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cbolt wrote:Tommy T's

Yep, I forgot about that.

LHS 72 wrote:The original Hidaway

Was my best hang out for several years. Mostly during the 70s.......seen a lot heard a lot done a lot down there.

noreply66 wrote:

LHS 72 wrote:The original Hidaway

Was my best hang out for several years. Mostly during the 70s.......seen a lot heard a lot done a lot down there.

Who ran/owned it in the 70's Noreply? They had some pretty good bands in there sometimes.

Think his name was Keyes, lives in Athens and does/did have a business. Hope I don't have him mixed up with another bar owner. Great guy--think he was a ALL/Ohio in football.

noreply66 wrote:Think his name was Keyes, lives in Athens and does/did have a business. Hope I don't have him mixed up with another bar owner. Great guy--think he was a ALL/Ohio in football.

Good friend of mine Kess Keyes he owned the bar for a few years and then later started Athens Business Machine, I do believe. Was about 6'4' and weighed 270- 290 in his playing days at Martins Ferry and OU Saw him a few years ago at Kroger's in Athens.

That's him...Think the other bar owner was Les Keys??????

noreply66 wrote:That's him...Think the other bar owner was Les Keys??????

Did Les own the old Cameo bar at onetime also?

TRENCHFOOT wrote:

noreply66 wrote:That's him...Think the other bar owner was Les Keys??????

Did Les own the old Cameo bar at onetime also?

Les owned the Cameo and Kess Owned the Hideaway

I was told that Les had cameras in different places in the bar and he could sit home and if there had been trouble the night before he could go back and see where it all started. Great help for the police.

noreply66 wrote:I was told that Les had cameras in different places in the bar and he could sit home and if there had been trouble the night before he could go back and see where it all started. Great help for the police.

That was a good idea.

TRENCHFOOT wrote:

noreply66 wrote:I was told that Les had cameras in different places in the bar and he could sit home and if there had been trouble the night before he could go back and see where it all started. Great help for the police.

That was a good idea.

Most all businesses now have cameras!

Les could set at home and watch everything on several monitors he had in his den. Live Cameo.

Sam Jarvis did that at his place,he could see what was going on at all times right from his house.I would love to have something like that,I bet you could really see some interesting stuff and it would be a huge help to police.

cbolt wrote:Sam Jarvis did that at his place,he could see what was going on at all times right from his house.I would love to have something like that,I bet you could really see some interesting stuff and it would be a huge help to police.

Sam's place? Had a few cold ones in there too. That place would get wild on some weekends. Had to watch your back in there on busy nights.

Went there a few times when it was The First and Last. Some nights it was time to go home when I got that far.

I liked that name. The name really went well. First (chance) bar in town if you came in from the west, and the last (chance) bar in town if you was headed out from the east.

Odd Lots.

The Pontiac and Buick dealership on East Hunter.

noreply66 wrote:The Pontiac and Buick dealership on East Hunter.

On west Hunter Charlie Geil, I do believe!

East Hunter about 1/2 block past the post offices. Geil had it on the far West side at one time.