Truck Order Withdrawn From Lancaster Agency
Hocking County Commissioners, after hearing Taylor Chevrolet Inc. of Lancaster on truck delivery delays, opted to source two International trucks from North East Garage for 716 dollars more. They will require a 10 percent deposit and 60 day delivery, while damages may be offset from any retained deposit. Zoning regulations for the proposed Hocking County airport were set after a lone hearing. Drain tile crossing Starr Township Road 337 was raised by Albert Zuliani, who was advised to involve Starr Township trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Taylor Chevrolet, Inc
Lancaster
Hocking County
North East
Taylor Chevrolet
Forrest Moore
Albert Zuliani
Starr Township
Mrs Dupler Is Honored At Shower in Nelsonville
Mrs Warren Dupler was honored with a stork shower at her Nelsonville home on Wednesday evening. Games and contests were held with winners Judy Thompson Shirley Crane and Penny Savage. Attendees included a long list of local residents and relatives. A son to Mr and Mrs Paul E Smart of Logan was announced. several guests were admitted from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Warren Dupler
Judy Thompson
Shirley Crane
Penny Savage
Helenckles
Evelyn Eckles
Ruby Harris
Joyce Smart
Mary Frances Turn
Leta Dupler
Reba Achinson
Rhoda Womelberg
Dee Manning
Wanda Smith
Shelby Dupler
Lois Galentine
Helen Schultz
Nan Keaton
Betty Sullivan
Freda Wright
Nola Whitmore
Phyllis Schenz
Irene Locke
Freda Sayre
Helen Smart
Judy Coe
Nora Sanborn
Vera Hickman
Hospital Charges Increased at Mount St Mary Hospital
Nelsonville Mount St Mary Hospital raises room rates effective Saturday due to higher operating costs. Private rooms rise to 27 and 29 dollars, shared rooms to 24 dollars for two to four beds. Blue Cross approved the hike after wage increases of 10 to 15 percent and a five percent rise in supplies. The hospital reports a daily loss of 1.21 dollars in patient care income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Blue Cross
14 Melons Cost $100 Theft at Route 33 Stand
NELSONVILLE two Lancaster youths Ralph Denney and Kenneth Bunmyard pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing 14 watermelons from a Route 33 roadside stand at about 2 am Thursday. They were fined $50 and costs after appearing before Mayor Earl Hilleary, with Lancaster and Nelsonville police involved in the apprehension and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lancaster Area
Ralph Denney
Third Street
Lancaster
Kenneth Bunmyard
Frank Rosser
Earl Hilleary
Camp Fire Girls Tour Dorr Run
Nel sonville Camp Fire Girls completed a three day day camp under Eva Davis chairing the association. Miss Charlotte LaTourette Athens directed foil cooking plant and tree identification with daily flag ceremonies led by fourth and fifth graders. S Sgt Gerald Jurek supervised a visit to Dorr Run Air Force Survival Camp where girls saw animal trails copperhead rattlesnake and blacksnake and viewed day and night flare demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald Jurek
Air Force
Davis
la Tourette
Jurek
TV Cable Extension Is Planned
NELSONVILLE The Nelsonville Television Cable Service will extend its service to the Dorr Run area in the near future. Owner Eugene Edwards said residents requested the extension and that older lines are being replaced with aluminum cable. He noted lines are being run to the Bessemer Road area and that video tape will cover council and school board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eugene Edwards
Edwards
Bessemer Road
Nelsonville Police Arrests and Local Meetings
Gordon Le Roy Rhone of Church Street was jailed Thursday night on driving with license revoked charges and will face Mayor Earl Hilleary. Knights of Pythias lodge officers will be installed Wednesday and the audit committee meets Sunday at the Pythian Building. Charles Tim Tolliver of South Vienna forfeited a $30 bond in Nelsonville mayor court on unsafe operation charges.
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Nelsonville
Gordon Leroy Rhone
Church Street
Earl Hilleary
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Building
Charles Tim Tolliver
South Vienna
Hocking Street Work Draws Cautious Optimism
Mayor Earl Hilleary said Hocking Street should reopen Friday after a surface treatment using an emulsifier and limestone, covered with chip limestone. The $3,000 project, designed to last at least two years, may lead to more blacktop treatments if the approach proves satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Hocking Street
Hilleary
Columbus
Poplar
Fayette, Fort
Public Square
Oral Daugherty
Serviceman On Leave From Vietnam Stationed In Hawaii
Nelsonville Sp4 Ronald L. McKnight of HHC Third Brigade Fourth Infantry Division Vietnam is on rest and recreation leave in Hawaii. He has served eight months in Vietnam and is scheduled to return to the United States in September. He and his wife Joyce will live in Chauncey. He is a 1964 Nelsonville High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ronald L. McKnight
HHC
Fourt
Vietnam
Hawaii
McKnight
United State
Joyce
Chauncey
Nelsonville High School
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Elberfeld’s
Savings & Loan Ass'n
Athens County
The
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Ohio
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Mrs
Paul E. Smart, Logan
Freda Risch
Margaret M. Hamby
William McCauley
Sandyville
W. Va
W. L. Currey
Charleston
F.D.I.C
the Peoples Bank
FDIC
Camp Fire Girls
Dorr
Athens E Nay
Vom
Ivy Models
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