Nelsonville weighs financing plan for sewage system
City council and Mayor Hilleary discussed reviving a 1940s era sewage project. Alfred Le Feber and Louis Warner from Cincinnati firms outlined mortgage revenue bonds as the favored funding, with costs now estimated at 400000 to 500000 dollars. The plan would impose a service fee on sewage taps, likely 80 to 90 percent of the water bill, to cover plant operations and bond retirement. The issue, tied to Ohio anti pollution law, will be reviewed by Burgess Niple engineers and the public utilities committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Alfred C. LeFeber
Louis C. Warner
Cincinnati
State Public Health Department
Ohio
State Health Department
Arthur Kennedy
Public Utilities Committee
C. W. Monks
John Brooks
Granville Green
Burgess & Niple
Lottridge Social Notes Highlights and Visits
Community notes from Lottridge cover a July 18 Jolly Workers Club meeting in Vanderhoof with 25 attendees and a stork shower for Mrs. Bert Boggs, plus a potluck at the L. H. Allen home attended by numerous locals. The Carthage Mix Up 4-H Club plans an Aug. 2 ice cream social at Lottridge School, while multiple reunions, visits, and trips bustle across nearby towns including Laurelville and Nelsonville as families gather and travel to see kin and attend church events.
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Lottridge
Laura Allen
Akron
L. H. Allen
R. M. Allen
John Archer
Carrie Gainer
Jolly Workers Club
Naomi Williams
Vanderhoof
Williams
Margerite Burdett
Bert Boggs
Gerald Phillips
Clyde Brown
Delmar
Carol
Guysville
Francis Coen
E. W. Swisher
Glenn Swisher
Cathy
Dayton
Harold Swisher
Athens
Guernsey Breeders Association
Aubrey
Tuppers Plains Picnic and Family News Update
Those at tending a picnic at Portland Park were C. O. Newland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. James Vercoe, Fritz Goeble and sisters Mary and Martha. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kaylor on July 19. Robert Kim visits his mother Mabel Kim. Olen Hostetter of Fairborn and family visited the Hostetter home. Mrs. Dorthy Lambert returns from a Parkersburg hospital to her mother Velma Cassidy. The two sons of Raymond Kyle spent two weeks visiting Ira Kyle and Mrs. Helen White. Mamie Watson of Little Hocking spent a Saturday night with Phyllis Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Portland Park
Frank Cole
Curtis Bailey
James Vercoe
Fritz Goeble
Mary
Martha
Pearl Shields
Hobart Shields
Iowa
Eddie Kaylor
Robert Kim
Mabel Kim
Olen Hostetter
Fairborn
Hostetter
P. S. Hostetter
Dorthy Lambert
Parkersburg
Velma Cassidy
Raymond Kyle
Ira Kyle
Helen White
Mamie Watson
Little Hocking
Phyllis Newland
Cincinnati Markets Report Livestock and Prices
Cincinnati and Point Pleasant market notes show hogs steady to firm with loads across 170 to 225 pounds at 23.10, 225 to 250 pounds at 22.85, and sows 16.25 to 18.50. cattle and calves mix with yearlings at 25.00 to 32.00 and beef cows 22.00 to 26.00. sheep lambs mixed 27.00 to 31.00. intercity prices for poultry butter and potatoes also listed. Point Pleasant reports hogs 180 to 225 pounds at 22.75 to 23.20, cattle firm with steers 28.00 to 32.10, veal calves 37.00 to 38.40, lambs 27.00 to 29.00.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U.S. Dept. Agr
U.S
Point Pleasant
Bumgardner Chases Fleeing Prisoner Across Rough Terrain
Nelsonville Patrolman Don Bumgardner showed his cross country skills as he pursued a prisoner who jumped from a cruiser near the Spot Restaurant. The chase wound along steep terrain beside Jefferson Street, through back lots and over fences, before the suspect surrendered or was captured amid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Don Bumgardner
Bumgardner
Pokey
Spot
Hills and Liberty
Jefferson St
Mount St Mary Hospital Admits and Discharges
Mount St Mary Hospital reports admissions for Mrs. William E James of Murray City Mrs Gerald Hewitt of Logan and Stanley J Dew of Nelsonville Dismissals include Tommy Clarke of Carbon Hill and Mrs Evelyn Slatzer of New Straits ville.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
William E. James
Murray City
Gerald Hewitt
Logan
Stanley J. Dew
Nelsonville
Tommy Clarke
Carbon Hill
Evelyn Slatzer
New Straitsville
Woltz Family Hosts and Visits Highlight Hocking County
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Woltz hosted and hosted guests from Nashville, Lancaster, St. Marys and State Route 374. Visitors included Paul Ramsey and family, Opal Masure with Melvin, Shirley Meyer, and Harry Potts group. John Meyer and Charlie Meyer reconnected, Sugar Grove trip noted, and Union Homecoming drew attendees.
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Buck Run
Dave Woltz
Eliza Kline
Paul Ramsey
Paul
Freddie
Linda K
Nashville
Tenn
A. F. Woltz
Carroll
Andy Woltz
Nashville, Tenn
Albert Abel
Jean K
Lancaster
Robert Dern
Bruce
Guy Green
Sugar Grove
Opal Masure
Melvin
Shirley Meyer
John Meyer
Charlie
Harry Potts
J. L. Whetstone
St. Marys
Ohio
Hocking County
Union
Effie Woltz
Scouts To Hold Paper Drive In Nelsonville
Explorer Scouts of Troop 66 will run a paper drive Thursday morning and afternoon. Residents are asked to place papers on porches or call volunteers before noon. Contact Jack Sowers Jim Oiville or Gilbert Simonton with paper donations. Proceeds fund a 1400 mile trek through West Virginia Virginia Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina at summer’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Explorer
Troop 66
Jack Sowers
Jim Oiville
Gilbert Simonton
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentuky
North Carolina
Pickett Charges Dismissed for Absence at Hearing
Margie Pickett pressed charges of assault and battery and non-support against William Pickett. Mayor Earl Hilleary dismissed the case last night after the complainant failed to appear. Pickett had pleaded not guilty at the earlier arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Margie Pickett
William Pickett
Earl Hilleary
Pickett
Nelsonville Grange program entertains with readings and songs
Nelsonville York Grange 2436 presented a program at Summit Grange New Marshfield Saturday evening. Mrs Vernon Cagg read Farm Safety. Piano solos by Donna Tignor and Jane Campbell. Maxine Cagg sang Mocking Bird Hill with Nelle Patton. Games run by Eileen Burchfield and Leo Whitmore. Elsie Weaver led Old Glory. Lee offered by Faye Howard.
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Nelsonville
York Grange
Summit Grange
New Marshfield
Vernon Cagg
Donna Tignor
Jane Campbell
Maxine Cagg
Nelle Patton
Moorees buy Mosier farm near Burr Oak
Mr and Mrs Les ter Moore of Columbus purchased the Charles Mosier farm near Burr Oak. Mrs Clara Snowden of Millers Town visited Mrs Grace Weaver and Mrs Eva Ivers. Dave Powers has been discharged from the Army and is at his Corning home. Mrs Mary Dew returned home from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Miss Cora Williams and brother George visited Mrs Grace Weaver and her mother. Mr and Mrs Kerby Dew visited Grace Weaver.
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Clara Snowden
Millerstown
Grace Weaver
Eva Ivers
Dave Powers
Corning
Mary Dew
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cora Williams
George
Kerby Dew
Mrs Washburns Return with Peggy from Wooster
Mrs C E Washburn and her daughter Miss Helen arrived home Saturday after accompanying the granddaughter Peggy Washburn from Wooster. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Washburn during the visit. Mr and Mrs Ed Rosser and Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer with son Norman returned home after a week at Two Rivers Wisconsin with Mrs Miriam Meyer in Charleston West Virginia treated as guests of Mr Meyers mother.
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C. E. Washburn
Helen
Wooster
Peggy Washburn
Roy Washburn
Ed Rosser
Robert Meyer
Norman
Charleston
W. Va
Two Rivers
Wisc
Mr. Meyer
Miriam Meyer
Local Drugstores Offer Item In Athens Market
Sold in Athens by Quick Gallaher and Athens Drug Stores or your hometown druggist. Adv.
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Athens
Quick, Gallaher
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William Anderson
J. L. Evans
State Department of Health
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Zemo
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Pluto
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Lottridge Social Notes
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California
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Mt. Carmel
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Cojtumbus
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Hawk
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Howard Morton
Wilkesville
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Jimmie Mahaffey
Emmet Mahaffey
Barberton
William Mahaffey
John Wiseman
Gay Mahaffey
Mayme Bishop
Harold Newman
John Bishop
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Laurelville
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Leoca Hoy
Laurel
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Frieda Lappen
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Florence Fetheroll
Alice Morris
Doris Edwards
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Golda Paxton
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I. J. Kohler
Dear Haynes
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Orville Kempton
Bill Minshal
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S. G. Hoy
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George Bowers
Herbert Good
Boulder
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Marty M. Good
Ann Karr
Dick Karr
Danny Waters
South Bloomingville
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Jack Notestone
Lloyd Eveland
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Nelsonville Social Notes
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