Tennis lessons for Athens residents begin July 8
Athens residents six years old and up may register for city recreation tennis lessons at 2 per person. Register by mail with a self addressed stamped envelope to City Recreation Director Robert Burson at Athens High School. Classes split into age groups from six to eighteen with schedule blocks on Mondays to Thursdays and Tuesdays to Thursdays beginning July 8 or July 9.
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Athens
Athens City
City Recreation
Robert Burson
Athens High School
Skies Clear and Cooler Thursday Forecast
The morning read shows 70 degrees under clear skies with an overnight low of 63 reported by U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer. An earlier high of 84 degrees and .45 inches of rainfall in the past 24 hours are noted as conditions eased. The Hocking River stands at 5.96 feet and is falling.
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U. S
C. L. Colmer
Hocking
Ohio University Airport Funding Advances Near Albany
An Appalachian Regional Commission grant of 291 894 supports the Ohio University airport project near Albany, part of a 781 683 total allocation including Ironton hospital and Southern Ohio school districts. The plan lowers local costs to 20 percent and moves toward bids, with FAA funding already at 486 490 and federal coordination through the Cleveland office.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Ohio University
Albany
Ohio Office of
Appalachia
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Lawrence County General Hospital
Ironton
Ohio
James Icenhour
Ohio U
Ieenhour
University
Federal Aviation Administration
Icenhour
Albert Hess
Fourth District Court of Appeals
FAA
Cleveland
Barrett, Cargo and Whithers
Chillicothe Consulting Engineers
West Virginia Driver Hurt On Route 50
A West Virginia driver was injured Wednesday in one of two Athens County traffic accidents. Dennis J. Drake, 24, of Elizabeth, W V a, was taken to St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg after his car was struck from behind by Bonnie Faye Franklin of Parkersburg while Drake slowed to assist a disabled motorist. Franklin was cited for following too closely. In an early evening crash west of the Washington County line Ruth Ann Lowes, 27, New Haven W Va, collided with Lawrence D. George, 16, Coolville, when George failed to yield and pulled onto Route 50 from County Road 62, striking Lowes side.
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West Virginia
Athens County
State Highway Patrol
Dennis J. Drake
Elizabeth
W. Va
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
Bonnie Faye Franklin
Drake
Miss Franklin
Route 50
Washington County Line
Ruth Ann Lowes
New Haven
Lawrence D. George
Coolville
George
Loves
Barefoot in the Park opens OVST season tonight
Ohio Valley Summer Theater kicks off its 18th season with Barefoot in the Park at 8:30. Neil Simon's comedy features Maurice Erickson Clare Sztucinsky Harold Baedecker Edie Smith with cameos by Howard Ritter and Gordon Fox. Dr Rex McGraw directs. Set by Robert L Winters costumes by Pam ela Mason. Additional shows set for June 28 29 30 and July 13 14 27 28.
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Ohio Valley Summer Theater
Neil Simon
Maurice Erickson
Clare Sztucinsky
Harold Baedecker
Edie Smith
Howard Ritter
Gordon Fox
Dr. Rex McGraw
Robert L. Winters
Pamela Mason
Post Office in The Plains Raised to Second Class Status
The Plains Post Office will become a second class office effective July 1 due to higher receipts. Window hours shift to 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, 7:45 to 11:45 am Saturdays. lobby hours 7:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. A stamp vending machine will be installed. mail dispatch times remain unchanged.
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Tive
Gail Slater
Slater
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the Plains Post Office
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Toledo
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Walker
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Runkle
Etna
Roy B. Worstall
Zanesville
Charles Perrine Jr
Ferris von Meter Sr
Almna
Thorleif Bentz
the Plains
John Woodworth
Columbus
Harold Brown
Glouster
Patrick's Steak House
Fred
Route
Nelsonville
Anii
Frost
Imid
Young's Appliances
Columbus St
Hidaire
Cpetk
Mother
North Court Street
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