Goodyear Donates Funds To Hocking Valley Hospital
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. donated 10000 to Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Logan in a drive that has reached 41382.60 with Barton A. Hall starting the effort for his horse Ocean Mouth. Ted Cox presented the check as a corporate gift. Hall thanked donors and said many contributors were not contacted. Indiana AP police report a 26 year old man who escaped a Sullivan County jail had four hacksaw blades in one shoe and seven in the other at Indianapolis jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Barton Hall
LOGAN
Barton A. Hall
Ocean Mouth
Ted Cox
Goodyear
John Mojzure
Roy Bontrager
Indianapolis
Sullivan County
Tenn
Marshall Herrold
McArthur
Vinton County
E. E. Zinn
Herrold
Sheriff's Auxiliary
Hocking
Church Adds Extensive Improvements at Haydenville Church of God
South Haydenville Church of God completed an extensive remodeling including storm windows suspended ceiling new lighting system and a meeting room. The church features wood paneling carpeted hall a new furnace drainage system resurfaced parking lot and a public address system total cost eight thousand dollars dedication planned pastor K. W. Wollard serving six years invites all residents.
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Haydenville
K. W. Wollard
Births and hospital notices filed in area pages
Mr and Mrs Michael Eveland of South Bloomingville welcomed a daughter. Chester Wade of New Lexington Maude Householder and Connie Angle of Logan admitted. Dustin Hoke Lyda Hunter Ora Rider Hattie Crumley Earnest Wolfe and Florence Deer dismissed. Albert Dodds, formerly of Nelsonville, hospitalized at Lutheran General Hospital Park Ridge Illinois after Feb 2 surgery in room 346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Eveland
South Bloomingville
Chester Wade
New Lexington
Maude Householder
Connie Angle
Logan
Dustin Hoke
Lyda Hunter
Ora Rider
Hattie Crumley
Earnest Wolfe
Florence Deer
Nelsonville
Albert Dodds
Lutheran General Hospital
Park Ridge
Ill
Dimes March Raises 644 For March of Dimes
Nelsonville reports total donations of 644.65 for the March of Dimes campaign led by Dorothy Gettle. The drive, sponsored by the Nelsonville Business and Professional Women's Club, employed 36 volunteers and run with Young’s Appliance Store as a check-in point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dorothy Gettle
Students from Saints Peter and Paul School Join National Study
WELLSTON Students from Saints Peter and Paul School participated in a nationwide National Assessment of Educational Progress project. The school was chosen from about 950 districts to test in music and social studies as part of a census like effort to gauge educational attainment.
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Wellston
Saints Peter and Paul
United States
Rosemary Nytes
Rob Kashkarian
The
Education Commission of the States
Miller Speaks To Lions At Wellston Meeting
Dwight Miller of Oak Hill chair of Lions Zone Six spoke at the Wellston Lions Club meeting at the Coach House. The international meeting is set for this summer in Mexico City. The club highlighted projects including tennis courts Halloween parade Easter egg hunt and charity programs. The Lions Horse Show, the main fundraiser, will be held June 3 and 4.
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Wellston
Dwight Miller
Oak Hill
Lions Zone Six
Wellston Lions Club
Coach House
Mexico City
Landrum
Buckeye
Wellston Ministerial Association
Wellston Club
Lions Flag
Lions Club
Two Men Accused In Forgery Case
Two men jailed on forgery charges waived to the grand jury after appearances before Lewis District Justice Robert Peoples. James Randall Roush of Hartford and Harold Whittekind of Marietta face $633 in worthless checks. Ralph Edwards of Hartford, also charged, had hearing continued to March 2. All three released on $1,000 bond. Other weekly actions included Harry Simpson destruction of property and assault, Joe Duff Sr petit larceny, Roger Blankenship assault, Jacob Flora improper registration, James P Sprouse intoxication, and Mark Stanley Miller driving left of center, each with specified fines or costs.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County
Lewis
Robert Peoples
James Randall Roush
Hartford
Harold Whittekind
Marietta
Ralph Edwards
Magistrate Peoples
Harry Simpson
Joe Duff Sr
Petit Larceny
Roger Blankenship
Gallipolis Ferry
Jacob Flora
Huntington
James P. Sprouse
Savings Projects Planned at Rachel Circle Meeting
Rachel Circle of the First Presbyterian Church began baby layette and quilting projects at Marlene Green's home. Sherri Linton distributed jars for savings and collections, Diane Rogers shared stories of Rachel Leah and Dinah, and members were asked to read Tamar and Ruth before the March 7 meeting at Jerri Shearer's home.
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Nelsonville
Rachel
First Presbyterian Church
Marlene Green
Washington St
Sherri Linton
Diane Rogers
Leah
Dinah
Tamar
Jerri Shearer
Scott St
All League Teams Will Be Named
Southeast Ohio Athletic League sportswriters will meet in Jackson to name the 1972 All SEC basketball team. The 1 p.m. session at Jolly Lanes includes eight head coaches to discuss first second and third teams and honorable mentions, with honorees invited to an April banquet in Waverly.
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Jackson
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Sportwriters and Broadcasting Association
Association
Earl James
Waverly
Jolly Lanes
Camp Fire Girls Plan Meeting in Nelsonville
An organizational meeting for Camp Fire Girls will be held Saturday at 3 30 p m at the Little House Myers Street Seventh grade girls interested in joining should attend said Mrs Roger Johnson executive committee member
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Camp Fire Girls
Little House
Myers Street
Roger Johnson
Dance Planned at Murray City Eagles Hall
A dance will be held at the Murray City Eagles Hall Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for Eagles and their guests. Maxwell Silver's band will provide the music for the event.
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Murray City
Eagles Hall
Eagles
Maxwell Silver
Coolville Group Earns First Aid Certificates
Twenty seven participants completed an eight hour standard first aid multi-medical course at the Coolville fire station with instructor Don McCullough and aide Clayton Lee from Belpre. The class included films, practical drills, and a 20 question test. three year cards were issued to a listed group of 30 names. McCullough plans an instructor course in Parkersburg, West Virginia in March.
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Coolville
Don McCullough
Clayton Lee
Belpre
Little Hocking
Sue Creeger
Mary Root
Sharon Null
Ivan Creeger
Deanna Workman
Ronnie Workman
Mary Carson
Martha Carson
Sally Crider
Mary Snider
Delight Montgomery
Sharon Swartz
Wendy Welch
Betty Welch
Ed Hastings
Nancy Reed
Glenn Reed
Marsha Reed
Gary Ritenour
Linda Ritenour
Ruth Williams
Bernice Hart
James Deeter
Brenda Deeter
Ted Deeter
Jack Deeter
Jesse Davis
McCullough
Parkersburg
W. Va
Vinton CIC Named Official County Development Agency
The Vinton County Community Improvement Corp. is designated by county commissioners as the official representative to pursue federally funded social civic and community development projects for the county. A communications system between the county and CIC will keep officers advised of actions. Nelsonville church group postpones Retta Howe Class meeting. new date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County Community Improvement Corp
CIC
Nelsonville
Retta Howe
First United Methodist Church
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Ruth Wilkinson
Art Gasser
Hospital Board of Trustees
James C. Struckman
Hall
Holl
Hoodlett
Hocking Valley Hospital
Dodds
BankAmericard
March of Dimes
Evelyn Ross
Peoples Bank
Miss Gettle
Florence Hunley
Patricia Wolf
Norma Wright
Margie Pierce
Violet Hollenbaugh
Joy Burgess
Earline Dexter
Betsy Shearer
Merrilee Kunzman
Gertrude Stuffebean
Sadie Simonton
Judy Oliver
Mary Corrigan
Bernita Crawford
Mary Jane Dean
Treva Shaw
Judy Kittle
Melvin Thompson
Marsha Jewell
Miller
Lions
Mark Stanley Miller
Shiman OF
Newark
Nelsonville, Ohio
Vinton Cic
Ebelk
Knittingham
Animal Kingdom
North Court Street
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