Grace Baptists Buy Property in McArthur
Grace Baptist Chapel votes to purchase property at 201 E High St in McArthur. The congregation now meets at 509 S Market St and has grown from 47 Sunday School attendees on July 4 1971 to 89 on March 26 1972. Plans call for a new educational unit for 200 250 Sunday School and a modern sanctuary after removing the old building. Clifford B Coleman pastors the church affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Grace Baptist Chapel of
McArthur
E. High Street
Gasco Discontinues Nelsonville Office in Consolidation
Gasco to merge Nelsonville office with Athens office in economy move as Dix Powell retires after 37 years of service. Nelsonville 34 Public Square office to close June 2, with local firm handling billing collections and toll free lines set for turn ons and service inquiries. Sue Thompson reassigned to Athens, two Nelsonville servicemen remain locally to ensure service.
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Nelsonville
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Athens
Ernest F. Rothel
Southeastern
Rothel
Dix Powell
Powell
Rotel
Public Square
Gas Company
Noxt
Sue Thompson
Vinton FFA Chapter Holds Sixth Annual Banquet
McARTHUR Ray Patterson state FFA treasurer spoke at the sixth annual Vinton County FFA Banquet at Vinton County High School. Christy Riley named chapter sweetheart. Peggy Gillman Mercer crowned 1971 sweetheart. Honorary members named. Johnnie Wolfe received appreciation plaque. Greenhand and Chapter Farmer awards given to Frank Wells Steve Martin Brad Graves Delmar Jones Steve Seitz Larry Wilbur. Officers elected Steve Seitz president John McDaniels vice president Delmar Jones secretary Randy Seitz treasurer John Montgomery reporter Roy Adams sentinel.
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Coffey
Frank Wells
Steve Martin
Brad Graves
Delmar Jones
Steve Seitz
Larry Wilbur
John McDaniels
Randy Seitz
John Montgomery
Roy Adams
Sentinel
Two Wins Spark Old Settler's Reunion Tourney
GLOUSTER B and C carry out wins at the Old Settler's Reunion basketball tournament in the high school gym. Carry Out edged M&M 89 88 with Jeff Jarvis scoring 25 for the winners and Jim Bebout 26 for the losers. Glouster defeated Plantsville 104 103 in double overtime led by Dave Gatchel with 42 and Larry Zumbro with 41 for the losers.
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Glouster
B&w
Jacksonville
Carry Out
M&m
Jeff Jarvis
Jim Bebout
Plantsville
Dave Gatchel
Larry Zumbro
Denvertown
Lempco
New Lexington
Rabies Clinic Set For May In City Park
Nelsonville announces a rabies clinic at the shelter house in City Park on May 9 and May 13 for cats and dogs with a three year vaccination fee of 1 dollar. Logan police investigate a burglary attempt at Rish's Drug Store on Main Street after a brick was thrown through a rear door. A patrolman and Harry Seurkamp checked the scene but nothing was stolen. Circle Three United Methodist Church to hold a rummage sale Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Legion Building with donations accepted at 116 Canal Street or the Legion Friday evening.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Logan — City
Rish’s
Main Street
Harry Seurkamp
Seurkamp
Circle Three
First United Methodist Church
Legion Building
Canal St
Chauncey Jaycees Set For Re-Match With Lions Club tonight
Chauncey-Dover gym hosts a late basketball rematch between the Chauncey Jaycees and the C D Lions Club Friday at 8 30 p m. The Jaycees won the prior meeting 68 66. The game follows the C D Lions Little League final at 7 30 p m featuring Chauncey vs Logan. Logan remains unbeaten in the double elimination event.
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Chauncey
C-D Lions Club
Chauncey Jaycees
Chauncey-Dover
Jaycees
C-D Lions
Logan
Birth Announcement and Admittances
Mr and Mrs Charles McKibben of Zaleski welcome a daughter. Admitted to area facilities include William Guess Nelsonville James Hutchinson Haydenville Mrs Martha Philopoulos Nelsonville Rick Matheny Buchtel Miss Kristie Hartman Nelsonville Edward Ley Corning Frank Freer Nelsonville Mrs Donna Drake Glouster Roy Tomlin Nelsonville Charles Mayhew Logan Route 4 Otto Russell Chauncey Otis Triplett Nelsonville Route 1. Dismissed list names Irene Martin George Love Alex Ross Mrs Pearl Donley Fr William Kelly.
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Charles McKibben
Zaleski
William Guess
Nelsonville
James Hutchinson
Haydenville
Martha Philopoulos
Rick Matheny
Buchtel
Kristie Hartman
Edward Ley
Corning
Frank Freer
Donna Drake
Glouster
Roy Tomlinson
Charles Mayhew
Logan
Otto Russell
Chauncey
Otis Triplett
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Highlights Local Names
Mrs. Clara Edwards New Plymouth Mrs. Cheri McManus McArthur Miss Candy J Organ Charles Colwell Mrs. Clara Hamilton Master Jeffery Bazell Logan Mrs. John Carter Mrs. James Daubenmire Mrs. Linda Pinney Harold Rheinschell all named in hospital notes.
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Clara Edwards
New Plymouth
Cheri McManus
McArthur
Candy J. Organ
Charles Colwell
Clara Hamilton
Jeffery Bazell
Logan
John Carter
James Daubenmire
Linda Pinney
Harold Rheinschell
Snider pleads guilty in Nelsonville court
Jerry Snider of Nelsonville Route 1 pleaded guilty to public intoxication and dis orderly conduct in Nelsonville mayor's court. He was fined 10 and 15 dollars plus costs, served in city jail, and faced a 20 dollar fine plus costs for failure to appear. Mayor Donald Bumgardner suspended the fines and costs.
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Nelsonville
Jerry Snider
Donald Bumgardner
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Clifford B. Coleman
Gasco
Plaza Shopping
Route 50 East
Ohio
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Tampax
Oges
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Cassidy
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Hong Kong
Vinton Ffa
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Irene Martin
George Love
Alex Ross
Pearl Donley
William Kelly
Hocking Valley Hospital
Snider
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