Log Cabin and House Differences Highlighted in Ohio History Talk
The Logan A program drew a large Hocking County audience as Kenneth Wright of Highland County discussed log cabin versus log house construction. He noted virgin timber as the main resource and that nails were scarce before the mid 1830s, with cabins being temporary and houses more refined with squared logs and glass windows.
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LOGAN
Ohio
Hocking County Historical Society
Ohio Power
Kenneth Wright
Highland County Historical Society
Hillsboro
Wright
Three Waive Hearings In Nelsonville Court
Three individuals waived hearings in the Nelsonville Mayor's court after police arrested them on public intoxication charges. Idus D. Lowry of The Plains and Bobby G. Gilbraith of Carbondale paid fines and costs totaling $10 plus costs each. Marable C. Haffelt of Crown City Route 2 was cited for failure to observe an assured clear distance and also paid $10 plus costs.
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Idus D. Lowry
the Plains
Bobby G. Gilbraith
Carbondale
Marable C. Haffelt
Crown City
Health Careers Topic of BPW Nelsonville Meeting
Nelsonville BPW March session at Hocking Valley Motor Lodge featured Patricia Torres of Hocking Technical College outlining two year health careers programs. Plans for April meeting and spring district April 8 in Gallipolis were set alongside May BPW state convention in Columbus.
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Nelsonville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Patricia Torres
Hocking Technical College
Gallipolis
BPW
Neil
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Hospital notes list residents and dismissed names including Paul D. Wallace Galvin W Ray Benjamin Kirkendall Raymond E Rife and others from Nelsonville Buchtel Millfield New Marshfield The Plains Corning with dismissals Ezra Payton Leonard Leach and Mrs Margaret Crane.
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Galvin W. Ray
Nelsonville
Benjamin Kirkendall
Raymond E. Rife
Buchtel
Anna M. Simpkins
Millfield
James K. Mace
New Marshfield
Timmy Sininger
the Plains
Karl Love
Corning
Ezra Payton
Leonard Leach
Margaret Crane
United Telephone seeks major rate increases in Ohio
United Telephone Company of Ohio has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for increased local exchange rates and tariff changes to raise about 17 million dollars in annual revenue. The notice says residential basic rates would rise about 41 percent and business local rates about 51.5 percent, with broader service increases across many offerings.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
P.U.C.O
Commission
North High Street
Columbus
Fire In Hayloft Doused at Rutherford Farm
Nelsonville fire crews responded to a 3 51 p m alarm at the Ralph Rutherford farm on Carbon Hill. Hay in the barn loft caught fire but Rutherford’s sprinkler system helped contain it before the fire department arrived. Children had been playing in the hayloft. cause not determined.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Rutherford
Carbon Hill
Rutherford
Elks Lodge Dinner and Dance Planned in Nelsonville
Elks Lodge No. 543 in Nelsonville will host a dinner at 7 p.m. followed by dancing at 10 p.m. to the Truck Band. The event is for Elks and invited guests.
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Nelsonville
Elks Lodge No. 543
Elks Club
Elks
Scout Troop 6n Addresses Drug Abuse with Chief Valkinburg
Police Chief Max Valkinburg spoke to Scout Troop 6n at the First Christian Church on drug abuse. Refreshments followed the meeting honoring John Stanley of Glouster on his birthday.
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Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Scout
First Christian Church
John Stanley
Glouster
Nelsonville clubs hold meetings at local homes
The Nelsonville Garden Club meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 87 Fayette Street hosted by Mrs Roy Snackenberg with Mrs C W Hall as co hostess. The Nelsonville High School Class of 1928 gathers Sunday at 2 p m at 231 West Washington Street to discuss reunion plans.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
John M. Hartley
W. Washington St
Ambulance Delivered To Mount St Mary Hospital
A modular EMS ambulance was delivered to Mount St Mary Hospital in Nelsonville Ohio and parked near the garages. The entrance will be enlarged for the vehicle and a new door is on order. No official start date for the service has been announced.
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Nelsonville
Southeast Ohio
Emergency Medical Services
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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