Two Fined Nine Forfeit Bonds In Hocking Court
In Hocking County Court actions Saturday two men were fined and nine others forfeited bonds. Chester Hicks Sr. of Athens was fined 100 dollars and costs with jail days for driving while license suspended and left of center. Harold J. Johnson of Nelsonville was fined 100 dollars, costs, three days in jail, and six month license suspension for driving while intoxicated. Multiple defendants forfeited bonds for offenses including speeding and unsafe operation.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Chester Hicks, Sr
W. Hunter Sr
Vaughn Collins
Hicks
Harold J. Johnson
Nelsonville
Man Arrested Twice Within Hour's Time
A Logan Junction City resident faces two charges after two arrests within about one hour early Sunday. Richard Bryant, 21, was cited for excessive speed on Zanesville Ave at 2 25 a.m. He left the station and a wreck report at 3 05 a.m. showed Bryant collided with a parked car owned by Sylvanus Spradlin, 36, of 453 Zanesville Ave. On the second trip, Bryant faced reckless operation charges. Paul Lehman and Martha Sigler, both residents of Logan, were also mentioned in the report along with Robert Jennings and Josephine White.
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Logan
Delmar Freeman
Richard €. Bryant
Zanesville Ave
Bryant
Sylvanus Spradlin
Man Held To Jury By Judge CALMAPOLIS
Paul Justice of Grove City pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to non support and was held to the January term grand jury under a $300 bond. In city cases Judge Sowers fined Curfman, Cordell and Cordell for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Edge forfeited a 25 bond to appear on reckless operation.
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Calmapolis
Paul
Grove City
Sheriffs Department
Pauline Justice
Gallipolis
William H. Sowers
William BE. Curfman, Jr
Cheshire
Oscar Cordell
Gertrude Cordell
David L. Edge
Portsmouth
Inventories Filed in Logan Probate Cases
Probate records list assets in two Logan estates. Samuel H Bright’s estate shows bonds and real estate totaling 4699.49 and 1675 with joint ownership at 16158.49, overall 22609. Jennie A Bright named executrix in Anna J Smith’s estate with total 12323 including real estate 6500 and joint ownership 5823. Also probated was the will of Herman Ross Rowland of Gibisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H Bright
Logan
Jennie A. Bright
Anna J Smith
Herman Ross Rowland
Gibisonville
Geray Ladies Have Christmas Gift Exchange
Gallia County Red Cross Gray Lady unit held a Christmas gift exchange during a luncheon at Bob Evans Steak House. Mrs. Bruce McDonald chaired the meeting with attendees including Mrs. John K. Allen Mrs. Howard Lei mann Mrs. Joseph Keiser Mrs. George Grace and Mrs. Lewis Hughes. Members brought gifts for shut ins.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
American Red Cross Gray Lady
Bob Evans Steak House
Bruce McDonald
John K. Allen
Howard Leimann
Joseph Keiser
George Grace
Lewis Hughes
Evans Plans New Plant in Michigan
Bob Evans Farms Inc announced the creation of Bob Evans Farms Michigan Inc with headquarters in Hillsdale Michigan. The new company acquired a 67 acre farm adjoining Hillsdale and will build a sausage plant. The board includes Robert L Evans Emerson E Evans Robert S Wood Herman M Martin Daniel E Evans Keith P Bradbury and Erma W Buffington. The parent board also approved the farm purchase and subsidiary formation.
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Gallipolis
Bob Evans Farms, Inc
Robert L. Evans
Emerson E. Evans
Bob Evans Farms, Michigan, Inc
Hillsdale
Mich
Emerson E Evans
Robert S. Wood
Herman M. Martin
Daniel E. Evans
Keith P. Bradbury
Erma W. Buffington
Harland T. Martin
J. Tim Evans
C. H. McKenzie
Morris E. Haskins
Hills
Trade School Proposed For Hocking County
Four area school boards and 22 Resource Development Council members heard a State Education official outline a possible trade and vocational school for Hocking County. The plan would use joint district action, with students receiving trade training at the site and returning to their home schools for academics. No action was taken as boards study the proposal further.
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Logan
Boards of Education
Hocking County
State Department of Education
Logan City
Laurelville
Starr- Washington
Resource Development Council
Logan Federal Savings and Liar
The
Resources Development Council
Divorces Granted in Hocking County Court
Kathryn Chambers wins divorce from John Chambers for gross neglect and custody of two children. Evelyn M. Wolfe receives divorce from Donald Wolfe with father visitation rights. Nellie White is granted divorce from Owen White with restoration of her maiden name Nellie Rafferty after marriage on December 31, 1960.
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Nellie White
Owen White
Nellie Rafferty
Car Sales Dip in Gallia County in November
Gallia County motor vehicle dealers posted a 26 vehicle drop from October with all categories down. New cars 73 from 77. new trucks 16 from 13. used cars 144 from 156. used trucks 16 from 20. four new and two used trailers. Titles issued 828. liens filed 275. lien cancellations 233. taxes $10 978.82. state fees $289.50. county fees $1 009.50.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Marjorie Rinehart
Two Drivers Are Given Cry Jail Terms
Two men were sentenced to jail by Mayor Delmar Freeman after arraignment on driving while intoxicated charges. John Elson Cundiff of Columbus and Harry A Miller of Lancaster received three days in jail and a $150 fine plus costs. Miller also faced a $10 fine for failure to stop within the assured clear distance. Other court actions included Bruce Whaley fined $10, William McIntosh $25, and Edgar Hendderly $10 with $5 suspended for motor vehicle registration.
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Decorsie Dunagin
Adelphia
Max Roush
Ripley
W. Va
Samuel O. Slone
Columbus
John W Jones
Gore Route 1
Raymond Tilson
James A. Vrh
Athens
Howard J. Guttman
Warren L. Legg
Mansfield
Kenneth D. Specht
Brennan
Mark Tracy Named Leader of Ohio Baptists
Mark Tracy, a Rio Grande College student and son of Rev W Luther Tracy, is elected president of the Ohio Baptist Youth Fellowship at a Saturday service in Dayton First Baptist Church. He also serves as Rio Grande Calvary Baptist Church pastor’s son and as Rio Grande College philosophy instructor’s son. Tracy led CBYEF with 700 youths in attendance and heads the College Christian Association at Rio Grande College.
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Gallipolis
Mark Tracy
Rio Grande College
Ohio Baptist Youth Fellowship
W. Luther Tracy
Dayton
First Baptist Church
Rio Grande Calvary Baptist Church
Dayton Daily News
Rio Grande Boy
Kay Black
Young Tracy
CBYEF
Kennedy
River Prakeic Dispatch of Canal Dams and River Traffic
Hydraulic and river reports list dam conditions on the Wanawha and Ohio rivers with gauge readings for multiple dams and boats. The dispatch notes rollers, crest gauges, and rollers up to 25 feet, plus vessel movements at Kanawha and Greenup locks with times and up or down statuses across several boats and tugs in Huntington and nearby ports.
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Iillipolis
Montromery
Greenup
Kanawha
Hinton
Pomeroy-Masoan
Point Pleasant
Wanawha River
London
Marmet
Marmet, Are On the Sill
Winfield
Ohio River
Huntington
Greenup Gallipolis
Harvey Jordan
Onward
Philip Sporn
Jane T
Robert B. Gipson Kl
Lacey Jane Lucas
W. HL Shaver
Montgomery
Eastern
Lawk
Crise Jr
Sita Am
Peter Downey
Wiliam B. Tra
Ted
Indiana
Queen City
Jacob G
Robert FL Lteed
Bingo
Flisha Woods
Beckford
Jefferson
A. J. Dyke
CV. Harner
P. Mies
James Bowie
Ovec
Pamela D
Aim
Craig M
Seth
Dack
Frob Benter
Ben McCool
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Rabbi Silver
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
John F. Kennedy
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Michigan
Common Pleas
Bertha
Martin Lieberman
Ohio Furniture Co
Steve Garzone
Betty Jane Pickett
Marie Swingle
Daniel Jones
Edward Cheeseman
Gallia
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Rambler
Douglas Motor City, Inc
Union St
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Ohio Baptists
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