Residence Destroyed in Third Fire in Five Days
Nelsonville fire crews battled a second home blaze in five days on Saturday at 1 90 p m Carbon Hill area fire. The two story residence at Alva Mount was destroyed with only a few household items saved. The cause remains undetermined as the Hocking Plastic Plant and U S Forestry Division aided efforts.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonvas Equity
Carbon Hill
Carthe Hocking Plastic
Hill
S. Forestry Division
Alva Mount. A
Move Made On Troop 203
Gallipolis reports steps toward reactivating Boy Scout Troop 203 with a meeting of five organizers at Grace Methodist Church. Nelson R. Leach, Scout Executive, announced a Get Acquainted With Scouting session for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the church gym inviting interested boys and parents to attend. Members present included Rev Paul M. Niswander, George Puller, Harry Hamill, F. H. McGraw and Joe Da.
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Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
Nelson R. Leach
Paul M. Niswander
George Puller
Harry Hamill
F. H McGraw
Joe da
Gallipolis Patrol Arrests Include 17-Year-Old Driver
In Gallipolis patrol actions, a 17-year-old Bidwell youth was arrested for a yellow line violation and summoned to Juvenile Court Judge John W. Howell at 2 p.m. Saturday. Other charges include overloads for L Perkins 41 Mercerville Star Route 135 and costs, Francis Allen Walters 50 Gallipolis Route 2 25 and costs, Arthur McCarty 40 Gallipolis 25 and costs, and David Nolan Jr 29 Gallipolis 25 and costs.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Bidwell
John W. Howell
L. Perkins
Mercerville
Francis Allen Walters
Arthur McCarty
David Nolan, Jr
Water Shut Off By Hydrant in Nelsonville
Downtown Nelsonville experienced a water outage when city workers flushing hydrants twisted off a base elbow. Crews dug six feet to replace the damaged fitting and recheck hydrants to ensure readiness for fire emergencies.
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Nelsonville
Two fined ten dollars for disturbing the peace quarrel
Nelsonville residents Bucky Six M Chauncey and Darrell Toliver of Route 1 were fined ten dollars and costs in magistrate George Schoonover's court for disturbing the peace and quarreling. Constable Maywood ers wrested them.
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Nelsonville
Bucky
Chauncey
Darrell Toliver
George Schoonover
Maywooders
Marshall President To Speak At Nelsonville High
Nelsonville commences May 4 pressing details list Marshall College president Dr Steward L Smith as speaker for the Nelsonville High commencement. The article notes his background including Gettysburg Columbia Syracuse degrees and leadership roles since 1945 with local civic involvement.
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Nelsonville
Stewarda L'Smith
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
School
At & P.m
Ratorvar
Smith
Jettysburg
Columbia University
Syracuse Universe
Gettysburg
Marshall
Teachers College
Logan
Fite Acive
Earn
Chioonih
Sage
the Lutheran Church
Rotary
Red Cross
Margaret R. Anderson
Ter
McConnells- 1
Automobiles Collide At Canal and Hocking
Nelsonville police investigated an accident Tuesday at 4 90 m at Canal and Hocking involving cars driven by Robert D. Coakley of Nelsonville and Everett D. Calkins of Vienna West. Coakley was northbound on Hocking Street and Calkins eastbound on Canal. Both parties said the traffic light was in their favor.
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Nelsonville
Cxy
Canal and Hocking
Robert D. Coakley
Everett D. Calkins
Vienna
W. I. Coakley
Hocking St
Calkine Eastern Canal
Moth
Buckeyes' Watkins Discloses Secret Marriage
New Bedford Mass Bobby Watkins of the Chicago Bears disclosed Wednesday that he has been secretly married since last January The former Ohio State University grid star said he married the former Billis Maye Johnson of Urbana They met while attending Ohio State University and now share the news of their union with sports fans
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New Bedford
Mass
Ualback
Bobby Watkins
Chicago Bears
Ohio State University
Crid
Billis Maye Johnson
Urbana
Watkins
Ohio State
Athens Messenger April 12 1958 brief fines notice
A short items column from the Athens Messenger notes a fine imposition of two dollars, without explanation of the reason, dated Thursday April 12, 1958. The entry reflects a terse legal or municipal citation typical of the era.
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Athens Messenger
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