Jackson Apple Festival Queen Contest Highlights Local Talent
Jackson Apple Festival crowned queen Drema Crawford with Brenda Oberholzer as first runner-up and Janet Feasel as second runner-up. Feasel will tour state festivals with the court and appear on television. Judges included Marianne Campbell and Mary Christensen. The event began with 20 contestants and narrowed to finalists.
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Wellston
Janet Feasel
Jackson County
Jackson
Brenda Oberholzer
Drema Crawford
Feasel
Clara Feasel
Ron Barlow
WMNI
Columbus
Marianne B. Campbell
Holzer Medical Center
William Maynard
Aileen Sportswear
New York City
Mary S
Logan Federal Plans Addition for Logan Office
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association announces bids opened for a 100000 addition including expanded parking at the Logan Office. Lepper Construction Co. Columbus is general contractor with Geiger Brothers Logan plumbing and heating and air conditioning and L. Paul Miller Lancaster electrical contractor. Construction starts May and finishes in September to add office space for Attorney Hubert D. Lappen and bookkeeping facilities as the firm expands. a branch operates in Athens.
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LOGAN
Earl D
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Hubert D. Lappen
the Savings and Loan Company
Early Hocking History Outlined For Society
Charles Goslin, noted local naturalist and historian, spoke to the Hocking County Historical Society at the Logan Armory on the county’s early history. He read the 1800 decree by Governor St Clair establishing Fairfield County and traced township layout through 1805, along with land acquisition and patent timing, ending with a Q and A session from members.
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LOGAN
Charles Goslin
Hocking County
Falls-Gore
Marion
Good Hope
Laurel
Perry
Fairfield County
Bloom
Amanda
Clear Creek
Hocking
Greenfield
Bern
Pleasant
Richland
Thorn
Perry County
Licking
Licking County
Clinton
Knox County
Twelve People Fined Before Point Pleasant Justice of Peace
A week of local court actions lists twelve residents fined by Justice of Peace Robert Peoples for charges ranging from issuing bad checks to driving offenses. Notables include Fred E. Kuhn of Letart Route 1 jailed 15 days on two bad check counts and James Elmer Pierce of Racine fined for driving while intoxicated with 50 dollars plus costs.
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Point Pleasant
Justice of Peace
Robert Peoples
Fred E. Kuhn
Letart Route 1
Andrew McCallister
Gallipolis Ferry
Douglas A. Bristow
Winston-Salem
N. C
Harry
Lee Staats
Poca
Raymond FE. Thompson
Gallipolis
James Elmer Pierce
Racine
West Virginia
John O. Baker
Lucian L. Ferguson
Donald D. Lahoda
St. Albans
Russell W. Byus
Anna V. Lohse
Chauncey
Ohio
Ronnie Ohlinger
Mason
Gail Faires
Harry Lucas
Huling Leslie Greene
Hartford
Harold M. Martin
Bancroft
G. W Deerfield
Huntington
Roger Allen Emmert
Fellowship Meet Set at St Pauls Lutheran Church
Senior citizens fellowship gathering at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Pomeroy Sunday at 2 30 p m. Registration at 2. Meeting to acquaint seniors and explain the information research and planning project funded by a State Grant from the Division of Administration on Aging. Discussion period and refreshments follow.
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Pomeroy
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Meigs County Council On Aging
Division of Administration On Aging
Two Persons Arraigned In Hocking County Court
In Hocking County Court on Thursday Joseph F. Bookman of Uniontown pleaded innocent to public intoxication but was found guilty and fined 50 dollars plus costs and remanded for non payment of the fine. Careen K. Davis of Logan Route 4 pleaded innocent to conversion of property with bond set at 100 dollars and a later hearing planned. In Middleport emergency responders were sent at 4 48 p m Wednesday for Mrs Walter Crooks who fell at her daughter’s Chesnut Street home and was taken to Holzer Medical Center with a possible fractured right ankle.
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Logan
Hocking
Joseph F. Bookman
Uniontown
Careen K. Davis
Middleport
Walter Crooks
Daniel Thomas
Chesnut St
Holzer Medical Center
Money Donated To Money Donated To Squads
Mrs. Faye Carpenter led a Women’s Missionary Society meeting at New Haven First Church of God. The group voted to give 10 to the New Haven and Mason Rescue Squads and to sponsor two patients at Lakin State Hospital. A demonstration party, May Fellowship Dinner on May 11 at Redwood Belpre, and spiritual birthday on May 17 were announced.
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New Haven
Faye Carpenter
Women’s Missionary Society
Freda Turley
Faye Ball
Measles Clinic Set Wednesday in Harrisonville
Meigs County nurse Betty Lowery announces a change in dates for the measles clinic at Harrisonville Elementary School. The clinic will be held Wednesday at 2 15 p.m. instead of Monday.
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Pomeroy
Betty Lowery
Meigs County
Harrisonville
Founders Day Observed by Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
NEW HAVEN The Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority of Marshall University celebrated Founders Day at the Gateway Restaurant in Huntington. Mrs. David Fields Jr of New Haven attended with her daughter Angie. Mrs. Dexter Erwin was guest of Barbara Beckett.
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New Haven
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Marshall University
Huntington
David Fields Jr
Angie
Dexter Erwin
Barbara Beckett
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Jackson Apple Festival
Logan Federal Plans
Lepper Construction Co
Geiger Brothers, Logan
L. Paul Miller
Lancaster
Logan Federal
Athens
Goslin
Plaza Shopping Center
Route 50
Sun
Buckeye
Buckeye x
Redeem
Buckeye XI
Jean
Buckeye Sx
Ansible
Picea
Paul Simon
Columbia
Eithae
Point Justice
Grace Hawley
Ephesians
Bereans
Middleport Church of Christ
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