Lancaster Man Jailed After Car Strikes Pole
A two pm Sunday collision on Canal Street left a utility pole damaged and led to drunken driving charges against Victor E. Wetzel 25 of Lancaster. Wetzel drove a 1965 sedan owned by Kenneth Grant Logan to appear in the Nelsonville Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Canal Street
Victor E. Wetzel
Lancaster
Wetzel
Kenneth Grant
E. Main St
Logan
Jack Johnson
Virginia Holdcraft
Johnson
George Holdcraft
Frank J. Kukura
Young Stown
Wayne E. Keiffer
Myers Street
William Meyers
Hocking Street
Fred Lynn Bean
Walled Lake
Mich
Three Accidents On Route 124 Investigated In Meigs County
Sheriff Robert Hartenbach reports three weekend accidents in Meigs County. Milton Cleland 22 Racine rolled over on Route 124 after a rough spot. no injuries or citations. Charles Staats 18 New Haven W V struck a guard rail on Route 143, injuring himself and a passenger. Staats cited for leaving right half. Jerry Owens 21 Mr Vernon collided with B F Quisenberry 82 Syracuse on Route 124 near Minersville. no injuries or citations. Sheriff also arrested Max Coy Marietta for disturbing the peace. The First Baptist Church Mason will present The Shepherds Live Again Christmas program Sunday at 6 p.m.. director Mrs Harold Cunningham. Public invited.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Robert Hartenbach
Milton Cleland
Racine
Charles Staats
New Haven
W. Va
Staats
Darrell Edwards
Minersville
Jerry Owens
Vernon
B. F. Quisenberry
Syracuse
Max Coy
Marietta
Coy
First Baptist Church
Mason
The
Shepherds Live Again
Harold Cunningham
Garden Club Hears Story Of Christmas
The December meeting of the New Haven Garden Club was at the Quillen Memorial Building. Mrs. Lee Gibbs presented The Man Who Owned the Stable. Hostesses Mrs. Howard Wagenhals and Miss Selah Jane Powell led devotions. The club voted to give a $5 cash prize to the lighting contest sponsored by the New Haven Woman's Club. A gift exchange occurred during the social hour.
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New Haven
Grant Awarded to Tri-County Action Corp in Logan
The U S Office of Economic Opportunity notified Congressman Clarence E Miller of a 250687 grant to Tri County Action Corporation in Logan for program administration neighborhood centers and opportunities for 15027 elderly residents across Athens Hocking and Perry counties.
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Logan
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Clarence E. Miller
Tri-County Action Corporation
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Skidding Car Hits Vehicle Near Florence Avenue
Logan City police investigated a Sunday hit and run after Albert P. Ganoey failed to stop at a Florence Avenue stop sign. His car slid down a hill, struck Paul J. Moore’s parked vehicle, and blocked both lanes before he moved it and spoke with officers. No citation was issued due to weather conditions.
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Logan — City
James Johnson
Walhending Ave
Albert P. Ganoey
Betty Ave
Florence Avenue
Walhending Avenue
Paul J. Moore
Florence Ave
Moore
Ganoey
Johnson
Ganocy
Car Stolen and Home Burglarized in Logan
Logan City police investigate a stolen car report and a residence break in. Daniel H. Parkinson reported his auto taken from a parking lot on E Front Street with keys inside and the gas tank full. David Daubenmier said a rear door was pried open and a coffee jar with money was taken from his home.
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Daniel H. Parkinson
Nelsonville
E. Front Street
David Daubenmier
Pottery St
Mason Bank Hosts Dinner for Staff and Guests
NEW HAVEN The Mason County Bank held a buffet dinner Tuesday evening at Pleasant Point Resort attended by the bank’s employees, directors, and numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ord and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, James Layne, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Layne
Lloyd Roush
A. K. McClung
Thomas Grinstead
Ottie Roush
Howard Burris
Harold Zerkle
James Brown
Six Drivers Fined in Hocking County Court
Judge James Stilwell fined six traffic violators and forfeited 12 bonds in Hocking County Court. Names include Norma Huffnagel and Florence Notestine from Logan, John Poling, Richard Dyer, Harry Moore, and George Huffnagle, with fines ranging from $5 to $20 and various costs. Bond forfeitures listed for multiple Logan and surrounding-area residents for offenses such as speeding and improper passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Norma F. Huffnagle
John W. Poling
Richard C. Dyer
Reynoldsburg
Florence E. Notestine
Harry S. Moore
Gore
George M. Huffnagle
Roger R. McNeely
Diane Carol Porter
Findley
Patrick Michael Davison
Columbus
Paul Phillips
Laurelville
Wallace H. Culley
Marietta
James D. Auer
Trimble
Russell Babbs
Raymond Welch
Athens
Ernest D. Edger
Friendly Neighbors Club Holds Christmas Dinner Event
The Friendly Neighbors' Club held a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Meriam Hoffman's home. A noon meal was followed by organ music and readings. A gift exchange and secret pals drew names. Plans for the year’s meetings were made, with the next gathering set for January 21 at Mrs. Beatrice Rhinehart's home in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Friendly Neighbors
Meriam Hoffman
Beatrice Rhinehart
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Transfers
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Mrs. Ernest Foltz and Mrs. Pearl Nutt of Logan. Discharged were Master Randal Levering, Mrs. Betty Farley, Mrs. Roy Huff ines, Mrs. Ruby Bowen, the Rev. Albert Edwards, Mrs. George Davis, William Guess and Mrs. Thomas Saunders. Transfers to Brown Veterans Hospital Dayton included Harold Green and Henry I. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Foltz
Pearl Nutt
Logan
Randal Levering
Betty Farley
Roy Huffines
Ruby Bowen
Albert Edwards
George Davis
William Guess
Thomas Saunders
Brown Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Harold Green
Henry I. Spencer
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Athens County
Garden Club
Action Group
Given Money
Mason Bank
Putnam Howe Drive
the Messenger
Ohio
Friendly Club
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
North Court Street
Ace Tire Shop, Inc
Backus Lumber Company
Bailey's Jewelry
Barber's
Blackburn Appliance Brown Furniture Co., Inc
Keith V. Brown
D.D. Cable's Hardware
Certified Oil Company
Cookson Clothing
Davis Grocery
Drury’s
Dunlap’s Variety
Emersons Dept. Store
Fair Store, Inc
Hartley's
Bob Hess
Hilleary Shoe Store
Hoffman Appliances & TV
Hoodletts Dept. Store
Inc. House of Sewing Kittle Farm
the Kittle Lumber
Lanning
Linscott Music Center
Little CB Electronics
Marines Tire Service
Mechems
Nelsonville Greenhouse
Nelsonville Tribune
O’ Nail Insurance Agency
Patti-Rae Shop
Riley Cycle Sales, Inc
Robinette Hardware
R. D. Rogers Jewelers
Saltz Insurance Agency
Standall Vacuum Cleaner
Shafer
Wolfe Excavating
Wolfe Furniture Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
Bank Americard
Rode Poventer Sherkil
Nantucket
ADO Velveteen
Sident
Belpre
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