FHA Loan Approved to Build Carbon Hill Water System
The Farmers Home Administration approved a 220000 insured loan to 156 rural families in Hocking County to develop a carbon hill water system. The project funds two 50000 gallon tanks two miles of pipe and operation for 4014 mandays with about 30 workers. The system will supply quality water to 700 residents including a school and a store and is to be repaid over 40 years at five percent interest.
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Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Farmers Home Administration
Clarence F. Miller
Seri Wil
Liam B. Saxbe
Carbon Hill Water Association, Inc
Burr Oak State Lake
Nine Candidates File For Trustee Positions In Hocking County
Nominating petitions filed with the Hocking County Board of Elections include nine for township trustee and one for a school board member. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. August 6. Names include John F. E. Kline Gore Route 1 Green Two and others across Laurelville Salt Creek Logan Starr and surrounding townships. Robert E. Redd near Logan entered for Starr school board. city filing deadline was Friday for receipts and expenses. Some incumbents reported no filings.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Starr
John H Culbertson
Falls
Fred M. Harper
Laureville
Benton
William W. Mackie
Murray City
James J. Hixenbaurgh
New Plymouth
Starr Robert E. Redd
Washington
Fred Meadows
Fourth Ward
James W. West
Larry Holzapfel
James M. Irvine
Wilbur W Lanning
James H. Johnson
Council
Wallace Murray unit begins contract talks with Local 98
LOGAN The William Wallace Division of Wallace Murray Corporation and Local 98 Sheet Metal Workers Association have begun bargaining for a new contract before the current agreement expires at midnight June 30. Talks seek wage increases extra insurance and improved working conditions. Management and labor held their first meeting last Friday.
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LOGAN
William Wallace
Wallace Murray Corporation
Sheetmetal Workers International Association
Dead starlings found poisoned along streets in Nelsonville
Many dead starlings were found along Watkins and Fayette Streets Friday night, apparently poisoned. Most victims appeared young, with birds congregating in a line of trees in front of residences and a few scattered near the high school buildings.
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Nelsonville
Watkins
Fayette
Watkins Street
Spider scare in Nelsonville ends as jumping spiders found
Two spider specimens sent to the Ohio Department of Health were identified as jumping spiders after examination by an entomologist. An Ashton Avenue resident noted similarities to the brown recluse, but Columbus identified them as jumping spiders. The bite is described as bee or wasp sting in effect. The note mentions the first New York newspaper founded by William Bradford on Oct 16 1725.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Department of Health
Messenger
Ashton Avenue
Columbus
Margaret Parsons
New York
William Bradford
Games Listed for Leagues In Nelsonville
Nelsonville schedules a Pee Wee League week starting June 23 with games Mon Foster's against William Brooks Shoes Tue Nelsonville Elks against Auxiliary Police Wed Franklin Store against Oakley Insurance Thu Electric Company against Wolfe Furniture The Little League features The Peoples Bank versus Deeds' Dairy tonight and midweek matches Odd Fellows against Volunteer Firemen Nelsonville Rotary vs Nelsonville Jaycees Thu Peoples Bank vs Nelsonville Rotary Coaches are invited to contact R Bruce Rogers at the city park.
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Nelsonville
R. Bruce Rogers
Fosters
William Brooks Shoes
Nelsonville Elks
Auxiliary Police
Ben Franklin
Oakley Insurance
the Electric Company
Wolfe Furniture
Peoples Bank
Deeds’ Dairy
Odd Fellows
Volunteer Firemen
Nelsonville Rotary
Nelsonville Jaycees
the Peoples Bank
Rogers
Births and admissions from Mount St Mary Hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Ora Mash Alba ny Route 1 a son and Mr and Mrs Everold McDaniel Athens a son. Admissions include Robert Erdy and Mrs Elizabeth Carter Clouster and many others in Athens Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Limfjord covers a large Denmark water body of 660 square miles.
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Ora Mash
Albany
Everold McDaniel
Athens
Robert Erdy
Elizabeth Carter
Clouster
Bertha Hooper
Millfield
Robert Wend
Mary Priser
Eunice Dodds
Nelsonville
Chares
Schrader
Logan
James Lanning
Murray City
Arthur Lewis
Vergene Warner
Nora Guess
Anita Simons
Jacksonville
Fred Burch
Cheryll Rutter
Mary Comstock
Mark Linscott
Limfjord
Denmark
Jutland
Wilson Quits Nelsonville Council Race
Miller Wilson, a write-in candidate in Nelsonville May primary, withdraws from the November race. He notified Athens County elections director William Howe to remove his name. Wilson, a Republican and former business operator, also serves as an officer of the Nelsonville Home Savings Co. The move leaves Glenn Tharp and Jim E. Lee Sr. as Republican at large contenders.
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Nelsonville
Miller Wilson
Wilson
William Howe
Athens County
Nelsonville Home Savings Co
Glenn Tharp
Jim E. Lee Sr
Driver Cited After Mishap on Route 33 near Logan
Logan Route 2 man William W. Chamber, 25, was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car failed to stop and struck the rear of Herbert Engle’s vehicle, 47, on Route 33 near Logan at 7:40 p.m. Sunday. Chamber is ordered to appear in Hocking County Court on the DUI charge.
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Logan
Council To Consider Waterworks Program
Nelsonville council meets Monday at 7 p m in council chambers to review the waterworks program. The utility and finance committees are expected to make recommendations and legislation to create the position of water meter superintendent may be presented.
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Council To Consider
Nelsonville — City
Counci
Council
69 Chess Contest Slated
TRAP officials announce the 199 TRAP Chess Open open to all TRAP members. One champion and one runner-up will receive trophies. Sign-up deadline is June. The list is posted at TRAP or with supervisor Mrs. Ellyn Kuhn at 385 2590 or 385 9904.
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Logan
Trap Organizaton
TRAP
Ellyn Kuhn
Nelsonville Police Cite Five People on Traffic Charges
Nelsonville police cited five persons Saturday on traffic violations. Vivian V. Keller of Columbus faced failure to yield. Denver Lewis Saunders of Nelsonville was ordered to appear in mayor's court in July for a similar charge. Thomas R. Shields of Millfield was charged with unsafe operation and to appear in mayor's court Friday. Helen J. Rush of Logan Route 4 must appear Friday on a left of center charge. Bobby Joe Williams of Lancaster is to appear July 1 for speeding.
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Nelsonville
Vivian V. Keller
Columbus
Denver
Lewis Saunders
Thomas R. Shields
Millfield
Helen J. Rush
Logan
Bobby Joe Williams
Lancaster
Burglary Probe at Jim Rogaski Tavern in Nelsonville
Police investigate a break in at the Jim Rogaski Tavern at Columbus and Fulton streets discovered about 6 am Friday by an employee. Entry through the rear and an undetermined cash amount taken. Chief Max Valkinburg and Herman Henry of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation were on scene.
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Nelsonville
Jim Rogaski
Columbus and
Fulton Sts
Max Valkinburg
Herman Henry
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Birth announced at Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Thomas Baum of Rockbridge welcome a son. Logan area families including Mrs Laura Moore and Mrs Merritt Herron are listed among the contributors. Insulin production note mentions islands of Langerhans in the pancreas.
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Thomas Baum
Rockbridge
Laura Moore
Merritt Hérron
Ralph Brooks
Samuel Jewe
Logan
Glenn Danielson
Haydenville
Union Furnace Youth Fined and Jailed After Arrests
Logan David L. Nelson, 19 of Union Furnace, arraigned before Mayor M. B. Haney after spending part of the night in jail. He was fined 885 and costs and sentenced to 29 days in jail with 10 days suspended for charges including unnecessary noise no operator license and resisting an officer. Also fined were Linda Kaye Hopkins 21 Logan Route 1 for 925 and costs and several others from Logan and nearby areas for offenses ranging from driving while intoxicated to traffic violations. A list of bonds forfeited includes several names from Springfield Nelsonville Logan and Lancaster. In Nelsonville a new United States flag was presented to City Recreation Director Tommy McMannis by Glenford Dugan Post 229 of the American Legion for display at the city swimming pool. The presentation was by Post Commander Clyde Shingler.
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Log Union Furnace
Logan
David L. Nelson
Union Furnace
M. B. Haney
Neilson
Haney
Howard L. Cottrill
Charles W. Mack
Robert W. Phillips
Tom Hatfield Jr
William H. Hoy
James B. Adcock
Lancaster
Nelsonville
United States
Tommy McMannis
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Clyde Shingler
Women Given 30 Days To Produce Licenses
Two women in Hocking County fined for no operators license 25 dollars each with 30 days to provide valid licenses. Several others were fined for various traffic violations including speeding, improper passing, red light, and fictitious plates. bonds forfeited for some defendants. cases continued or fines suspended pending proof of license.
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Logan
Hocking County
Diannia Kay Weit
Columbus
Myrtle FE. Bennett
Nelsonville
Christopher Veldt
James A. Philomena
Youngstown
Bonnie J
Presbyterian School Sets Registration in Nelsonville
Registration for the First Presbyterian Church pre kindergarten opens July 10 from 11 30 am to 1 30 pm. Children must be four by Sept 8 1969 when the six year old program begins. No charge for enrollment. calls to Judy Ohlinger accepted after 4 pm.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian Church
Judy Ohlinger
Ohlinger
Onlinger
Local Social Fraternal Meetings Schedule
Nelsonville holds several fraternal gatherings this week. Rebekah Lodge meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall. Royal Arch Encampment No 376 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Eudora Chapter No 72 Eastern Star meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Masonic Temple with a post meeting white elephant sale. Valley Lodge No 169 Knights of Pythias meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Pythian Hall. This will be the last meeting until Fall.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Jackson Street
Royal Arch
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
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FHA
Carbon Hill Water
Local 98
Mount St. Mary Hospital
William Bryson
Edward Swart
Shirley Davis
Angela Grigsby
Amelia Perez
Ricky Perez
Bonnie Carter
Lewis Meek
Florette Parker
Debra Parker
William Verity Arthur Corwin
Donald Hopstetter
Nora McColley
Jane Hayden
Marjorie Cline
Clyde Bobo
Jennie Byers
John Halladay
Alice Green
Lena Extline
Todd Schultz
Grace Judson
Mildred Hindman
Jeannette Miller
Homemakers Club
Howard Waller
Sunnyside Drive
Complete Insurance Service
Con Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
Athens, Ohio
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
James Thomas
Cynthia Sheets
Gerald Culbertson
Keith Schultz
Viola Frasure
Frederik Schmidt
Howard Cottril
Islands of
Langerhans
Vacatio
Ne At Biehl Safety Service
William B. Biehl
Dean Pidcock
Joe Pidcock
Joe Buck
Kenneth Buck
John Deno
Biehl Safety Service
Fern St
Ohio
Linda Kaye Hopkins
Howard Ervin Wine
Paul D. Lyons
Springfield
Gregory Leon Kennard
Carol Lee Bowlby
James Arvil Nelson
Delaware
Headington
Robert J. Cottrill
Guy Underwood
Barbara Dale Adcock
Charles A. Fetherofl
Robert Lee Houston
Lima
Danny R. Holcomb
Robert V. Mowery
Gary R. Bennett
Speed
William C. Carney
Laurelville
Gifford D. Mohney
Newark
Woodruff D. Johnson
Presbyterian School
Athens National Bank
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