Nelsonville Probes Water Plant to Meet Demand
Nelsonville council and the mayor study Floyd Browne and Associates report on water supply noting 1958 62 daily usage 300k rising to 374k in 1963. The fix includes doubling plant to 1000 gpm, new pumps, filters, recarbonation, and a 36,6000 pipeline option to boost fire protection with cost 283000 dollars.
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Wilbur Mender
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Council
Floyd Browne and Associates, Ltd
C. Robert Martin
Southeast
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Mason City Hill
Council
Hansen Seeks County Post In Republican Bid
Hansen of Laurel Township Hocking County has filed petitions to run for county commissioner as a Republican. A lifelong resident, he serves as Laurel Township trustee and operates a farm on State Route 180 eleven miles west of Logan, also dealing in lumber.
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Logan — McKinley Hansen
Rockbridge
The
Board of Elections
Hansen
Laurel Twp
Hocking County
Logan
Explorers Post 70 Plans Future Activities
Nelsonville group Explorer Post 70 showcased a film from Philmont Scout Ranch Arizona and outlined a schedule of events. They will attend the West Michigan Ohio University hockey game and the OU Kent State wrestling match at Ohio University Saturday plus a February 15 trip to Athens to see the West Virginia Ohio University swimming meet.
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Nelsonville
Philmont Boy Scout Ranch
Ariz
Explorer Post
Ohio University
Explorers
Athens
West Virginia-Ohio University
Minor Crash Reported on W Hunter Street
Logan City police investigated a minor collision on W Hunter Street at 10 20 a m. Edward Pittman 57 New Plymouth Route 1 collided with Frank Edwin Mason 69 Logan no citations issued. Waterworks shut nine hours for repairs Winston Wolfe supervised cleaning mixing units. John Robert Wend 21 391 W Franklin St cited for assured clear distance to appear in Mayor court.
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Logan—City
W. Hunter St
Edward Pittman
New Plymouth
Frank Edwin Mason
Logan
Nelsonville
Watson Wolfe
Canal St
John Robert Wend
Franklin St
Four Intoxication Suspects Plead Guilty in Nelsonville
Four men arrested Saturday night on intoxication charges faced Mayor William Hoffman Sunday morning. Max Figgins of 484 Poplar St pleaded guilty and paid 10 dollars plus costs after his wife Mary Virginia Figgins filed the charge. Lloyd R. Mace of Nelsonville Route 1 also pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Cecil Fellem of Jackson Sr. pleaded guilty and received a 20 dollar fine plus costs. Charles E. Nichols of 221 St. John St. was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Max Figgins
Poplar St
Mary Viginia Figgins
Lloyd R. Mace
Cecil Fellem
Jackson Sr
Charles E. Nichols
St. John St
Nelsonville Church Dinner and Grange Meeting
The Retta Howe Class of First Methodist Church plans a 6 p.m. potluck in social rooms with meat and salad provided. York Grange schedules a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at Grange Hall Oak Grove with a refreshment committee named. A granddaughter Wendy Jo Knapp born to Gary and Mrs. Knapp of Logan at Mount St Mary Hospital. Charges of petty larceny against Albert Thress were withdrawn and dismissed with costs.
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Retta Howe
First Methodist Church
York Grange
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Harry Stage
Max Bumgardner
James Huddy
Lucille Weaver
Haydenville
Harold Knapp
Wendy Jo Knapp
Gary Knapp
Logan
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Albert Speelman
Corning
Cora Crane
Nelsonville
Vivien Christman
Albert Thress
New Plymouth
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes
A hospital list records new admissions and dismissals at Mount St Mary Hospital. Names and home towns such as Glouster Athens Nelsonville Millfield Corning and others appear among patient entries and releasing personnel. The notes include a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs David Christmas Glasgow Route 2.
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David Chrismas
Glouster
Cynthia Mayle
Athens
Leslie Kittle
Millfield
Jack Reho
Corning
Ladonna Shumway
the Plains
Clarence O’ Rourke
Murray City
Claud Loper
Andrew Lasko
Jacksonville
Donna Jenkins
McClure
W. Va
Wayne E. Edwards
Nelsonville
Marsella Hudnall
Sam Dishong
Erma Cook
Nelsonville Mayor Fines Three People
In Nelsonville, Mayor William Hoffman fined three individuals from nearby towns on separate traffic and assault charges. Joseph Frederick Spencer pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, and guilty of unsafe operation with a 20 dollar fine plus costs after a trial. Harold F. Little was fined 150 dollars and costs and given three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Oliver Bishop faced assault and battery charges, found guilty, and fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Joseph Frederick Spencer
New Straitsville
Sylvania Ave
Spencer
William Hoffman
Harold F. Little
Columbus
Hoffman
Oliver Bishop
Farrow Ave
Anita McDonald
Antennas Broken After Basketball Game Report
Charles Carpenter of Logan reports the car radio antenna was broken while parked on Market Street after the Logan Nelsonville basketball game. Police also found antennas broken on vehicles driven by Everett Warix of Nelsonville and Ed Rutter of 474 East Main Street.
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Logan
Charles Carpenter
Junction City
Market St
Carpenter
Everett Warix
Nelsonville
Ed Rutter
William Rutter
E. Main St
McKibben Announces Daughter Betrothal in Logan
Mr and Mrs Frank McKibben announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ann to Mr Harry Largent of New Plymouth Route 1. Wedding plans are incomplete. Logan Mayor Jack N Moorehead proclaims the week of February 28 as Children's Dental Health Week in Logan.
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Logan
Jack N. Moorehead
Children’s Dental Health
Driver Fined and Jailed in DUI Case
Philip E. Guess aged 29 of Logan was arraigned before Mayor Jack Moorehead on three charges on Saturday. He received a $150 fine plus costs for driving under the influence and three days in jail, a $15 fine and costs for reckless operation, and a $10 fine and costs for resisting arrest.
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Logan
Philip E. Guess
Jack Moorehead
Guess
Goodyear Moves To New Quarters
Goodyear Pho trim plant began all operations in its Route 33 new facility moving from the County Highway building. Chief engineer Nate Hurt says the Logan operation will meet county officials to discuss custody of the old building and return of temporary installations. None of the 200 Logan workers will lose work during the move and all will report on schedule at the new plant.
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LOGAN
Goodyear Photrim
Route 33
Goodyear
Nate Hurt
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne discovery claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports say real shrinkage occurred with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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