from Chauncey Amesville Athens Millfield Carbondale and McConnellville. Crystal Pool to open seven days a week starting Monday per city recreation director Bill Bartels with daily afternoon hours.
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Leslie Foster
the Plains
Wilfred Jolley
New Marshfield
Ronnie Shover
Chauncey
George Keirns
Amesville
Vernon Johnson
Athens
Charles C. LaHugh
David Boudinot, Jr
Millfield
Crystal Pool
Bill Bartels
County Office To Close During Move
The Athens County agriculture extension office will close for three days next week for moves into new offices formerly used by the state auditor and deputy registrar for motor vehicles. Kenneth E. Ackerman said the closure will cover Monday through Wednesday. The move accompanies the construction of a new post office building that will house postal facilities only.
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Athens County Agriculture Extension
Court House
Kenneth E. Ackerman
State Auditor
County School Board
State
Court Houses
Ohio State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Athens County
Weather Returns Hot and Humid in Athens
U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer reports a 9 a.m. temperature of 81 with a 72 degree low, as hot humid weather returns to Athens. Thursday's high reached 84 and rainfall totaled .11 inches.
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Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Masonic Church Rites Planned For Sunday
Paramythia Lodge 25 F and A M announces Saint John Day service at 8 a m Sunday at First Methodist Church Athens Ohio under Dr Earl R Henderson grand chaplain with Rev John Lloyd Evans and Dr John W Seay. Colin B Mantis grand master to attend with lodge officers in town for sesquicentennial events.
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Paramathia Lodge 25
F&am
Clayton Smith
First Methodist Church
Earl R. Henderson
Grand Lodge of Ohio Masons
John Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
John W. Seay
Richard Essex
Athens Commandery 15
Knights Templar
Robert Sutton
Joe T. Jagers
17Th Masonic District
Colin B. Mantis
Ohio Masons
Grand Lodge
Athens
Ohio University
Baker Cen
Paramythia
Masonic Temple
Henderson
Elyria
Baldwin Wallace College
Boston University School of Theology
Mansfield Methodist District
Driver Held On 3 Counts In Municipal Court
Portsmouth motorist David Lowell Reynolds, 24, pleaded guilty to running a traffic light at Union and Shafer. He was fined $5 plus costs and denied the charges of license suspended driving and license numbers not legally registered. bonds totaled $95 and cases were continued.
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David Lowell Reynolds
Portsmouth
Reynolds
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IBM
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
C. M. Gill and Company
Earl Mathews
Earl Hooper
C. M. Gill
Security Bank Bidg
Ing
Sportsman Grill
EMULE
Detsely Ee
Carpenter Street
Athens, Ohio
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Larry Smith
Charles Sanders
Arden Adams
Davyl Rowe
Jeffrey Brooks
Roger Gabriel
Carbondale
Robert Kestner
McConellville
Alan Moore
Harry Dust
Marion Blazier
Jack Kellison Hall
Barbara Darlene Hull
Hull
Sheriff's Deputies
River Oil Co
Pomeroy
Common Pleas Court
Don Perry
Charles Rider
Washington St
Standard Oil
Court
East State
R. J. Williams
Messenger Newsphoto
Glouster
Union
Shafer
Call LY
S. Court
Donald K. Barstow
Mill Street
Harold Starkey
E. M. Conant Realty
Tel
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