Columbus Group Buys Bromley Hall in Athens Real Estate Deal
Bromley Hall Ltd bought the nine story dormitory from Tishman Realty for 3.223 million dollars. Bromley Hall Inc will manage the building with local staff unchanged. James M. Gerlach owns all Bromley Hall Inc stock and controls 80 percent of the limited partnership. The sale closes after moving into effect by Saturday with occupancy expected near capacity this fall. The dorm features pool, private baths, and university dining, charging 1344 to 1600 dollars annually for room and board.
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Bromley Hall
Athens
Bromley Hall Ltd
Tishman Realty and Construction Corp
New York
Bromley Hall, Inc
New Columbus Corporation
Bromley
James M. Gerlach
Columbus
the Messenger
Gerlach
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Lawerence P. Stephens
M. Frank Portman
Norman Browning Jr
Thomas Leech
Portman
Browning
Leech
Donald Kelch Jr
Tishman
Ohio University
Phillip Goldsberry
Lancaster Colony Corp
University
Fifteen Classes Slated for Albany Community Fair Horse Show
Fifteen classes set for the Albany Riding Grounds on September 12 as part of the Albany Community Fair. Prizes total 30 dollars per class except lead-in pony with 10 dollars to first and graded awards. Lead-in pony class open to ponies under 56 inches and children six or younger. Entry fee 2 dollars per class except lead-in at 1 dollar.
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Albany
Athens County
National Forecast Sunny Across Nation With Regional Showers
National forecast calls for sunny weather overall with showers in parts of New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle. Cooling trend from Pacific Northwest to northern and central plains. Warm humid conditions in the South and East with past and current temperatures noted. Humidity high, precipitation totals and barometer readings provided.
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Texas Panhandle
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Mississippi Valley
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Central Plains
Nixon to Visit Air Force Base for $6 Million Museum Dedication
President Nixon plans a visit to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton for the dedication of the $6 million Air Force Museum. He will arrive aboard Spirit of ’76 and stay about 80 minutes before heading to Chicago. Demonstrations by antiwar groups are planned earlier, with gates opening to the public at 3:30 p.m.
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Ohio
California
Nixon
Air Force Museum
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Wright Field
Fairborn
Chicago
Edmund Rafalko
Robert Oelman
Frank An
Ger
Air Force Museum Foundation
Air Force
Robert Seamans Jr
Anger
Seamans
Dayton Welfare Rightsganization
Veterans Against the War
Soledad Brothers
George Jackson
Former Teacher Publishes Plains History Essay
Former teacher Anna C. Rose of Athens Route 3 writes a history of The Plains to be published by mid December. The work covers mound builders graduates from The Plains High School 1919 to 1967 and military personnel from the Revolutionary War to the Korean Conflict. It includes an area plat map with new street names photos from 1908 to 1971 and biographical notes on local residents.
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the Plains
Anna C. Rose
Athens Route 3
The
Plains High School
Athens nurse nominated for Ohio Nurses Association post
Mrs. Dora Kennedy administrator of the geriatrics unit at Athens Mental Health Center and District 14 program chairman seeks a seat on the Psychiatric Nurses Section Nominating Committee at the Ohio Nurses Association biennial convention October 10 14 in Cincinnati. If elected she helps choose officers for 1973 75. Randy Weiss Ashland College senior elected president of Young Americans for Freedom for the year.
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Geriatrics
Athens Mental Health Center
District 14 Nurses Association
ONA
District 14
Cincinnati
Dora Kennedy
Monti- Cello Village
Athens
Psychiatric Nurses
Ohio Nurses Association
Ashland
Randy Weiss
Ashland College
Young Americans For Freedom
Gilbert Weiss
Pinegrove
Nelsonville
Logan Man Cited for Improper Backing After Parking Lot Collision
Logan police cited Patrick R. McClure 21 of 95 Gallagher for improper backing after his vehicle struck a parked car owned by E. D. Hall 465 W Front St on Gallagher Avenue at 11 50 p m. McClure was backing from his driveway when the crash occurred.
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Gallagher Avenue
Patrick R. McClure
Gallagher
E. D. Hall
Front St
McClure
City Police Report Vandals Smashing Mirrors in Logan
Logan police report vandals smashed at least a dozen auto rear vision mirrors overnight. Officers found 12 mirrors broken on cars in the downtown area between 6 30 and 6 40 a m Friday.
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Logan
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