Nelsonville Plan Fined On Firecracker Charge
Charles son Jr pleaded guilty on arraignment before Mayor Oral Daugherty for shooting firecrackers and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. John North faced discharging fire crackers, pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under 100 dollars. Several intoxication pleas resulted in 25 dollar fines. Hanning, Webb, and Ruflick paid. Johnny Sorrell was fined 10 dollars for driving without a license. Earl C. Davis Jr pleaded guilty to unsafe operation and paid 15 dollars.
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Nelsonville
Charlesson, Jr
Oral Daugherty
Everett Hewtt
Thompson
John North
Fred Pritts
Vinton
North
John Hanning
New Plymouth
Ash Webb
Tom Ruflick
Hanning
Johnny Sorrell
Columbus
Earl C. Davis, Jr
Trimble
State Highway Patrol
Logan Man Shoots Self With Shotgun
Logan County man George W. Huston 79 ended his life Monday morning by shooting himself with a 12 gauge shotgun. He was found near his son Stanley Huston’s Logan Route 2 residence. Survived by four sons, four sisters, and one brother. Friends may call Leonard funeral home. services set for 10:30 a m Thursday at Pleasant Hill Evangelical United Brethren Church with interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Logan
George W. Huston
C. F. Shonk
Huston
Stanley Huston
Logan Route 2
Hocking County
Mr. Huston
Clinton
Union Furnace
Chauncey
Jesse
George
Almeda McCune
Charles Rarich
Lucy Hunsacker
Hattie Armstrong
Columbus
William
Rockbridge
Leonard Funeral Home
Pleasant Hill Evangelical
Get-to-Gether 4-H Club Holds Ninth Meeting
In Logan Hocking County the Get-to-Gether 4-H Club met June 27 at adviser Mrs. Leonard Lehman’s home. The group planned a scrap paper drive for expenses and worked on a scrapbook for a shut in child. Joan Rizer will host a July 4 wiener roast. next meeting at Norma Hemsworth’s home at 6 pm with members bringing sandwiches and cookies.
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Norma Hemsworth
Elouise Lehman
Nelsonville Personal News Covers Hospitals and Visits
Mrs. Lawrence Dixon entered Marietta Osteopathic Hospital for major surgery and is recovering satisfactorily. Several Columbus residents Miss Adeline Ray James Dow and Mrs. Grace Kelch visited relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Meyer with son Norman vacationed with Ed Rosser's family in South Bend. The Hickmans traveled from Columbus to see John H Hickman after a heart attack at his Washington Street grocery store and expect a prolonged recovery. Virginia Swan of Detroit spent last week with her father John North and brother Frank North.
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Lawrence Dixon
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Adeline Ray
Columbus
James Dow
Grace Kelch
Robert Meyer
Norman
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Pearl Graham
Jack S. Hickman
John H. Hickman
Hickman
Washington St
Virginia Swan
Detroit
John North
Frank North
Be Your Age film urged for all over 30
Dr. John D Porterfield of the Ohio Department of Health promotes Be Your Age as essential viewing for anyone over 30. The public health film about heart disease will screen at Majestic Theater on Wednesday and Thursday, co-sponsored by the American Heart Association and Metropolitan Life.
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Nelsonville
John D.D. Porterfield
Ohio Department of Health
Majestic Theater
American Heart Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance &Co
Radio City Music Hall
New York
Ohio
S. E. Luellen Dies at 72 in Wilkesville
Samuel E. Luellen, 72, died at his home near South Salem Center. He leaves wife Gertrude, daughter Margaret Ellis of Harrisonville, and brothers Emery of Salem Center and Roy in Indiana. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Salem Center with burial in Salem Center Cemetery.
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Wilkesville
Samuel E. Luellen
South Salem Center
Gertrude
Margaret Ellis
Harrisonville
Emery
Salem Center
Roy
Indiana
Salem Center Cemetery
Nelsonville Baseball Teams Victorious in Holiday Games
In the Hocking Valley League the Sunday Jimmy Jones Post VFW defeated Athens Merchants 3 1 at City Playgrounds. Nelsonville Eagles beat Glouster 8 1 on a no hit bid by Jones. Eagles then edged Marietta 8 7 in a close matchup.
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Nelsonville
Eagles
VFW
Jimmy Jones Post
Athens Merchants
Jones
Nelsonville Eagles
Glouster
Marietta
Notice of Hearing In Estate of Joseph H Thompson
Myrtle C Thompson filed June 29 1949 in Athens Ohio for an order to relieve the estate of Joseph H Thompson deceased from administration. The assets are alleged not to exceed 1000 dollars. The hearing is set for July 29 1949 at 10:00 a.m. in the court.
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L. G. Worstell, Jr
Athens
Ohio
Charlies Dunfee
Athens County Infirmary
Athens County
John F. Newcomb
Notic Pres Cou ET
NTV
Jopee H. Thompson
Myrtle C. Thompson
Joseph H. Thompson
Nelsonville Football Outlook and Coaching Hire Discussed
Nelsonville neighbors hear that the city board appointed a new head coach via the school system and will be on hand after Aug 20 for duties. Gallia correspondent Johnny Ecker predicts SECA 1949 games are unpredictable, noting Nelsonville may rebound with returning starters and Dean Circle, while Gallipolis looms as a heavy rival.
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Virgil
Democracy
Ohio
Johnny Ecker
Gallia Times
Johnny
Land Sought for Proposed Power Plants
American Gas and Electric Co says two power producers in its system are acquiring land for three new stations. Appalachian Electric Power Co seeks sites on the Kanawha River near Charleston West Virginia and on the New River near Glenlyn Virginia. Ohio Power Co will build a third plant about 12 miles south of McConnellsville. Each plant will have two 200000 horsepower units and be designed for economical delivery on the Interconnected transmission system.
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New York
American Gas and Electric Co
Philip Sporn
American Gas and Electric
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Kanawha River
Charleston
W. Va
New River
Glenlyn
Ohio Power Co
Mc.Connellsville
Logan Area of Accidents Reported
A sheriffs investigation notes a crash on old Are men road north of Logan injuring 10 people when a truck driven by Joseph Brown collided with a car driven by Samuel Van Horn at about 3 15 p m Sunday. Police report two Saturday night incidents on W Hunter St and a parked car incident on FE unter St.
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Sheriffs Office
Aremen Road
Logan
Joseph Brown
Samuel van Horn
Bremen
W. Hunter St
Gaylord C. Brooks
Hollister
Roy Thompson
Brooks
Lester W. McGatha
Birth Announced in Nelsonville Couple Welcomes Daughter
Mr and Mrs Ross Keplar of Logan announce the birth of a daughter Friday night at Hocking Valley Hospital in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Ross Keplar
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
WONDER SALVE Offers Quick Relief for Skin Irritations
Wartime discovery WONDER SALVE promises relief from itching and infections such as eczema and athlete's foot. Free of acids and alcohol, it is gentle to apply and touted as pain relieving and antiseptic. Distributed locally by Athens Drug Stores and Gallagher Quick in Athens.
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Athens
Gallaher, Quick
Attendance Remains High at Nelsonville Pool
The Nelsonville pool draws large crowds as summer heat lingers. The third week nears 2500 in attendance with about 609 on Sunday and 397 children and adults on July 3. About 100 season tickets are held. the pool operates daily except Saturday.
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Nelsonvills
Auxiliary To Meet At Nelsonville VFW Post Rooms
Jary will meet Wednesday at 8 p for the Nelsonville VFW auxiliary. Cards and other games will be taken to the rooms and sent to the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital during the meeting.
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Nelsonville
VFW
Jary
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
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Nelsonville Plan
Logan Man
Self
Baties Dairy Bar
W. Washington St. Nelsonville
Reliance
OHTO
Ray Leizer
U.S
Leizer
S. E. Luellen
Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
Little House
Tad
Carbondale-Kimberly Rd
Blue Devils
C. 4
Bartlett
City Board of Education
SECA
Gallipolis
Oer
Tyo
Champs
Clarence Tye
Jack Cook
Larry Thomas
Charles Newton
Frank Hartley
John Powell
Max Townsend
Ecker
Dean Circle
Circle
Galliaway
Mechems
FORD
New York Fashion Academy
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Athens, Ohio
Fred R. Beasley, Inc
Ogg MotOr CO
Fashion Academy
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