Sanitarian Cummins Granted Leave by County Board
Logan Hocking County Health Board granted Jack Cummins a one year leave starting July 15 1963 to pursue a master’s in public health at the University of Minnesota. Astor Graves of Vinton County Health Department will temporarily replace him and then take over. The board debated adoption of plumbing and food establishment regulations with enforcement and fee details to be set at the next meeting.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jack Cummins
Logan-Hocking County
Cummins
University of Minnesota
H. M. Boocks
Astor Graves
Vinton County Health Department
Graves
Cum
Ohio Department of Health
Boocks
Nine people fined by Judge Collins in Hocking County
Haydenville man Roy Hayden, 43, was fined 100 dollars and costs, sentenced to five days in jail and given a six month driving suspension after pleading guilty to a State Highway Patrol charge. Several others received smaller fines for unsafe vehicle operation and related offenses.
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Logan
Haydenville
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Roy Hayden
State Highway Patrol
Route
David L. Conkey
Buchtel
Conkey
Donald K. Paul
Columbus
Collins
Paul
George J. Stump
Carbondale
Sheriff's Department
Layton Williams
Lancaster
Clearcreek Rd
Walter Mathews
Richard Chambers
Lee Kersell
Robert B Lederer
Newark
Highway Patrol
Harold E. Kilbarger
Rockbridge
Contracts Awarded For Four Trucks In Hocking County
Hocking County Commissioners awarded four truck purchases for the highway department in a special session. Bowman and Beasley Ford bid $1816.44 for a pickup. Tanksy Rambler bid $4211.77 for a two-ton GMC with Daybrook body. Chevrolet bid $4740.40 for a two-and-a-half ton with Marion body. North East Garage bid $4742.58 for a two-and-a-half ton International with Hercules body. Prices include trade-ins.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Bowman and
Beasley Ford
Daybrook
Chevrolet
Marion
North East
Hercules
Dixon couple welcomes a son at Hocking Valley
Mr and Mrs Charles Dixon of McArthur celebrate the birth of a son. Admits include Mrs Marvin Pierce of Logan and Mrs Georgia Rosser of Lancaster.
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Charles Dixon
McArthur
Marvin Pierce
Logan
Georgia Rosser
Lancaster
Court Hears Two Cases Disposed in Common Pleas Court
In Logan, the suit by Harry Thomas and Ronald Starkey against John Kienzle for damages over 16 pigs from an oral agreement was dismissed. In a separate partition suit, Leslie G. Johnson was appointed temporary guardian for Martin D. Crosby and Linda K. Crosby, children of Lillian Crosby and the late Fred Crosby.
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Logan
Harry Thomas
Ronald Starkey
John Kienzle
Common Pleas Court
Kienzle
Leslie G. Johnson
Martin D. Crosby
Linda K. Crosby
Dexter
Crosby
Kenneth Crosby
Lillian Crosby
Fred Crosby
Chair Burns In Logan Home Fire
Firemen answered a 12 22 p m call to 112 Mound Street where a stuffed chair owned by Mrs Cecil Berry burned after she dropped a lit cigarette. The chair was removed and the fire was put out with a garden hose. damage estimated at $30. Logan marriage licenses issued to Terry Hood and Delores Britton and to Samuel Garrett and Marilyn Brokaw.
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Logan — City
Mound St
Cecil Berry
Hocking
Terry Lee Hood
Logan
Delores Jean Britton
Samuel Rance Garrett
Kingston
Farmer
Marilyn Sue Brokaw
Laurelville
Health Dept Reports June Activities Log
The Logan Hocking County Health Department logged 258 field nursing visits in June. Nurses made 109 home visits, 19 by patients to the department, and 21 under home care. The month included 96 inspections across food service, sewage, water, milk, camps, rabies, pools and nuisance investigations.
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Logan
Logan- Hocking County Health Department
H. M. Boocks
Population Is Steady in Logan and Hocking County
Logan and Hocking County show a theoretical population balance for the first six months of 1963. By June 30 124 live births and 124 deaths were filed in the two counties with Logan recording a net paper gain of 16 persons.
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Logan
Hocking County
Lorena M. Larimer
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Group Hears Talk On Daily Pressures
Logan Honey Fork Farm Bureau Advisory Council met at the Zimmermans home to hear Harold Zimmerman discuss pressures of modern living. Mrs. Golda Shaw of the Hocking County Farm Bureau Federation attended as a guest. The meeting included a treasure hunt for members' children and a post meeting wiener roast with 26 participants. Michael J. Shan ley, 26, was cited for no operator's license after a Sunday night stop on W Hunter Street near the five way traffic light and ordered to appear before Mayor Delmar Freeman. Laurel Valley Grange guests will include Marion Grange on July 18, and Miller Chapel Grange will host Marion Grange on July 17.
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LOGAN
Honey Fork Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Harold Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Golda Shaw
Hocking County Farm Bureau Federation
Michael J. Shanley
W. Hunter St
Delmar Freeman
Laurel Valley Grange
Marion Grange
Miller Chapel Grange
Jobless Claims Drop in Hocking and Athens Counties
Unemployment claims in Hocking and Athens Counties fell to 724 for the week ending July 6 down 194 from the prior week. Hocking 443 claims and Athens 291 reflect declines. initial and continued claims totaled 98 and 626 respectively. Schein noted a waitress opening at the OSES office 30 S Spring St.
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Logan
Hocking
Athens
Homer Schein
Ohio State Employment Service
Schein
Godman Shoe Co
Hocking County
Athens County
OSES
S. Spring St
Logan Rotary hears Indian native recount schooling and move
Mahendra Shah a Bombay native and Carborundum process engineer told Logan Rotary Club in Bloser's Restaurant how Illinois lured him to the United States. He chose the U S over England for Illinois and its university, later settling in Logan. Guest Lou Riggs of Ft. Myers attended, with Harry Smith as program chairman.
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Logan
United States
Illinois
Mahendra Shah
Carborundum Co
Rotary Club
Blosser
Shah
Bombay
India
University of Illinois
University of Bombay
Germany
England
U. S
Lou Riggs
Ft. Myers, Fla
Harry Smith
Nelsonville Meetings and Community Notices
The Fish and Game Conservation League meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at the League Club House Connett Rd with refreshments. York Athletic Boosters meet 8 p.m. Wednesday at York High School. Parade of The Hills Committee gathers 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the City Loan office. Golden Rule Class dinner at Lake Hope Lodge 6 30 p.m. Thursday with carpool from church 5 45 p.m. sharp.
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Fish and Game Conservation League
League Club
Connett Rd
York Athletic Boosters
York High School
Parade of the Hills Committee
City Loan Office
Golden Rule
First Methodist Church
Lake Hope Lodge
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Births and Admit Discharges
Mount St Mary notes a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drake of Glouster Route 3. Admissions include Marguerite Bigony Albany and several others from Ohio towns. Dismissals list Harold Bragg and son Glouster Ronald Matherly and son Corning and others from Nelsonville Buchtel and New Straitsville.
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Charles Drake
Glouster
Marguerite Bigony
Albany
Christy Dupler
Carbon Hill
Janice Dunn
Millfield
Rose Russell
New Marshfield
Jon Mitchell
Murray City
Ellen Childress
Nelsonville
Phoenix Hayes
Dolores Nixon
Buchtel
Arvilla Wilson
Pearl Kinney
Crooksville
Jennie Byers
Harold Bragg
Ronald Matheny
Corning
Freda Rupe
New Straitsville
Ben Taylor
Joe Wallace
Robert Hartman
Longstreth
Carl Jeffrey
Haydenville
Clarence Riley
Logan Calendar Tuesday Community Meetings
Berea Class of Union Furnace Presbyterian Church holds a Bible study at 7 30 p m with Mrs Bill Winder in charge. Bible Boosters meet at the Presbyterian Church Dining Room in the afternoon. Georgia Stanley Circle of EUB Church gathers in the church ladies parlor at 8 p m. VFW Auxiliary convenes at Poca hontas Hall at 7 30 p m for charter night.
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Berea
Union Furnace Presbyterian Church
Bill Winder
Presbyterian Church
Georgia Stanley
EUB Church
Church Ladies Parlor
VFW
Pocahontas Hall
Picnic dinner marks bridge club reunion in Nelsonville
Former bridge club members and families gathered at the city park shelter house for a Sunday picnic. Local attendees included Dwight Kuhn and family, Paul Williams and relatives, Myrtle Christopher, and others from Nelsonville and nearby towns. The piece also notes visitors, travels, and a Mets attendance statistic as side item.
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City Park Shelter House
Dwight Kuhn
Donna Loretta
Chillicothe
Paul Williams
Trina
Paula
Cathy Williams
the Plains
Myrtle Christopher
Waynesburg
Ohio
Dan Woody
Steven
Diane
Columbus
Raymond Patton
James Hollenbaugh
Merrilee Kunzman
Debbie Windle
Nelsonville
Christopher
Hollenbaugh
L. R. Burrows
Floyd Steenrod
Columbus St
Burrows
DR. Howard
Charles Cooke
Danville
Carl Duskey
Chestnut St
Clarence Duskey
Wyandotte
Mich
Carl
Michigan
Donna Sanders
Donald
Alice Duskey) Sanders
Dresden
Duskey
Will Keplar
Lancaster
Elmer Traugh
Fairfield Hospital
Cut In Electric Rate OK'ed In Nelsonville
Nelsonville City Council approved a rate cut for the Columbus and Southern Ohio service at a regular session Monday night. The action, described as rare for a public utility, was taken during the council meeting with officials noting expected savings for residents and local businesses.
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Nelsonville
Wilbur Mender
Columbus
Ohio
Local Socials and Civic Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Logan Personals reports visits by Lou Riggs and Fort Myers friends. the Thoma family tours Niagara Falls Plymouth Rock and Boston Harbor before returning to Dayton. Nelsonville notes a Summer Reading Club for 7th and 8th graders and a rummage sale at Circle C Presbyterian Church. Plus local council actions on rate cuts, hydrant repairs, Pine Grove improvements, and memorial building tenant search.
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Lou Riggs
Fort Meyers
Fla
Logan
Warren Johns
N. Mulberry St
John Thoma
Mary Jo Adcock
Steve
James
Timothy
Dayton
Thoma
L. W Adcock
E. Main St
Weston
Mass
Lawrence W. Adcock
Thomas
Adcock
Niagara Falls
Plymouth Rock
Boston Harbor
Victor M. Nixon
Fort Campbell
Burr Nixon
Hunter St
Bob Johnston
Melanie
John Saving
FE. Main St
Stephen Paul
Hocking Valley Hospital
Savings
Jeff
Bill
David
Margaret Saving
William Harwood
Elizabeth McGuire
Columbus
Ethel Lee
Nelsonville
Allen Sevigny
Kenneth Bodyer
Hold Shower For Future Mrs Butt
Bridal shower honoring Miss Sigrid Schuster was hosted by Mrs. Sarah Cline and Mrs. Betty Donaldson on July 2 at Mrs. Cline's home. Schuster is engaged to Mr. Keith Butt of Monroe St. Refreshments were served to a guest list including Erma Butt Lois Davis Marilyn Figgins Kathryn Higgins Gwen Scott Kay Carter Flora Lechleidner Marie Glenn Diane Dup ler Ruth Brooker Marguerite Hall Gertrude Stufflebean Viola Courtney Donna Hick man Ruth Butt Ann Butt Emily Reed Doris Ellinger.
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Nelsonville
Sigrid Schuster
Sarah Cline
Betty Donaldson
Cline
Schuster
Keith Butt
Monroe St
Erma Butt
Lois Davis
Marilyn Figgins
Kathryn Higgins
Gwen Scott
Kay Carter
Flora Lechleidner
Marie Glenn
Diane Dupler
Athens woman named administratrix of decedent’s estate
Notice states Myra McVay of Athens Ohio has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Paul B McVay late of Athens County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months with the fiduciary HAROLD J ROSH 624 Sotw Dated June 28 1963. Another notice names Mary Perry of Shade Route 1 Ohio as administrator of the estate of Charles Butts deceased in Athens County Ohio Dated June 28 1963.
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William ©. Rowland
West
Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Lillie B. Dunfee
Coolville
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Said
Myra . McVay
Paul B. McVay
China
Mary Perry
Route 1
Shade
Charles Butts
Rose
Notice of Public Hearing on State Route 216 Relocation Nelsonville
Ohio Director of Highways will hold a 10:40 a m July 17 1963 hearing in Nelsonville Council Chamber Athens Hocking Counties. Hear arguments for and against relocation abandonment and vacation of portions of State Route 216 and related extensions to 685 with advisory relocation assistance for displaced persons or organizations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Director of Highways of
Council Chamber
Nelsonville
Athens-Hocking
THE
Director OF Highways
York Township
Athens County
Ward Township
Hocking County
Buchtel
Monday Creek
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
East Corporation
Snow Fork
West Corporation
Buehtel
Athens-Hocking County
Hockig
Traf
Buch GL
Ofilo
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