Adoption petition and related notices in Athens County
Notices warn of a June 20 1961 hearing in Athens County Probate Court on Pamela Sue Balser's adoption and name change to Pamela Sue Balzer. The filing alleges Edwin Blackwell failed to support the child for over two years. A second notice cites a quiet title suit in Athens County Court listing unknown heirs of Lewis DeLong and Olive DeLong with a described 100 acre parcel in York Township.
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Pamela Sue Balser
Edwin Blackwell
Buster Blackwell
Philadelphia
Ohio
Lawrence Balser
Pamela Sue Blackwell
Athens County
Shirley Balser
Shirley Blackwell
Pamela Sue Balzer
Prote Court
Avauet
John W. Bolin
Court OF Common
Harley V. Schoonover
Lewis DeLa
Olive DeLong
Lewis DeLong
Court of Common Pleas of
Athens
York
County of
State of
York Township
Elizabeth Bean
Joshua Spencer
James
A. Ee County
Cory
Clara
Notice of Appointment and Ohio highway bid call
Notice: Alice C. Pendry of 56 M Avenue Athens Ohio is named executrix of Harper C. Pendry estate. Creditors must file claims within four months. Also State of Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed bids for unit price highway contracts in Athens Hocking and Vinton counties with multiple sections and completion as per prospectus. Bid opening July 25, 1961. Director B Preston signs.
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Alice C. Pendry
M Avenue
Athens
Ohio
Harper C. Pendry
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Cockumbus
Ohn
State Highway Director of
Columbus
Waterloo
Waterloo Township
Hocking County
Salt Creek Township
Marion Township
Laurel Township
Vinton County
Wilkesville
Vinton
Clinton
Harrison
Eagle Townships
Brown and
Swan Townships
Knox Township
Harrison Township
Elk Township
Hamden
Clinton Township
Vintonport
Madison Township
Zaleski
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Depuwathe
B. Preston
Gore Boy Is Injured When Struck By Auto
A Logan child 6, Clifford Ash Jr., was treated for minor bruises after running into a car on Main Street near Gal lager Avenue. James C. Dille ner, 46, was driving west and was not cited. Four minor accidents were recorded Saturday and Sunday with two more at Main and Market and N Walnut and Mulberry Streets. Damage was slight and investigations continue.
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Gore Boy
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Clifford Ash Jr
Gore
Main St
Gallagher Ave
James C. Dillener
Dillener
Main and
Market Sts
Wavaline Reed
Herbert Sheline
Walter I. Stone
Walnut St
Stone
Daubenmire
Walter M. Clark
N. Spring St
Clark
Owen F. Yaw
Garden Club Yearly Guest Day at Rachelmacher Park
Four Seasons Garden Club held its July gathering at Rachelmacher Park with guests Mrs. Harold Klinger Mrs. John Sloan Mrs. Robert Casner Miss Merjorie Rheinscheid Janice White Linda and Mary Alice Chute. A white elephant exchange followed contests and games with prizes to Mrs. Rheinscheid Duffey and Smith. Tours of local gardens preceded next year’s program discussion.
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Ohio Power Co
A. B. Curtiss
Carroll
York Schools Have Three Vacancies
York Board of Education accepted the resignations of three teachers from York Local, creating openings. Grace Donoghue retires from Murray City schooling, Joyce Conner resigns to join Athens City Schools, and Margaret Jennings leaves York Building to pursue a master’s degree. Interested teachers should contact elementary principal Bert Barnes.
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York
Bert Barnes
Bible Club Picnic Hosts New Members At Main Street Home
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters led by Mrs. Anthony J Toerner held its annual picnic at her Main Street home. New members Paula Hummel and Beverly Crane attended with Mary Siddle of Nelsonville guesting from Wednesday to Saturday among many others.
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Toerner
Ruth Heft Bible Boosters
Young Bible Students
Main St
Paula Hummel
Beverly Crane
Mary Siddle
Nelsonville
Mrs. Toerner
Debbie St. Clair
Quinette Dicken
Penny Ashbaugh
Virginia Seymour
Rita Scarberry
Becky Kuhnebrel
Kathy Whitcraft
Christy Smith
Cindy Sommers
Sue Ann Casner
Barbara Casner
Karen Schmidt
Suzie Castell
Letha Iles
Carolyn Thompson
Two Men Jailed After Court Ruling Saturday
Nelsonville court found Clayton Murphy Logan and William Mace guilty of intoxication during arraignment before Mayor Earl Hilleary. They were jailed for nonpayment of fines at Hocking County jail. Frederick Ohlinger of Columbus paid 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to passing on the right.
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Nelsonville
Clayton Murphy
Logan
William Mace
Earl Hilleary
Hocking County
Frederick H. Ohlinger
Columbus
Austin True Dies At 78
Austin R. True 78 of Logan Route 3 died at noon Sunday at University Hospital where he had been a patient since July 3. A native of Athens County and retired farmer and rural mail carrier, he was married to Nellie and survived by four sisters. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Heinlein funeral home with Rev. Paul Brown officiating. Burial in Ebenezer Cemetery Perry County.
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Logan
Austin R. True
University Hospital
Athens County
Joan W
Martha Maxwell True
Hocking County
Nellie
Elsie Brown
Pueblo
Colo
Laura Gilmore
Croton
Lydia Myers
Wilmington
Del
Edith Jolly
Baltimore
Heinlein
Paul Brown
Ebenezer Cemetery
Perry County
Drunk Driver Fined and Jailed in Logan Court
Mary Sauders Hawk, 35, Logan, arraigned Saturday after pleading guilty, fined 150 dollars and costs, and sentenced to three days in county jail for driving while intoxicated. Arrested at 3 30 a.m. on E Front Street. Harvey J. Ray, 61, Logan, pled guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct, fined 10 dollars and costs, after arrest at 7 30 p.m. Saturday at Stone's Grill on West Main Street.
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Logan
Mary Sauders Hawk
Ray
Stone’s Grill
W. Main St
Probate filings name executrix for Hartsough estate
Logan probate records show the Laurleville Route 1 estate of Orville W. Hartsough valued at 19,944.64 by appraisers Emanuel Schaal Frank Cave and Jacob Keller with Doris Latz as executrix. Warren G. Henry estate in Logan appraised by Jacob A. Keller Otto Shaw and Pearl Wolfe with Olive Henry as administratrix.
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Emanuel Schaal
Frank Cave
Jacob Keller
Doris Latz
Warren G. Henry
Logan
Jacob A. Keller
Otto Shaw
Pearl Wolfe
Olive Henry
Citizens Bank Of Logan Opens Its Doors Today
The Citizens Bank of Logan debuts at 72 E Main St as Logan’s first new bank in over 50 years. Chartered last March, the institution lists Aubrey Prewitt as executive vice president and cashier and a staff including Raymond Campbell, Harriet Beougher, Vera Reiser, and Michele Sickles. Additional officers include Moore, George C. Shaw, Roy B. Funk, Ernest Hartman, and Rolland Bright. Hours are 9 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. daily except Thursday.
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Logan
E. Main St
Citizens Bank of
Logan Deposit
Aubrey Pre
Two Weekend Crashes Leave Minor Injuries in Ohio
George D. Meinhold of Athens and George A. Breath of Amanda suffered minor injuries after single vehicle wrecks on Route 75 near Scotts Creek Falls and on the Middlefork Road. Officers Ed Smith and Paul Dietzel investigated while Meinhold was cited for excessive speed. Both cars rolled over, one ending on its top on a bridge as road conditions were slick with mud.
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Scotts Creek Falls
George D. Meinhold
Athens
Meinhold
Hocking Valley Hospital
Lyle Mann
Sheriff's
Ed Smith
Paul Dietzel
Buena Vista
Middlefork
George A. Breath
Amanda
Breath
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births Admissions and Discharges
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list several births with names and home towns including McIntosh Chauncey Vames Nelsonville Martin Sparks Poling Hook Smith and Emerson. Admissions feature Dorothy Carter James Leffler John Krivesti Joe Keller Page Morris and others from Murray City Union Furnace The Plains Glouster Trimble Radcliff Athens Millfield Nelsonville and more Discharges name multiple patients from Barberton New Lexington Logan Murray Glouster Carroll County and Rendville with kinship notes where provided.
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George McIntosh
Logan
Paul Vames
Chauncey
James Martin
Nelsonville
Wilbourne Sparks
Haydenville
Jerry Poling
Sam Hook
Glouster
Emerson Smith
Dorothy Carter
Murray City
James Leffler
Union Furnace
John Krivesti
the Plains
Joe Keller
Page Morris
Grace Dupler
Alice Walker
Larry Mitchell
Barberton
William Gladdis
New Lexington
Paul R. Geiger
Maynard LeMay
New Marshfield
Paul Vamos
Mary Turner
Eapha McGarva
Rose Ann Fassig
Mary Charlotte Brady
Carbon Hill
Gladys Dupler
Enterprise
George Leniger
Nelsonville Reading Clubs Hold Final Meetings
Nelsonville Public Library announces Tuesday 10 a.m. and Wednesday 11 a.m. sessions for the Reading Clubs. Both groups will gather for a picnic and present certificates and awards.
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Nelsonville
Perry County Native Dies
Otto S. Danison 65 of Columbus, Perry County native, died Sunday at St Anthony’s Hospital Columbus. Born Maxville, son of Jared and Clarinda McCormick Danison, he retired from the Virginia Hotel after many years. Survived by three sisters Blanche Ridenour Junction City Belle Geiger Somerset Anna Hamrick Shawnee and brother Frank Lancaster. Visitation after 6 p.m. Monday at J. E. Humphrey funeral home. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home, Rev. Edward Sadler officiating. Burial in New Lexington Cemetery.
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Otto S. Danison
Columbus
Perry County
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Maxville
Jared and
Clarinda McCormick Danison
Virginia Hotel
Blanche Ridenour
Junction City
Belle Geiger
Somerset
Anna Hamrick
Shawnee
Frank
Lancaster
Carter Rites Set Tuesday
Arrangements are completed for the funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Carter 71 New Plymouth Route 1 who died Saturday in Mercy Hospital Springfield. The service will be Tuesday at Asbury Methodist Church Start Two with burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. She is survived by four daughters two sons 20 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Logan
Mary E
Sweetie) Carter
New Plymouth
Mercy Hospital
Springfield
Asbury Methodist Church
New Marshfield Cemetery
Glouster Man Edward Searles Dies at Cottage
Edward Searles 60 of Oak Street Glouster died unexpectedly Monday at a summer cottage on the Muskingum River near Stockport. He had been in ill health. His wife Florence accompanied him. Arrangements are being completed by Wiley Funeral Home.
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Glouster
Edward Searles
Oak St
Muskingum River
Stockport
Florence
Mr. Searles
Wiley Funeral Home
Accident Reported in Nelsonville at Canal and Fourth
Patrolman Clarence Wolf investigated a Sunday 9 32 a m crash at Canal Street and Fourth Street. Ralph Wilson 57 Buchtel drove a car rear ended by Roy McNutt of New Philadelphia. Wilson car rear bumper damage McNutt car front bumper damage. No charges filed.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Wolf
Canal St
Ralph Wilson
Buchtel
Roy McNutt
New Philadelphia
Wilson
McNutt
Nelsonville Couple Weekend Guests in Columbus
Nelsonville couple Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels of Columbus visited Mrs. Daniels' parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Byers on West Columbus Street for a weekend absence from home.
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William Daniels
Columbus
Nurses Visit Children During 201 Field Trips
Logan Hocking County health department nurses conducted 201 field visits in June. Visits targeted school age children, pre schoolers, crippled children, infants, and mothers, with additional cases for adult health and tuberculous patients. They administered 73 polio shots and 10 referrals for chest X rays while the health officer visited institutions and held meetings with physicians.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Dixon 31 Dies After Mine Injury in Ohio
Thomas L. Dixon Jr. 31 of Grove City died at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus after long illness from a 11 year old mine accident back in Shadyside Ohio. He worked at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Columbus and is survived by his wife Mary, three step-sons, his parents and three sisters. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Patrick's Church Buchtel with burial in Buchtel cemetery. Rosary to be read tonight at Johnson Funeral Home.
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Nelsonville
Thomas L. Dixon Jr
Grove City
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Dixon
Shadyside
Ohio
Shadyside High School
Ohio Northern College
Orbiston
Hocking County
Thomas and
Robinette Dixon
Mary
Terry
Steve
Tim
Arlene Linscott
Buchtel
Marilyn Wiggins
Bellaire
Ladonna Kuhn
Dixon
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Cletus Aldermath
Buchtel Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Ralph Beal Dies At 48 In Ohio Funeral
Funeral services for Ralph H. Beal 48, former Logan resident, will be held Wednesday in Westerville. He worked for J A Myers Heating and Plumbing Co. Survived by wife Hester son Clifford Lee Columbus daughter Carolyn Kaye at home mother Edna Beal Logan brothers George Columbus Earl Logan sister Evelyn Spang of Vero Beach Fla. Burial Pioneer Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday at Moreland Funeral Home.
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LOGAN
Westerville
Ralph H. Beal
Worthington
Beal
J. A. Myers
Carolyn Kaye
Edna Beal
George of Columbus
Earl of Logan
Evelyn Spang
Vero Beach
Fla
Moreland Funeral Home
Richard Ellsworth
Pioneer Cemetery
Driver Fined After Wreck in Nelsonville
Theodore Moore Jr. of Ironton was found guilty of failing to stop within the assured clear distance after a collision at Watkins and Canal Street. Moore was fined $20 and costs in Mayor's Court. Clif ford L. Gabriel Jr. of Athens Route 2, who was stopped at a light, also faced fines of $50 and costs and two days in jail for driving while his license was revoked.
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Nelsonville
Theodore Moore Jr
Ironton
Watkins
Canal Street
Moore
Clifford L. Gabriel Jr
Athens
Gabriel
Youths cited for reckless driving on Main Street
Two youths were cited for reckless operation at 5 a.m. Sunday on West Main Street at Spring. Police said John W. Poling, 19, of Logan Route 4, and William E. Lelong, 20, of Logan, drove recklessly while turning west on Main from North Spring Street.
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Logan
W. Main St
John W. Poling
William E. Lelong
Main
N. Spring St
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State OF Ohio
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Fred W. Weber
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Gallipolis
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T Athens Messenger
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Tomte & Thessay
Garden Club
Bible Club
Austin True
Hartsough
Orville W. Hartsough
Laurelville
Citizens Bank of Logan
Gerald Avinkwaite
Grandville
Mich
Raymond EB. Hudlin
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Karen
David
Diane
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Amanda Hook
Edward Ervin
E. G. (Barney) Tripplett
Trimble
Sarah Wintermute
Kathryn Markin
Radcliff
Fred Taylor
Deanville
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Violet Woolum
Millfield
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Health Department
Ralph Beal
Ing Co
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