Brown Zaleski Alumni Banquet Celebrates Nostalgia Theme
Brown Zaleski alumni gathered for a Nostalgia themed banquet and dance. toastmaster Robert Pinney of Logan, an alum and Fairfield County educator, attended with wife Ann and mother Mabel Pinney. Honored teacher Boyd Tackett, now in Vinton County, was recognized.
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Mabel Gaskill Pinney
Boyd Tackett
Brown- Zaleski
Vinton County
Albany
Phyliss Tackett
Mary Lucille Bighouse
Robert Winters
Francis Morris Tripp
Clara Morris Leary
Mary Ellen Webb Rider
Marie Hayes Colborne
Kathleen Loper Herrold
Jack Herrold
John Bowen
Janet Leach Gurney
Barbara Todd Kennard
Norma Jean Cottrill Fielding
Clarence Loper
Dean Heisley
Phyliss Tackett Pit
Jean Molhan Pratt
Harry Largent
Jerri Ann Hamilton Houston
Sharon Rider Bay
Nikki O'Leary Thomas
Louise Leach
Wesleyan Church Dedication Set for Oak Grove Service
The Oak Grove Wesleyan Church near County Road 1 will hold a dedication service at 2 30 p m Sunday led by Rev John Minsker III district superintendent. The Rev Mrs Johnson praised the smooth project with members contributing culvert work grading and paving materials to overcome access issues. More than 200 guests attended a recent wedding at the site and additional arrangements were noted.
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George Lovell
Glenn Johnson
Oak Grove Wesleyan Church
John Minsker III
Wesleyan
Nelsonville
Johnson
York Two
Royal
Katie Hartman
Oak Grove
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sheriff Reports Thefts in Area
Two thefts were reported Monday to the Hocking County Sheriff's Department. At Logan Route 5, a helmet, goggles, and gloves worth 50 were taken from a motorcycle. At Sugar Grove Route 1, an air compressor and parts valued at 338 were stolen. Both cases under investigation.
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Logan
Hocking County
Antique Car Show and Community Events in Wellston
The Wellston Lions Club and Appalachia Old Car Club announce their First Antique Car Show on Saturday starting at 9 am with registrations through noon. Awards at 4 pm include 22 classes and special trophies for top registrants, farthest distance driven or towed, and most cars registered. Proceeds fund Lions Club projects as the old building becomes a fellowship hall. A 7:30 pm square dance features Shag Ulen.
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Wellston
Wellston Lions Club
Appalachia Old Car Club
Broadway Street
Ulen
Lions Club
Hocking Trustees OK Contract Procedure and Travel Rate Rise
Hocking Technical College trustees approve a procedure for extended personnel contracts and raise official travel pay from 12 to 15 cents per mile. Dr. John Light notes coordination with staff and administration, plus plans for a cooperative venture with Tri-County District Joint Vocational School.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
John Light
Light
Tri-County
Hocking Valley
Police Arrest 2 Logan Men
Logan City police arrested two men Monday after they resisted arrest. Louis E. Deihl, 33, of Logan Route 1, is jailed on charges of driving while intoxicated driving while under suspension and resisting arrest. Thomas Matheny, 29, of 761 Hickory Street, faces disorderly conduct for allegedly threatening two officers with a six foot pipe. Sale Friday. Twig 5 Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild will hold a rummage sale Friday at St. Andrew's Parish Hall East Washington Street. The sale begins at 9 a.m.
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Logan — City
Louis E. Deihl
Logan Route 1
Thomas Matheny
Hickory Street
Nelsonville — Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
St. Andrew’s ‘Parish Hall
East Washington Street
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Columbus
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Robert Pinney
Frances Morris Tripp
Messenger
Glen Johnson
New Oak Grove Church
Robert A. Clark and Sons
Peoples Bank of
Pilgrim Holiness
Hocking
Valeria Perotti
Athens
George Carter
Frank Downhour
Richard Mitchell
North Central
Magic Chef
Blackburn Appliance
Ohio
Aiaone
Ome
Callie
U.S. Brenter
Crea
California
Firm Tangy Valencia
Ohio River
ZESTA
Nestea
Davis Grocery
S. Davis
Ays Tartu
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