Pre Trial Conferences Set In Hocking County
Pre trial conferences in Hocking County take place Feb 10 and 11 before Judge Harley Meyer. Listings include Ansel versus Stevens and many other civil actions on Feb 10 with sessions from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Feb 11 items involve cases against the Ohio Industrial Commission and various State defendants, with times from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Failure to appear or improper notice may lead to dismissal or default judgments.
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Hocking County
Logan
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Ansel
Stevens
Day
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Vestment
Harburger
Tansky Rambler
Baumgardner
Altier Bros
Williams
Plum
Riddle
Hudwell
Adams
Dennis
Woods
Derr
Ricketts
Notestine
Weis
Hopkins
Baker
Casto
Hall
Smith & Carne
Keck
Town & Country
Thompson
Walter
Ohio Industrial Commission
Hicks
Riddlebarger
Priddy
Mills
Beougher
State
Stuart
Hahn
Starner
Stuck
Barran
Officers Elected By Group At Hocking County Chest
Logan B Greeman was elected president of the Hocking County Community Chest for 1964 at the annual meeting Monday night. Charles Fenwick became first vice president and Max Davidson second vice president. Greeman also drew a one year trustee term to finish William Sion’s unexpired term. Re-elected were Linda Bensonhaver secretary Hershel Bensonhaver treasurer and Executive Director Jacob A Keller. Trustees with three year terms include William S Miller Robert Bumgardner Jack Hampton Quentin Perez William Backus J R Young Frank Peyoke Earl O'Brien Richard Farmer and David Derr.
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William S. Miller
Robert Bumgardner
Jack Hampton
Quentin Perez
William Backus
J. R. Young
Frank Peyoke
Earl O’brien
Richard Farmer
David Derr
Dog Tags Sold in Gallia County Licensing Drive
Gallia County Auditor Morton L. Dickey reports 2623 dog license sales recorded before the Monday penalty deadline. Fees are three dollars for each dog tag, kennel licenses at fifteen dollars, with a one dollar penalty on single licenses and five dollars on kennel licenses.
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Gallipolis
Morton L. Dickey
Gallia County
Dickey
Church Class Study Of India Set
Mrs. Lloyd Gray and Mrs. C. D. Duncan lead the Junior Department at the Methodist Church Family School beginning Monday evening. The group uses The Gold Coin for study of India, keeps notebooks and a bulletin board on current events, and will invite Indian students from Ohio University to share one evening. A film strip Chute Goes to School will be shown. Sunday sessions are at 10 30 during the church hour on February 2 9 and 16.
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Nelson Ville
Lloyd Gray
C. D. Duncan
Methodist Church Family School
India
Ohio University
Snakes In January Exhibit Shocks Zion Ridge Crowd
O B Shine Carpenter displayed a pasteboard box of more than a dozen snakes including copperheads a rattler and blacksnakes in January exhibition in a Zion Ridge oil area town. A snake den was found about 18 feet underground at a strip pit. Carpenter collected many reptiles and brought them to town with no disposition reported yet.
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Nelsonville
Carpenter
Zion Ridge
Two Fires Extinguished by Logan Fire Department
Logan fire department extinguished two fires in Falls Two. An auto owned by Byron Barber burned, and a chimney fire at Mrs. Mary L. Bowens home at 196 North Market Street in Lcot was extinguished.
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Logan
Logan Fire Department
Falls Two
Byron Barber
Mary L. Bowen
N. Market St
Clergyman in Vatican Newsroom Balances Priest and Reporter Duties
The Rev. Fr. Ashley Pettis, Mount St. Mary Hospital chaplain, spent a year in Rome covering the Ecumenical Council and Vatican events after Pope John’s illness and death and Pope Paul VI’s coronation. He wrote for the Texas Catholic and Steubenville Register and will soon publish An Undying Heritage in Ecclesiastical Review.
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Nelsonville
Ashley Pettis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Rome
Father Pettis
Mount St. Mary
Vatican City
Pr.John
Paul VI
Steubenville Register
Diocese Weekly
Texas Catholic
Pope John
Ecclesiastical Review
Washington, D. C
Dallas
Pope Paul
Vatican
Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Charity
New York
Nel sonville B P W Club Outlines Trade Work
Nel sonville Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Methodist Church social rooms for its first 1964 session. Gov. Richard Hubbard spoke on civic participation and the Parade of The Hills festival while the group adopted a resolution to assist the Board of Trade. The Mothers' March is planned for Jan 30 at 6 p.m. and a March 12 style show was slated.
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Nelsonville
Hubbard
Trade Board
Jeannette Grim
Glenna Shafer
Suzanne Wolf
Haffner
Eleanor Hammond
Joe Hanning
The
Methodist Church
Nelsonville Rotary hears drilling film and Inside Big E
At the noon luncheon in Ethel's Tea Room Nelsonville Rotary Club members watched a film on oil drilling and conservation practices presented by A. M. Hyle Gulf Oil Co. district sales representative Harold Smith served as program chairman. Chicago Cubs signings heat up as 24 of 37 players in fold today.
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Nelsonville
Commission OKs Plans For West Logan Sewer
Logan-Hocking County commissioners approve detailed plans specifications and cost estimates for the West Logan sanitary sewer project. Assessments notices will be mailed next week with a public hearing set for February 17 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse auditorium.
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Logan — Hocking
West Logan
Court House
Roy Loomis
Jean Loomis Harden
Two Local Drivers Fined For Red Light Violations
Logan residents David Monk and Margaret Imboden were arraigned in Mayor Jack Moorehead's court on red light charges at Market Main and Walnut Hunter. Each was fined $10 plus costs. Navy enlistment notice for Jimmy Teal at Great Lakes. Meigs County Probate Court sets hearings Feb 24 1964 for multiple estate accounts with deadlines for exceptions.
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Logan
Gale David Monk
Jack Moorehead
Market
Main St
Margaret G. Imboden
Walnut
Hunter St
Hocking Valley Hospital Notices List Dismissed
Joseph R. Jurgensmier of Logan and Mrs. William Gorsuch of McArthur are released. Mr and Mrs Richard Hollingshead of Gore announce the birth of a son.
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Joseph R. Jurgensmier
Logan
William Gorsuch
McArthur
Richard Hollingshead
Gore
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admitted Dismissals
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Jerry L Yates of Chauncey and a son for Mr and Mrs James Powell of Gloucester Route 3. Admissions include John W Roberts Sr Gloucester Route 1 and Debra Jones New Lexington among others. Discharges name Mrs John Bagent and son Nelsonville and several Gloucester and Nelsonville residents.
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Jerry L. Yates
Chauncey
James Powell
Glouster
John W. Roberts
Shirley Sanborn
Nelsonville
Forrest Lent
Alma Downey
Athens
Debra Jones
New Lexington
Randy Jones
John Bagent
Leona Kamento
Michael Malone
Charles Malone, Jr
Joyce Smart
John Hunter
Trimble
Hobart Scarberry
John Coffman
Mary Cox
Logan
Eclipse Era Shapes Louisville Baseball in 1880s
Louisville joined the American Association in 1882 with the Eclipse nickname. The club nearly collapsed after an 111-loss season in 1889, finishing last and signaling peak struggles in early major league activity.
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Louisville
American Association
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DeWitt
Chris Wolfe, Sr
Wolfe
W. Washington St
Foster's Soma ‘Store
Washington St
CABLE
Jantry Sale Living Room
Veredit Thrift
Pete
Board of Trade
B&pw
CUBS
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Commission OK
Public Square
Hilleary Shoe Hospital
Great Lakes
Carbondale
Jimmy L. Teal
James E. Teal
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, IN
Meigs County
Ohio
Gladys Harris
E. ©. Taggart
Lewis B. Stanley
Herbert Nesselroad
H. M. Cross
George H. Cross
Norma Jane Barbour
Caroline K. Detzel
Bessie Oliver
Grover C. Oliver
Sue Hodge
John E. Young
F. H. O'Brien
Paes County
FBI
Vicks Salve
Hocking Valley Hospital
Collins & Young
Flair
Frigidaire
Thrifty Frigidaire
Columbus St
Tel
Hanes
Raglan
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