Death Claims Frank Hayes in Belpre Rites Planned
Belpre Ohio Frank Hayes 50 of 2501 Lenore Street Parkersburg died Saturday after an extended illness at St Joseph Hospital He was a 20 year Monongahela Power Co employee and previously lived in New Castle Pa Survived by wife Wanda Ruth Miller two sons Robbie Lee 17 Jerry Keith 15 and Joy Colleen 9 brother Chester Spears and sister Florence Peters both of New Castle Pa Funeral services Wednesday at 10 am Spencer funeral home Belpre with Rev Sarver of Gihon Methodist Church officiating Burial at Cherry Ridge Cemetery near Chester
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Ohio
Frank Hayes
Lenore St
Parkersburg
St. Joseph Hospital
New Castle
Harvey Hayes
Reedsville
Hayes
Monongahela Power Co
Gihon Methodist Church
Wanda Ruth Miller
Robbie Lee
Jerry Keith
Joy Colleen
Chester Spears
Florence Peters
Spencer Funeral Home
Mr. Sarver
Cherry Ridge Cemetery
Chester
Four City Funds Reported In The Red In Nelsonville
City advisor Delbert Kuhn reports that four of 11 active city funds were in the red last month with deficits in the water operation building maintenance street and a temporary shortfall. Improvements and permanent funds are expected to move back to black soon as rents and anticipated state checks arrive.
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Nelsonville
Delbert Kuhn
Pleasantview Ave
Bar and Lodge Lose Beer Licenses
In Logan Murray City hearings last week the state liquor board revoked the Friendly Tavern license of Murray City and suspended Logan Lodge 2168 D-4 license for seven days. The tavern run by Mary Burkholter faced sales to minors linked to bartender Donald Giffin who was fined $100 and costs for selling to three minors on June 14. The revocation takes effect August 30.
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Logan
Murray City
Logan Lodge
State Board of Liquor Control
Friendly Tavern
Mary S. Burkholter
Donald Giffin
Giffin
Donald Smith
Logan Aerie 2168
Order of Eagles
Mr. Pritchard Dies at 67 in Nelsonville
Thomas B. Pritchard 67, lifelong Nelsonville resident, died Sunday afternoon at Huntington Veterans Hospital. Survived by son Leslie of Cleveland, three grandchildren, three brothers Ervin Eugene C. of Nelsonville and Lee of McConnelsville, sister Clara Yeager of Columbus. Wife Genevieve Cavanaugh Pritchard and a son preceded him in death. Warren funeral home arranging services.
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Nelsonville
Thomas B. Pritchard
Veterans’ Hospital
Huntington
Leslie
Cleveland
Ervin
Eugene C. Pritchard
Lee Pritchard
McConnelsville
Clara Yeager
Columbus
Genevieve Cavanaugh Pritchard
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville WBA Set Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
The WBA will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Nelsonville
WBA
Odd Fellows Hall
Brown Rites Planned in West Logan
George C. Cliff Brown 71 died Saturday at his West Logan home after a long illness. A Marion Township native, he worked as a car repairman and later a laborer. Survived by wife Bertha a son Charles Logan Route 4 two daughters Janice Donley Brunswick and Ethel Fee Alexandria two sisters Billa Hutchison Martha Brooks. Friends may call Leonard Funeral Home with services at 2 p.m. Tuesday led by Rev. J. W. Steen. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
George C
Cliff) Brown
West Logan
Marion Township
Abraham
Mary Elizabeth Deen Brown
Old Hocking Valley Railroad
Bertha
Charles Brown
Janice E. Donley
Brunswick
Ethel Marie Fee
Alexandria
Billa Hutchison
Martha Brooks
Logan Man Forfeits Reckless Driving Bond
Ronald M. Sinnott twenty one of Logan charged with reckless operation. Sinnott arrested at 1 30 a m Sunday on East Front Street. He forfeited a twenty five dollar bond for failure to appear at arraignment in Mayor Myers court.
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Logan
Ronald M. Sinnott
E. Front St
Sinnott
Francis Myers
One Injured in Logan Auto Collision at Main and Depot
An auto crash at E Main and Depot in Logan Saturday near 5:30 p.m. involved Frank Kinnison 49 and Wanda Devore 30. Kinnison entered the intersection on a green light. Deane 33 suffered head and rib bruises. Kinnison’s car was a total loss and Devore’s car had extensive front end damage.
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LOGAN
E. Main
Depot
Frank Kinnison
Wanda Devore
Gore
Kinnison
Main
Hocking County 4-H Meeting Highlights Patterns and Tour
Starr 4-H members met at Gale Edwards home for the 12th meeting with a pattern cutting demonstration. Five members toured the Athens County fair with the McAfee and Eggleston couples. Refreshments by Harvey Edwards preceded a recreation period. Next gathering set for Nina and Alice Rafferty's home. A 1894 Congress bill created Labor Day as a legal holiday per the encyclopedia.
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Starr
Gale Edwards
Athens County Fair
Hilas McAfee
Don Eggleston
Harvey Edwards
Nina
Alice Rafferty
Hodge says one year in prison enough punishment
Orville Hodge reflects on his first year at Menard Penitentiary after pleading guilty to a large embezzlement scheme. He works a $7.50 monthly prison radio job, trains, reads, and plans possible life after release as he nears 53. The article notes his weight loss and adjustments to confinement. It also mentions Parade of the Hills queens contest entrants from Glouster.
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Chester, Sr
Orville Hodge
Hodge
Illinois
Menard Penitentiary
Gan
Ross Randolph
Florida
Randolph
Chester Garden Club Meets at Milloan Home
The Chester Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Lawrence Milloan’s Middleport home. Several updates include Mrs. Eddie Hartung breaking her right wrist in a fall and hospital visits by Mrs. George Wolfe, Mrs. Sue (Beaver) Gibson, and others. Mrs. Beaver injuries were noted from a basement stairs fall. Additional visits occurred among local residents including hospital stays in Holzer and Mount St. Mary Hospitals.
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Chester
Chester Garden Club
Lawrence Milloan
Middleport
Eddie Hartung
George Wolfe
Holzer Hospital
Henry Beaver
Lowell Beaver
Sue (Beaver) Gibson
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Beaver
Lily Christy
Roy
Jane Young
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Bobby Lynn
Virgil Wood
Belpre
Roy Fick
Dickie Fick
Dana Fick
Leodell Davidson
Harrisonville
Clyde Calvert
Emmett Kincade
Octa
W. D. Cleland
Willis Frost
Richard
Columbus
Zelda Ridenour
Buel Ridenour
Henry Eichinger
Mabel van Meter
Raymond van Meter
Youngstown
Willoughby Hill
Birthday guests and reunions amid Reedsville notices
Miss Mildred Kibble was honor guest at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cowdery in Reedsville. The item lists numerous visiting family groups, a Buckley reunion at Forked Run Lake, and various local travels and hospital news including births, deaths, and trips to Canada and California.
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Reedsville
Mildred Kibble
Eugene Cowdery
Ralph Barton
William Congreve
H. Je. Kibble
Forrest
Richard, Lee
Betty Ann Cowdery
Jim King
Belpre
Bobbie Miller
Columbus
Ida Milhone
Nora Wade
Akron
Ella Petty
W. S. Posey
Martha
Joyce Ann Congreve
Zanesville
E. F. Wilson
Buckley
Forked Run Lake
L. R. Stone
Cleveland
C. E. Humphrey
Irene Hall
Canada
Ada Bass
Belleville
W. Va
Gladys Baughman
Mary Torrence
Gahanna
Ex-Resident Ferdinand F Remple Dies in Columbus
Ferdinand F. Remple 59 of 520 Vermont Place Columbus died Saturday of a heart attack at the Davis Grocery where he worked. A Logan native son of Rudolph and Clara Gompf Remple he lived in Columbus over 30 years. Survived by wife Edith Sater Remple a daughter Mrs Paul Weisman three sons James Gene and George of Columbus five grandchildren a brother Rudolph Remple of Logan and sisters Mrs Lawrence Reasoner Mt Vernon Mrs Violet Williams and Mrs William Patchen Winter Haven Fla. Services Tuesday 1 30 p m at the Weir funeral home E Broad St Columbus burial at Colum
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Logan
Ferdinand F. Remple
Vermont Place
Columbus
Davis
Mr. Remple
Rudolph
Clara Gompf Remple
Edith Sater Remple
Paul Weisman
James
Gene
George
Rudolph Remple
Lawrence Reasoner
Mt. Vernon
Violet Williams
William Patchen
Winter Haven
Fla
Weir
E. Broad St
Logan Women's News Bear Run Farm Bureau Council meets at Heidlebaugh home
The Logan Women’s News reports the Bear Run Farm Bureau Council meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Heidlebaugh. Paul Ellinger led a talk on how to get more enjoyment from life. Officers elected Marguerite Kellerman president Madge Starkey vice president Roy Heidl e baugh discussion leader Josephine Lowrie legislation chairman Donald Ruff secretary Ethel Daubenmire women’s committee chairman. Refreshments were served. Next meeting Friday Sept 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Daubenmire.
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Bear Run Farm Bureau Council
Roy Heidlebaugh
Paul Ellinger
Marguerite Kellerman
Madge Starkey
Josephine Lowrie
Donald Ruff
Ethel Daubenmire
Harold Daubenmire
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes: Newborns and Admissions
Mr and Mrs Robert Schein Logan welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Charles Huffines Haydenville welcome a son. Admitted E L Sprague McArthur medical Isaac Frasure Logan medical Mrs Elmer Patterson Allensville surgery. Marvin Pierce New Straits ville medical. Discharged Mrs Thomas Hatfield Logan and daughter Mrs Homer Dillon Logan.
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Robert Schein
Logan
Charles Huffines
Haydenville
E. L. Sprague
McArthur
Isaac Frasure
Elmer Patterson
Allensville
Marvin Pierce
New Straitsville
Thomas Hatfield
Homer Dillon
Weekend Visitors and Local Events Highlight Coolville Notes
Coolville residents hosted family and friends over the weekend including Harold Thomas McBride from Fairborn and Eva Stewart from Kananga. Weddings and reunions drew sizable crowds. Bishop Zinsmeister and Jane Morrison wed in Zanesville with a 500 guest reception. Local births noted Kathy Lynn to Buford Blake on Aug 3.
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Coolville
E. M. Daugherty
Harold Thomas McBride
Fairborn
Eva Stewart
Kananga
Freddy Chapman
Guysville
Mickey Bentz
Lillian R. Henderson
Pauline Smilley
Athens
John Zinsmeister
Jane Ellen Morrison
Grace Methodist Church
Zanesville
Zinsmeister
Garrett Reed
Robert Reed
Kathy
Glenn Reed
Marsha
Buckley
Forked Run State Park
Paula Bailey
Joe Bailey
Chester
Clyde Parrish
Earl Barr
Los Angeles
Jimmy Rand
Three Rivers
Mich
Paul Eyster
Scottie
Cindy
Cory
York
Penna
Parrish Cabin
David Nease
Minersville
Buford Blake
Kathy Lynn
Fifty-One Youth Complete Swimming Courses at Pool
Nelsonville area youths finished summer swimming courses at the pool. Beginning swimmers listed include Barbara Huddy Judy Ann Smith Gordon L Rolls David Ogg Bill Nelson and others. Intermediate swimmers named are Jim Elliott David Friedrich Karen Kay Keller Larry Lee Steele and Debbie Galvin. Swimmers include Pat Brooks Barbara Brooks Clyde Campbell and others. Junior lifesaving certificates went to Barbara Brooks Tanya Priser Betty Jo Keller Geri Forbes Janice Green Jim Elliott and Clyde Campbell.
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Nelsonville
Barbara Huddy
Judy Ann Smith
Gordon L. Rolls
David Ogg
Bill Nelson
Carlene Bennett
Don Wallace
John Thompson
Tim Jacobs
Jim Guess
Gyla Ann Evans
Janice Blackford
Tom Meek
Tim Weaver
Ron Hartley
Carolyn Juniper
Bill
Tanya Priser
Betty Jo Keller
Geri Forbes
Janice Green
Jim Elliott
Clyde Campbell
EUB Pastors Keep Posts After Ohio Southeast Conference
Pastoral assignments of Evangelical United Brethren churches in the Hocking area remained unchanged after the Ohio Southeast Conference annual session at Mills Memorial Church Lancaster. Reassignments include Rev. D. S. Dunkle to Logan First and Rev. A N Grueser to Mills Memorial Lancaster.
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Logan
Evangelical United Brethren
Hocking
Ohio Southeast Conference
Mills Memorial Church
Lancaster
Mills Memorial Lancaster
A. N Grueser
Logan Church
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Population List
Mount St Mary hospital notes list residents and patients by name town and route or relation. The long roster includes Edith Bartlett Athens Bessie Nicholson Chauncey Goss Logan Route 3 Barbara ONeil Nelsonville Margaret Noon New Lexington and many others across Nelsonville Deanville Pleasantville and surrounding communities.
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Lindsey Day
Nelsonville
Edith Bartlett
Athens
Bessie Nicholson
Chauncey
Paul Goss
Logan
Barbara O’neil
Margaret Noon
New Lexington
George Simonton
Buchtel Man Fined On Overload Charge
Ira W Whitmore of Buchtel was fined 57 dollars and costs in mayor Earl Hillearys court for overloading his truck by 3280 pounds. Other fines were Jack Stalling ten dollars for no license Woodrow Landis fifteen dollar bond forfeiture for driving left of center and Eddy Mills ten dollars for intoxication.
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Nelsonville
Ira W. Whitmore
Buchtel
Earl Hilleary
Jack Leroy Stalling
Millfield
Woodrow Landis
Lancaster
Eddy Mills
Carbondale
Four arrested in Nelsonville service station theft
Two more men were seized weekend of the Barber's Service Station break in bringing the total to four. Lester Wicks pled innocent and was bound over to the grand jur y. Donald Williams pled guilty before Mayor Hilleary and also bound to the grand jury. Earlier arraigned were Bobby Joe Williams and Wayne Hamilton who pled guilty and were bound over. Total loot was $23 in cash and merchandise recovered by police.
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Nelsonville
Barber
Lester Wicks
Donald Williams
Earl Hilleary
Bobby Joe Williams
Wayne Hamilton
Ambulance Transfers for Logan Residents Reported
Ambulances moved Miss Margaret Ben sonhaver formerly of Logan from a Circleville rest home to the South Perry Rest Home. Ed Ringhiser a retired farmer was taken by ambulance from his Route 664 home south of Logan to Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Logan
Margaret Bensonhaver
Circleville
South Perry Rest
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ed Ringhiser
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