Residents to Vote on School Transfer Options
Green and Gore residents will receive a mailed questionnaire to express preferences on school transfers for the East Hocking District. James Frey and local residents drafted the letter detailing options including Logan, Starr Washington Union Furnace, Buchtel areas, or remaining a separate district.
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Logan
Green and Gore
East Hocking
James Frey
Glenn Hemsworth
Neil Gierhart
Starr - Washington
Union Furnace
Buchtel
County Board of Education
Boards of Education
Green-Gore
Starr-Washington Board of Education
Starr-Washington Board
Congregational Meeting Planned for Wednesday at First Presbyterian
Logan report notes the annual congregational meeting of First Presbyterian Church after a 6 30 p m covered dish supper Wednesday. A corporation meeting follows. Trustees meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m and the session at 8 p m per Rev Earl Schottke.
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LOGAN
First Presbyterian Church
Earl Schottke
Television Listings Show Mixed Schedule Errors and Time Marks
A dense OCR style TV guide lists program blocks with many typographical errors and missing corrections. Shows include Steamboat Bill Love and Mary Wells Fargo Peter Gunn and Alcoa Theatre along with NBC News and local weather across multiple time slots and days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thacker
Wells Fargo
Peter Gunn
Alcoa Theatre
NBC News
Jack Paar
Steve Allen
Diamond
Unclear Listings Echo Evening Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary radio TV schedule notes show times and program titles including News Hour Late Show Rifleman Sugarfoot and Philip Marlow. Multiple items such as Adventures in Dist and Casey Jones appear with odd timing marks and station references giving a scrambled view of a broadcaster's lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff's Collie
Philip Marlow
McGraw
Arena
Casey Jones
Sugarfoot
Paraded Schedule Fragments Highlight Evening Lineup
A jumble of TV and radio listings shows a late night mix including 11:05 Weather 11:10 Sports and 11:15 Late Show. Program titles feature Daly News Weather Colt News and Muscleman themed slots with multiple time stamps and commercial blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamboat Bi
Fibber McGee
Jim Thacker
Arthur Murra
Weather
Phil Silvers
NBC News
Cannonwall
Laramie
Jack Paar
Arthur Murray
Susie
Life of Riley Co
Mart
Casper Tapers
Rin Tin Tin
Francisco BO
Daly
Colt
Cheyenne
St. Beat
Svening
Philip Marlowe
Alcoa
Univ. Hall
Jon
Cp Kangaroo
Armenair
Bride
Ann Reider
Flippo
Sreh
Temor
TV Schedule Fragments Rhythm of Classic Era Programs
A collage of show times lists many titles such as Comedy Theater The Texan Arm en rhea father knows best Hood Traffic Court and Sea Hunt with weather segments and news breaks. The snippet reflects a busy broadcasting slate featuring familiar names and varied genres from 6 to 12 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Thoma
Ann Sothern
Hennesey
Chet Long
June Allyson
Doug Ton
Rhea
Gold Glory and Custer Prelude and Other TV Previews
TV guides list 7:30 p.m. Cheyenne Bodie in Gold Glory and Custer Prelude as a two part tale about a Custer massacre era search for gold at Ft. Abraham Lincoln. 8:30 p.m. Bourbon St Beat presents Kill With Kindness a roomful of suspects faces arsenic homicide. 9:30 p.m. Adventures in Paradise stars Viveca Lindfors and Fifi DOrsay in Castaways with a nun and a Mother Superior guest appearance.
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Custer
Cheyenne Bodie
George Custer
Abraham Lincoln
Black Hills
Sioux Reservation
Bourbon St
Cal Calhoun
Viveca Lindfors
Fifi D’orsay
Movie Guide: One Week of Classics and Late Show Picks
A dated film schedule lists daily afternoon and evening showings with titles such as Devotion Vacation From Marriage Three for One Fingers at the Window The Gang's All Here Road to Utopia Kisses for Breakfast Design for Scandal Man Made Monster Alias Boston Blackie Barnacle Bill Impulse Hellfire and Two Years Before the Must. The entries include actor credits and showtimes across Monday and Tuesday.
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Ida Lupino
Charlie Chan
Lew Ayres
Bey Hope
Dennis Morgan
Long Chaney
Boston Blackie
Chester Morris
Wallace Berry
John Porter Dies At 86 In McCuneville
John Porter 86 of McCuneville died suddenly Sunday while walking along Route 75. Born November 9, 1873 in New Straitsville, he was a retired coal miner. Survived by wife Bessie, son James of Columbus, three brothers, three sisters, six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Humphrey funeral home with Rev. Charles Hook officiating. Burial Forest Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Monday.
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John Porter
McCuneville
Mr. Porter
New Straitsville
Alexander
Anna Allen Porter
Bessie
James
Columbus
Alex
Cambridge
Frank
Lakewood
Floyd
Zanesville
Isabelle Porter
Elizabeth Shroyer
Cleveland
Mary Simmons
Humphrey Funeral Home
Charles Hook
Nelsonville
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Col Nbus
Driver Cited After Two Car Collision on Route 33
No injuries reported after a rear end collision on Route 33 a half mile south of the Hocking Fairfield line. Cecil D. Mace 36 Radcliff stopped in traffic when Ralph W. Dittoe 18 Lancaster struck from behind and was cited for following too closely in Hocking County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking-Fairfield County
Cecil D. Mace
Radcliff
Ralph W. Dittoe
Lancaster
Dittoe
Hocking County
Miss Helen Kittle Visits With Parents
Miss Helen Kittle arrived from Cincinnati to spend a two week vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kittle. The latter week she hosted Miss Lois Helmsim of Garden Grove California. They returned together to the Jewish Hospital School of Nursing in Cincinnati on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Helen Kittle
Cincinnati
Roger Kittle
Lois Helmsim
Garden Grove
Calif
Jewish Hospital School of Nursing
Notice of Estate Sale Petition in Athens County Ohio
Edward D. Stanley ancillary administrator seeks court approval to sell 71.2 acres in Carthage Township as payment of debts from the estate of Marshall R. Hoselton deceased. Named defendants must answer by January 2, 1980. Located in Athens County with deed reference Volume 221, Page 269.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Love
Richard Hoselton
Betty Milhoun
Clara Delong
Martha Hogelton
Kathryn Hoselton
Evelyn Hoselton
Murrysville
West Virginia
Artie Hines
Bellville
Cora Clem
Latroe
Parkersburg
Edward D. Stanley
Marshall R. Hoselton
Athens
Ohio
Carthage
Athens County
A. D
Kalward D. Stanley
William J. Abraham
Perry-Claxton Hotel
Burglary Wave Hits Middleport Businesses
Police report a series of break ins in Middleport over the weekend. Three juveniles broke into the Preston Used Car Lot damaging a door but no items were taken. At Chase Hardware Store money and a .22 rifle were stolen after breaking a door glass. Arrests are expected in Meigs and Athens counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Herbert Gilkey
Preston
Locust St
Gilkey
F. Harmon O'Brien
Meigs County
Young’s Super Market
Chase Hardware Store
Young's Market
Robert Hartenbach
Athens County
Logan Calendar Sees Evening Meetings at Westminster Church
Harrington Class meets 7:30 p m at Westminster House of Presby terian Church with a 6 p m potluck supper and officers to be installed Circle 4 of WSWS meets 7:30 p m in the ladies parlor Esther Circle hosts a 1 p m dessert luncheon at Methodist Church Naomi Circle gathers 7:30 p m in the Methodist dining room Past Matrons and Patrons dinner 6:30 p m at Brandt's Mecca Room reservations by noon Monday call EV 5 2596 Miriam Circle 7:30 p m at Methodist Church bring sales tax stamps Duo Matres League meets 7:30 p m at Mrs David Devol home Our Approach to Religion panel discussion with Gerry Epstein Marjorie Saving Eleanor Kinney Chieftain Squaws 7:30 p m LHS cafeteria Antioch Grange 6 p m potluck D of A Hall officers conf 7 p m regular meeting 7:30 Logan Duplicate Club 7:30 p m at Mrs E W Tschapp home.
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WSWS
EUB
Everett Burt
R. B. Sinnott
Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Keith Schultz
Naomi Circle
Cc. F. Ackers
Ruth Webb
Brandt
Mecca
Miriam Circle
Charles Brooks
Duo Matres League
Ohio
CCL
David Devol
Gerry Epstein
Marjorie Saving
Eleanor Kinney
Don Young
James Cole
Two Men Arrested In Middleport Weekend Reports
Police Chief Herbert Gilkey said two weekend arrests occurred in Middleport. Sam Russell of Pomeroy faces reckless operation charges and Charles Allensworth of Middleport faces intoxication charges. Both await hearings before Mayor Kenneth McElhinney on Monday.
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Middleport
Herbert Gilkey
Sam Russell
Pomeroy
Charles Allensworth
Kenneth McElhinney
Moving Walk Crushes Small Girl To Death
In Dallas Love Field the moving sidewalk trapped and fatally crushed 3 year old Tina Marie Brandon after her clothing became snagged. Police and firefighters freed her from the rubber and steel mechanism as onlookers crowded the scene and her parents learned of the danger from her brother's screams.
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Love Field
Tina Marie Brandon
L. C. Brandon
Columbus Woman Fined After Rear-End Collision
Donna Jean Howson of Columbus was fined $10 and costs in Mayor Francis Myers court for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. Police said she struck Kenneth Vaughn's car on Front near Hocking at 10 55 a m. Vaughn, 44, Logan, reported damage to his trunk lid and front of his car.
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Logan
Donna Jean Howson
Columbus
Francis Myers
Hocking
Kenneth Vaughn
Vaughn
Howson
Grandy Reunion At Parish House in Trimble
Thirty five attended the Grandy reunion at the Church of Christ parish house in Trimble on Saturday. A noon potluck dinner followed. Children of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grandy present were Mrs. Hester Shirey Mrs. Eunice Gaskalla Virgil Grandy and George Grandy. Immediate families also represented.
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Trimble
Church of Christ
Charles Grandy
Hester Shirey
Eunice Gaskalla
Virgil Grandy
George Grandy
Club meetings set for Thursday and Tuesday evenings
The Rothwell Club will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Hotel Gordon with Mrs. Lor etta Johnson hosting and Mrs. W. A. Craft as program chairman. The Senior Progressive Study Club will gather with Mrs. N. R. Maxwell at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Miss Eva Kientz will lead the program. In Logan, Mary Jean Voris, 30, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Francis Myers for improper starting.
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Glouster
Rothwell Club
Gordon
Loretta Johnson
W. A. Craft
N. R. Maxwell
Eva Kientz
Logan
Mary Jean Voris
Francis Myers
Trimble School Opens After Vacation Pause
Trimble School resumes classes Monday following a two week break with semester one set to close in about two weeks.
Auxiliary to Meet Glouster Eagles Hall Meeting
The Ladies of the Eagles Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock at the Eagles Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ladies of the Eagles
Eagles Hall
Improvements in Glouster 1958 59 Under Bal derson
During 1958 59 the village paid 7000 to finish Oakdale Allen Road resurfacing and bought a cruiser 900 spinner spreader 350 and a police call booth 350. Street widening improved bus and fire truck turns and parking plus lighting and alleys were stone paved. Over 8000 spent on street repair. fund balance 9645.93 as of Jan 1 1960.
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Glouster
W. R. Balderson
Oakdale-Allen Road
Depot Square
Madison
Main Streets
Summitt Street
Cherry and
Republic
High Street
Locust Street
No. 6
Village General Fund
Syracuse Holiday Guests Attend Christmas Gatherings
Syracuse residents hosted a line of visitors over the holidays. Albert and Duckworth families welcomed Charles Duckworth and Roberta from Rittman Ohio, while James Quick and Don Cottrill joined Gordon West’s family in Dorcas with others from Michigan and Cincinnati.
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Margaret Cottrill
Syracuse
Albert Duckworth
Charles Duckworth
la Donna Lewis
Roberta
Rittman, Ohio
James Quick
Don Cottrill
Gordon West
Dorcas
William Bartels
Michigan
Vernon Bartels
Cincinnati
Visitors Gather as Local Families Host Guests
Mr and Mrs Richard Collavin and son Bryan of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Russell Staley and family. Robert Frazee and son Bryan Earl of Columbus stay with his mother Mrs James Frazee. Howard Bobo and family visit William Evener and kids Penny Debbie and Diana. William Mathews and sons Wynn and Charles of Galesburg travel with Rev and Mrs J A Long. The Mathewses fly to New York to visit Mathews parents. Rev and Mrs Arthur Long and daughters Janet and Rachel of Warren Ohio spend days with J A Long. William Powell and children John and Stephen of Columbus visit Staley family.
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Chauncey
Richard Collavin
Bryan
Columbus
Russell Staley
Robert Frazee
Bryan Earl
James Frazee
Howard Bobo
William Evener
Penny
Debbie
Diana
Athens
Hubert Bobo
Tamaya
Hubert, Jr
William Mathews
Wynn and
Charles
Galesburg
Ill
J. A. Long
Mathews
Long
New York
Mathew
Arthur Long
Janet
Rachel
Warren
Ohio
William Powell
John
Stephen
Becky
Jimmy
Sunday School Yule Party Held in Jacksonville
Mrs. Marena Schultz entertained her Sunday School class in Jacksonville with a Christmas party. Games awarded prizes to Marie Dunlevy and Rhonda Parks. Each girl received a Christmas gift. Refreshments served to Marie and Carolyn Dunlevy, Rhonda Parks, Jane Bernard, Linda Russell, Cheryl Davis, Carolyn Bycofski and Sandra Lee.
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Jacksonville
Marena Schultz
Marie Dunlevy
Rhonda Parks
Trimble Church to Hold Potluck Dinner and Family Night
The Trimble Church of Christ invites all members to a 6:30 p.m. potluck supper and Family Night at the parish house. A board meeting will follow the meal, continuing at the church venue.
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Trimble
Catholic Women’s Club of Holy Cross Parish Meet Tuesday
The Catholic Women’s Club of Holy Cross Parish will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the church hall. Mrs Mark Rothery and Mrs Edward Ley will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Catholic Women’s Club
Holy Cross
Mark Rothery
Edward Ley
Chauncey Woman’s Quilt Circle Holds All Day Sewing
The Wednesday Sewing Circle of the Methodist Church organizes an all day quilting event with a 1 p.m. business meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Dew.
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Chauncey
The
Methodist Church
Mary Dew
Meigs Sheriff Dept. Records 1959 Traffic Accidents and Inmates
Meigs County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach reports 1959 saw 145 traffic accidents, including 3 fatalities, with a total of 360 accidents since 1957. In 1959 the jail housed 721 prisoners with 489 arrests by the department. December confinements were 80 inmates and 864 meals served. Sheriff’s fees to the county totaled $2,494.19.
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Pomeroy
Department of
Robert Hartenbach
Hartenbach
Sheriff's Department
Department of Sheriff
Pomeroy Personal Notices Highlight New Year Dinner Host Couple
Mr and Mrs A H Ebersbach and Mr and Mrs James Clatworthy entertained with a New Year’s dinner. Mrs Margaret Clatworthy of Middleport and Miss Marcia Karr of Syracuse attended as guests. Mrs C F Tompkins underwent an emergency appendectomy Sunday at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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A. H. Ebersbach
James Clatworthy
Margaret Clatworthy
Middleport
Marcia Karr
Syracuse
C. F. Tompkins
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Arrests And Fines In Glouster Report
Former Glouster mayor W R Balderson lists arrests and fines for intoxication and alcohol related offenses. William Pettit 8.80 James Duncan 23.80 William Dotson 186.40 Richard Miller 8.80 Blackstone 23.80 Henry Collins 133.80.
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Glouster
W. R. Balderson
William Pettit
James Duncan
William Dotson
Richard Miller
Blackstone
Henry Collins
Luncheon in Athens Hosts Trimble Guests
Miss Merle Danford attended a Saturday luncheon in Athens hosted by Miss Constance Leete and Miss Greta Lash. Other Athens guests included Miss Anne Pickering and Miss Elsie Bridgewater. Earlier, Miss Danford’s cousins Iris and Pauline Fierce visited the Danford home in Trimble from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Merle Danford
Athens
Constance Leete
Greta Lash
Anne Pickering
Elsie Bridgewater
Miss Danford
Iris
Pauline Fierce
Danford
Maple limb crashes onto car hood near city building
Logan E Peoples reported to police at 11 35 a m Sunday that a dead maple limb fell from a tree onto the hood of his vehicle parked along Mulberry Street beside the city building causing minor hood damage.
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Logan
James E. Peoples
Mulberry St
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