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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1961

Page

3

Unemployment Declines As Hocking Plant Opens

Unemployment in Hocking County shows slight decline as Natco No 2 in Haydenville adds 25 workers. General Hocking Brick Co in Logan may reopen next Wednesday pending electrical equipment, with full staff rising to about 50 in two weeks. Local claims data show reduced unemployment and 143 initial claims for the week, with breakdowns across Logan Nelsonville Athens and Glouster.

Logan Hocking County Natco No. 2 Haydenville General Hocking Brick Co Don Russell Athens- Hocking Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Nelsonville

Shawnee Sees Lower Fire Insurance Classes

Shawnee will move residential areas to Class 7 and business district to Class 8, easing fire insurance rates from Class 9. The Ohio Bureau of Inspection announced the change after completing preliminary village work, with at least 30 days before an official rate is set. State Rep. Howard Zollinger and Solicitor Robert Tague were informed.

Shawnee William Schuster Robert Zeller Ohio Bureau of Inspection Perry County Howard Zollinger Robert Tague Inspection Bureau

4-H Club Members Plant Trees in Hocking County

Hocking County 4 H Club members will plant 200 trees ordered last January. Trees were delivered March 24 and may be picked up at the courthouse after 1 p m. on that date. Melvin said extension 4 H gent Marvin confirmed the plan for the planting by the youth members.

Logan Hocking County William Marvin Melvin 4-H

Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative for the family

A vintage advertisement promoting Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative as a gentle, natural relief for temporary constipation suitable for youngsters and adults. It highlights a liquid formula for easy dosage and a pleasant taste, urging readers to buy at their dealer.

Dr. Caldwell

Logan Band Competes in District 13 Contest

Logan High School senior band enters District 13 competition at Whitehall-Yearling High School in Class B-1 for 401 to 750 student schools. Twenty two bands compete across classes with superior ratings advancing to state finals. The Logan group departs around noon with director Armand Houk and band instructor A. S. Core.

Logan Logan High School Whitehall-Yearling High School Whitehall Armand Houck LHS Houk A. S. Core

Meigs County Land Transfers

Una Dotson to Minnie V. Carroll for 20 acres in Lebanon Two. Weary E. Crouch and Shirley Ann Crouch transfer lot 12 in Upper Antiquity to Gordon Randolph. James F. Carter and Virginia Carter sell eight acres in Olive Two to Sol Bigley and Fannie Bigley. Kathleen B. Carnahan and William F. Carnahan to Gladys Quillen Bissell for 22 acres and 47 square rods in Lebanon Two. Estel Johnson and Reva Johnson sell one acre in Salem Two to Chester Johnson and Margaret Johnson. Huntington National Bank of Columbus to Henry N. Swift trustee for lots in Middleport. Henry N. Swift to Dale M. Dutton and Margaret C. Dutton for lots.

Una Dotson Minnie V. Carroll Lebanon Weary E. Crouch Shirley Ann Crouch Cordon Randolph Upper Antiquity James F. Carter Virginia Carter Sol Bigley Fannie Bigley Olive Kathleen B. Carnahan William F. Carnahan Gladys Quillen Bissell Estel Johnson Reva Johnson Chester Johnson Margaret Johnson Salem Huntington National Bank of Columbus Henry N. Swift Middleport Dale M. Dutton Margaret C. Dutton

Loomis Rites Set For Union Furnace Resident

James E. Loomis 73 of Union Furnace died Thursday at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville after two years ill. He was a lifelong Union Furnace resident and longtime Starr Washington District board of education member. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth two sons a daughter a half brother three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may visit Leonard funeral home Thursday Friday with services at 2 p m Saturday conducted by Revs Paul Sellers and Wiley Baker. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Preston Oil Co Loomis Mary Elizabeth Carl Loomis Earl Loomis Jr Union Furnace Jewell Anthony Columbus William Loomis Logan Leonard Funeral Home Paul Sellers Wiley Baker Oak Grove Cemetery

Divorce Sought in Hocking County Court

Margaret Holdren of 531 E Second St files for divorce from Robert Holdren of 53 Homer Ave in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty She seeks custody of two minor children and both temporary and permanent alimony The couple married November 12 1952 in Logan

Logan Margaret Holdren E. Second St Hocking County

Real Estate Transfer in Salisbury Two Par cels

Roy C Betzing and K A Grue sel transfer parcels in Salisbury Two to Ernest Grimm and Cora Belle Russell in a deed filed for record.

Roy C. Betzing K. A. Gruesel Ernest Grimm Cora Belle Russell Salisbury

County commissioners tour dog pound at fairgrounds

Logan Hocking County commissioners visited the dog pound at the fairgrounds and approved renewing a $4000 mortgage with at least $500 yearly payments. The six percent loan is held by Logan Federal Savings and Loan. Bills approved totaled $4724.25 from the county general fund and other funds.

Logan—Hocking County Fairgrounds Hocking County Humane Society Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association County General Fund

Logan Calendar Friday March 17 Community Events List

Friday events include Bear Run Farm Council at 8 p m at Roy Heidlebaugh home. Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge hosts birthday supper at 6 30 p m. Les Amies Class meets Methodist Church vestibule then preaching mission at 7 30 p m with sales tax stamps. fish fry at VFW DAV hall 7 30 p m for members guests. Jitney supper 4 30 7 p m South Bloomingville church school. Saturday 8 30 12 round square dance Antioch Grange hall Buckeye Rangers music. Sunday 7 p m Couples Club dessert Westminster House Presbyterian Church, bring pie or cake. Scout recognition night for scouts and families. Organ recital 3 30 p m St Matthew Lutheran Church by Dr Wilbur Held. Public invited.

Bear Run Farm Council Roy Heidlebaugh Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge Faye Wittekind Les Amies Vfwdav Hall South Bloomingville Methodist Church South Bloomingville School Antioch Grange Hall Victory Buckeye Rangers Westminster House Presbyterian Church Wilbur Held Ohio State University St. Matthew Lutheran Church

Saddle Club discussion on continuing 4-H horse project

Logan area meeting to discuss continuing a four H saddle horse project. William Melvin extension 4 H agent says they may select a new advisor to replace Frank Hughes who cannot serve. Meeting Friday at 8 p m in the courthouse auditorium invites all interested members parents and new prospects.

Social Notes Highlight Local Visits Across Cities

Murray City residents Pearl Lantz and family, Roseville visitors, spent time with Mrs. Sylvia Sweazy. John Ayers with Mae Tole of Cleveland and Tom Johnsons of Leroy. Lester Sorrell family spent a weekend with Columbus relatives. Theodore Sabo and his mother Betty Sabo hosted Frances in Guysville. John Sorrells returned home after Columbus visit.

Pearl Lantz Stanley Roseville Sylvia Sweazy John Ayers Mae Tole Cleveland Tom Johnsons Leroy Lester Sorrell Alan Mary Kay Columbus Theodore Sabo Guysville

Local residents host visitors from Columbus and St Paul

Mr and Mrs Clifford Brooker returned home after visiting Mrs Ruth Pinnick in East Fulton. Sunday guests included daughters Mrs Helen Cooper Mrs Virginia Short of Columbus and Gene O Connell of St Paul Minnesota.

Clifford Brooker Ruth Pinnick East Fultonham Helen Cooper Virginia Short Columbus Gene O'Connell St. Paul, Minn

Shawnee Mayor protests Board of Public Affairs finances

Shawnee Mayor Schuster protests the Board of Public Affairs at a council meeting arguing the water fund is nearly depleted and funds should not be drawn from the General Fund. He notes a $119 water fund balance and proposes retaining water collections to cover clerk salaries and board bills.

Shawnee Status of Affairs William Schuster Shawnee Board of Public Affairs Burr Oak Board of Public Affairs County Budget Commission Schuster Affairs Board William Harvey Harrison Louis Sarvis Harrison Hamrick John Shaw Standard Oil Company

Will of Artie B Hall Admitted To Probate

Court records show Artie B Hall of Carbon Hill admitted to probate. After debts and funeral expenses, residue goes to daughter Edna Hartman Nelsonville Route 1, granddaughter Melvina Russell Buchtel, and grandson William Hall Buchtel, with personal property to son Clifford Rizer Nelsonville Route 1 as executor without bond. Also filed is the inventory and appraisal of Warren Canter of Green Township.

Logan Artie B. Hall Carbon Hill Edna Hartman Nelsonville Melvina Russell Buchtel William Hall Clifford Rizer

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