Bus Stops Announced For Southeast Route
The Athens Transit System unveiled the southeast route stops. First bus departs downtown 6 45 a m and last at 5 45 p m. Stops include Mill and College, Mill and Stewart, Mill and Elliott, East Bridge, Riverside and Hastings, Hastings and Hooper, Hooper and Richland, Richland and Canterbury, Canterbury and LaMar, Canterbury and Mulligan, Mulligan and Perry, Perry and Hooper, Monticello Apartments, Hooper and Hastings, Hastings and Riverside, Lakeview Apartments, Mill and Eliott, College and Mill, Court and Union.
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Athens Transit System
Mill and College
Mill and
Stewart
Elliott
East Bridge
Riverside
Hastings
Hooper
Hooper and
Richland
Richland and
Canterbury
Canterbury and
LaMar
Mulligan
Mulligan and
Perry
Perry and
Monticello
Lakeview
Mill and Eliott
College and
Mill
Court and Union
Athens Mayor Denies Knowlton Bid No Show on Garage
Athens Mayor Raymond Shepard dismissed radio rumors that Knowlton Construction Co may skip bidding on the city parking garage. He said bids are expected to be advertised within two to three weeks.
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Athens
Raymond Shepard
Knowlton Construction Co
Itch of Piles Get Relief Now
Millions over forty years have found fast relief from itching and smarting of piles using a cooling soothing astringent formula. Peterson’s Wonder One user reports itching and smarting ceased and slept all night. Pete Ointment praised as marvelous. Be delighted or money back.
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Peterson
Pete
Civil Service Exam Planned For Police
Athens police department opens a civil service exam at 7 p.m. October 28 in City Hall. Applications are available at the police station and must be returned by October 25. Eligible applicants are men aged 21 to 31.
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City Hall
Fred James
James
Trio of Thieves Sought After Ring Theft at Logan Jeweler
Logan City police seek a three person group described as a pretty wildly dressed two men and a woman who stole three rings valued at a little over fifty dollars from the window display at K and K Jewelers on West Main Street Tuesday afternoon. A high school student who witnessed the theft alerted authorities.
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Logan
K & K Jewelers
West Main Street
Davis Appeal Filed In Davis narcotics case appeal sought
A late Tuesday filing in Common Pleas Court asks the Fourth District Court of Appeals to review Wayne A. Davis’s narcotics case. Davis was charged last March with sale and possession, and a June jury failed to reach a verdict. The attorney of record is William Lavelle, who seeks dismissal on appeal. Sigma Xi will meet Thursday at noon in the Buckeye Cafeteria with Dr. Jerome S. Rovner speaking. Officers for the year are Dr. William D. Baasel president, Dr. Robert J. Kline president-elect, and Dr. J. Herbert Graffius secretary-treasurer. In Athens, James W. Allen was found guilty of blocking Blue Line Lane and fined $5 plus costs after pleading innocent. Traffic charges against Fred Castle White were dropped. Paul W. Keirns was cited for improper speed and left-of-center in a Route 329 crash near Amesville. An old fashion hymn sing will be held at Shade Methodist Church Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Common Pleas Court
William Lavelle
Wayne A. Davis
Lavelle
Davis
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Sigma Xi
Buckeye
Jerome S. Rovner
Ohio University Zoology Department
William D. Baasel
Robert J. Kline
J. Herbert Graffius
Athens County
James W. Allen
N. Congress St
Athens
Fred Castle White
Richland Ave
Amesville
State Highway Patrol
Paul W. Keirns
Ohio University talks with non academic union delayed
Not scheduled talks between Ohio University officials and the non academic employee union as of this morning due to a failure to schedule a meeting with the union attorney Herschel Sigall.
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Ohio University
Herschel Sigall
Ohio U Group Sets Meet Rohr To Speak
Southeastern Ohio civic and business leaders who are members of The Ohio University Associates will host a buffet luncheon at the new Convocation Center where William D. Rohr will address the group. A tour of the $8.5 million circular facility follows.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University Associates
William D. Rohr
Public Turkey Shoot Planned By Police
A public turkey shoot is scheduled for November 10 by Southern Ohio Lodge 55 of the Fraternal Order of Police. The event at Hocking Valley Sportsman's Club starts 1 p.m. to fund the new lodge building under construction. The shoot will feature slug and trap shooting. A separate item notes Richland Area Fire Department responding to a tree fire on Long Run Road Tuesday night, where the resident Leonard Keirns cut the tree to extinguish it.
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Ernest F. Rothel
Athens Business Association
Otis Simpson
McBee Systems
Athens
Henry Colby
McBee
Ohio
Simpson
Southern Ohio Lodge 55
Fraternal Order of Police
Hocking Valley
Richland Area Fire Department
Long Run Road
Leonard Keirns
Ditty Bag Quota Reached for Overseas Servicemen
The Athens Red Cross Chapter reports a quota of 200 ditty bags for overseas servicemen has been met. Bags mailed Tuesday include candy and nuts, hygiene items, stationery, lighters, address books, games, wipes, and a photograph book. About 20 organizations and several individuals contributed.
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Charles McVey
Athens
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