Huron Water Queen Crowned at Nelsonville Festival
Cynthia Ann Ferguson was chosen as the 1971 Ohio Festival Queen at Nelsonville after five finalists competed among twentyQueens representing festivals tied to the Ohio Festival Events Association. Miss Ferguson thanked the judges and crowd after receiving the crown from Miss Connie Tucker with Jana Kremer and Robin Hykes as first and second runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Cynthia Ann Ferguson
Huron Water Festival
Public Square
Ohio
Ohio Festival Events Association
Connie Tucker
Tucker
Jtuges
Miss Ferguson
Jana Kremer
Robin Hykes
Dover
Susan Kay Lawrence
Leah Shillington
Barbara Butler
Wayne France
Chardon
Hocking Valley
Ohio Festivals Committee
Myrven Davis
Clark Fields
Ashville
Ned Harding
Circleville
Doris Leice
Milan
Paul Sherwood
Ohio Department of Development
Miss Tucker
Ruth Ann Hizer
Cindy Stutzman
International Mining and Manufacturing
Debbie Matheny
Mary Filicky
Canal
Becky Knaus
Jan Russ
Jackson
Cathy Beall
Brathurst
Vanessa Hatfield
Cindy Schwable
Portsmouth
Judy Jones
Holmes
Robin Rose
Geauga County
Cynthia Ferguson
Huron
Gail Lynn
Parade of Festival Queens Draws 20 000 In Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts a packed Ohio Festivals Parade and coronation with about twenty thousand spectators lining streets and homes to watch a 60 minute procession. The event featured 102 units including shrines bands and queens from multiple festivals and communities. The ceremonies at Public Square followed the parade with Marine escorts and invitations from visiting festival queens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Shriners
Queens
Athens County
Aladdin Shrine
Columbus
Shrine’ Clubs
Marietta
Parkersburg
Belpre
Ohio
Columbus Marine Corps Station
Jim Gheagn
Bill Kellar
Postons Purchase Holl Paint and Relocate Store
Logan record reports Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Poston buying George W. Holl and Son Paint and Wallpaper from Mrs. Erma Powers and Joe Holl. The business moves to 62 East Main Street with Sherwin Williams franchise. Grand opening delayed to mid September. Mrs. Poston remains high school teacher at Miller High. The Postons own the new building on old Route 33. In Nelsonville, Glenford Dugan Post No. 229 American Legion holds a 7:45 p.m. meeting to discuss a southern Ohio Veterans Administration hospital. 1972 cards available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Don H. Poston
George W. Holl and Son
Erma Powers
Joe Holl
Logan’s
Main Street
Poston’s
E. Main St
Sherwin Williams Paints
Postons
Poston
Miller High School
Route 33
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Vernon Teel
Hocking County Court Processes 34 Cases
Logan reports 34 cases disposed in Hocking County Court Saturday. Judge James Stilwell fined 10, forfeited 24 bonds, and jailed two defendants with one sentence suspended. Notable outcomes include Raymond Windle fined 150 dollars and jailed three days with license suspension. Eugene Boyle jailed 10 days suspended but fined 75 dollars with license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas J. Richeson
Bremen
Kenneth Ray Nixon
Church St
Richard J. Nihiser
Logan
Patricia May Welling
Athens
Bus Fire Damages Government Vehicle in Logan City
Firefighters responded to a blaze at the corner of High Street and Hunter Avenue where a U S Government bus used by the Senior Citizens group burned. Extensive damage hit the engine compartment though the cause remained undetermined. Driver listed as Gerald K Sinnott. An Icelandic woman keeps her name after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — City
High Street
Hunter Avenue
U.S
Gerald K. Sinnott
Spring Hill Place
Seven Fines and Forfeitures in Logan Mayor's Court
Logan May or M B Haney levied seven fines and declared three bonds forfeit in Mayor's Court on Saturday. Forfeitures were listed for Charles W James Paul Richard Lehman and Terry A Day with amounts and charges. Additional fines included Wanda Carpenter Donald Robinson Eva Maddix Deborah Inboden Robert Cecil Dorothy Pierson and Clark Reed for various offenses. Nel sonville VFW Auxiliary to initiate candidates at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Post Home with one birthday to be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
M. B. Haney
Charles W. James
E. Second St
Paul Richard Lehman
Furnace St
Terry A. Day
Lancaster
Wanda Lou Carpenter
Donald E. Robinson
Front St
Eva M. Maddix
Deborah Inboden
Robert E. Cecil
Haydenville
Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
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Monty Calvert
Childrens’ Baton
Perry
Marine Corps
Claude
Pearl Smith
Johnny Appleseed
Lester Pribble
Perry County
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Cleveland
Blue Birds
Rainbow Girls
Boy Scouts
The
Peoples Bank
First National Banks
Lions Club
Jaycees
West School Reunion
Monday Creek Fish and Game Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tri- County Vocational High Schoool
Tri-County Technical Institute
Little Queens
Aladdin
Lexington
Belpre Golden Eagles
Federal Hocking
Glouster
Nelsonville-York
Holl Paint
Legion
Wilson Baker
Berry
N. Court St
Hocking County Court
Dorthieus M. Wray
Clayton D. Pittman
New Plymouth
James E. Simpson
Robert Dale Weaver
Donoval J. Wycinski
Corning
Mark A. Clinton
Sissonville
Ray D. Walters
Gary Lee Sutton
Independence
Marsha L. Abbott
Terry E. Casto
Helen L. Smith
David C. Clifford
Joseph W. Hinton
Worthington
Dana L. Zeigler
Kingston
John S. Beard
Carl Norman Ross
Herbert Loenzo Olson
Paul T. Corbin
Frank W. Coffman Jr
John A. Schun
Robert E. Reed
Mishawaka
Bonnie Rowanna Valin
Mary Lou Smialek
West Lake
Thomas Leroy Clark
Brian R. Naughton
Hicksville
N. Y
Rick Wayne Martin
Creola
John
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
E. State
IBM
West Washington
Southeastern Ohio
Sweet Shop
Ranaill Shaver
Haebinerd
Clasentoit
Rosa Stover
Nolre
Liptle Ambassadors
Marting
the First National Bank
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