Blood drive appeal in Athens area for Christie Conner
Urgent blood needs prompt two day visit of the Bloodmobile to Athens at the Church of the Good Shepherd. A total of 300 pints is required for Christie Conner and other local families with blood needs. Donations welcomed from Nelsonville area with contact numbers for pickup arrangements and donor pins credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio Red Cross Blood Center
Clarke Daily
Athens County
Daily
Christie Conner
Bill Conner
Sloan-Kettering Hospital
New York City
Conner
Women Elect Officers at Buchtel Catholic Group
Nelsonville Buchtel Catholic Women's Association held a biennial election at the Parish Hall. New officers include President Bernice McDonald and Vice President Fred Sayre with others named. The group planned 7 p.m. monthly meetings and enjoyed a potluck supper with prizes awarded to members Mary Margaret Grinstead Elizabeth Kochis and Father Frank Baudo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Buchtel Catholic Women’s Association
Bernice McDonald
Fred Sayre
Maxine Wagner
Elizabeth Kochis
Rose Doolittle
Elizabeth Simons
Frank Baudo
Mary Margaret Grinstead
Kochis
Father Baudo
Communion Service and Congregational Meeting Set
Mid winter communion will be served at the First Presbyterian Church at 10 30 a m Sunday per Reverend J Lloyd Evans. The annual congregational meeting is Jan 13 with a 6 pm covered dish dinner and elections of church officers plus financial reports from all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
J. Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville Meetings Outline Local Organization Sessions
Advisory Board and Nelsonville Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls plan an organizational meeting after the Eudora Chapter No. 72 session at the Masonic Temple. Eudora Chapter will meet at 7 30 p m, vote on bylaw revisions, dues changes, and meeting schedule. Refreshments follow. Young Democrats By-Laws Committee meets 2 p m Sunday at Karen Keller’s home on West Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Eudora
Masonic Temple
Eudora Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Young Democrats Club
Karen Keller
W. Columbus St
Nelsonville Board of Trade answers questions on growth
Richard Hubbard answers readers questions at the annual Board of Trade meeting outlining progress, hot prospects, and challenges for Nelsonville. He cites Route 33 expansion, Hocking Conservancy District, and cooperation with nearby cities as key assets. He notes retention and expansion of existing industry as priority and urges community boosters and improved appearance to attract new investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Nelsonville
Columbus
Athens
Ohio River
Hocking
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
Hocking Valley
Logan
Goodyear
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes and Local Club Dance
Hocking Valley Hospital notes admissions for Mrs. Ray Cook New Straitsville Route 1 Charles E Staten New Plymouth Route 1 and Donald Smith Logan Dismissal Herbert Estep Logan Dance set Saturday 9 pm to midnight Jacksonville Eagles invite members and guests Children under 18 must be accompanied Grange to meet Saturday to discuss dues increase at Glouster Trimble Grange meeting planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cook
New Straitsville
Charles E. Staten
New Plymouth
Donald Smith
Logan
Jacksonville Eagles
Eagles
Glouster
New Waterworks Well Nears Completion In Nelsonville
Layne Ohio Co drillers near completion on the Nelsonville waterworks well. Depth 64 feet with test pumping underway. A 38 inch outer casing and a gravel packed inner casing are in place. Pump capacity about 1900 gallons per minute after testing. Water hardness of treated output about 100 parts per million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Layne Ohio Co
City
Buck O’nan
Watson Wolfe
Buck O'Nan
Hocking
Messenger Newsphoto
Pay Increases Create Budget Woes in Hocking County 1965
County raises for 1965 officers totaled about 11 800, complicating the budget. Commissioners Tom Van Duren and Howard Blum each gained 800 annually, Treasurer Ralph Moore 1200, Prosecuting Atty Forrest Moore 1200, Clerk Thelma Keyes 1200, Sheriff Paul Hartman 1200, Recorder Esther Carpenter 1200, Engineer Clyde Underwood 3000, and Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer 500. Reduced revenue forced a 50 000 cut in last year’s totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Tom van Duren
Howard Blum
Ralph Moore
Commissioners Reject 4-H Agent Pay Boost
Logan County commissioners refuse a request for 3000 toward the 4-H agent salary as state cuts and reorganizations shrink revenue. The county must fund the 6000 annual wage, with Don Young and Sharon Baertsche left to lead 4-H efforts for over 600 members after July 1 under the new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Bill Melvin
Don Young
Sharon Baertsche
Melvin
Area residents visit and furloughs noted in local listings
Pfc. David Searls who is stationed in Colorado with the U S Air Force has taken furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Searls and Leo in Cheshire Route 1. He will be transferred to Michigan on his return. Mrs Shirley Swartz of Johnstown spent a week with her sister Mrs William Frazier and family. Local families hosted and visited include the Cooks and Kenny of East Liverpool with Clarence Searls and Terry and Stanley, the William Frazier family welcomed visitors such as Mr and Mrs Larry Weiman and Mr and Mrs Charles Young and their families along with Ryger Mrs Fred Searls and David of Cheshire Route 1 and John Swartz and family of Johnstown. James Haffey and children from Grove City visited J M Conkle and Roy Rife of Guysville Route 1 and Alex Shuler recently. Darius Underwood of Gallipolis visited his parents Mr and Mrs W W Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
David Searls
Colorado
U. S. Air Force
Fred Searls
Leo
Searls
Michigan
Shirley Swartz
Johnstown
William Frazier
Raymond Cook
Kenny
East Liverpool
Clarence Searls
Terry
Stanley
Larry Weiman
Charles Young
Ryger
David
Cheshire
John Swartz
James Haffey
Grove City
J. M. Conkle
Roy Rife
Guysville
Alex Shuler
Darius Underwood
Gallipolis
W. W. Underwood
Chauncey Meetings and Service Notes
Installation service for 1965 church officers will be held Sunday at Trimble 9 a.m. and Chauncey 11 a.m. CYF meets Sunday 5 p.m. Parish House. Chauncey Elders meet Friday 7 30 p.m. at John Dunlevy’s home. Texaco station at W Canal and Fulton leased by King Kelly Chestnut St to operate station.
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Trimble
Chauncey
CYF
Chauncey Christian Church
John Dunlevy
Nelsonville
Texaco
W. Canal and
Fulton
King Kelly
Chestnut St
Local Guests Visit Albany Household Circle
Albany residents hosted a string of visitors over the weekend. Among those visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorr and family from South Canaan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tippie with daughter from Columbus.
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Walde Poston
Donald Dorr
South Canaan
Frank Tippie
Columbus
Susie
Jimmy Anderson
Lodi
Harold Moore
Athens
David Turrill
Worley Baughman
W. W. Baughman
Driver's Lip Cut After Parked Car Collision
Logan City police investigated an accident on W Hunter St at 5 55 p m Thursday. Albert M Kuhn 66 Logan Route 2 missed a turn at High St and struck a parked car owned by Ralph C Hetrick Williamsburg Kuhn was cited for failure to maintain the assured clear distance and sustained a cut lip. He said he was blinded by oncoming lights and missed the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — City
W. Hunter St
Albert M. Kuhn
Logan
High St
Ralph C. Hetrick
Williamsburg
Kuhn
Logan Hocking County approves 1965 budget funds
Logan Hocking County commissioners on Thursday approved general fund appropriations totaling 340 500 for the 1965 budget. The overall budget is 1 790 373 including hospital 724 264 tuberculosis 50 852 dog and kennel 13 962 real estate appraisal 27 811 auto and gas 532 703 and hospital bond 100 221.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Hocking County
General Fund
Hocking County
Bureau of Inspection
Common Pleas Court
Registrar of Vital Statistics
New Books Arrive at Nelsonville Library
Nelsonville Public Library receives a batch of new titles on Friday with checkout starting Monday. The list includes works by John O'Hara Phillip K Dick George Heinzmann Stephen Minot and Erich Fromm among others plus The Official Warren Commission Report on JFK.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Public Library
John O'Hara
David Dean
Palmer Eldritch
Phillip K. Dick
Earth
George Heinzman
George Schaefer
Brian Epstein
David Wise
Kennedy
The
New York Times
Zion Wallace Stegner
Stanton Fortes
Nicolas Freeling
Robert Merle
Josephine Lawrence
Larry Eisinger
Garry Winter
Erich Fromm
David Lavender
John F. Kennedy
Engineers Workers Get Pay Raise in Logan Budget
Hocking commissioners approved Clyde O. Underwood's $532,763 budget with a pay raise for engineers workers. Howard Blum and Otto Shaw supported the raise while Tom Van Duren abstained. Hourly rates rose for painters and carpenters to 1.75, laborers 1.60 to 1.65, truck drivers 1.75, equipment operators 1.75 to 1.80, foremen 1.75 to 1.95. The hike explains most of the $20,977 department force increase plus $23,104 for courthouse offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Clyde O. Underwood
Howard Blum
Otto Shaw
Tom van Duren
Man Fined Ten Dollars After Crash in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on December 31, Garrett G. Warren, 63, of Deanville, pleaded guilty to unsafe operation after a two car crash on Poplar Street. Warren was fined ten dollars and costs. David E. Roberts, 23, of 709 Poplar Street, owned the other car. Cecil Ray Neel of Murray City also pleaded guilty to failure to yield and was fined ten dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Garrett G. Warren
Deanville
Poplar St
William Hoffman
Warren
Poplar
David E. Roberts
Cecil Ray Neel
Murray City
Mount St. Mary Hospital Dismissals and Admissions
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Addie Reynolds Corn ing Route 1 Miss Linda Sorrell Murray City Saul Johnston Carbon Hill Donald Baker Shawnee Charles E. Heselden Nelsonville Mrs. Jessie M Townsend Nelsonville James Sowards Deanville Mrs. Lottie Smathers Buchtel. Dismissals include Mrs. Larry Searles and daughter Corning Mrs. Donald J. Fitzpatrick and daughter New Lexington Mrs. Clarence J. McManaway and daughter Jacksonville Earl Thompson The Plains Mrs. Lila Ellis Murray City Mrs. Bertha Coakley Buchtel David Ellis New Lexington Mrs. Grace Rutherford Carbon Hill Mrs. Carrie Cooper Glouster Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Reynolds
Corning
Linda Sorrell
Murray City
Saul Johnson
Carbon Hill
Donald Baker
Shawnee
Charles E. Heselden
Nelsonville
Jessie M. Townsend
James Sowards
Deanville
Lottie Smathers
Buchtel
Larry Searles
Donald J. Fitzpatrick
New Lexington
Clarence J. McManaway
Jacksonville
Earl] Thompson
the Plains
Lila Ellis
Bertha Coakley
David Ellis
Grace Rutherford
Carrie Cooper
Glouster
Postmaster Urges Mail Box Correction in Nelsonville Area
Postmaster William Theisen reports that some Nelsonville rural route approaches to mail boxes are impassable for mail carrier cars. Ruts and holes along berms must be filled and obstructions removed to ensure delivery, with a Form 4056 left for boxholders. If delivery is unsafe, patrons should arrange pickup at another box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Theisen
Theisen
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Lawrence Dixon
Hollenbaugh
Marie Whitmore
Jack Maurer
Don Bumgardner
Robert O’nail
Nile Parks
Howard Plummer
William Sanborn
Max Adkins
Delbert Kuhn
Charles Lechleidner
Richard Hubbard
Hocking Valley Hospital
Herbert Estep
Kelly
Albany
Ada Kennedy
New Marshfield
Mary Connett
Florence Brown
Ivan Cotterill
Bess Musser
Mae Parsons
Harold Richman
John Lerch
Akron
Lloyd Tedrow
Randall
Ruth Tedrow
Hamden
Jessie C. Tewksbury
Carroll Elliott
Richard Elliott
Deerfield
Lee Elliott
Ben Cross
Carroll Elliotts
Elsie Antle
Concord
Tamia
Joe Antle
Lucy Palmer
Robbie Eberts
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
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