Legal Advice Sought On Hocking Bridges
Logan county leaders seek legal guidance after an engineering report on four Hocking County bridges Enterprise Salt Creek Laurel Run and Sams Creek. County Engineer Clyde Underwood plans rust sandblasting and steel analysis under contract to firms due to equipment costs. Prosecutor Forrest Moore was absent. a meeting will be arranged to discuss testing. The Child Welfare Board notified increases in salaries for two office staff effective mid January Mrs Mary Barber to 250 monthly and Eleanor Horwell to 550 monthly.
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Hocking
Clyde Underwood
Forrest Moore
Enterprise
Salt Creek
Laurel Run
Sams Creek
Mary Barber
Eleanor Horwell
Thomas van Duren
Child Welfare Board
Car Stolen From Plant Parking Lot
Logan police reported a 1959 tan Chevrolet with white top stolen from the Carborundum plant parking lot Tuesday afternoon. Owner is Russell Klinebrier of Nelsonville. Earlier, a witness saw a young man near the Baptist Church and the parking lot.
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Logan
Russell Klinebrier
Nelsonville
Four Arabs Given Life for Killing Israeli Police Sergeants
A military court in Tulkarm sentenced four Arabs to life at hard labor for killing two Israeli border police sergeants, possessing arms, and belonging to the El Fatah sabotage organization. The court noted the death penalty was possible but did not impose it.
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Jerusalem
el Fatah
Tulkarm
Jordan
Missionaries Bring Congo Life To Webb's Chapel
Rev. Douglas L. Crowder a Methodist missionary and teacher from the Central and Southern Congo and his wife showed slides of life in the Congo at Webb's Chapel Church. On furlough since 1958 they plan to return to Africa in August after displaying Congo items.
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Haydenville
Congo
Webb's Chapel
Douglas L. Crowder
New Haven clubs host speakers on health and collecting
The New Haven Women's Club met at the Alex Quillen Memorial Library with hostesses Mrs. John Marshall Mrs. Charles Dodd Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and Mrs. Charles Smith. Guest speaker Charles Clayton, instructor at Lakin State Hospital, spoke on mental health. Bend Rotary Club heard John Lebeau, coin collector, at Hartford Methodist Church dinner meeting. St Paul Lutheran Church Lutherans held a dinner meeting led by Donald Bumgardner with Joe Paugh named to the telephone committee.
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Haven
John Lebeau
Bend Rotary Club
New Haven
Hartford Methodist
Lebeau
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Donald Bumgardner
Joe Paugh
Bill Powell
Haydenville Birthday Celebrated By Carter Family
Haydenville events note Dick Carter, age six, celebrated at grandparents Homer and Carter home with Ned and Mrs Carter and siblings Keith Carolyn and Ginny from Nelsonville. Visitors include Mounts with Becky and Erma and her children from Nelsonville. James Richards family. Cecile Robinson of Logan. Glenn Skiver hosted Larry Wagner family guests from Carroll.
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Bernice Carter
Haydenville
Dick Carter
Homer Carter
Ned Carter
Keith
Carolyn
Ginny
Nelsonville
Robert Mount
Donald Conner
Becky
Erma Mount
Mike
Donald
Dale
Robin
Rosemary
Kathie
Mounts
James Richards
Ronnie
Jody
Cecile Robinson
Logan
Luther Skiver
Larry Wagner
Ray
Pete
Sandra
Carroll
Photography Equipment Stolen From Harold Lamborn’s Wagon
A reward is offered for the return of two items stolen from Harold Lamborn’s station wagon on High Street near Lamborn Studio last Thursday between 9 and 10 p.m. A green metal foot locker case and a grey fiber case containing two professional cameras were taken. Police urge tips to Glouster Police Department or Athens County Sheriff’s Office.
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Glouster
Harold Lamborn
High Street
Lamborn Studio
Mason Land Transfers In Mason And Nearby Districts
Real estate transfers list in Mason area including Ellen and Donald Foglesong to Alice and Eugene Keig and back, Campbell transfers in Clendenin District, Withers to Robertson with 20000 dollars, McCarty to Robertson 8500 dollars, Plants to Owen Plants 1700 dollars, Austin to Richard Austin 10000 dollars, Baird to Rimpey 3500 dollars, Henderson to Leslie Henderson, Durst to Blessing 500 dollars, Greenlee to Herdman 19000 dollars.
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Ellen
Donald Foglesong
Mason
Alice
Eugene Keig
Marlin
Helena Campbell
Clendenin
John
Dorothy Campbell
Edith
Silas Withers
Hannan
Basil
Flossie Robertson
Raymond and
Bertha McCarty
Basil and
Virgil and
Elma Plants
Lewis
Owen
Delores
Lyle
Pearl Austin
Richard and
Dottie Austin
Charles and
Iva Baird
Arbuckle
Robert
Betty Rimmey
Shirley J. Henderson
Union
Leslie R. Henderson
Dana and
Mazie Durst
Hale
Virginia Blessing
Dwight and
Garnet Greenlee
Luther
Virginia Herdman
Real estate transfers listed in Lewis and Clendenin districts
R G Musgrave trustee transfers Lewis District property to Jud son McCormick for 1000 dollars. Lewis Suttons transfer Lewis District estate to William and Faith Stone for 8800 dollars. William and Violet Safford Carl and Mamie Hicks 19000 dollars. Garland Dorothy Oldaker Nellie Allen Turley Fred Elenora Harbour Opal Byrd Bush Ada Deward Cragg Louise Everette Duncan transfer Clendenin District property to Rosa Harbour.
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R. G. Musgrave
Lewis
Judson McCormick
Alice Sutton
William and
Faith Stone
Violet Safford
Carl
Mamie Hicks
Garland
Dorothy Oldaker
Nellie
Allen Turley
Fred
Elenora Harbour
Opal
Byrd Bush
Ada
Deward Cragg
Louise
Everette Duncan
Clendenin
Rosa Harbour
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