Hollister Water Board raises rates and adjusts office hours
Hollister Water Board announces higher water rates starting July 1 1972 with a tiered structure up to over 20000 gallons and new bill payment hours at Mrs Judy Koons home Monday through Friday. Annual meeting set for June 28 at 7 p.m. at the Ted Phelps Store.
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Hollister
Hollister Water Board
The
Water Board
Hollister Board
Burr Oak Supply
Judy Koons
Hollister Water Association
Ted Phelps
Wreck and theft cases handled by Logan County deputies
Logan Hocking sheriff's deputies investigated a traffic wreck on Route 664 near Chieftain Drive in which Ronald W. Vanmeier slid off the road, struck a pole, and was cited for speeding. A second report noted vandals tearing a Messenger box on Nelsonville Route 1, duplicating a prior mailbox vandalism. Parts were stolen from a 1965 Ford truck on Dorr Run between June 12 and June 19, including a radiator and 153 feet of cable.
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Logan
Hocking County
Ronald W. Vanmeier
Bremen
Chieftain Drive
Harold Goss
Nelsonville
Messenger
Goss
Larry Bailey
Dorr Runn
Custody Awards and Name Restoration in Multiple Romine and Rhone Cases
Court records show custody awards for several couples including Virginia Rhone over Gordon Rhone and Joan Lewis over Paul Lewis. Ann Rathbone’s maiden Kilburger name is restored. Paula Curl, Judith Boyko, Erma Armbruster, Pamela Romine, Nancy Elliott, and Joyce Burton face various custody outcomes. The Driftless Area caves are described as vast, untouched by glaciers, over 10 000 square miles across Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Minnesota.
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Virginia Rhone
Gordon Rhone
Joan Lewis
Paul Lewis
Ronald Frost
Rita Frost
Jane Strausbaugh
Edward Strausbaugh
Paula Curl
David Curl
Ann Rathbone
David Rathbone
Kilburger
Judith Boyko
Randolph Boyko
Erma Armbruster
James Armbruster
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Hocking Donates 325 For Rapid City Flood Aid
Hocking County reports a 325 donation to the Red Cross for Rapid City flood relief. The tally follows extensive disaster aid work by 135 Red Cross workers aiding 6 000 affected families and 207 dead with 2 000 injuries.
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Hocking
Rapid City
Logan
Black Hills
South Dakota
Red Cross
Florida
Hocking County
Walnut St
Evans 102nd Bean Dinner In August at Bob Evans Farms
The 102nd annual Bean Dinner on Aug 12 marks a reunion of Civil War veterans with rousing martial music and beans cooked in the original pots. Representing both sides, the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry Morgan's Men and the Union Veterans Fife and Drum Corps will perform alongside the Ohio Youth Choir. Price for beans and coffee is 75 cents. farm attractions include wild Spanish Mustangs east of the Mississippi.
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Bob Evans Farms
Rio Grande
Fife
All
Ohio State
Confederate States of America
2Nd Kentucky Cavalry
Morgan
Homer Elliott
Loveland
Vernon
Sons of Union Veterans
Warfield W. Dorsey
Mt. Vernon
Daniel F. Clancy
Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Ohio
Columbus
Bob Evans
U. S. 35
Mississippi
Nelsonville council approves sewer revenue bonds plan
A special session of the Nelsonville city council authorized sewer revenue bonds totaling 1,309,000 to meet Appalachia Regional Commission requirements for ARC grant processing. The Phase I III sanitary sewer project is estimated at 2,200,000 with a HUD grant of 984,000 expected. urgency cited as an emergency measure.
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Nelsonville
Appalachia
Donald W. Bumgardner
10Th District
Clarence E. Miller
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Bruce Rogers
Job Claims Increase 17 Report Says
Harold Zimmer of the Bureau of Employment Services reported 520 unemployment claims for Logan and Athens for the week ending June 17, up 17 from the prior week and 95 higher than a year earlier. Logan had 34 initial and 195 continued claims while Athens had 81 initial and 210 continued claims. The rise followed two weeks of increases after 13 weeks of declines. Openings listed include one experienced gift shop sales clerk, one security guard, one nursemaid, one experienced cook, and numerous porters and helpers.
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Logan
Harold Zimmerman
Bureau of Employment Services
Athens
Zimmerman
Nelsonville Cites Four Motorists
Four motorists cited by Nelsonville police are to appear before the mayor's court. William L. Pickett 48 of 130 Jefferson St faced failure to secure a motor vehicle after his car drifted from a parked position and struck St Andrew's Parish Hall on East Washington Street. Pickett’s car and the hall sustained damage and he is scheduled to appear June 26. Ray Taylor 32 of Buchtel cited for speeding will also appear June 26. Leonard
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Nelsonville
William L. Pickett
Jefferson St
St. Andrew’s Parish Hall
E. Washington Street
Pickett
Jefferson Street
Ray Taylor
Buchtel
Leonard
Racine Firemen Plan Annual July 4 Follies
Racine Firemen and auxiliary units organize the annual July 4 event the Firemen's Follies and Variety Show featuring talent comedy routines TV spoofs and a lineup of beauties. The show is a longtime community gathering with unit participation.
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Racine
Oreville 4-H Club Sells Mini-Pens At Summer Fair
The Oreville Lucky Clovers 4-H Club held demonstrations and a report at Ricky Devore’s home. Members showcased poultry showing, garment making, scarf finishing, and safety on wall plugs and cords. They plan a bake sale at the Ridge Riders Horse Show on July 4 and meet next on July 1 at the Rupe home.
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Oreville
Oreville Lucky Clovers
Ricky Devore
Jody Vermaaten
Dale Bartoe
Johnny Vermaaten
Ridge Riders
Shawnee Arena
Sandra
Randy Rupe
Garden Club Decorates City Square in Wellston
The Wellston Garden Club plants flowering urns on Monument Square as part of the city's beautification program. Members view community service as key and hope citizens help keep streets litter free to enhance Wellston’s appeal in Southern Ohio. Officers include Mrs. Earl Barnhill president and Mrs. Clare Bierly vice president.
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Wellston
The
Wellston Garden Club
Earl Barnhill
Clare Bierly
Roy Surface
Raymond Jones
Sue Willards
Sesame Street Goes Behind the Curtains in Eastern Europe
Sesame Street appears for the first time behind the Iron Curtain with experimental showings in Poland and Yugoslavia. The programs are translated as Ulica Sezama and Sesam Ulica with occasional narration but otherwise unchanged. Mothballs pose a danger to children if eaten.
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New York
Poland
Yugoslavia
Ulica Sezama
Sesam Ulica
U.S
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Farmers Home Administration
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hollywood
State Pride
North Court Street
Council
Racine Show
Wye
Maryland
Sandra Rupe
Garden Club
City Square
Sesame St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Athens, Ohio
Motorola
Blackburn Appliance
Chestnut St
Athens County
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