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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1964

Page

5

98 Candidates Seek Central Committee Posts

Logan Fifty eight candidates from the Democrat and Republican parties filed petitions for county central committees. Republican names include Blosser Collison St Clair Chidester and others. Democrat nominees feature Beougher Dalton Stewart Emrick and more. All but one Democrat from Perry Two were approved due to an undated petition.

Logan George E. Blosser Dean L. Collison Harry St. Clair Charles S. Chidester Clarence Blosser Marvin Dicken Est Murray Eugene Chesher Edward H. Dawley John R. Simon Fred A. Davis Democrat Party Denzil Beougher Edward Dalton James J. Stewart Virgil E. Emrick R. L. Anthony Lewis Reynolds Woodrow Reynolds H. Delmar Freeman Quentin A. Perez Paul E. Howdyshell George Malfoy Richard N. Schunz Ronald B. Johnson Margaret Inboden Edwin W. Barker Brad

Opening In Progress For Remodeled Bowman and Beasley Ford

Remodel complete at Bowman and Beasley Ford agency in Logan on a two acre lot near the east city gates. A new 35 by 55 foot car display room fronts the building with glass enclosure acoustical tile ceiling and modern lighting. A 40 by 55 foot body shop and a new parts department offices boost capacity while a used car lot and outside display expand inventory. Remaining spring work includes parking area landscaping and front paving. The firm employs 14 with Bowman as president and manager. Stanley Nutter sales manager. W O Burt office manager. Willis Ohlinger parts manager. Jim Levering service manager and John Bartoe body shop manager.

Logan Bowman and Beasley Logan Ford Agency East City Gates Hocking Valley Bowman and Beasley Ford Agency Bowman Stanley Nutter W. O. Burt Willis Ohlinger Jim Levering John Bartoe

Welfare Cases Carried During Month

Logan Mrs. Eleanore Horwell reports 98 child welfare cases for January. Twelve children attend Rainbow School and 59 are in boarding homes. Finances total 3057.67 with categories including maintenance 2362, medical 84.73, clothing 496.82, mileage 35.55. Two crippled children attended, one new case received, four cases closed.

Logan Eleanore Horwell Hocking County Child Welfare Board Rainbow School

Athens Job Claims Dip

Logan Homer Schien, manager of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, reports Athens initial claims for the week of Feb 1 fell to 51 from 62 the prior week. Continued claims totaled 509 on Feb 1, down from 526 on Jan 25.

LOGAN Homer Schien Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Athens

Hocking Valley Hospital Notices

Dismissals list residents: Mrs. Dale Mays and son of Nelsonville Route 2, Mrs. Dale R. Blauser and son of Logan, Mrs. Fred Hugh of Logan Route 4. Birth announced: Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Sheets of Carroll Route 1 welcome a daughter.

Dale Mays Nelsonville Dale R. Blauser Logan Fred Hugh Harold F. Sheets Carroll Route 1

Girl Scout Cookie Sale Opens with Five Varieties

LOGAN Cookies with a Promise is the theme for this year’s sale. Junior Cadette and Senior Scouts will take orders for five cookie kinds starting Friday and running through February 17. Deliveries occur March 13 to 23 with payment collected after delivery.

Logan

49 New Cars Sold in Hocking County in January

Logan A totals show 49 new cars sold in January in Hocking County. Miss Thelma Keyes, clerk of courts, reports 545 titles issued including 252 used retail 144 used casual 101 conversions seven voids 14 replacements seven and one body change. Mortgages filed totaled 262 with 259 canceled. receipts reached 837 with 626 to the county and 211 to the state.

LOGAN Hocking County Thelma Keyes

Nelsonville GI Heads to Okinawa for Exercise Quick Release

Army Specialist 4 Charles R. Vollmer 20 son of Mrs Lucille Vollmer Nelsonville Ohio and nearly 3000 other soldiers of the 25th Infantry Division leave Hawaii by air January 25 for Okinawa to take part in a month long Exercise Quick Release ending February 25 Vollmer a mechanic in Headquarters Battery 1st Battalion 8th Artillery at Schofield Barracks entered service in August 1961 and is a 1961 Nelsonville High School graduate His wife Janice accompanies him in Hawaii.

Nelsonville Charles R. Vollmer Lucille Vollmer High St 25Th Infantry Division 2D Brigade Hawaii Okinawa Vollmer 8Th Artillery Schofield Barracks Army

Lake Burr Oak set for $250000 improvement

Parker, Guinther and Ward met with DNR officials and learned that $250,000 has been earmarked for Lake Burr Oak improvements next year. Funds will upgrade the camping area, build a new bath house at the beach, and enhance roads, made possible by last year's Issue I passage.

Dog Warden Reports January Activity at Hocking County

At the county commissioners meeting James E. Leonard the dog warden presented January figures. He logged 1009 miles 220 calls 121 dogs picked up five bite investigations two dogs killed three dogs injured three cases for the Humane Society and 68 dog licenses sold. Commissioners approved county funds 1302 auto and gas 1537 agriculture 46 and 2411 for courthouse upkeep when funds allow.

Logan Hocking County Commissioners James E. Leonard Leonard Hocking County Humane Society

Radio Club Teaches Theory And Code In Nelsonville

Twenty seven members attended the regular meeting and school of instruction of The 104 Citizens Band Radio Club on February 2 at the Fish and Game Club house Connett Road. Orville Midkiff Jr W8ACO of Nelsonville and Johnny Procacci of New Lexington led radio theory and international code lessons. Secretary Charles Mohney invited interested persons to join, noting the club meets every other Sunday at 7 30 p m with the next session on February 16.

Nelsonville 104 Citizens Band Fish and Game Club Connett Rd Orville Midkiff, Jr W8aco Johnny Procacci New Lexington Charles Mohney

Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Local Notices

A Mount St Mary Hospital notes list multiple birth announcements fromGlouster The Plains Nelsonville and surrounding areas naming parents and newborns followed by a Murray City euchre party at the American Legion Post 420 hall Friday at 8 p m with a snack during the event Blood used six units noted in the record

Murray City American Legion Post

Citizens Of The Month Named In Nelsonville

Nelsonville January Citizens Of The Month are Phyllis Mingus a freshman and Richard Shearer a senior. Mingus plans Ohio University study history while Shearer edits the yearbook and plays basketball and baseball and aims for electrical engineering.

Nelsonville

India Slides Shown To Church Class

Nelsonville group one of First Christian Church met February at Mrs C Stanley Mechem home with co host Mrs Mabel Hooper. Devotions by Miss Jennie Sanders. Program leader Miss Verna Hand presented color slides of India and its notable scenes. Dessert social followed for 13 members and two guests.

Nelsonville First Christian Church C. Stanley Mechem Mabel Hooper Earl Hilleary Jennie Sanders Verna Hand India Thomas V. Stockdale J. L. Webb

Mrs Fouts Honored By Mothers Club

In Glouster February Mothers Club meeting at Locust Street home of Mrs Laura Wade Barbara Fouts received a surprise stork shower Three new members joined and refreshments were served to a list of members and one guest The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Walker and Jenny Phillips

Juanita Myers Walker Jenny Phillips

Hostess and civic notices from Nelsonville gathering

Mrs. Cheney hosted the Daughters of St. George at Hotel Gordon with Mrs. Mary Johnston presiding. Inez Williams won the door prize. seven members and two guests shared a salad before planning the March meeting with Mrs. Cassie McCormick. Dow Bridgewater, 41, of Chauncey, charged with driving while intoxicated. hearing set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Nelsonville Mayor's Court.

Glouster Harry Cheney Daughters of St. George Gordon Mary Johnston Inez Williams Robert Skinner Cassie McCormick Nelsonville Dow Bridgewater Chauncey

Tucker In Okinawa Start Of Quick Release Exercise

Army S Sgt Wade C Tucker 29 son of Mr and Mrs William Tucker New Straits ville Route 1 along with nearly 3000 soldiers from the 25th Infantry Division 2d Brigade Task Force began leaving Hawaii by air January 25 for Okinawa to take part in Exercise Quick Release. The month long drill runs to February 25. Tucker a liaison sergeant in Headquarters Battery 1st Battalion 8th Artillery at Schofield Barracks Hawaii arrived at the barracks on this tour of duty in August 1962. He is a Logan High School graduate. His wife Anne liese accompanies him in Hawaii.

New Straitsville Wade C. Tucker William Tucker 25Th Infantry Division 2D Brigade Hawaii Okinawa Tucker 8Th Artillery Schofield Barracks Logan High School Anneliese

Cubs Attend Church Rites For Scout Sunday

Cub Scouts Pack 64 and leaders will attend morning worship at First Methodist Church as part of Scout Sunday and National Boy Scout Week observances. They will meet at 10 15 a m in front of the church and march in wearing uniforms if possible.

Nelsonville Methodist Church Cub Pack

Water Bills Higher After Meter Read Delays

Nelsonville reports numerous complaints about water bills due to meters buried under snow and ice. City officials explain readings were delayed and some carryover occurred, but customers are not being overcharged. Glouster notes Larry E. Chesser, fireman apprentice USN, serves aboard USS Lake Champlain in Operation Springboard in the Caribbean. Nelsonville announces postponement of the wedding between Ruth Ann Kennedy and Harvey Daniel Strong to February 15.

Nelsonville William Hoffman Glouster Larry E. Chesser USN Lula M. Chesser Spring St Lake Champlain Caribbean Ruth Ann Kennedy Harvey Daniel Strong

Aunt Jennie Nelson Marks 102nd Birthday

Mrs. Jennie Roberts Nelson of Nelsonville is observed turning 102 at the Ralph W Parks home. She lives with her daughter Mrs. Parks and son Dr L D Nelson. eight grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. she remains active, enjoys TV, sewing, and light work, and has a long local history as a church organist and artist.

Nelsonville Jennie (Roberts) Nelson Jennie Ralph W. Parks Jefferson St Parks Leta Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelson First Christian Church

Glouster Teen Square Dance Draws 85 Teens

About 85 youths attended the old fashioned square dance hosted by the Glouster Band Roosters last Tuesday evening. Glen Robinson and his Murray City orchestra provided music from 7 to 10 p m. parents served as chaperons. Loyal Bereans Class meet Monday at 7 p m with a pot luck lunch and devotions led by Mrs. C E Williams. In Logan, Earnest Francis Fortney Jr of Akron was arraigned on speeding charges, pleaded guilty, and was fined $15 plus costs.

Glouster Roosters Glen Robinson Murray City Bereans Church of Christ C. E. Williams Logan Earnest Francis Fortney, Jr Akron Vaughn Collins Hocking Fortney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central Committee J. Richard Farmer Frank Ricketts Jr John Morley Ruth H. Roberts Claude E. Weaver Joe M. Brown Margarett Timberlake Eugene Funk Ray Snider Clarence Green Clarence S. Matheny Charles A. Robinson Calvin Poling Virgil R. Karr Robert D. Bowers Leslie Dillie Ern Ing Modern Hocking Valley Hospital Grayden Akers Logan Linda Kay Yancey The Nelsonville Home and Savings Association Athens County Oldest Savings and Loan W. Columbus ST Burr Oak Amazon Women OF Rome Jack Webb Bob Mitchum Louie Nye Don Knotts Archie Radio Club Richard M. Hinton Bill Kirby Jackson Robert L. Bartlett the Plains Kenny Johnson Leta Tignor Charles Hooper Haydenville Shirley McKibben Josie Graham John Judson Ethel M. Friel New Straitsville Arnold W. Biffle Eugene E. Roberts William Allen Spicer Howard A. Chute Shawnee Larry Kennard Maurice Rankin Shade Harry Henshaw Lonnda Righter Hamden Kenneath Pierce Albany Linda Seiple Perry Coe Joy Vollmer Gore Vera White Jane Doe Flora Hixson Murriallo Grinstead Trimble Iona Goodman Millfield Judith Love Leo Richards Li’ Keeney Carbon Hill Phyllis Mingus Richard “Rick” Shearer Miss Mingus William Mingus Shearer Dorothy Shearer W. Franklin St Mingus Methodist Youth Fellowship Ohio University Rick Richard Shearer Mrs. Fouts Mothers’ Club Mrs. Cheney Russell Stover Valentine Set. Tucker Cubs Jennie Nelson Th Eagles Ladies of the Eagles Harriet Juniper Chrysler Motors Corporation Simca P.O. E Chrysler Simca Division Rays Motors Corporation Douglas Motor City, Inc Union St Ohio
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