Blosser resigns as Hocking County GOP chairman
Clarence Blosser stunned the Hocking County Republican Party by resigning as executive chairman during a meeting. He cited too many appointments by the other side and urged active party involvement by officials who are paid, while planning to devote time to fund raising and supporting state and local candidates. The party will elect a new chairman at the next executive meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Blosser
Midland Place
John Bumgardner
Chris Veidt
Tom Grey
Don Davis
Republican Party
Drug Problems Programs At Hocking Tech Series
Hocking Technical College offers a free six week series starting Sept. 30 focusing on drug problems and available programs. Sessions will be held weekly with no charge for attendees. Registration is requested before the first session.
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Nelsnoville
Hocking Technical College
Roy Palmer
Nelsonville
John Yates
Public Service Technologies
Ohio
Charles Woodard
First Presbyterian Organ Recital Set in Nelsonville
A Sunday 10 30 a m organ recital at First Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville features William Douglas Compton in the opening of the Parade of the Hills Festival. He will explain each piece from the newly rebuilt organ and will tour Ohio churches with Phi Mu Alpha and Presbyterian groups.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
William Douglas Compton
Ridaudon
Andre Campra
Johann Pachelbel
Helmut Walcha
Henry Purcell
Johannes Brahms
W. Douglas Compton
Gordon Young
Compton
Phi Mu Alpha National Honorary Music Fraternity
Ohio
Wittenberg University
Springfield
New Wells Drilled in Perry County
Perry County reports three gas and two oil wells completed. Buckeye Management Co. new Burnett Lease in Hopewell Two yields 900000 cubic feet gas. Down Bow Man lease in Hopewell yields 800000 cubic feet. Jud Noble & Associates on Peabody Coal Co. lease in Salt Lick Two reports 2100000 cubic feet gas. Pantex Oil & Gas on Nancy L. Coble lease in Hopewell Two posts 37 barrels oil and 275000 cubic feet gas. Roger Adams on C&P Embrey lease in Monroe Two produces 25 barrels oil and 30000 cubic feet gas.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Buckeye Management Co
Burnett
Hopewell
Bowman
Jud Noble & Associates, Inc
Peabody Coal Co
Salt Lick
Pantex Oil & Gas, Inc
Nancy L. Coble
Roger Adams
C&p Embrey
Monroe
Tractor Injury Sees Logan Man Rushed to Hospital
Logan man Claude Harsh, 72, was injured when his tractor ran over him while hooking a wagon. He suffered broken ribs and possible internal injuries and was transported by Hocking SECEMS to Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Logan
Claude Harsh
Logan Route 1
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking County
Kiwanis Officers Chosen in Nelsonville Luncheon
Michael Robinson was chosen temporary president and Wilbur Mender temporary secretary for a Kiwanis Club during a luncheon at Shafer's Restaurant. Jim Whitlatch became meeting coordinator and Raymond Foughty membership chairman. The group will finalize its charter and officer slate at a later meeting.
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Nelsonville
Michael Robinson
Wilbur Mender
Kiwanis Club
Shafer’s
Jim Whitlatch
Raymond Foughty
Robinson
First National Bank
Kiwanis International
Oil Well Completion at Sunday Creek Lease
Logan notes completion of an oil well in Ward Two drilled for Quaker State Oil Refining Corp on its Sunday Creek Coal Co lease. The well was not fractured and produced seven barrels per day at 500 pounds rock pressure.
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Logan
Ward Two
Ohio Oil and Gas Association
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Hocking SECEMS Runs Mary Albert 85 to Hocking Valley
The Hocking EMS transported Mary Albert 85 from her residence at 564 East Second Street to Hocking Valley Community Hospital on Wednesday at 9 37 a m for treatment of illness stayed at the hospital for observation and care.
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Mary Albert
E. Second St
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Hocking Tech announces fall 1974 tuition and orientation
Tuition and fees for Appalachian region residents stay at 175 per quarter and 180 per quarter for Ohio residents outside the region. Fall 1974 marks the third year of stable tuition. Returning students may register September 3 with freshmen oriented by technology on September 6 through September 23, ending with the first day of classes. For details contact Terry Begley at Hocking Technical College.
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Hocking Tech
Appalachian
Ohio
Terry Begley
Hocking Technical College
Nelsonville
939 Titles Issued In Hocking County July
Logan reports 939 titles issued in Hocking County in July per Clerk of Courts Thelma Keyes. There were 360 mortgages filed 282 cancelled and receipts totaling 2245.50 shared 1747.25 to county 498.25 to state. Inspection fees 39 split 3.25 to county 35.75 to state. Boat receipts 40 split 29.75 to county 10.25 to state. 141 new titles 15 replacements 25 voids 758 used and resale vehicle titles issued.
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Logan
Hocking County
Thelma Keyes
Hocking Valley Birth and Admits Report
Mr and Mrs Richard Carpenter of Logan welcomed a daughter. Admitted to Hocking Valley Community Hospital were Lonnie Darnell طف, J J Albert, Lawrence Hart, all of Logan. Also listed are Mrs Hester Tate Francis Wahl Lester Funk Merle Fetheroll Frank Roach Mrs Harold Smith and Master David Wheeler.
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Richard Carpenter
Logan
Lonnie Darnell
J. J. Albert and
Lawrence Hart
Hester Tate
Francis Wahl
Lester Funk
Merle Fetheroll
Frank Roach
Harold Smith
David Wheeler
Nelsonville York Grange 2436 Plans Thursday Meeting
Nelsonville York Grange No. 2436 will hold a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the Grange Hall Oak Grove with potluck refreshments.
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Nelsonville
York
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Industrial Dinner speaker named for Aug 20 event
Nelsonville announces tickets for the Industrial Appreciation Dinner to be held August 20 at 6 30 p m at the Elks Hall. Carl Wagner of Columbus will speak. Wagner has held top Taft Broadcasting posts and leads Taft Radio and Columbus civic groups.
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Nelsonville
Elks Hall
Carl Wagner
Columbus
Taft Broadcasting Co
Wagner
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Readoff Names
A list of individuals associated with Mount St Mary Hospital appears, including Mrs Dorothy Wintermute Buchtel, Mrs Lucy Roberts Glouster Route 1, Wayne Perry, Mrs Winifred Stowers, Mrs Helen Pyke, Mrs Nevada Kerr, Miss Cassandra Freer Nelsonville, Mrs Norma Barnes Trimble, Miss Rebecca J Bevard McArthur, Mrs Edith Phillips, Mrs Shirley Jarvis, Mrs Lucille Bateman, Mrs Grace Mingus, John Collins, Mrs Kathy Jacobs, Miss Geneva Gambrel.
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Dorothy Wintermute
Buchtel
Lucy Roberts
Glouster
Wayne Perry
Winifred Stowers
Helen Pyke
Nevada Kerr
Cassandra Freer
Nelsonville
Norma Barnes
Trimble
Rebecca J. Bevard
McArthur
Edith Phillips
Shirley Jarvis
Lucille Bateman
Grace Mingus
John Collins
Kathy Jacobs
Geneva Gambrel
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Eugene Wickstrom
Ohio University
Phi Mu Alpha
Rip Burnett
BUDA
Mike Nolan
Athens County
William Kane
Ted Jones
Athens
Dave Barrett
Logan Sunrise House
Skip Crawley
Athens Care Line
Leah Kennelly
Friends, Inc
Weldon Witters
Bowman’s
Home of
Wrangler
Bowman’'S Department Store
Chauncey, Ohio
W. Washington ST
Nelsonville, Ohio
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Kiwanis
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Hoodlett
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