Bills Approved by Commission in Short Session
In a short session Thursday Hocking County Commissioners approved bills totaling 7771.26 and transferred 92.45 between funds. Bills approved included county 453.75 auto and gas 7215.21 dog and kennel 22.20 and the tuberculosis hospital at Nelsonville 80.10. The transfer moved 92.45 from the unanticipated emergencies and contingencies fund to the county workmen's compensation fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Nelsonville
Farewell Party For Pastor Haskel Moore
A farewell party at Haydenville church honored Rev and Mrs Haskel Moore and daughter Brenda as they prepare to move to a new pastorate in Frankfort Ohio. The event featured a prayer by Mrs Luther Skiver tributes from church representatives a gift from the church presented by Neil Gierhart and an original poem read by Mrs Robert Lehman. A social hour followed attended by many church members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Haskel Moore
Brenda
Frankfort
Ohio
Luther Skiver
Moore's
Neil Gierhart
Robert Lehman
Roy Crothers
Kris Hansil
Lowell May
Linda
Edward Amos
Don Vollmer
Kenneth
Kristie
Richard Crane
Bonnie and Shelley
Raymond Stover
Betty
Randy
Mickey
Genevieve Martin
Harry Swaim
Picnic Invitation Draws Husbands To Lake Alma Event
LOGAN Chit Chat Club invited members husbands to Lake Alma for a Sunday picnic with swimming and horseshoe contests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy and daughter Debbie and other couples. THE PLAINS vacation note: Robert Six and wife with daughter Shelley spent a week in Ocean City and visited Washington DC on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Chit Chat Club
Lake Alma
Robert Kennedy
Debbie
Leslie Duffey
Walter Derr
C M. Guess
Ted Kennedy
Addison Frey
the Plains
Robert Six
Shelley
Ocean City
Washington, D. C
Jolly Boosters Club Picnic and Program
Logan report says the Jolly Boosters Club met at Mrs. Lorena Amon home for a picnic and devotional program. The highlight was the start of Billy Graham book studies. The July 12 meeting will be at Bob and Shirley Keck home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Jolly Boosters Club
Lorena Amon
Billy Graham
Bob
Shirley Keck
Little Girls To Vie For County Title
A Little Miss Vinton County contest will be held during the Downtown Coaches Fourth of July celebration. Judging is July 3 at 8 p m for first grade entrants in Vinton County. Entries due by July 1. notify Mrs Ray mond Weyand, 415 S Market St McArthur. Contestants listed include Cindy Ann Caudill Diana Peters and Caroline McClure.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Raymond Weyand
S. Market St
Cindy Ann Caudill
Denver Caudill
Diana Peters
Charles Peters
Caroline McClure
Delno McClure
Court Sets Support Fees
Two divorces were revised in Common Pleas Court. Max Ruffner must pay Delilah Voris ten dollars weekly for Mary Juanita Ruffner. The Ruffners divorced in 1951. In Joe Walburn versus Norris Walburn the seven dollar weekly support was set aside as the child reached age eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Common Pleas Court
Max Ruffner
Delilah Voris
Mary Juanita Ruffner
Ruffners
Joe Walburn
Norris Walburn
Community Church and Club Events in Logan and Nearby Areas
Logan Calendar lists Hocking Grange events at 8 pm with refreshments including baking and sewing contests. Vashti Rebekah Lodge meets 7:30 pm with 6:30 pm potluck. degree team practice. memorial services for departed members. Sunday School class at 7:30 pm at Methodist Church. Rummage sale and ice cream soc ial at Starretts 4-H Club in James building. Friendship Methodist Church hosts ice cream social on State Route 668. Webb Summit Farm Bureau Council meets 8 pm at the Dav is home. Annual homecoming and noon basket dinner at Fairview Methodist Church near Midway with music and talks. McBroom Family Reunion at Canal Winchester Park shelter with noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Grange
Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Les Amies
Methodist Church
Starretts 4-H Club
James Building
License Bureau
Court Park
Friendship Methodist Church
Junction City
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Council
George Davis
Fairview Methodist Church
Midway
Joseph Cantwell McBroom
Canal Winchester Park Shelter House
Personal Property Tax Collections Rise in 1963 First Half
Hocking County Treasurer Ralph Moorhead reports a six percent increase in personal property tax collections for the first half of 1963, totaling 104 402.64 versus 98 244.56 in 1962. The breakdown includes grain 105.31 delinquencies 3619.79 tangible property 82580.68 and intangible property 18096.87. Books are open for the second half real estate taxes with a deadline of July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Ralph Moorhead
Moorhead
Unemployment Claims Rise in Hocking and Athens Counties
Logans Ohio State Employment Service reports 928 total unemployment claims for Hocking and Athens for the week ending June 15. up from 909 the prior week. Last week included 119 initial claims and 809 continued claims, with Hocking County adding 53 new claims to 520 existing for a total of 573.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking
Athens
Homer J. Schein
Ohio State Employment Service
Hocking County
Group Honors Two Youth Members At Picnic
Theresa Turner and Drew Rolston were honored at a Presbyterian Church Youth Fellowship picnic at Rachelmacher Park Monday evening. Turner received a wedding gift as she prepares to wed Thomas L. Brandt, and Rolston received a going away gift before moving with his parents to St. Marys West Virginia. Additional attendees included Chuck Haynes Nelsonville and Rev. Robert McQuilkin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Haynes
Nelsonville
Charles Fenwick
Robert McQuilkin
Tom Elbaugh
Bill Moore
Skip Rhoads
Linda Sommers
Susan Sommers
Sherry Poston
Judy Linscott
Carol McIntire
Peggy McGaw
Cheryl Walters
Bible School Closes 1963 Session at Nazarene Church
Closing exercises for the Nazarene Daily Vacation Bible School were held at the Nazarene Church. Nursery through junior high classes presented scripture verses and songs. Certificates were awarded to teachers assistants and pupils. Tommy McGee was named king Bonnie Cline queen Darrell Stage prince and Alice Smith princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Nazarene Daily Vacation
The
Nazarene Church
Walter Wharton
St Judges
Russell Shields
Bible School
Tommy McGee
Bonnie Cline
Darrell Stage
Prince
Alice Smith
VFW Auxiliary Plans Auction For July
The Plains VFW Ladies Auxiliary held its June meeting at Mrs. Max Michael home and planned a silent auction for the July meeting at Mrs. Goldsberry home. Guest Mrs. William Oliver Nelsonville attended and the hostess presented a gift to Mrs. Charles Linscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Plains
VFW
Max Michael
New Social Security Hours Established
Logan contact station of the Social Security Administration will be open from 9 30 a m to noon daily effective July 1 Announcement by E H Biedenholz manager of the Chilli cothe District office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Social Security Administration
E. H. Biedenholz
Chillicothe
Sugar Grove man fined for in toxication charge
Harold W Sharp, 66, of Logan A Sugar Grove, was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to a city police charge of intoxication. He appeared Wednesday before Mayor Del mar Freeman following his Tuesday arrest on Spring St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Urban Alphonzo Ardister
Columbus
Ardister
Marvin Nungester
Richard Gerken
Sugar Grove
Delmar Freeman
Harold W Sharp
Spring St
Friends Shower For Bride Elect In Logan
In Logan Miss Gay Fetherolf bride elect of Wayne McDaniel was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Kennedy and Mrs. Charles Fetherolf at Brandt's Mecca Room. Guests included Mrs. Woodrow Fetheroll and many others. prizes went to Mrs. Howard White and Miss Fetherolf. The wedding is set for June 29 at the First EUB Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Allison
Kathleen Mundy
Sue Kline
James Karshner
George Hamer
Merritt Rheinscheld
George Kline
Carl Thrush
Gary Fetherolf
Helen Howdyshell
Delmar Freeman
Hazel White
Betty White
Howard White
Ray Fetherolf
Rama Jones
New Farm Plans Ponds and School Watershed Work
Wal lace A. Gillogly told the Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District that four new farm plans are finished and two farm ponds and the Green School waterway are designed. Appraisers are being appointed for the Rush Creek Watershed project. A supervisors' school will be held August 14 to 16 at Bowling Green State University.
Auto Hits Parked Car on Henrietta Ave in Logan
Logan City police reported a minor accident on Henrietta Avenue. Jerry Francis Martin 18 of McArthur said his car skidded on wet pavement around a curve and struck a parked vehicle owned by Betty Hartman of Gore. Damage estimated at 170 dollars. no injuries or citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — City
Henrietta Ave
Jerry Francis Martin
McArthur
Henrietta
Betty Hartman
Gore
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes and Local Discharges
Discharged: Clyde D. Smith Logan George De Wees South Perry Mrs Arthur Thompson and son McArthur Mrs David Wolfe and son Logan Mrs Raymond Ellis Logan Otho Huntley New Plymouth Route 1 Mrs Vernon Buckles Logan Mrs John Hunter and daughter Logan Route 3. Will of James F Bright Logan probated. estate to Edward W Bright Florence Bright Taylor executor Homer B Bright. Marriage License: Donald LeRoy Danner Laurelville Route 1 and Gladys Opal Lowery Laurelville Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde D. Smith
Logan
George de Wees
South Perry
Arthur Thompson
McArthur
David Wolfe
Raymond Ellis
Otho Huntley
New Plymouth
Vernon Buckles
John Hunter
James F. Bright
Edward W
Florence Bright Taylor
Homer B. Bright
Hacking
Donald LeRoy Danner
Laurelville
Gladys Opal Lowery
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Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Philip Hart
Senator Hart
Kefauver
Capitol
C. S. Matheny
Roger Moore
Roger
Wilbur Lightfoot
Homer Carter
Nora Skiver
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Kolesport Wash & Wear
Big
Dungarees
KODAK
White Swan
Dacron
Dacron & Cotton
Hoover
Elberfelds Drapery Department
Roadmaster
Mechanic Street
Hocking Valley Hospital
Hovie Hagan
Edward Kilbarger
Glenn Bray
Hemlock
West Bend
Mars
Penguin
Crystal
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