Perry County Court Ledger Noted Court Actions and Filings
Perry County Auditor Delmer D. Hoops reports March state funds for public assistance totaling 1873 dollars. Multiple suits filed including against the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation and Lempco Industries. several divorce actions and school attendance fines. numerous name changes and property transfers listed from Perry County and nearby towns. Executorship and will be noted for Richard Nicholas Jr. and related estates. Marriages licenses issued. real estate transfers and sheriff sale of Atlas Subsidiaries property recorded.
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Perry County
Delmer D. Hoops
Floyd L. Everett
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, Industrial Commission of Ohio
Lempco Industries, Inc
Patricia J. Green
William Joseph Ratliff
Ohio Power Co
South Central Electric Co
Richard Nicholas Jr
P. O. Box 91
Carlisle
Richard P. Nicholas Sr
Shawnee
Joan Edwards
Congo
Judy Jenkins Altier
Corning Route 1
William Daugherty
Fostoria
Lahoma Anders Jenkins
Kimberly Joan
Kristan Michael Altier
Lahoma Jenkins
Starr Notes Visits and Easter Service at Starr UMC
Mr and Mrs Hilas McAfee hosted visitors from Nelsonville Columbus Union Furnace Pataskala and Logan with several family and church updates. Rev Wilson Rollins returns from hospital to oversee half his usual workload across seven area churches while lay ministers assist the Athens district. An Easter program at Starr United Methodist Church includes baptismal services at 9 30 a m. The article also recalls the 1863 oil tanker ship with hollow iron masts and internal expansion of warm oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Carter
Logan
Robert V. Carter
Wilson Rollins
Athens
Rollins
Clarence Day
Glouster
Local visits and a historic Welsh contest described
Mrs Anna Kemper visited relatives in Columbus and Oliver Kemper also traveled there. Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder of Lancaster visited here. Richard Pumphrey a Rutland student minister spoke at the United Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs O M Trevey spent a day in Canal Winchester. A Welsh prince in the 6th century offered a prize for harpists versus vocalists who could swim the Conway River and compete. the singers won as harp strings failed when wet.
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Anna Kemper
Columbus
Charles Snyder
Lancaster
Richard Pumphrey
Rutland
United Methodist Church
Oliver Kemper
O. M. Trevey
Canal Winchester
Conway River
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Perry Court News
Anna Marie Wright
Anna Marie Shellmaker
Junction City
Lloyd Samuel Shellmaker
Tom McCord
Donald Mungan
Madeline Walker
New Lexington
Robert Strode
Jack Conrad Pollock
Zanesville
Jerry Dean Blankenship
Newark
Jim Woster
Charles Keylor
Carl Stalter Jr
Robert M. Sherrick
Lincoln Street
Duane T. Funk
Anna Mae Gilloghly
George Gilloghly
Saltillo
Donna J. Runyon
Thornville
Harold D. Runyon
Hebron
Bernice Marie Johnson
Albert A. Johnson
Lena Mary Johnson
George A. Johnson
Gladys
Elizabeth Kinner
John Franklin Kinner
Hemlock
Gladys Bradley
Betty Nelson
Earl Nelson
Diane Louise Rosser
Terry Lee Rosser
Rockbridge
Edith Mooter
Michael Moorer
Susan Barker
Roseville
Charles Douglas Barker
Karl S. Scott
Route 1
Margaret Ann Scott
Bremen
John E. McNulty
Margaret B. Leary
Somerset
William R. Lohnes
Nancy L. England
William W. Ricketts
Laura Jane Owens
Albert Sherrick
Sharon G. Lintz
Crooksville
Raymond P. Omen
Clarice Ruby Grevey
Malta
Richard L. Padilla
San Antonio
Tex
Kathleen A. Horn
Jerald E. Eckelberry
Pickerington
Julia A. Snake
William Osler
U.S. Army
Vinton
Ohio
Carol Jeannie Dobbins
Moxahala
Joanna
Paul Dorsey
Terrace
Dale L
Mary Swyers
Donald E
Catherine Palmer
Corning
Harrison
Wallace Dane
Helen Louise Starr
James R. Jr
Janice E. Collins
New Straitsville
Steve and
Myrna Toth
Madeline R. Ciber
Lorain
Monroe Township
Donald E. Nash
Robert H. Hutchinson
Starr
Mrs. Hazel Eggleston
Richard Rhodes
Florence Hammond
Judy McClain
Union Furnace
Paul E. Bartlett
Pataskala
Lafe Eggleston
N. Straitsville
Belpre
Belpre Furniture Co
China
Bean
Reese Insurance
Hoover
Westinghouse
Ie Tekele
BankAmericard
Tle OE
Washington Blvd
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