Hit Ship Charge Dismissed For Insufficient Evidence
In Nelsonville on Saturday night Mayor William Hoffman heard four cases. Robert Lee Coe of Parkersburg pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident and paid 150 dollars plus costs. He was found guilty of failing to stop within an assured clear distance and fined 10 dollars plus costs. John Harrison Chilcote of Nelsonville had hit and run charges dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. Gary L. Shook filed the charges after a May 21 accident. Hibert Davis and Roy Miller Six of Logan Route 1 were fined five dollars plus costs on stop sign violations, with Six found guilty. Virgil Mathena of Nelsonville forfeited a 20 dollar bond on an intoxication charge, and Free William Loudner of Nelsonville Route 2 forfeited a bond on a loud mufflers charge.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Robert Lee Coe
Parkersburg
Polce
John Harrison Chilcote
Gary L. Shook
Hibert Davis
Harper Sr
Roy Miller
Logan
Virgil Mathena
William Loudner
United Sweeps Two In Hocking League Play
United Roof and Construction Co. defeats Hocking Honor Camp 5-1 and 13-2 in Nelsonville softball action. Harold Pancake earned the first game's win. Don Simmons, Roger McCulloch, and Tom Warren led with multiple hits. In the second game Don Foughty won. Warren and McCulloch led the offense with doubles and singles as United advances to face Zaleski Honor Camp next Sunday at De Anville.
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Nelsonville
United Roof and Construction Co
Hocking
Tom Warren
Danny Warren
Roger McCulloch
Larry Foughty
Mick Warren
Billy Wachenschwanz
Steve Herrick
United
Zaleski
Deanville
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes and Nelsonville Dance
Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list births and admissions in Athens Nelsonville and surrounding areas with several residents named. A series of outdoor dances sponsored by the city recreation commission will begin at 8 p.m. Monday at Nelsonville City Park with a Columbus band.
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Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
City Recreation Commission
Nelsonville City Park
Columbus
Meigs County land transfers and church meeting notices
A list of Meigs County land transfers includes Mona Jean Jacks and others conveying eight acres to Lucille Hysell Hiett in Rutland and other parcel changes to Albert Frank, Jack Harris, Gladys Taylor, and Owen Dailey. Heath Methodist Church pastoral relations committee meeting set for Tuesday with worship plans during Rev. Dawson’s vacation. additional commission chairmen meetings and an open house Sunday. Also notes 1964 UK car exports to the US and Maine’s unique land border in the continental US.
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Mona Jean Jacks
William Jacks
George Kermit Hysell
Elaine Hysell
Janet Roberts
Mike Roberts
Lucille Hysell Hiett
Rutland
Leroy Hiett
Albert Frank
Anna Frank
Robert C. Hartenbach
Russell I. Wilson
Hazel G. Wilson
Jack Harris
Merle Harris
Salisbury
Gladys Taylor
Howard Scott Shank
Ethel A. Shank
Pomeroy
Owen Fred Dailey
Carol Sue Dailey
Lebanon
Edward H. Hedrick
Virginia Hedrick
Charles G. Lee
Russell G. Bailey
Bessie E. Bailey
Joseph R. Bailey
Mildred L. Bailey
Mpddleport
Heath Methodist Church
M. E. Dawson
Camp dedication ceremony draws Heath Church members
MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Heath Methodist Church members attended the Rio Grande Camp Francis Asbury consecration. The church donated 55 dollars, six picnic tables, and kitchen equipment through the Women’s Society of Christian Service plus other groups. Speaker was Rev. Lee Whitman. Emma Connors returned home after visiting relatives. Dale Norman recovers at home as Home Restaurant plans to reopen Tuesday.
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Middleport
Heath Methodist Church
Rio Grande
Emma Connors
Jackson Sr
C. C
Margie Connors) Fuller
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Dale Norman
Five People Appear In Nelsonville Court
Five persons were cited or charged in Nelsonville court actions. William McKnight, 31, cited for traffic light violation, to appear at 7:30 p.m. Monday before Mayor William Hoffman. Lawrence Gabriel, 22, cited for running a red light, to appear Monday night before the mayor. Charles Nichols, 33, arrested on intoxication charges, to appear at 8 p.m. Monday. Leonard Hill Jr., 24, cited for reckless operation, to appear at 7:30 p.m. July 24. Manning Dorst, 28, Buckeye Lake, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined $150 and costs, plus three days in city jail.
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William Hoffman
Lawrence Vercoe Gabriel
Logan
Nelsonville
Charles Edward Nichols
St. John St
Leonard Admiral Hill Jr
Millfield
Manning M. Dorst
Buckeye Lake
Nelsonville Explorer Post Receives 66 Charter
Explorer Post 70 in Nelsonville received its 1965 66 charter at a ceremony at the Little House Myers Street. Post chairman James Hollenbaugh accepted the charter from Robert Essex district officials while Roger Harris spoke on program advances. Officers named Steve Hubbard president George Auflick vice president and Mark Mechem secretary. Members received registration cards and were welcomed by district and council leaders during the session. The item ends noting Mt Washington New England’s highest point and Jerimoth Hill Rhode Island’s lowest high point.
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Nelsonville
Little House
Myers St
Robert Essex
Athens
Hock- Hocking
James Hollenbaugh
Jack Sowers
Roger Harris
The
Plains
John Coker
Kootaga
Hope Woodson
Sowers
George Auflick
Ralph James
Steve Hubbard
Wayne Lewis
Larry Snyder
Mike Ennis
Richard Polley
Mark Mechem
Richard Steenrod
Willie Dishong
Vern Barnhart
Jimmie Guess
Paul Conrad
John Coker Jr
Jim Dean
Tom Hines
Hollenbaugh
Keith Butt
Troop 66
W. D. Mender
Robert Guess
Andrew Auflick
Eugene Snyder
Charles Hubbard
Violet Mollenbaugh
William A. Mechem
John Stenrod
Hubert James
John Brooks
Don Morman
Eugene Young
New England
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Jerimoth Hill
New Non Surgical Cure Shrinks Piles with Relief
Science reports a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne providing reduction of hemorrhoids, relief from itching and pain without surgery. Cases show shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem using Preparation H suppository or ointment offered at drug counters.
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