Five Autos Rifled By Hockin 2 Vandals
Logan police reported four car vandalism incidents and a purse theft from a fifth car on Wednesday. Letha Ledford said her purse vanished from a car parked near Har den Market. a savings deposit book was taken with no cash. Darrel Wykle reported seat cushion damage and a pried glove box on a Tuesday night or Wednesday morning. Tools worth $15 were stolen from Dave Bauman’s car on Logan Route 4. windshield treated with Putty and radio speaker pried loose in the 100 block of West Second Street. Ted Yates’s car had upholstery sprayed, and William Fink’s seats were cut with a knife in a garage on West Second Street.
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Logan
Letha Ledford
Logan Route 4
Harden Market
Darrel Wykle
W. 2Nd St
Dave Bauman
Ted Yates
W. 2Nd
William Fink
Gallagher Ave
Jobless Claims Up Fifth Week in Southeast Ohio
Unemployment claims for the week ending Jan 1 rise for the fifth straight week in Hocking and Athens counties. Athens down 35 new claims to 51 and up 70 continued claims to 239. Hocking down 6 new claims to 60 and up 46 continuing claims to 257. Other counties list varying new and continuing claims across the region.
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Logan
Hocking
Athens County
Ohio Bureau of
Ohio
Belmont
Fairfield
Gallia
Guernsey
Harrison
Jackson
Lawrence
Licking
Meigs
Morgan
Muskingum
Perry
Scioto
Vinton
Nelsonville Driver Found Guilty On Unsafe Operation Charge
Teddie Louis Hollister of Logan was convicted in Nelsonville Court on unsafe operation charges. Mayor Earl Hillesry fined him $15 plus costs after Hollister pleaded innocent. Alexander Kazimov of Lakewood forfeited a $20 bond on an excess speed charge.
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Nelsonville
Teddie Louis Hollister
Logan
Earl Hillesry
Alexander Kazimov
Lakewood
Underwood urges limits on county road loads
Logan Hocking County Engineer Clyde Underwood asked the county commission to set load limits for county roads at the meeting. He said enforcement would be supported by Prosecutor Forrest Moore and Sheriff Paul Hartman. He cited winter road use by coal oil and timber interests and described past abuses damaging drainage systems.
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Underwood
Logan — Hocking
Clyde Underwood
Forrest Moore
Paul Hartman
Land Transfers and a National Historic Site designation
Edna Rafferty transfers 36 acres in Harrison Two to Walter F. and Wilma K. Phillips. Fiona E. Walfe sells 1 acre in Jackson Two to Roger L. and Linda C. Steen. Frank A. and Catherine F. Sharp sell lots in Mc Arthur to Charles R. and Barbara S. Armstrong. Erma L. Young transfers 1.21 acres in Clinton Two to John W. and Joann Ruth Young. Erma L. Young transfers 12.79 acres in Brown Two to Robert A. Young and others. Garfield and Bennilyn Doddrill transfer 140 acres in Richland Two to Daniel P. and Dorothy L. Shockey. Wallace and Lara E. Pierce transfer 140 acres in Rich to Daniel and Dorothy L. Shockey. Raymond E. and Margaret Jane Chalmers transfer 64 acres in Harrison Two to Basil W. and Evaleen Long. Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington is designated a National Historic Site.
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Edna Rafferty
Walter F
Wilma K. Phillips
Harrison
Fiona E. Walfe
Roger L
Linda C. Steen
Jackson
Frank A
Catherine F. Sharp
Charles R
Barbara S. Armstrong
McArthur
Erma L. Young
John W
Joann Ruth Young
Clinton
Robert A. Young
John W. Young
M. Drew Young
John and
Nora
Clyde L
Mary Alice Bird
Brown
Garfield
Bennilyn Dodrill
Daniel P
Dorothy L. Shockey
Richland
Wallace
Lara E. Pierce
Daniel
Raymond E
Margaret Jane Chalmers
Basil W
Evaleen Long
Harrison Two
Marriage Licenses Rise in Vinton County 1965 Total 115
In 1965 Vinton County issued 115 marriage licenses, 11 more than 1964’s 104. 1963 had 119. September led as the most popular month with 19 licenses. June had 8. Average groom age 19, bride 18. youngest couple were 16 and 15 respectively, oldest 72 and 70.
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McArthur
Vinton County
McArthur Seeks Bids for New Police Cruiser
McArthur village council votes to solicit bids from three local auto dealers for a replacement police cruiser after a collision damages the current unit. New officers sworn in include Francis Peacock and city clerk treasurer David Gill, with committees named and a 1966 budget set at about 21000 dollars.
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Mcarthur
Dodrill, Eberts and Woodrum
Kinnison, Peacock and Gorsuch
David Gill
Melvin Shover
Curran
Dundas Post Office Moves To Gates Store
Mrs. Fred Camp retires as Dundas postmaster after 20 years service. The Dundas post office closes and moves to Gates Grocery with Mrs. Chloe Gates acting postmaster. Historical notes recount prior postmasters and locations reflecting the village’s rail junction heritage.
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Dundas Post Office
Gates
Dundas
Fred Camp
Chloe Gates
Camp
Henry Magee
Goldie
Barstow
Harrisonville Social News Names Local Visits
Mrs Ava Gilkey reports a series of visits in Harrisonville with friends and relatives from Warren Columbus Racine Lakeview Baltimore and Gallipolis. Notable guests include Alice Reeves, F C Whaley, Robert Alkires, Joe Carsey, Ray Wilson, and Howard Gilkey among others.
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Harrisonville
Alice Reeves
Warren
Guy Bolin
F. C. Whaley
Columbus
Robert Alkires
Robert Clarks
H. D. Gilkey
Gallipolis
Robert Duncan
Shade
John Duncan
James Payne
Joe Carsey
Robert Robinson
Lakeview
Ray Wilson
Charles Alkire
Racine
Robert Alkire
Hiel French
David Reese
Baltimore
C. Howard Gilkey
Ray Alkire W
Ava Gilkey
Vinton County Raises Salaries In Budget Approval
County commissioners approved the 1966 budget increasing salaries by 200 per year for deputies clerks at the Vinton County courthouse and other offices. General fund appropriations total 186111.42 with road and bridge at 501989.34. Auditor Peters noted a true general fund balance for 1965 of 1911.42 after adjustments including write off of a historic depository.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Glenn L. Peters
Hamden Bank
Post Office Re Located In Allensville
Mrs Elmer Patterson becomes postmaster at Allensville succeeding Bertha Wilson who retired after 33 years. The post office operates from the Patterson home on US Rt 50, in the former John Remy house. Rural mail is carried by Lincoln Dearth who also handles Arthur Rt 1.
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Bundy Butsler
Winters-Butsler
Jones
George Winters
Hocking Valley
Martin Westfall
Byrne
John Timms
Maggie Murdock
Ivan Bowman
Allensville
Elmer
Merle) Patterson
Bertha Wilson
Lincoln Dearth
McArthur
Two Positions Left Unfilled At Hospital
Logan Johns Sappington administrator of the new Hocking Valley Community Hospital said Wednesday two department heads remain to be named a chief registered laboratory technician and a pharmacist. The pharmacist role may be full or part time and qualified persons may contact Sappington at the new building.
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Paul Noble
Athens District 4
Department of Natural Resources
Messenger Newsphoto
Hockin 2
Rainey’s
High St
Glouster
Ladies’ & Children’s
Coats
Bowman's Dept. Store
Chauncey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Bailey
Charles Curran
Okey Woodrum
Francis Peacock
Franklin Eberts
William Gorsuch
Robert Dodrill
Herbert Kinnison
House Committee To
Rep. Martin Dies
Texas
Harrisonville News
Mrs. Ava Gilkey
Robert Jewell
Glen Jewell
Downington
Goldberg
Hick St
Glousier
Okio
ANCE
Hartley
Glouster, Ohio
Einan Plummer
Wilson Grocery Store
John Sappington
New Hocking Valley
Sohio
Luckoff
Iwin and White
Terry
Bayer Aspirin
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Cordana
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