Barber Reopens In New Location After Elk’s Building Fire
Fritz Bookman of Buchtel moved his barber shop from the damaged Elks Building on June 24 to the former Cooley Store on Fort Street. He rehabilitated the interior and reopened with help from volunteers and supporters who assisted during the emergency.
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Elk’s Blaze
Nelsonville
Elks
Fritz Bookman
Buchtel
Bookman
Fort Street
Cooley
W. L. (Tate) Cooley
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus Citizen Journal
Logan Street Resurfaced After Repairs
Logan Street and Logan Main Street were closed to traffic as the F. H. Brewer Co laid a leveling course of hot mix to repair the surface. Extra police managed detours on Route 93 while Safety Service Director James Parkinson said the job would be complete by Monday night.
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Logan
F. H. Brewer Co
Safety Service
James Parkinson
Man Tries To Avoid Jail In Logan Incident
Logan man Terry Lee Brandon, 20, of 48 E Hunter Sr, arrested 3:10 for suspended license driving. He fought officers, was cuffed, fined 50 dollars plus costs by Mayor Merril Haney. He faced resisting arrest charges, fined 75 dollars and costs, 15 days in jail with 10 suspended. Second man James R. Geil, 28, of Logan Route 4, cited 8 p.m. for driving left of center after leaving Culver Street and hitting a tree on the Schempp property.
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Logan
Terry Lee Brandon
E. Hunter Sr
Merril Haney
James R. Geil
Geil
Culver Street
Zanesville Ave
Schempp
North Culver
Bob Hess Honored As Top Dealer in Nation
Nelsonville Ohio Robert Hess owner of Bob Hess Chevrolet Inc at 12 N May Ave Athens earns a top 500 dealer award. He wins a one week trip to Mexico City and Acapulco for sales in May and June. Pat Patterson sales manager also wins a week long trip to Montreal Canada from the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Hess
May Ave
Athens
Bob Hess
Chevrolet, Inc
Mexico City
Acapulco
Pat Patterson
Montreal
Canada
Logan Man Cited After Mishap On Route 180
Logan man Lawrence Rutgers, 21, of 532 W Hunter St, was cited for driving left of center after his car skidded into William Clary’s vehicle on Route 180 five miles from Route 33 at 4 p.m. Saturday. A minor accident followed at Route 56 near Laurelville when Hazel Shannon, 28, of Columbus, skidded into Burlin Black’s parked car.
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LOGAN
Lawrence Rutgers
W. Hunter St
William §. Clary
Dew Hotel
Nelsonville
Laurelville
Hazel Shannon
Columbus
Burlin W. Black
Hospital admits list and local fire report in GLOUSTER and LOGAN
A hospital admission list from Hocking Valleys Community Hospital includes Mrs. Charles Graham and multiple relatives and friends from New Straitsville Logan and Lancaster. Four Church of Christ youths attended Christian Service Camp near Darwin returning Saturday. Logan Fire Department responded to a lightning strike on an oil tank on Clay Bank Hill Road Saturday at 3 30 p m.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Darwin
Sheila Exline
Debbie McAllister
Carl Linscott
Timmy Seeve
Timmy Seevers
Logan
Albert van Sickle
Clay Bank Hill Road
Eight Are Fined In Hocking Court
Eight people were fined and twenty two bonds forfeited in Hocking County Court on Saturday. Local names from Logan New Straitsville and Columbus faced fines for license violations, unsafe vehicles, speeding, and other infractions. Bond forfeitures included several motorists and a DWI charge, with multiple cases linked to listed towns and ages.
Charles Sells Interest In Logan Radio Station
Logan The Logan Broadcasting Company says George Charles vice president and general manager sold his stake and will serve as a broadcast consultant to WLGN Radio. He plans a Kentucky radio start and other broadcasting ventures while continuing residence at 973 Betty Ave. Donnie Devol becomes acting general manager and Gary Boyer becomes station manager. Lee Hamilton promoted to program director.
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LOGAN
Logan Broadcasting Company
George Charles
Charles
Wlgn Radio
Tri-State
Kentucky
Betty Ave
Donnie Devol
Logan Broadcasting Co
Gary Boyer
WLGN
Lee Hamilton
Devol
Deputies Cite Two Drivers After Mishaps
Sheriff deputies issued two citations after two minor accidents Saturday afternoon. On Route 328 North by Wesleyan Methodist Church, Ross Nice and John Dane collided when Danes car slid left of center. Dane cited for driving left of center. At Route 3 entrance to the Goodyear Plant, Joyce Debeer slowed for a car and was hit from behind by Carolyn Adkins who was cited for excessive speed for road conditions.
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Athens
Goodyear
Route 3
Carolyn Dee Adkins
Five Fined One Dismissed In Nelsonville
Nelsonville court tried six cases Friday night. Ralph E. Jackson of Buchtel was found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined 34 dollars plus costs. Hilary J. Lerman of 577 Railroad St. was guilty on improper backing and fined 15 dollars plus costs. Darrell Roberts’s charge of assault and battery was dismissed for lack of evidence after a plea of innocent. Walter Wayne Brown of Humble Texas was guilty on unsafe operation with a 10 dollar fine plus costs. Melvin L. Estep of 836 Main St. Locan was guilty on unsafe operation with 10 dollars plus costs. Gilbert Maffin of Nelsonville faced intoxication charges and pleaded guilty.
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Nelsonville
Ralph E. Jackson
Buchtel
Hilary J. Lerman
Railroad St
Darrell Roberts
Bartlett
Virginia Figgins
West Columbus Street
Walter Wayne Brown
Humble
Texas
Melvin L. Estep
Main St
Locan
Gilbert Maffin
Police Nab Violator Of October Parole
Nelsonville man Jerry Hickman 32 of 717 High St was arrested by Patrolman Tom Cullison for parole violation and handed to state parole officer Nick Sanborn. He was detained at the Athens County jail. Rebekah Lodge No 906 IOOF will initiate candidates Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the lodge hall on Jackson Street with the Stewart Lodge presenting the work.
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Nelsonville
Tom Cullison
Nick Sanborn
Jerry Hickman
High St
Athens County
Rebekah Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Jackson Street
Stewart Lodge
Births and visits in Glouster Nelsonville area hospital notes
Mount St. Mary Hospital reports numerous births including Randy Herron Logan Frank Smith Glouster Route 3 and many residents from Nelsonville Athens Glouster and The Plains. The Glouster section notes Bessie West hosting guests Major Michael W Easley and family from Weisbadden Germany with plans for posting Major Easley in Washington DC after August 4.
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Randy Herron
Logan
Frank Smith
Glouster
Denese Dunn
Union Furnace
William Perry, Jr
Norma Jean Rarick
Lana Young
Nelsonville
Virginia Stump
New Straitsville
Orpha Baker
the Plains
Phyllis Dearing
David Richards
Thomas Fleming
Corning
Thomas McManus
Creola
Vesta Chesher
Anna Merz
Buchtel
Carole Breeze
Marilyn Bean
Athens
Bessie West
Front St
Michael W. Easley
Weisbadden
Germany
Major Easley
Washington, D. C
West
Louis Henry
Lena Easley
Annetta
James Daley
Portsmouth
Stolen cash drugs and gun from Store Drug Store
A break in at Store Drug Store at 98 West Main Street left a cash box with about 2510 in checks and cash missing along with a box of assorted narcotics and a .25 caliber semi automatic pistol. Entry was gained through a pried back door and discovered Sunday morning by staff who alerted police.
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LOGAN
Store
W. Main St
Speeding citation issued in Nelsonville for local resident
William Howe Jr. 21 of Fairview Street was cited by police early Saturday on speeding charges and ordered to appear in Nelsonville Mayor's court August 8.
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Nelsonville
William Howe, Jr
Fairview Street
Scouts Plan Camp Outing At Meeting
Nelsonville scout parents of Boy Scout Troop 67 meet Monday at 7 p.m. at First Christian Church to finalize Camp Kootaga plans. Troop members are scheduled to depart for West Virginia next Sunday, leaders said.
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Nelsonville
First Christian Church
Camp
Kootaga
West Virginia
Preparation H advertised relief for hemorrhoids in Scranton ad
A Scranton notice promotes Preparation H to relieve hemorrhoid pain itching and burning. It cites Mrs J Straniere Jr saying relief after one use during childbirth and claims doctors prove the formula shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids and reduces swelling with gentle lubrication for comfortable bowel movements.
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Scranton
J. Straniere Jr
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George Lovell
ST. Jude Church
Chauncey
John King Massie
Diocese of
Steubenville
Stalder Wrecking Co
Plains
Logan Street
Wilson Baker
Watchmaker Jeweler
Court
Berry Hel
Ohio
Man
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
Hocking Valles * E Community Hospital
Charles Graham
Dale Goodevale
Milwaukee
Wis
Myrtle Irwin
William Young
Lancaster
Thomas Saunders
Gary Cox
Roger Cook
Charles Brooks
Kenneth Insani
Sharon Woltz
Gary Woltz
Jeanette Woltz
Gloria Woltz
Terry Woltz
Carol Woltz
Steven Woltz
Robert Burcham
Brian Lehman
Bradley Lightfeet
Herman Smart
William Miller Jr
James Sexton
Kenneth Williams
Earl Poling
Wenona
Pank
Hocking
Clark E. Haithcock
Lynchburg
John Henry Exenhamper
Jacksonville
Louis A. Quatrane
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Robert E. Barnett
Raymond Hays
South Gate
Mich
Richard Lee Beharry
Chesterland
Sandra L. Kiespies
Akron
William J. Horwich
Addison, Til
Bruce H. Nygren
Terry Claude Adkins
Mildred R. Strausbaugh
Wilkesville
Kathryn G. Hannaford
Toledo
Robert W. Claymier
Powell
Charles W. Alltop
Steven Michael Peltz
Detroit
Larry Alen Vance
Harrisonville
Rickey R. Ringhiser
John G. Daniels
Gallipolis
Donald E. Hykes
Seville
Lenis F. Kline
Leona I. Stevens
South Bloomingville
Carl D. Reese
Logan Radio
Lodge
the First National Bank
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Bernard Bailey
Rendville
Ralph Coe
Deric Tignor and Son
Charlotte Shipley
Frank Canter
Linda Jo Christian
Susan Hanek
David Young
Marguerite Newtan
Joyce Easler
Linda Miller
Barbara Wilson
Sanford Smart
Sarah Liff
Charles Courtney
Hazel West
Mabel Barber
Pat Poole
Flo Hutchins
Gladys Norris
Speeder
Savings Company
Washington St
Altman
Athens, Ohio
Kayser
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