Ben Stalter 76 Found Dead at Home in Nelsonville
Robert R. Stalter aged 76 was found dead at his Fort Street home after neighbors alerted authorities. Coroner ruled heart attack likely, death estimated about 11 a.m. Sunday. He had long ties to the Essex Coal Co. and coal operations in the Hocking Valley area. Survived by daughter Lucille Oliver of Columbus and son Commander Robert Stalter, head of the U S Naval Hospital in Trinidad. Funeral arranged Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Warren-North funeral home.
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Eisonville
Robert R
Entrance
Maude Stalter
J. H. Elias
Glouster
Athens County
Mr. Stalter
Logan
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Essex
Hocking Valley I
Pomeroy Field
West Virginia
Stalter-Essex Coal
Lucille Oliver
Glenn Oliver
Columbus
Robert Stalter
United States Naval Hospital
Trinidad
Warren-North Funeral Home
C C Coe Dies at Home in Columbus
Clarence J Coe former Nelsonville resident died Sunday at his Columbus home 420 W Cherry Dr He was a charter member and honorary life member of Nelsonville Lodge 543 BPO Elks Named Tyler in charter officers list Surviving: wife Florence two sons Frank S of Carroll and William J of Grove City a daughter Mrs Robert A Bratton of Columbus seven grandchildren Funeral services Wednesday at 10 a m at Carroll Weir funeral home 637 E Columbus call after 3 p m Tuesday Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville
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Anblounville
Clarence J Coe
Nelsonville
W. Cherry Dr
Columbus
Mr. Coe
Nelsonville Lodge
BPO Elks
Coe
Tyler
Florence E. Coe
Frank S
Carroll
William J
Grove City
Robert A. Bratton
Carroll Weir
E. Columbus
Green Lawn Cemetery
Pleads Guilty Man Jailed in Logan DUI Case
Robert H. Kerr, 21, of Route 1 Logan pled guilty to driving while intoxicated Sunday in Mayor Francis Myers court. He received a mandatory three day county jail sentence and a $150 fine plus costs. Also arraigned was Charles Barnett, 27, of Logan, on intoxication charges, fined $10 and costs.
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Logan
Logan Route 1
Francis Myers
Robert H. Kerr
Kerr
Myers
Charles Barnett
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes and Local Obituaries
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes report the death of Spanish War veteran Wesley Ferrenburg and the passing of Mrs Kate Parks. Services for Ferrenburg are set after a stay at Dayton Veterans Hospital, with survivors including his wife. The Glouster WSCS met in the church basement and planned a lunch fundraiser, while other local obituaries note residents James and McMillan. Local notices include hospital admissions and burial arrangements at Roberts Funeral Home.
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WSCS
Glouster Methodist Church
Logan
Wesley Ferrenburg
Kate Parks
George
Merchant
Ralph Hinesday
Dayton Veterans Hospital
Mabel LeFever
Ferrenburg
Sue Daisy
Austin Morrison
Madge Stoughton
McArthur
Claude L
Roberts Funeral
James
Glouster
Robert McMillan
Crooksville
Local weddings and travels across through Ohio towns
The notice lists multiple marriages and visitations: Horace Sovereign and associates in Jefferson Plains. Mr and Mrs Richard Liggett in Columbus. Mrs Violet Lewis in Glouster. a marriage at the city by Mrs Addie Don. families from Columbus, Athens, Nelsonville and Glouster attending events. a five day trip by Future Farmers of America to Peoria and Indianapolis. a car accident near Route 664 injuring two Logan residents. a Garden Club picnic planned at Lake Alma with Wilkesville participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Sovereign
the Plains
Jefferson Bowers
Nelsonville
Richard Liggett
Columbus
Violet Lewis
Glouster
Henry Hutchinson
Vis
Bobbie Porter
Athens
Addie Don
Robert Hooper
Hollister
Buchtel
Sandra Lieuellen
al- Mayor
Thomas Williams
Frances Hanning
Newbany
Dale Scott
Future Farmers of America
Farmers of America
Peoria
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Lincoln
Salem
Cable Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Ind
Everybody’s
WLW
Cincinnati
Austin Hawk
Roy Gilham
Harry Hawk
New Marshfield
Logan
Gallifry
Dent
Keston Donley
Cleveland
Sauerkraut
Addie
Donley
Merle A
Vaughn McDan Huffines
Iel and Sons of Columbus
Norman G. Wallace
Frank Perrys
Paul Cottrill
Wallace
Dewey Miller
Albany
Harrisonvil Wilkesville
Donnie Stange
Lake Alma
Kenneth Rheinscheld
George Scott
Bers
Wilkesville
M. V. Ross
Club To See the Show Mourners Meet For Ice Show Trip
The Jacksonville club will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Joyce Johnsons home. Plans will be made for a trip to attend the ice show in Columbus Friday evening.
Brownies Stay at Camp Overnight in Athens
Twelve Glouster Brownie Troop 2 members spent a night at Camp Rotan the Girl Scout Camp at Athens. Mrs. Lewis Jewell led the group assisted by her sister and niece with several supervisors. The Brownies hiked played games and learned flag raising techniques. Participants included Joy Hunter Carol Jewell Sherel James Peggy Bradbury Josephine Richards Regina Sikorski Dianne Andrews Linda Craig Connie Ahle Barbara Guinther Patty Mesaros Teresa Hunter.
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Glouster
Glouster Brownie Troop
Camp Rotan
Athens
Lewis Jewell
Vera Leonard
Jane
Dayton
Patty van ‘Sickle
Richard Howard
Joy Hunter
Carol Jewell
Sherel James
Peggy Bradbury
Josephine Richards
Regina Sikorski
Dianne Andrews
Linda Craig
Connie Ahle
Barbara Guinther
Patty Mesaros
Teresa Hunter
Shirley Ann Williams to wed Jack E Colley in fall
Glouster notes announce the engagement of Shirley Ann Williams to Jack E Colley, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Colley. Williams is a 1956 Miami sburg High School graduate employed at J C Penney. Colley, a Lost Creek High School graduate, served in the Navy Medical Corps and worked for Huber Homes Construction. Colley is grandson of Mrs Lenora Colley of Glouster.
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Glouster
Shirley Ann
Jack E. Colley
Harry Colley
Cé Town
Miss Williams
Miamisburg High School
J. C. Penny Department Store
Miamisburg
Colley
Lost Creek High School
Casstown
Navy Medical Corp
Marlee Divison
Monsanto Chemical Laboratories
Miamiburg
Huber Homes Construction Company
Mr. Colley
Lenora Colley, Glouster
WSCS Picnic Planned at Glouster Memorial Park
The Jacksonville WSCS hosts a potluck picnic supper at Glouster Memorial Park on Thursday at 6 00 p m. Each person is asked to bring table service. Transportation may be arranged by calling 2081.
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Jacksonville
WSCS
Glouster_ Memorial Park
Glouster Driver Faces Charge After Canal and Hocking Crash
James T. Dennison of Glouster was charged with unsafe operation after a Sunday mishap at Canal and Hocking. He was cited to appear Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court. Vehicles were driven by Dennison and Robby Blackford of Nelsonville. Dennison claimed he stopped at a traffic light after pulling from Dairy Freeze. Blackford said he saw a car parked angled across the street and braked, sliding into the rear fender of the forward vehicle.
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Nelsonville
James T. Dennison
Glouster
Canal
Hocking
Dennison
Earl Hilleary
Robby Blackford
Blackford
Legion Post Leaders To Meet Tonight
Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion seeks officers and trustees for a special meeting at 8 p.m. in the Legion building. Post commander Wilbur D. Mender calls for attendance by vice commanders Gerald Lewis and Galvin Ray, trustees J C Steentees, Charles Robinette Lancaster, Bernard Carter, Luther Shivers, Leroy Bennett, and the executive committee.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
Wilbur D. Mender
Gerald Lewis
Galvin Ray
J. C. Steen Tees
Charles Robinette
Lancaster
Bernard Carter
Luther Shivers
Leroy Bennett
Hocking Valley RTH notes births and hospital entries
Mrs Clarence Corm iller of Logan welcomed a daughter. Mrs Christine Bachus of Rockbridge admitted. Mrs Richard Armstrong of McArthur admitted. Grant Mitchell of Springfield dismissed. Mrs Laura Hoover of Wheelersburg and Mrs Leroy McClure of Logan Route 2 dismissed. Paul Pickett of Logan and Welsonville person als and son Keith ill and daughter Mollie Wells en route to Washington accompanied their aunt Miss Leona Wells to her home here Thursday evening. She had been their guest in Louisville Ky and at a cottage in Henderson NC.
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Hocking Valley Hospital
Clarence Cormiller
Logan
Christine Bachus
Rockbridge
Richard Armstrong
McArthur
Grant Mitchell
Springfield
Laura Hoover
Wheelers
Leroy McClure
Paul Pickett
Keith Ill
Mollie Wells
Washington, D.C
Leona Wells
Louisville
Henderson, N.C
1891 Hocking County Fairpremium list recalls time Chan
A look back at the 1891 Hocking County Fair premium book shows Sept 9 to 12 events at the Route 75 grounds. Entries covered livestock, produce, flowers, baked and canned goods with a three day racing program and free entertainment.
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Logan—County
Hocking County
Heck‘ling
Vast Harvest Fair includes 69 horse classes and many farm items
The exhibit lists 69 classes for horses, mules and jacks with space for thoroughbreds and driving animals, plus 49 grain and vegetable classes and extensive dairy, farm product, and household implements. It covers cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, farm tools, machinery, and a wide range of decorative and craft divisions.
Remembering Logan County Fair Exhibits of Old
The article recalls Logan's early displays and local commerce at the county fair era. It lists businesses from livery stables and grocers to hotels and jewelry stores that lined the town, noting a simple agrarian life with self sufficiency and labor. The premium book ads reveal a bustling but small town landscape.
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Logan
A. C. Tipton and Co
Stiers and Co
Valley Furniture
Iste Co
Wiener roast brings Logan Kroger workers together
Logan Kroger employees and families gathered for a wiener roast at Rachelmacher Park. The Jonn Poling family picnic occurred July 2 at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poling's Route 664 home, with many local residents and relatives attending, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner and children Ruth Ann Stevie and Phillip, and extended Poling clan members. One guest listed is Dale Arnold Collins of Columbus.
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Logan Kroger
Rachelmacher Park
John Greene
Jonn Poling
Ralph Poling
Route 664
Charles Wagner
Ruth Ann
Stevie
Phillip
Bremen
Elton
Detwiler
Jennie J
Joan
Pleasantville
Pearl Poling
Patty
Letha
Martha
Joey
Harry Poling
Rita Jane
Clinton Poling
Diehard
John Young
Andy
Paul
John
Larry
Guest Dale
Arnold
Collins of Colum
Port Portland Socials and Visits Mark Community Ties
Recent guests and family visits fill the Port Portland area notes. Among those mentioned are Mr and Mrs Clarence Price with several couples from Columbus, attendance at the funeral of Mrs Lida Waterman in Center, and guests of East Liverpool residents including A M Deem and C E Johnson. Other items record WSCS activities, relatives visiting Cumberland and Ambridge, and trips to Barberton Huntington and Viera.
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Portland
Clarence Price
Ray Shepard l
Calvin Hamrick
Melvin Ewen
Columbus
Joe Price
Albert Paynter
Mary Baker
Lida Waterman
Center
Bill Cornell
Wiley Cornell
East Liverpool
Earl Well
Jack Talbott
Dan
Steubenville
Mr Talbott
Mollie Talbott
A. M. Deem
Harry Deem
Tommy Deem
C. E. Johnson
Roy Gillian
Chester
Land
Emerson Johnson
Long Bottom
Arlas Guinn
Parkersburg
Ida. Carney
Glen Nohe
Coolville
Harry Swan
WSCS
Kate Price
Ste
Gayle Price
Nell McKinnon
McKinnon
Ambridge
C. W. Proffitt
Dauter
George Westfall
Viera
Lavina Offutt
Laura Vanaman
Hubert Price
Thom Larkin
Cumberland
Hyatt Parsons
Barberton
Rodney Coffman
Jack Sharpneck
Eber Ours
Huntington
Gerald Ours
Announce New Way To Shrink Painful Piles
An advertisement presents a new method to reduce painful hemorrhoids. It cites a product and drugstore availability with potential guarantees. The text includes promotional language and mentions a relief claim for readers seeking quicker comfort.
Speeding Charge in 50 mph Zone Reported
NELSONVILLE charged by the State Highway Patrol with operating a motor vehicle at 65 mph in a 50 mph zone. Patty Lee Cavote, 997 Poplar St., cited to appear in Mayor Earl Hilleary's court Wednesday. Henderson Oliver, 162 W. Angle St., Igan, cited for unsafe operation.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Patty Lee Cavote
Poplar St
Earl Hilleary
Henderson Oliver
Angle St
Igan
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R. R
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C.C. Coe
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Officers Training School
Blanche Me
Afooes
Alta Sweeney
Rodney Archer
Rock-children of
Otto Munns
Sarah Cornell
Konington
Nie
Kenny Frank Fuchs
Shawnee
Crabtree
Temple
James Martin
William Jacobs
Florence French
Newton
Minato
Willard Stewart
Doris Hawkins
Otis Handley
Mabel ‘Stewart
Haydenville
David North
Janie Johnson
Fred Elliott
M. W. Ross
Maurita
Burrom Lake
Edris Price
William Orshstedt
Lily Hutchinson
Arenes Phillip
Don
Judy
Marietta
Darrell Ross
Karen
Cliff Ross
Billy Welch
Legion Post
Welsonville
Chan
Cleon Tucker
Nce
E. P. Armstrong
W. D. Weltner
Tansky Motors
People’s Bank
Blossers
A. E. Work and Co
Queen City
Martin Brothers
Bates
Stires
Miller
Case
Joe Case
Weiland
Kroger
Messenger
Ad Dept
Ohio
Lecinto
Athens Messenger
Zemo
Foster's
W. Wathingto
Nelso
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Bors
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