Nelsonville honors hounds and athletes at banquet
More than 200 fans and boosters attended the Nelsonville High all sports banquet at Freds Steak House recognizing football and basketball teams coaches and cheerleaders. NFL official Fred Swearingen urged devotion to duty and honesty while praising the teams and awarding letters and trophies.
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Nelsonville
Fred’s Steak House
Fred Swearingen
Athens
Norwood Haynes
Nelsonville Athletic Association
William A. Mechem
Richard Hubbard
Swearingen
Robert Sheskey
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Sheskey
Paul Conrad
James James
Wallace Firm Moves Into Smead Site
The William Wallace Co. Metabestos Division moved its storage department to the former Smead Co. building on Nickel Plate Rd. Harold Sommers says the Smead building will store Wallace Metabestos finished products. The Logan plant on Route 93N employs 100 people and its main offices are in California. The Smead building was leased. the move does not affect operation at the main plant.
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LOGAN
William Wallace Co
Metabbestos
Smead Co
Nickel Plate Rd
Harold Sommers
Wallace
Smead
Metabestos
Industrial Park
Sommers
Logan Wallace
Route 93N
California
Nelsonville Meetings Set For Weekend At Local Halls
York Grange plans an 8 p.m. Saturday gathering at Grange Hall Oak Grove. Class 21 of First Methodist Church schedules a 12 30 p.m. Monday luncheon and party at Mrs Blanche Jonas home Nelsonville Route 1.
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York Grange
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
First Methodist Church
Blanche Jonas
Nelsonville
Third Shawnee Marshal Resigns After Short Tenure
Shawnee state news notes the resignation of 60 year old Harry Op perman Sr., the recently appointed Shawnee marshal, after a brief tenure. Robert Musick left the post five months prior and Stanley Jones, Musick’s successor, quit two weeks ago to pursue construction work. Police pay is $260 monthly, with officers using personal cars and a six night weekly duty, plus a six month probation before permanent assignment.
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Harry Opperman Sr
Shawnee Marshall
Robert Musick
Stanley Jones
Musick
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Admits Roster
Admits list includes Charles Gatchel Glouster James A McCollum Athens Route 2 Willard Wright Nelsonville Route 1 and others. Dismissals feature Mrs John Calaway and son Logan Route 1 Mrs Richard T McNabb New Straitsville and several Nelsonville residents.
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Charles Jordan
Trimble
Charles Gatchel
Glouster
James A. McCollum
Athens
Willard Wright
Nelsonville
John Calaway
Logan
Richard T. McNabb
New Straitsville
Larry Fouty
Betty Jo Staten
Lillian Leake
Buchtel
Dora Conley
Daniel Gyure
Etty Moore
Wanda Finn
Corning
Logan Easter Sunrise Services Mark Religious Holiday
Easter Sunday worship in Logan includes Sunrise services at St. Matthew Lutheran First Evangelical United Brethren and First Church of Christ plus an afternoon Easter egg hunt. Services feature Rev. Willard O. Drefke Rev. D S Dunkle and Pastor Fred Waggoner with cantata and choir performances.
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Luther League
Camp Otterbein
Rex C. Smith
Christian Education Conference
Dunkle
Albright Lodge
Vesper Hill
Jesus
Waggoner
Church of the Nazarene
Roy E. Dunkle
Merrill Bennett
Okinawa
Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Kiwanis Club
al Powers
NLRB Hearing in Logan Clay Labor Case Initiated
An NLRB hearing opened in Hocking County courthouse to collect evidence in a dispute with Logan Clay Products over alleged unfair labor practices after workers rejected union organizing. Key witnesses included Logan Clay president Barton Hall and employee Charles Amerine, with union official Eugene Johnson leading questioning.
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LOGAN
National Labor Relations Board
Hocking County
Logan Clay Products Co
International Union of Brick and Clay Workers
Logan Clay
William C. Mittendorf
NLRB
William F. Mayer
Cincinnati
Charles Stratton
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products
Logan Foundry and Machine Co
Charles Amerine
John Egbert
Eugene Johnson
Logan International
Hall
Johnson
Clay
Hartford Baptists plan May 14 pot luck supper
Mrs. Mary Aumiller hosted the April meeting of the Hartford Baptist Church Teachers and Adult Bible class with A K McClung in charge. The group approved a pot luck supper for May 14 in the church social rooms and refreshments were served.
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Hartford
Mary Aumiller
Hartford Baptist Church
A. K. McClung
T. E. Blessing
EUB
Faye Blessing Sr
Faye Blessing Jr
al Mine
Dominic Grazani
Arlene Blessing
Steubenville
Manford Blessing
Leslie Blessing
Charleston
W. Va
Bonecutter
Pomeroy
Okey Rous
Garnett Chapman
Vere Rainey
Leonard Roush
Letart
Charles Yeager
Rhoda Yeager
Mason
A. Keith McClung
Holzer
Clyde E. Cokely
Waverly
George B. Lerner
Helen Jenkins
Columbus
Henry Jen
Township Votes to Vacate Good Hope Road Section
Logan Hocking County commissioners vacated a one mile plus segment of Good Hope Township Road 97 from H B Troxel property east to Marion Township Rd after a hearing. The move follows a petition by area residents and concerns over maintenance and costly repairs. John W Weaver was appointed Hocking County apiary inspector.
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Logan — Hocking County
Board of Commissioners
Good Hope
H. B. Troxel
Marion Township
Elbert Mercer
Trox
Mercer
County
Good Hope _ Township
Ralph Flowers
Coxel
Otto Shaw
Tom van Duren
Howard Blum
John W. Weaver
Logan
Hocking County
Heft Group Discusses Eastertide at Westminster House
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters met at the Westminster House to discuss Eastertide. Mrs Anthony J Toerner presented the Eastern lesson on the crucifixion and resurrection. Hymns and prayers closed the meeting, with 23 members dining at a restaurant afterward.
Young Adult Group Plans Saturday Meeting With Music
A young adult group for unmarried persons over 18 will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in the East School. William L. Melvin says Cherry Ridge Runners will provide music for square and round dancing. Civilization, historians say, is about 7,000 years old.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
William L. Melvin
4-H
Cherry Ridge
Easter Guests and Dance in Nelsonville
Easter vacation guests of Mrs. Dora Calentine include her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Howard Beveridge of Marion. A house guest, sister Mrs Freda Boling of Findlay, recuperating from a leg fracture, will visit Cincinnati next with her nurse daughter. An Easter dance at Murray City Eagles Hall Saturday from 9 30 to 12 30 features the Glen Dale Robson band and a door prize with proceeds for Christmas street decorations.
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Dora Calentine
Jackson St
Howard Beveridge
Marion
Calentine
Freda_ Boling
Findlay
Boling
Cincinnati
Cincinnati General Hospital
Nelsonville
Murray City
Auditorium Remodeling Discussed at First Christian Church
Six guests attended the Group One session of the First Christian Church CWF in Nelsonville at Mrs. Ward Phillips home. Rev. Thomas Stockdale outlined plans to remodel the church auditorium while vocal music by Mrs. Maribelle Higgins accompanied devotions led by Mrs. Homer Carter. The May meeting will be at Mrs. John Hickman’s home with Mrs. Hannah Thomas assisting. Eucalyptus trees adapt to a wide range of soils and temperatures.
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Nelsonville
Group One
First Christian Church Cwf
Ward Phillips
Poplar St
Mae Streets
John Bateman
Thomas Stockdale
Maribelle Higgins
Logan
Homer Carter
John Hickman
W. Washington St
Hannah Thomas
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James Pancake
Bob Ritz
Bob O’nail
Tom Steenhod
Robert Richards
Steve Schultz
Terry Daugherty
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Greg Warren
Bill Wend
Ralph James
Ronnie Mount
Chuck Mohney
Mike Linscott
Bob Polley
Allen Feters
Steve Herrick
Norman Smith
Paul Earich
Gary Bowen
Bob Richards
Jim Schultz
Lynn Stufflebean
Jay Brooks
John Thompson
Richard Polley
Sandy Harold
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Keating
Larry Corrigan
Tim Pancake
Steve Hubbard
Courtney Haning
Jim Dean
William Dishong
Mark Mechem
Bill Stimel
Dave Friedrich
Wayne Lewis
Charles Miller
Hubbard
Charles B. Howell
Howell
Wendel ‘Wockle” Howell
Mr. Howell
Rairoad
Supt
Loyd Gray
Robert Fick
Karen Juniper
Billie Ann Bowens
Phyllis Perkins
Pam Scott
Teresa Maurer
Barbara Bumgardner
Jerri Corrigan
Joyce Maurer
Lynn Shafer
Carolyn McDonald
Barbara Nelson
Carolyn Juniper
Bobby Richards
Jim Pancake
Carlin Carpenter
Byron Andrews
Jack Sowers
Robert Young
Phillip Fawcett
Lucretia Jo Hall
Lloyd Gray
Jerry Stufflebean
William Hoffman
Hoffman
Wallace Firm
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
West Union Street
IGA Tabierite
Miracle
Athens Een Wy
Columbus ST
Hocking Valley Hospital
Lagan Federal Savings & Loan Association
W. Main St
Messenger Newsphoto
Church of Christ
Hocking
Company
Darrell Anderson
Amerine
Anderson
Heft
Cal
Iehibaine At
Mee Wey Inc
St. St. Parkersburg
Mrs. Stockdale
Carter
Higgins
Oria North
Belks
Ink
Buick Lee
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