Chauncey Council Debates Indian Mound Dig Plans
Chauncey officials discuss opening an Indian mound atop the hill near the reservoir and cemetery site with owner permission required before digging. They approve fencing and a plaque, seek museum handoff of findings, and consider a deputy to aid the marshal amid vandalism and dump improvements. Nearby complaints about motorcycles prompt ongoing enforcement checks and a security light at the dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Re Force
Eugene Brundige
Athens
Sirus
William Henry
Main Street
Brundige
Mound
Real Estate Taxes Collected for First Half of 1867
Logan Hocking County reports 997 546 58 dollars in real estate taxes for the first half of 1867. Treasurer Ralph Moorehead notes 21 industries and utilities paid 349 044 11, led by Ohio Fuel Gas Co at 130 494 with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 71 232 69 and Ohio Power Co at 25 090 7. Other sizable payments include Buckeye Pipeline 4 524 12 Carborundum 7 629 85 Coffman Stair 6 072 32 Columbia Gas 11 148 69 Columbus and Southern Electric 14 766 27 General Electric 9 883 19 General Telephone 14 987 24 Goodyear 10 971 45 South Central Power Moorehead says eight firms paid in full, led by Logan Clay Products 12 337 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
Ralph Moorehead
Moorehead
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Ohio Power Co
Buckeye Pipeline Co
Carborund
Columbus and Southern Ohio | Electric Co
General | Electric Co
General Telephone
Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Co
South Central Power Co
Glouster Meetings Postponed and Bond Vote Promoted
The Twig reports a weekly meeting postponed to next week. A public meeting will be Tuesday at 7 3 p.m in Hollister School to promote the May 7 bond election. Trimble Local School District board members will attend. Chapter 192 CES will hold inspection ceremonies Wednesday at 8 p.m in the Masonic Temple. A 6 30 p.m dinner is planned at the Hotel Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Trimble
Marriage Licenses Issued for Saunders and Anderson
Edgar Eugene Saunders, 55, of Logan and Mary Ellen Anderson, 40, of Logan were issued marriage licenses. Saunders lists Giants Wrecking Yard Akron as his residence and Ander son as a housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Eugene Saunders
Logan
Giants Wrecking Yard
Akron
Mary Ellen Anderson
Corning Firemen Complete 36-Hour Training Stint
Fifteen Corning volunteer firefighters earned certificates after a 36 hour fire fighting training course. Instructor Vern Sorohan praised the group for their effort during a Sunday night ceremony at the town hall. Certificates were awarded to members including Robert Parsons Danny Moore Wilmer Ankrom Clarence Dumgoody Jr Ed Ferguson Jr Harold Keller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Auxiliary
Department
Robert Parsons
Danny Moore
Wilmer Ankrom
Clarence Dumgoody Jr
Ed Ferguson Jr
Harold Keller
Ed Seimer
Albert O. Wesney
David Rodgers
Elmer Glanemann
Lewis B. Owrey Sr
Lewis B. Owrey Jr
Glen W. Dayson
John Wi
New Minister Beverly To Deliver First Sermon In Logan May 5
The Rev W Jack Beverly will deliver his first sermon as pastor at First Presbyterian Church Logan on May 6 He arrives from Sardinia and is a Ohio State University alumnus with a 1961 accounting degree and 1984 divinity degree from McCormick Theological Seminary He has led church mergers and area ministry planning and serves in several Brown County church and civic roles He is married to Martha Newton of Findlay with one son Bruce Andrew 13 months old Pulpit Nominating Committee members listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Jackson Beverly
First Presbyterian Church
Sardinia
Beverly
Chillicothe
Oho State University
Ohio State
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
First
Presbyterian Church
Evans
Mowrystown-Sardinia Area
United Presbyterian Church
Ares
Brown and
Adams County
Presbytery of
Scioto
Presbytery
General Council
Martha Newton
Findlay
Bruce Andrew
Shower Fetes Bride-Elect In Nelsonville
A bridal shower honored Miss Lindal Blackford at a Nelsonville home. Hostesses included Mrs. Sally Bowers and Mrs. James Lyons. Blackford later wed James Sickels in an open church ceremony at First Methodist Church on April 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elsonville
Lindal Blackford
Donald Edv Neulsonic
Sally Bowers
James Lyons
Ss Blackford
James Sickels
First Methodist Church
Cancer Drive Plans Made At Meeting
CHAUNCEY The Chauncey MC Club met at the home of Mrs. Shirley Ross with her daughters Paula and Cheryl present. They completed plans for the cancer drive and held a brief business session. Mrs. Ross received a birthday gift from club sisters. Winners of games were Mrs. Leta Davis and Mrs. Janice Pennell. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Peg Senoan’s home after April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey MC Club
Shirley Ross
Leta Davis
Janice Pennell
Peg Senoan
iGLOUSTER Meeting Notices From Local Church Civic Center
The Friseilla Class of the Methodist perch will meet Tuesday at 7 59 pm in the church social rooms with Mrs. Blanche McAfooes and her committee. The Community Development Corporation will hold a special meeting Wednesday in the Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Perch
Blanche McAfooes
Community Development Corporation
Vocal Music Concert Set At School
Logan High School presents a formal concert featuring the choir girls glee club and girls ensemble in the auditorium Friday at 7 p.m. Members and their accompanists are listed along with directors Miss Minnis Louise Bowen and Theresa Brandt. Admission 1.00 for adults and .50 for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High School
Susie Smith
Elinda Freeman
Cathy Stewart
Kathy Oberlin
Candy Stimson
Cathy Glenn
Karen Rheinscheid
Linda Johnson
Paula Hummel
Janie Miller
Anita Stevens
Melodee Risch
Marsha Russell
Chor
Lynette Gibson
Girls Glee Club
Patricia Zanner
Ohio University
Miss Minnis Louise: Bowen
Theresa Brandt
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes
Hospital notes list births and dismissals including families such as Dzilis Voits and Wevhorst in Logan and Nelsonville, and individuals like James L. Taylor of Nelsonville. The assortment includes names from Athens and New Straitsville areas with several Route designations and a series of dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Dzilis Voits
Cam
Fred Wevhorst
Logan
George Post
Corning
Airs
James L. Taylor
Nelsonville
William Blosser
New Straitsville
Oakley Farmer
Venus Pitts
Alice Wood
Linda Skidmore
Athens
Walter Carsey
Dorothy Graham
New Strattsville
Gladys Hostetter
Grace Miller
Malta
Robert K. Dinsmoore
New Marshfield
Raymond J. Venrick
Nelsonvile
Audrey M
Circle Two Members Hear Scripture Read
Nelsonville report shows Circle Two of the First Methodist Church gathered with Mrs. Carl Duskey hosting. Mrs. Joseph Wallace read St John chapter 18 and an article Christ Is Risen by Carnet Ann Schultz. Refreshments served for 10 q2 members. Mrs. Jeanette Grim helped. Seaman Steven Mender visits his parents at 17 Church St after 15 months aboard the Navy in the Western Pacific. Endora Chapter No 72 officers hold 8 p.m. practice at the Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carl] Duskey
Circle Two
First Methodist
Joseph Wallace
St. John
Carnet Ann Schultz
Jeanette Grim
Steven Mender
Roland Mender
Church St
Navarro
Western Pacific
Endora
Masonic Hall
Canteen Repairs To Require $500 For Logan Teen Center
At the Logan TRAP meeting the local committee reported minimum repairs of $500 are needed to render the county garage usable as a Teen Canteen. A petition to the county commissioners will be presented Thursday morning to seek permission to use the building. TRAP funds, including $456.74 from Leaders of Tomorrow and $25 from the Auxiliary Police, may cover the repairs if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Trap
Methodist Church
TRAP
Leaders of Tomorrow
Worthington Park
Wellston
Merril Haney
Rhea B. Brown
Roy Keleh
Ed Johnston
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Zoologist Speaks At Glouster Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. Weldon Witters of Ohio University lectured Glouster Kiwanis on radiation uses from military to medical. He demonstrated a Geiger counter and noted common items carry some radiation. A Glouster High School Key Club delegation announced an upcoming Cleveland convention. Norman Westfall cited a letter from United Telephone Co. offering a pay station on the public square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Weldon Witters
Zoological Department
Ohio University
William White
Key Club
Glouster High School
Cleveland
Norman Westfall
Wm. D. Gay
United Telephone Co
Ohio
Glousier
Achievement Day Slated In McArthur
The Vinton County Homemakers Achievement Day will be held Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The program features Tom Stickley, who visited Ecuador with the International Farm Youth Exchange and has lived in Lebanon. All homemakers of the county are invited, and each should bring a sack lunch. Coffee will be served.
Twig S Spring Antique Sale Promised in Logan
A spring social and antique sale sponsored by Twig UC of Mocking Valley Community Hospital Auxiliary will run May 2 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Westminster House Presbyterian Church Market and Hunter Streets Logan. Admission is 50 cents. a food table will be offered noon and evening. Items include antique glass china silver jewelry and other articles.
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Logan
Twig UC
Mocking Valley Community Hospital Auxiliary
Westminister House
the Presbyterian Church
Chauncey Meeting Schedule and Fire Chief Returns
Chauncey events list includes Chauncey Brownie Trep at 3 39 p m and Millfield Choir at 7 p m with Millfield CYF 7 30 p m followed by Mass at Chauncey Catholic Mission. Nelsonville fire chief resumes duty after 10 days off to work on a summer home near Stockport and the nearby trailer where he resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Brownie
Pi. Millfield Choir
Millfield
Chauncey Catholic Mission
Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Stockport
Forfeit Bond Hocking County Traffic Court Hears Cases
County Court Judge James Stilwell heard fifteen traffic cases Saturday and Monday with twenty five bonds forfeited. Defendants faced fines and costs for offenses ranging from speeding and improper passing to no operators license and defective headlights. Several bonds were forfeited for charges including driving left of center and parking on a highway. Additionally, military dispatch notes report Ralph James arriving in Viet Nam and local clergy mark Fr Charles Walsh's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
James Stilwell
Patricia A. Torres
Athens
Cheryl R. Sanders
Circleville
John G. Krogulecki
Frank G.gold Jr
New Lexington
Robert §. Tschudy
Everett O. Waddell
Mary Rea A
Larry Gwen
Lawrence Bourne
New Straitsville
Edward Anthony O’grady
Columbus
Tim Jay Good
Jack W. Griffin
Arthur H. Reed
Wellston
Earl Edward Mirgon
Sugar Grave
Mary
Stephen Michael Bishop
Akron
Matthews E. Klenovic
Nelsonville
Gregory Earl Cashman
Plymouth
Michael FE
Cleveland
Carl W. Kaniman
Westerville
Martha B. Layton
Elyria
Clifford S. Fernald
Zenia
Edward Brinkman
Hubert Keith Mutchler
Robert A. Singer
Charles L. Claybourn
Lancaster
Trimble PTO Backs School Levy
A Trimble Loral PTO special meeting at Hollister School approved a 6.2 mill bond for a new elementary school. Plans include house to house canvassing, a distribution letter, and free transportation and babysitting to volunteers, with weekly Tuesday meetings through May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
PTO
Glouster
Trimble Loral Pto
Hollister
Robert Kolbe
Birth at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gerald Tope of Logan welcome a son. Admitted are Henry Derr Bradley Smith Logan Mrs Martin B Roop Rockbridge Mrs Iven Rieder Haydenville Miss Debra Thompson and Mrs Bertha Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Tope
Logan
Henry Derr
Bradley Smith
Martin B. Roop
Rockbridge
Iven Rieder
Haydenville
Debra ‘Thompson
Bertha Brown
Open House to Discuss School Grades Planned
Nelsonville Junior High parents invited to an open house at the school Thursday from 7 to 8 2 p.m to discuss their children’s grades with teachers. Report cards will be issued Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
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Ohio State Museum
Youth Corps
Underwood Engineering
Kel Par
Ford
Logan Clay Products Co
General Hocking Brick Co
Natco Corp. National Supply Co
Smead Paper Co
Liam Wallace Co
Ae and
Western Union
Fie
Glouster Meetings
Corning Firemen
Vern Sorohan
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
State Ete of Education
Sorohan
Hope Homes, Inc
Lake Hope Drive
State Route 278
Brown County Ministerial Association
Anti-Poverty
County Redevelopment Council
Brown County Mental Health Association
Logan Church
Dean Collison
Harry FE. Shaw
Shirley West
Lena Mack
Minnie Louise Bowen
Cindy Lightfoot
Evans Hand
W. Jackson Beyemly
Joe Bruce
Willames
Barbara i
Jack Sickels
Eran
Woodruff Jonson
Robert Ekford
Merle Towson
Iglouster Meetings
Trates
Grace Judson
Arthur Galbraith
Billie Lancaster
Paula Sherman
Thomas Kidd
Fred Conner
Mary Keplar
Lewis Everett
Alberta Hanning
Missie Bay
Kiwanis
McArthur
Twig S
Hocking County Court
Spence
Richard
Sheward
Larry Reid
South Blooming Villa
Douglas &. Kammerer
Batavia
John F. Bush
New Plymouth
Carolyn Steinbrik Day
Buchtel
Glenn E. Wollett
William J. Ben‘kert III
Greenville
Vietnam
Spec
Ralph James
Hubert James
Madison St
Viet Hoa
Fort Lewis
Wash
San Francisco
Cal
Charles L. Walsh
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Father Walsh
Son T
Morton House
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kolbe
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Karla Cook
Ben N. Cook
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