Shelley Marie Crane Crowned Little Miss Parade of the Hills 1963
Shelley Marie Crane age six from Haydenville was crowned Little Miss Parade of the Hills 1963 in Nelsonville High School auditorium amid heavy rainfall. Fourteen community queens were announced and twelve other Little Queen candidates competed as judges and sponsors were noted. The event featured Sun Goddess Linda Jane Bond and judges from TWA and Lockbourne AFB, with the final Miss Parade of the Hills winner to be announced Thursday night after the Queen's Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Shelley Marie Crane
Haydenville
Bert Melleney
St. Petersburg
Fla
Linda Jane Bond
Bonnie Jo Crane
Charles Crane
Humble Oil Co
Logan
Patti Pennell
Howard L. Pennell
Chauncey
Christy Kelly
Charlotte Fearns
Murray City
Gilbert Smith
Green
Hocking County
Leigh Ann Brooker
Julia Gayle James
Melanie Johnson
Carla Sue Huggins
Kristie Rae Auflick
Susan Diane Rosser
Debbie Lynn DeLong
Lu Ann Hubbard
Teresa Kay Dupler
Candy Jo Newton
Connie Jean Conner
Harriett Marie McClain
Sandra Lee Nixon
Marcella Loretta Charles
Laurie Wagner
Buchtel
Charles Corrigan
Judith Sheets
Union Furnace
Jeri Lynn Forbes
Corrigan
Mary Gordon
TWA
Columbus
David Johnson
Floyd Robinson
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Delores Jane Johnson
Athens County
Don De-Lor
New Lexington
Ohio Bell Telephone
Madaline Armstrong
Lynda James
Amesville
Judy Poffenbarger
Athens
Rita’ Tigner
Nancy Wray
Carbon Hill
Judith Swain
Beverly Thomas
Coolville
Patsy Conley
Corning
Joy Howard
Glouster
Susan Tannehill
Jill Campbell
Janice Pidcock
New Marshfiled
Julia Michael
the Plains
Virginia Lewis
Anna Strong
Niles Schuh
Lima
Ohio
Carl Plummer
City Loan Finance Organization
Jack Bennett
Jacques School of Charm
Lancaster
William Hoffman
Sun Goddess
Jobless Claims Dip in Hocking and Athens Counties
Jobless claims in Hocking and Athens Counties declined for a fourth week, totaling 671 last week. Hocking reported 443 claims and Athens 228, with initial and continued claims shifting modestly. OSES notes the drop may reverse mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Athens
Homer Schein
Ohio State Employment Service
Schein
Hocking County
Athens County
Hocking Valley
OSES
S. Spring St
Ringer Kittle Wedding Vows Exchanged in Bryan
Saundra Kay Ringer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ringer of Bryan Ohio exchanged vows with her fiancé in a ceremony on August fifteenth. The couple plans a early fall wedding reception at their family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Saundra Kay Ringer
Ralph Ringer
Bryan
Ohio
Marriage ceremony at Bryan Presbyterian Church in Glouster
Michael Frank Kittle sang with Mr and Mrs Roger Kittle among attendees from Athens Nelsonville Glouster and Amelia as Michael Kittle married daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Kittle in a double ring ceremony officiated by Daniel K Teater of Amelia. Attending area residents included Helen Kittle Charles Harper Ruth Whaley Marlin King and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Frank Kittle
Roger Kittle
Glouster
Bryan Presbyterian Church
Daniel K. Teater
Amelia Church of Christ
Amelia
Ohio
Helen Kittle
Charles Harper
Ruth Whaley
Marlin King
Ann
Susan
Gwynn Sanders
William Parrott
Marysville
Ruth Teater
County Courthouse Gets New Sidewalk
Work continues on a new sidewalk in front of the Hocking County Courthouse. Contractor Joe Stewart, with a bid of $1724, won the county commissioners contract and is to finish by week’s end. Damaged walks on three sides are being replaced.
Over Eighty Party honors Nelsonville elders at Elks Lodge
Twenty elder citizens attended the second annual Over Eighty Party dinner at the Elks Lodge in Nelsonville. Mary France aged 81 was crowned 1963 Queen and Jim Smith aged 91 was named 1963 King. The event featured local dignitaries, parade planning notes, and a welcoming speech by Mayor William Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elks Lodge
Mary France
Poplar St
Jim Smith
Buchtel
L. A. North
Fort St
James Mann
Grosvenor St
Dana Windom
Faye
Shepard
Billy” Powell
William Hoffman
Charles Corrigan
Judy Sheets
Athens County
George Schoonover
John Johnston
Mary Dewhurst
Queen
John Coker
Kenneth C. Orwiler
Church of the Epiphany
Orwiler
Joan
Judy Hallett
Rita
Betty Smith
Fancee Coker
Maxine Cagg
Governor Rhodes to Attend Industrial Day Dinner
Nelsonville hosts a Queen contest swim party and a city park picnic before an Industrial Day Dinner at the Elks Hall with Gov James A Rhodes his cabinet Sen C Stanley Mechem and regional leaders attending. Local bands perform on the Public Square at 6 30 and 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James A. Rhodes
C. Stanley Mechem
Elks Hall
Hocking St
4-H
Hocking Valley Community Band
Two 13 Year Olds Placed on Probation by Juvenile Court
Logan youths were placed on probation by Judge Rhea Bangert Brown after breaking into two National Supply Co. buildings on August 4. They attempted to break a pop machine, stole about $1, damaged a machine and a window, and were ordered to restitution. Murray City Eagles Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
National Supply Co
Two Men Face Different Outcomes In Hocking Court
In Logan Hocking County Court two men faced different fates for permitting unlicensed drivers. Francis Schrader was fined 15 dollars with costs after a separate Juvenile Court citation. Lawrence Davis had his case dismissed as officers failed to appear for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Francis L. Schrader
State Highway Patrol
Lawrence M. Davis
Logan Starr
Davis
Kenneth
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ladies Day Parade Lights Nelsonville Event Lineup
Nelsonville plans a Ladies Day with the queen contest winners traveling to Columbus at 6 30 am for a 9 am Channel 4 telecast. Flower arrangements go to Wolfe Furniture by 9 am. Mechem's Store hosts a 1 30 pm style show at the Christian Church. Cooking demo at Hoffman Appliance at 3 pm. Decorated bicycle judging at 5 30 pm in front of the high school followed by a 6 pm bike parade. Winners announced at 6 30 pm on Public Square. Marion Promenaders perform at 7 30 pm and a hootenanny opens on Public Square at 8 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Columbus
Channel 4
Wolfe Furniture Store
Mechem's
The
Christian Church
Hoffman Appliance
Marion
Enter Floats Now For Old Settlers Reunion
Jacksonville mayor Charles J. Williams asks anyone wishing to enter a float in the Old Settlers Reunion to contact parade chairman Walden Deal. Participants should meet at the grade school by 10 a.m. for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Charles J. Williams
Walden Deal
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
Mrs. Harry Green of Logan Route 4 and Mrs. Myrtle Ball of Logan Route 4 are listed in hospital notes for Hocking Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Hospital
Harry Green
Logan
Myrtle Ball
Logan Man Arrested For No Operator's License
Logan police arrested Adrian K. Weaver 60 of Logan Route 1 on Monday afternoon on W Front St for having no operator's license. He was ordered to appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Adrian K. Weaver
Logan Route 1
Front St
Delmar Freeman
Logan Board Hires Four New Teachers
Logan Board of Education hired eight people Monday night including four new teachers. Margaret Kenny of Logan will teach kindergarten at West Elementary on a half day contract and a $2350 salary. Linda Ashley of Athens will teach high school history and psychology on a one year $4100 contract. Vivian Poston of Logan Route 3 will serve as interim vocal music teacher through Dec 9, 1963 at $1530. Richard Buntz of Logan becomes assistant instrumental music director on a $5300 salary plus $400 summer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Board of Education
Margaret Kenny, Logan
West Elementary
Ohio University
South Bloomingville
Union Furnace
Linda Ashley
Athens
Transylvania College
Vivian Poston
Logan Route 3
Ohio State University
Richard Buntz
Benton Lightfoot
Haydenville
Ralph Blum
Josephine Crothers
Evelyn Amos
Mary Jones
Green
Robert Patton
Enterprise
Dorothy Ruble
Lancaster
Maxville
Donald Noakes
Crosby Manchester
Ed Lendenski
Pearl Blackstone
H. W. Williams
Helen Campbell
Beatrice Bond
McClellan's
All-Star Dairy Co
George Shark
Stage Coach Inn
West Logan
Route
Man Found After Year Of Search In Ohio Jail
A city police search for Arthur R. Graham, 48, Amanda, ended when he was found in Hocking County Jail. He had been arrested Aug. 4, 1962, for driving while intoxicated and fined $150 with three days in jail, which he did not pay. A bench warrant followed Aug. 21, 1962, and he remains jailed at three dollars daily until the fine is paid or worked off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Arthur R. Graham
Amanda
Vaughn Collins
Graham
Couple Married in City Hall Ceremony in Athens Area
GLOUSTER and Chauncey residents GLOUSTER Carol Hart and Donald Lester Frazee wed in the mayor s office with Mayor Thomas Williams officiating. Attendants were Stella and Marcella Frazee. The Frazees plan to live at The Plains. NELSONVILLE church group Epiphany women to hold bake sale at 9 a m Wednesday in Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Carol Hart
Athens
Donald Lester Frazee
Chauncey
Thomas Williams
Stella
Marcella Frazee
Frazee
the Plains
Nelsonville
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Little Miss
Parade of Hills
Plan Hootenanny
Arcain
Ringer-Kittle
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Earl Guseman
Anthony Agnone
Mae Swackhammer
Loraine Lopez
Helen Smith
Bruce Neal
Linda L. Robinson
Loretta J. Thomas
Dianna Grant
Lexington
Michael Baird
John R Lott
Allen Swindell
Anna Wetzel
Dorothy E. Largent
New Plymouth
Stelic Sawyers
Clifford Dowler
William Carrigan
Hildreth Reeves
Flossie Sarina
Loraine Loper
Francis Meurer
Co. Hook
Gov. Rhodes
Murray City Eagles
Hocking Court
Ernest Dozer
Elmer Mitchell
Sheriff's Department
Fred Facemire, Jr
Paul E. Schrader
Schrader
Harvey Miller
Rockbridge
James Leonard Marvin Forrest
Forrest
Collins
Old Settlers
Logan Board
Mary Davis
Public Square
Pythie
Pythian Building
Washington St
Plan Bake Sale
Mrs. Opal McBride
Harriet L. Saunders Teller
Athens’ New Bank
Opal McBride
Harriet Saunders
New Hocking Valley Bank
Opal
City of
Hocking Valley Bank
East State Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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