Fines in Hocking County traffic cases
Judge James Stilwell fined nine bonds forfeited for traffic offenses in Hocking County Court Saturday. Hershell Hemrick 44 of Nelsonville Route 2 was fined 100 dollars and costs with 75 dollars suspended if license obtained in 30 days. Harold Giffin 47 Logan Route 4 fined 5 dollars and costs for unsafe vehicle. Francis Fuller 52 Athens paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Arnold Glanenann 28 Corning found guilty of passing a school bus. fined 10 dollars and costs with fine suspended. James Richards Jr. 18 Logan Route 1 had two fines 10 and 5 dollars plus costs for improper passing and license transfer. Bonds forfeited: Daniel Arnett 28.50 for left of center. Walter Dearing Jr. 23.50 for unsafe vehicle. Russell Bertram Sr. 46 Columbus. Melvin Thompson 24 Columbus. Nancy Short 22 Cincinnati. Walter Marple 26 Lancaster. Howard Ginn 29 Marietta Ga. Sally Sieg 19 Bay Village for speeding. Robert Kelter 46 Columbus 10 forfeited for speeding.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Hershell, Hemrick
Nelsonville
Harold W. Giffin
Francis B. Fuller
Athens
Arnold Dale Glanenann
Corning
James R. Richards Jr
Daniel Lee Arnett
Rockbridge
Walter W. Dearing Jr
Russell E. Bertram Sr
Columbus
Melvin T. Thompson
Nancy Sue Short
Cincinnati
Walter David Marple
Lancaster
Howard Evert Ginn
Marietta
Sally H. Sieg
Goldie Hawn to Star in British Film Version
Goldie Hawn will headline the British film adaptation of There s a Girl in My Soup produced by Ray Boulting and directed by John Boulting. Filming starts in about three weeks for the project linked to the Laugh-In star who debuted in Cactus Flower.
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Goldie Hawn
London
Boulting Brothers
Ray Boulting
John
Negro Clergyman Speaks At White House Service
President Nixon heard Rev. Mannie L. Wilson of the Council of Churches of New York urge the nation to share the abundance of its land with the deprived at home and abroad. Wilson was the first African American to lead a White House service since the series began a year ago.
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Washington
Nixon
Mannie L. Wilson
Council of Churches of New York
Murphy Declared Cancer Cured After Examination
Senator George Murphy of California, age 67, doctors say his laryngeal cancer cured after 1966 surgery. He plans to seek re election this year and acknowledged health could be an issue. Report released after a thorough check at the Scripps Clinic in La Jolla.
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George Murphy
R-Calif
Murphy
Scripps Clinic
la Jolla
Woman Pickets Striking Cincinnati City Workers
Ida Born, a 49 year old secretary, protests the 29 day old strike by 1500 Municipal Employes Union members in Cincinnati Ohio. Citizens report widespread disruption as sanitation street water works and maintenance services falter with delayed cleanup expected for months.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ida Born
Grass Fire Fought By Richland Group
The Richland Area Volunteer Fire Department responded Sunday at 1 p.m. to a grass fire on the Robert Gabriel property at Bassitt Ridge in Alexander Two. The blaze began in a refuse pile and consumed about one half acre of land with no damage reported.
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Robert Gabriel
Bassitt Ridge
Alexander Two
Cold wave and snow flurries forecast into Tuesday
Local forecast calls for a cold wave with snow flurries and wind. Lows near 5 to 10, highs in the teens and low 20s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and much colder with winds. The five day outlook shows below normal temps from Tuesday through Saturday with occasional snow or flurries totaling a quarter to four inches melted.
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Northwest
Midwest
Two Men Ordered Into Court In Nelsonville
Donald J. Fitzpatrick 32 of Glenford Route 1 faced charges of intoxication and having an open flask. He was ordered to appear before Mayor Earl Hill on Friday at 8 30 p m. Edward R. Cunningham 20 of Nelsonville Route 1 was charged with operating an unsafe motor vehicle and ordered to appear in Mayor's Court on Friday.
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Nelsonville
Donald J. Fitzpatrick
Glenford
Earl Hilleary
Edward R. Cunningham
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Charlie Raymond Sugar Grove Randal Levering Union Furnace Master Gary Marroni Mrs Ross Adcock Mrs Jack Upchurch Mrs Walter Cunkler Clarence Whitmer and George Jarvis all of Logan Dismissals include Mrs Earl Stufflebeam Mrs Leonard Buch Master Mark Bowens Mrs Ira Holcomb Mrs William Kuhn Miss Diana Imboden Mrs Gretta Smith Mrs Amy Lanning Mrs Irene Cline smith Mrs Elmer Ward and John Holloway.
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Sugar Grove
Randal Levering
Union Furnace
Gary Marroni
Ross Adcock
Jack Upchurch
Walter Cunkler
Clarence Whitmer
George Jarvis
Logan
Earl Stufflebeam
Leonard Buch
Mark Bowens
Ira Holcomb
William Kuhn
Diana Imboden
Gretta Smith
Amy Lanning
Irene Clinesmith
Elmer Ward
John Holloway
Logan Women Plan Retreat At Trinity WSCS
Forty officers of the Logan Trinity United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service attended a spiritual enrichment and planning retreat. The group discussed future projects including Red Bird Mission dormitory support, a mother and daughter event, and monthly nursing home services.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Logan Trinity United Methodist Church
Red Bird Mission
Debbie Masure
Bea McNallen
Three Fined: Six Bonds Are Forfeited
Logan there were three persons in Mayor's Court Saturday answering to charges of traffic violations. Bonds of six persons who did not appear were forfeited. Appearing before Mayor M. B. Haney were Stephen E. Cooper Evelyn I. Culbertson and Jerry Swackhammer with fines for red light driving left of center and alley usage respectively. Forfeiting bonds of twenty dollars were Weldon H. McGrath Clarence R. Woodyard Eldon W. Carlin Howard C. McNichols Thomas L. Shields and Ronald L. Taylor for various violations including improper backing stop signs wrong way on a one way street making a U turn and similar infractions.
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Logan
M. B. Haney
Stephen E. Cooper
Church St
Evelyn I. Culbertson
Jerry Swackhammer
Weldon H. McGrath
Gore
Clarence R. Woodyard
Eldon W. Carlin
Walhending Ave
Howard C. McNichols
Laurelville
Thomas L. Shields
Rockbridge
Ronald L. Taylor
Carbon Hill
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Chronicle Births
Mount St Mary Hospital records list multiple births and transfers. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Jack Kovaleski welcoming a son Chauncey, and Master Jerry Lee Pettit among newborns. Several patients and families are noted with addresses in Glouster, Athens, Murray City, McArthur and surrounding routes. One infant transferred to Children’s Hospital in Columbus is recorded.
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Jacksonville
Marion Pickett
William Handa
John Withem
Regina Six
Glouster
Lowell Peck
Logan
Phyllis Riggs
Athens
Rose Gyurko
Jerry Lee Pettit
Jean Thomas
Murray City
David Booth
McArthur
Earl Shrieves
the Plains
Kenneth Blair
Nora Mason
Richard Martin and Son
Ruth Kinneer
James Wallace
Virgil McKnight
Kenneth Thomas
Zoe Henshaw
Richard Bullock
Evelyn Turner
Louise Clark
Winifred Heinlein
Carol Calthoon
Macine Mack
Edna Brammer
Edwards Collins
Iva McKibben
Gladys Tittle
Ronald Huise
Children's Hospital
Columbus
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