Parade of Hills Chief Chosen and County Court Docket
Gerald D. Priser of Modern Plumbing Co was named 1956 Parade of the Hills chair at a Nelsonville city meeting. The Nelsonville Juvenile Court processed 117 cases in the year, including 42 traffic offenses, 25 boys and 9 girls on probation, plus several commitments to reformatories and schools. In Logan, two men and three girls faced city police action, with Raymond L. Mack and Dave Colliton among those charged for toxication and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald D. Priser
Modern Plumbing Co
Priser
Clyde Byers
Nelsonville Juvenile Court
Xyuan
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ralph Jum
Heer
Boys Industrial School
Juvenile Diagrestic Center
Columbus
Mansfield
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Logan
Stone's Grill
Main St
Raymond L. Mack
Juve- West St
I Niles
Dave Colliton
Laurelville
Intoxication penalties imposed in Nelsonville court
Nelsonville authorities fined several individuals for intoxication over the weekend. Veron Birtcher paid fines and costs or faced county jail for nonpayment after bottle breaking in the city street. Cedelem paid 50 dollars and costs, jailed briefly, released pending funds, then re-arrested for nonpayment. Fines were also filed against Robert Eliot of Athens Route 3 for failure to yield right of way following a two week old collision with a Northway Cabs vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selsonville
Earl Hileay
Veron Birtcher
Corts
County Jar
Athens County
Maors
Frank North
Northway Cabs
Robert Eliot
Athens
Eliott
North
O M Gilpin Dies at 71 in Selsonville
Otho M. Gilpin 71 died at home near Success early Sunday after moving from Duncan seven years ago. He is survived by wife Laura, son Otho C. Gilpin, brother James of Duncan, and sisters Mrs Grace Bozo and Mrs Arnett of Charleston. Services at Araugh funeral home Tu esday 2 p.m. Burial at Rockland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selsonville
Otho M. Gilpin
Success
Duncan
Gilpin
Laura
Otho C. Gilpin
James
Grace Bozo
Inch Arnett
Charleston
Araugh
Tuppers Plains
Rockland Cemetery
Local Births and Dismissals Listed Across Several Towns
A compiled notice lists multiple birth announcements and dismissals from Nelsonville, New Lexington, Deanville, Crooksville, Glouster, Athens, and surrounding areas. Names include Mount St. M, Tom Dishong, Deanville. Lehmat Gore Route 1. Tames Jones Crooksville Route 2. Raymond Barnett Nelsonville Route 1. plus numerous residents and families with ages and locations. The record reflects a series of adoptions, hospital births, and releases across multiple counties and small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dishong
Deanville
William Lehmat Gore
Tames Jones
Crooksville
Robert Myers
Gloster
Ethel McConnell
Nelsonville
Delno Cummons
Ats
Hathien Crag
New Law
Frank Hufford
Rockbridge
Myrtle Saulbeamer
New Straitsville
Barbara Barren
Neonville
Raymond Barnett
Fire Alarm Revamped For Speed
Logan announces a faster fire alarm system at the fire department under Chief Burlin Taylor. The new exchange lets on duty firemen cut the bell, pick up the line, and speak with the operator to locate a fire, reducing dialing delays while overall procedure remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Fire Department
Burlin Taylor
Installa
Cal Exchange
Taylor
Ice Department
Alr Tie
Fie
Teper
Mayor Fines 3 Jails 1 in Logan court
Three men were fined and one sentenced to the county jail in Mayor Francis Myers court. William F. Stump 29 of Lancaster and Richard H. Hickman 43 New Straitsville Route 15 were fined 15 dollars and costs each while Hickman paid 40 dollars and costs. Jesse Beougher 83 of Logan was fined 35 dollars and costs on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges after a Friday night arrest for flourishing a knife at Stone's Grill. All citations were by city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Francis Myers
William F. Stump
Lancaster
Richard H. Hickman
New Straitsville
Hickman
Jesse Beougher
Stone's Grill
Logan Social Notes at St Matthew Lutheran Buffet
Senior noir members of St Matthew Lutheran Church and their families attended a buffet supper at the parish house. Mrs. Eugene Miller, president of the choir, was in charge of arrangements. After the supper, 23 persons took part in an evening of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Matthew Lutheran Church
Eugene Miller
Lula Williams Dies at 60 in Nelsonville
Lula Williams 60 of Nelsonville died at 11 38 am Saturday in Mt St ry Hospital Nelsonville She was wife of William Williams native of Jellico Ky Survivors include daughter Jetta Williams two sisters Mrs George Crane and Mrs Kirby Snyder two brothers George and Levi Bennett Funeral service and burial details were reported with plans for a Jellicoe funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Sam Wells
George Crane
George
Levi Ben
Snyder
John Liftnett
Rosville
J. B. Waldron
Leonard
Jellicoe
Drive-In Mailbox Parking Ban Warned in Neldonville
Joyce Neldonville and James Cope warned drivers that the drive-in mailbox in front of the post office is in operation and no parking is allowed except for mail deposits. Violators will be arrested. Also notes on Venus Eastern Star meeting and evangelical church gatherings with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neldonville
Joyce Cnet
James Cope
Cope
License plate reservations extend through Tuesday in Selsonville
Local registrar Mrs Frances Steenrod says plate reservations continue today and tomorrow with special numbers or preferred numbers to be requested from her before Tuesday night. She adds that Wednesday will be used to prepare new plates and distribution begins Thursday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selsonville
Frances Steenrod
Steenrod
Injured In Rt 33 Crash Reported In Nelsonville Area
A parking lot crash near Lake Drive restaurant Saturday evening involved drivers Richard Ison Delno Cummins 22 Gore Route 1 and Keith W Henderson of Bushy Route 1. Ison was hospitalized after the collision. Henderson left the scene and was later reported as fairly good. The accident occurred east of Nelsonville near the Theme of the Letart Grove Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Corporation
Nelsonville
Tehman
Oam Grove
Taree Blanch Yeager
Dennis Roush
Oakey Roush
Dille Divorce Granted After Separation Agreement Approved
Edith Dille granted a divorce from Dille on grounds of gross neglect of duty after the defendant withdrew an answer and petition. The Common Pleas Court noted approval of a separation agreement dividing property and costs assessed against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luwan — Nennein Vie
Edith Dille
Common Pleas Court
Man Sentenced For Theft At Haydenville Copper Mine
A man was conveyed today to the field reformatory to serve an indeterminate term after being escorted by Sheriff A. J. Waldron. He was indicted by the laniary grand jury for theft of copper wire from the Natco Copper Mine at Haydenville last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Reformatory
A. J. Waldron
Warren
Laniary Grand Jury
Natcom Corp
Haydenville
Foresters To Discuss Tree Pruning This Week
Foresters from Forest Dean and Ohio State University extension forester Frank Newell will discuss best pruning methods for Christmas trees. Meetings in Laurelville tonight and in the courthouse auditor Tuesday will use colored slides to demonstrate shear techniques to boost market value. Both sessions start at 8 and last about 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Laurelville
Forest Dean
Ohio State University Extension Forester
Frank Newell
Three Crashes Hurt No One
Three automobile accidents occurred Saturday with no injuries and only minor property damage. William Miller, 17, Logan Route 3, was rear ended by Richard P. Skiver, 23, Haydenville, on E Front Street. A collision at Main and Mulberry involved Earl Bensonhaver, 43, 7108 N Market St, and Claude A. Brandon, 32, Nelsonville Route 2, rear impact after Bensonhaver stopped. At Main and Gallagher Avenue, Joseph C. Brown, 44, Logan Route 2, stopped suddenly and Dr. R. C. Jones, also of Logan Route 2, followed too closely leading to a minor crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minof
William Miller
Logan
E. Front St
Richard P. Skiver
Haydenville
Main and
Mulberry Sts
Earl Bensonhaver
N. Market St
Claude A. Brandon
Nelsonville
Bensonhaver
Main St
Gallagher Ave
Joseph ‘C. Brown
R. C. Jones
Three Logan Scholars Shine In Senior Year Honors
Logan High reports three Class of 1956 members on the statewide general scholarship honor list. Mary Kitchen, Janet Risehy, and Jerry Carmean achieved scores of 219, 205, and 201 and are noted for extensive extracurriculars in music, languages, and science. Kitchen, son of Darley and is active in band, clubs, and yearbook. Risehy is daughter of Kenneth Risch with strong academic and choir roles. Carmean, from Laurelville, is a band member and physics enthusiast with prior scholarship recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan High
E. Kitchen
Janet
Marie Risehy
Jerry R. Carmean
Janet Rise
Kitchen
Darley Kitchen
Ohio University
All Ohio
Ohio ‘Wesleyan
Chai
WLWC
IYLHS
Players Guild
Hockings County
Ohio
Ohio Uiversity
Harry ‘Kitchen Jerry
Miss Risch
Kenneth Risch
Logan Route 2
Enterprise Elementary
Kline Memorial Eur Church
Logan Junior High School
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Jmerors Enarges
Red
Council
Oral Daugherty
Elks Lodge
Church of the Epiphany
Episcopal
Parade of the
The
Gooding Co. of Co
Lumbus
Byers
Tuls
Ation
O. M. Gilpin
Mount St. M
Frank Gastin
Roland Pierce
Robert Huddy
Buehtel
Harry Pollock
Mogadore
Jam Logan
Billie Lee Logan
Charlotte Bailey
Victor Loilo
New Lexington
Elsonville
Irene Buck
Clarice Cram
Zaleski
Margaret Bowens
Alvina Shafter
Florabelle Shepperd
Harry Aldridge
Crookville
Rachel Price
Straitsville
David Bryan
Nei Tsonville
Delores Lehman
Hlaydenville
Nancy San ¢Born
Robert el ¢ Hiott
Donald Shafer
Mary Morris
George Manda
Lula Williams
Squaw Club
OES
Venus Chapter
Order of the Eastern Sua
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Bean
Nristian Cunure Cass
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Spurgeor Metzler
Myron Stoltz
Helen Brian
N. M. Brown
Harry Sweazy
Schempp
Willard Lyke
Achoeser
Fred Graham
Mire. Sehempp
Letart
Dille
Lalla
Quick's
Sarah Rockhold
Joesphine Lawrie
Leonard Wibberley
John Elzin
Batie
Skinner
Bateman
Northway Cab Company
Indy
Cordovan
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