Isolated Cabin Listings Planned by Sheriff in Hocking County
Sheriff Paul Hartman urges cabin owners to report locations and access routes as spring vacation season brings more vacation homes in isolated hills. Only six of 450 cabins have provided locations, affecting patrols and potential safety responses. He cites a drowning incident near a vacation hideaway five miles from Logan to stress the need for quick access. A maintained file of cabin sites and routes will aid the sheriff’s office during emergencies.
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Logan
Hocking County
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Sheriff's Office
Two Drivers Found Guilty in Reckless Operation Cases
Ronald Eugene Swaim of Haydenville was found guilty of reckless operation and fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading not guilty at arraignment. He also pleaded guilty to a traffic light violation, receiving 10 dollars plus costs. Richard D. Nelson of 886 Warner Ave was found guilty of reckless operation and fined 10 dollars plus costs after pleading innocent.
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Logan
Ronald Eugene Swaim
Haydenville
Jack Moorehead
Richard D. Nelson
Warner Ave
Television Repair Case Tubes Stolen in Nelsonville
Police investigated a weekend theft from Eu gene Fultz’s station wagon at 806 Chestnut St. He reported a blue television tube repair cabinet lined with mirrors, about 600 television tubes, assorted electrician tools, and a total value of 1000 dollars. The wagon was parked behind his home while the family visited.
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Nelsonville
Eugene Fultz
Chestnut St
Fultz
Truck Driver Escapes Injury After Rollover Crash
State Patrol said Nolan Earl McNichols 25 Circleville escaped injury when his truck rolled over an embankment on Goose Run Road County Road 249 south of Route 56 at 4 15 p m Monday. The left front wheel came off the vehicle and it left the road.
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Logan
Goose Run Rd
County Rd
State Highway Patrol
Nolan Earl McNichols
Circleville
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Brief Admits And Births
Lane Graves and Larry Woods families announce births, with multiple Nelsonville residents listed. Admits include Julius Vegso of Jacksonville and several Nelsonville residents. Blood usage recorded as four units.
Classes To End Early For Teachers Meeting
York Local School District teachers hold a meeting at York School at 1 30 p m Friday. High school classes dismiss at 12 15 p m and elementary grades at 1 15 p m due to the meeting announced by executive head Jack Hillyer.
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Nelsonville
York
York School
Jack Hillyer
Anniversary Dinner Set By Pythians
Nelsonville announces an anniversary dinner for Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias members to be held Wednesday night in the Pythian dining room. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. is for Valley Lodge 169 members and wives and Valley Temple Pythian Sisters and husbands. The date was previously listed as Thursday by error.
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Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
The
Nelsonville Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Valley Lodge 169
Valley Temple Pythian Sisters
Births Reported at Hocking Valley Hospital
In Gibisonville Cecil Mills and wife welcome a son. Logan couples Carl Nelson and wife have a son. Kenneth L Wright and wife greet a daughter in McArthur Route 1. Wilbur Wallace and wife announce a daughter in Lancaster. Other names listed include Miss Alice Faine, Floyd Walter, Earl Bell, Larry D Crothers, Lottie Engle, Margar Ita Kellerman, Mrs Hugh Dauben mire, Freddie Lee, Mrs Wilbur Wallace and daughter, and Mrs Darrell Thress with daughter.
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Cecil Mills
Gibisonville
Carl Nelson
Logan
Kenneth L. Wright
McArthur
Wilbur Wallace
Lancaster
Earl Bell
Larry D. Crothers
Columbus
Lottie Engle
Marguerita Kellerman
Hugh Daubenmire
Freddie Lee
Darrell Thress
Health Clinic Gives Shots on Saturday
Immunization clinics at the Hocking County Health Department offices in the courthouse run each Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. for preschool children starting at three months old. Parents are urged to bring their children. on March 20 Mrs. Lorena Larimer reported two smallpox vaccinations three triples one double and two tuberculosis tests administered.
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Logan
Hocking County
Logan Union Furnace Bands Earn Superior in District Music
Logan High and Union Furnace High bands earned superior ratings at the district music contest held at Upper Arlington. Logan High's 90 piece concert band directed by Al Horsky and Dick Buntz achieved top classification, while Union Furnace High under Phyllis Baker also received a superior rating.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Logan High
al Horsky
Dick Buntz
Union Furnace High
Phyllis Baker
Episcopal Confirmation at Church of the Epiphany Nelsonville
Bishop Roger Blanchard will preside at 6 p.m. confirmation services at the Church of the Epiphany in Nelsonville. The bishop met the church executive committee at Fred's Steak House for a luncheon. The Rev. Raymond Sturm serves the parish.
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Nelsonville
Church of the Epiphany
Roger Blanchard
Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Ohio
Fred’s Steak House
Raymond Sturm
Blosser's Restaurant Closed For Repair And Redecorating
Blosser's Restaurant at the corner of Main and Market Streets will close from March 30 to April 5 for a new floor to be laid and redecorating. A new Market Street side entrance will be added as part of the revamping.
Parade Of The Hills Meeting Planned In Nelsonville
A general meeting of The Parade of the Hills Committee is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at the offices of Columbus Southern Ohio Electric Mrs Mary Davis secretary invites anyone interested in promoting the Parade of the Hills Festival to attend
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Nelsonville
Columbus _ Southern Ohio Electric 0
Mary Davis
Nelsonville Sailor Participates in Jungle Drum II Exercise
Fire Control Technician 2C William H. Nelson Jr., son of Mr and Mrs William H Nelson Sr of Nelsonville Route 2, serves aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Canberra in Thailand. The ship takes part in Jungle Drum II, a joint US Thailand amphibious assault exercise to train Thai and American forces in combined operations.
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Nelsonville
William H. Nelson Jr
William H. Nelson Sr
Canberra
Thailand
United States Thailand
America
PFC Proctor Trains In German Exercise
PFC Proctor trains with the Armored Division in a German exercise near Grafenwehr Germany. The 24 year old soldier joined the Army in August 1963 after attending Fort Knox Kentucky training and was stationed overseas in January.
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Armored Division
Grafenwehr
Germany
Army
Newecopisbed School
Fort Knox
895 Claims Filed For March Compensation
Unemployment compensation claims in Athens and Hocking County for the week ending March 13 were 895, the Ohio State Employment Service has reported. The total matched the prior week. John Everett Pickell 31 of Laurelville Route 2 to Margaret Susan Hunter 22 of Laurelville. Samuel Ross McDonald 20 of Barberton to Joyce Louise Withem 16 of Glouster Route 3.
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Logan
Athens
Hocking County
Ohio State Employment Service
John Everett Pickell
Laurelville
Margaret Susan Hunter
Lauelville
Samuel Ross McDonald
Barberton
Joyce Louise Withem
Glouster
Icy Highway Sparks Two Car Collision on Route 328
Sheriff Paul E. Hartman reports icy State Route 328 at Union Furnace caused a two car crash. Willard Dutcher, 44, of New Plymouth Route 4, driving a 1964 sedan, failed to yield and slid into Helen Juanita Iles's vehicle as she approached from the south after leaving Thompson Store parking area. Investigation continues.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Paul E. Hartman
Willard Dutcher
New Plymouth
Thompson Store
Helen Juanita Iles
West
Hunter St
Dutcher
Iles
Thompson Sentenced for DWI Case in Logan
A. Mayor Jack Moorehead fined Carlos F. Thompson 24 from The Plains one hundred fifty dollars and court costs and gave a three day jail term for driving while intoxicated after a minor accident. Clarence A. Jack of Nelsonville was admitted to University Hospital Columbus for observation. Ruth Blair of Pinegrove Drive had surgery at Mount St. Mary Hospital and is in satisfactory condition in room 314.
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Logan
Jack Moorehead
Carlos F. Thompson
the Plains
Clarence A
Abe) Jack
Nelsonville
University Hospital, Columbus
Ruth Blair
Pinegrove Dr
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Probate court wills filed in Hocking County and local moves
Logan Probate Court records list wills filed for Lee Husch, Enter prise, Alfred F. Risch, Rock bridge. Mr. and Mrs. David White return to Broad St after five weeks in the south visiting relatives in Jackson Mississippi Fern Park Florida Daytona Beach St Petersburg and McAllen Texas with several families. The Whites also took a sightseeing trip into old Mexico. Ronnie Myers and daughter Tamara moved from Columbus to New St. the Myers are former residents of Trimble.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Lee Husch
Enterprise
Alfred F. Risch
Rockbridge
David White
Broad St
Eckson
Miss
Julia Spaulding
McAllen
Texas
Ronnie Myers
Tamara
Columbus
New St
Myers
Trimble
Emblem Club Hears Talk On Benefits
Logan Emblem Club welcomes Mrs Thomas Henry supreme district deputy with three new members. She speaks on Compensation in Club Work followed by a dance and refreshments. Accompanied by Mrs Henry are Mrs Thomas Wingett, Mrs Denzel Robinson and Thomas Henry.
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Logan
Thomas Henry
Supreme District
Emblem Clubs
Logan Emblem Club
Henry
Lois Geiger
Thomas Wingett
Denzel Robinson
Fines Levied On Drivers By Hocking County Judge
Three drivers faced speeding charges with fines set by Judge Vaughn Collins. Harold Frazier, 22, of Straitsville Route 1, paid 40 dollars plus costs for speeding. Elmer Howysbel, 107 Logan Route 4, paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Lesterae McIntosh, 18, of Logan Route 2, given a minor charge for failing to stop. Enos Perkins, 64, of Gasaway West Virginia, and Claude Burns, 48, of Gan Route 2, forfeited 15 dollar and 20 dollar bonds respectively for driving left of center and related offenses. Donald L. McIntosh, 41, Columbus, forfeited a 20 dollar bond for speeding.
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An Hee Ae
Straitsville
Elmer L. Howysbel
Logan
Lester E. Ae
Enols L. Perkins
Gassaway
W. Va
Claude T. Burns
Gan
Donald L. McIntosh
Columbus
Logan High crowns Basketball Queen at ceremony
Cindy Horwell of Logan is crowned Basketball Queen at Logan High School in the school auditorium. The event, hosted by the Hi-Y Club, features a bouquet presentation by Russell Forsythe and includes members of the Queen’s Court, dancing to Jerry McAfee and his Ad Libs with the quartet offering vocal selections.
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Logan
Cindy Horwell
James
Eleanor Horwell
South Culver St
Logan High School
Ussell Forsythe
Hi-Y Club
Hi-Y
Queen’s Court
Jerry McAfee
Ad Libs
Local Visits Highlight Columbus and Nearby Regions
Mr and Mrs Clyde Bird and Julie of Columbus visited Mrs Bird's parents Mr and Mrs John Six. Also present were Mrs John Six Freddie and Sheryl of Xenia. Mr and Mrs John Hays were Logan shoppers. Ermal Webb of Helena vacationed with local relatives. Mort Hinvick and James McKibben visited Lancaster. Mrs Adam Tour of Old Corner, formerly of Zaleski, is ill at daughter Mrs Elmer Pierce’s home Route 56 near New Marshfield.
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Zaleski
Clyde Bird
Julie
Columbus
Elmer Pierce
New Marshfield
Firefighters Respond to Baker Residence Kitchen Scene
Two fire apparatus units were sent to the David Baker residence kitchen with four firemen aiding. A driver incurred a $5 fine plus costs in Mayor Legar's court for driving without a assured clear distance.
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Pomeroy
Walter Hayes
Middleport
Charles Legar
Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club Moves to City Hall
Regular meetings of the Nelsonville Senior Citizens Club will be held in the city council chambers starting March 30. Club secretary Mrs Dora Calentine said Mayor William Hoffman gave permission for the group to meet in the city building for general meetings.
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Nelsonville
Senior Citizens Club
Dora Calentine
William Hoffman
City repairs potholes on blacktop streets
Logan Service s Safety Director Ed Rutgers said street crews patched cracks and potholes on several city blacktop streets as weather conditions allowed Monday for repair work.
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Logan — Services Safety
Ed Rutgers
City
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Phyllis Vickery
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Alice Faine
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Thompson
Athens Pharmacy
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