Kimberly Bridge Repair Addition Sought by Farm Bureau Council
Nelsonville areaFarm Bureau Advisory Council urges Ohio State Highway Department to add Kimberly bridge rehabilitation to the 1952 program. Plan calls for extra south side spans and widening flood channel to prevent closures and economic disruption for workers at Poston Generating Station and local mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Farm Bureau Council
Nelsonville
Hocking River
State Highway Department
Advisory Council
The
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Hocking
Kimberly Bridge
Athens
E. M. Poston
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Piqua
Columbus
Ohio
Poston
Highway Department of
State of
Highway Department
Robert H. Lutz
Gerald Bentley
J. G. Johnston
O. W. Davis
Oral Daugherty
John Johnston
Ed Howard
Dewey Ruscoe
Robert H. Lu
Van Bibber Rites Saturday
Nelsonville obituary for Judson E. Van Bibber 84 a retired miner who died Wednesday at his daughter Lydia Arnold’s home on Nelsonville Route 2 He also leaves three other daughters a son nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p m at Asbury Church with Rev Carroll Chesser burial at the adjoining cemetery Friends may call at the Arnold home.
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Nelsonville
Judson E. van Bibber
Lydia Arnold
van Bibber
Sarah
Arnold
Pearl Johnson
Alice Walker
Betty Hickman
New Straitsville
Fred of
Buchtel
Asbury Church
Carroll Chesser
Births and dismissals at Mount St Mary Hospital
Birth notices list a son for Mr and Mrs Joseph Wilkinson Logan and names of several newborns including John Porter McCunesville and Pearl Wend Nelsonville Route 1. Discharges include Mrs Oliver Shuttleworth Enterprise and daughter and other patients such as Mrs Burrell Steele New Lexington and Mrs Lillian Stevens Logan.
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Joseph Wilkinson
Logan
John Porter
McCunesville
Sarah E. Murphy
Nelsonville
Elmer Finsterwald
Athens
John Snyder
Murray City
Frank Rife
Buchtel
Oliver Shuttleworth
Enterprise
Burrell Steele
New Lexington
Raymond Peyton
Shawnee
Pearl Wend
Sam Turner
William Taylor
Bayenens Burke
New Straitsville
William Allen Fletcher
Lillian Stevens
John R. James
Dew Dies Local Hotel Proprietor In Nelsonville
Stanley J. Dew 73, proprietor of the Rew Hotel in Nelsonville, died in Mount St. Mary Hospital after a brief illness. He was a SpanishAmerican War veteran and former baseball catcher and outfielder with Saginaw Lancaster and the Nelsonville Grays. He leaves wife Virginia and daughter Jane Clements with five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements included burial at Greenlawn Cemetery and services by the Warren funeral home.
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Nelsonville
Stanley J. Dew
Rew
Mount St. Mary Hospital
James Dew
Margaret Chariton Dew
Columbus
Saginaw
Lancaster
Nelsonville Grays
Cuba
Co. 1
San Juan
Columbus Camp
Dew
Order of Eagles
The
Elks Lodge
Virginia Dew
Jane Clements
Wadsworth
Ohio
Audrey Dew
Athens
Wheeler Dew
Private Howard Stump Home on Furlough
Pvt. Howard Stump, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stump, is on furlough at home. He will be reassigned to duty in Germany after his leave. While home, he is visited by his sisters Mrs. Gladys Holly and Mrs. Faye Reeves and their families.
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Carbondale
Howard Stump
Charles Stump
Germany
Gladys Holly
Faye Reeves
July court cases total 38 with 13 from State Patrol
A July arrest report shows Mayor Earl Hilleary’s court heard 38 cases. State Highway Patrol contributed 13 cases. Nine arrests were for intoxication with four unsafe motor vehicle charges and two for being under the influence in operation or control. Six were sent to Athens County jail and four to the city jail. Two citizens remained under investigation.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
James Cope
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Disturbing the Peace Fines in Nelsonville Court
Nelsonville residents Hazel E. Ritter and Clifford Dowler reported guilty on arraignment before Mayor Earl Hilleary. Dowler and Coleman fined ten dollars and costs. Coleman also jailed until settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hazel E. Ritter
Cliford Dowler
Earl Hilleary
John Coleman
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Hoodler
Koolaid
Crisco
Boa Sunt
CABLE
Warren Funeral Home
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn Cemetery
Columbus St
Cottoma
Bembergs
Logan, Ohio
Oast
City Club
Chestnut Street
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