Nelsonville man hazes with windows to back Ohio State in 1962
Hoodlet of Hoodlet's Department Store led a mock parade through Public Square with a water pail brush and squeegee after Cincinnati beat Ohio State in the NCAA finals. Stoltz Drug Store displayed a window message announcing Hoodlet would wash Stoltz windows, drawing a crowd.
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Louisville
Hoodler
Ohio State
Stoltz Drug
C. S. Hoodler
Jim Holtel
University of Cincinnati
Stoltz
Hoodlet
Cincinnati
Nelsonville Businessman P G Oakley Dies at 76
Nelsonville resident Percy G Bone ley Oakley 76 rotary treasurer of the Nelsonville Home and Savings Association died Monday evening at Mount St Mary Hospital after two weeks of illness. He helped found Oakley Insurance Agency and later served as secretary treasurer of the Nelsonville Home and Savings. He was an elder of the First Presbyterian Church and a Mason. Survived by wife Grace a daughter Treva Pospichel and a son Perry Oakley plus five brothers and a sister. Services Thursday at 2 p m at the First Presbyterian Church, burial Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Percy G. Boneley
Washington St
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mr. Oakley
Oakley
First Presbyterian Church
Athens Commandery
Knights Templar
Grace
Treva Pospichel
Philadelphia
Perry Oakley
Lowell
Frank
Victor
Alva
James
Spencer
W. Va
Harold
Logan
Mae Oakley
Dayton
Ellis child dies Monday in Waverly
Edith Ann Ellis 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Ellis of Waverly, died Monday afternoon after an extended illness. Born in Nelsonville, she is survived by her parents a sister Marilyn and three brothers John Thomas and Charles. Funeral services set for 10:30 a m Wednesday at Boyer funeral home Waverly with burial at Green Lawn Nelsonville.
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Frederick Ellis
Waverly
Marilyn
John
Thomas
Charles
James Lee
McArthur
Chloe Ellis
Nelsonville
Boyer Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Burns Without OK Laurelville Man Fined
Logan William Cradlebaugh of Laurelville Route 2 forfeited a $19 bond in Hockir County Court. Charged by district fire warden Merle Arledge with open air burning without a permit on March 3 during the fire season from March through May.
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Logan
William Cradlebaugh
Laurelville
Hockir
Vaughn Collins
Merle E. Arledge
Funeral Services Set For Ex Glouster Man
John R. Leake 63 of Zanesville a former Glouster area resident will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mt Sterling Methodist Church Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery He died Saturday evening in a Zanesville hospital. A second item notes a demonstration planned at Ohio Fuel Gas Co offices with Twig 9 Mount St Mary Hospital Guild and the Delia Lewis Circle of the First Baptist Church attending at 7 90 p m Wednesday. Another short note lists four area residents attending the OSU basketball finals at St John Arena Friday and Saturday.
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Glouster
John R. Leake
Zanesville
Glouster Area
Mt. Sterling Methoest
Leake
Nelsonville
Twig
Mount St Mary
Sharpsburg Woman Emma Gibson Dies at 85 in Chillicothe
Emma Gibson 85 of Sharpsburg Route 1 died Monday at her daughter’s home in Chillicothe. Born in Washington County she was daughter of Isaac Norris. Survived by three daughters, a sister, two brothers, six grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren and 17 great great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Mt Hermon EUB Church with Robert Dabuaney officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at Fawcett Stone Funeral Home.
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Chesterhill
Emma Gibson
Sharpsburg
Helen Lamb
Chillicothe
Mrs. Gibson Was
Washington County
Mrs
Isaac Norris
Lamb
Beulah Kennedy
Frances Burnett
Columbus
Addie Jackson
Walhending
Ohio
Glen
Earl Norris
McConnelville
Mt. Hermon Eub Church
Robert Dabuaney
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Anniversary Dinner Planned By Auxiliary
NELSONVILLE The anniversary dinner of the Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post 3467, will be served at 6 30 p m April 4 at the Glenview Party House, Logan. Reservations should be made with Mrs Rita Woody by April 1. Birthdays observed at the March meeting were Mrs Woody, Mrs Edith Cochran, Mrs Myra Milholland and Miss Bessie Forbes.
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Nelsonville
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Glenview
Logan
March Auxiliary
Edna Reynolds
Rita Woody
Woody
Edith Cochran
Myra Milholland
Bessie Forbes
Hospital Births and Transfers Listed at Mount St. Mary
Mount St. Mary Hospital reports births for several families including Charles French, Addison Jago, Carl Hanagan, Belford Spergin, and Mary Thomas. Transfers include John Lauser to University Hospital Columbus. Blood used 2 units. Names span Shawnee Glouster Nelsonville Athens Logan Corning Haydenville and Columbus.
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Charles French
Shawnee
Addison Jago
Glouster
Carl Hanagan
Belford Spergin
Corning
Athens
Melvin Thompson
Nelsonville
Patricia Green
Logan
John Lauser
Jacksonville
University Hospital
Columbus
Alvin Hardy
Robert McCoy, Jr
Haydenville
James McClain
Helen Penrod
Sylvia Hall
Nelsonville group to close for Oakley funeral
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association will close at noon Thursday for the funeral of P. G. Oakley secretary treasurer who died Monday night. Also listed are medical notices from Hocking Valley Hospital and new Ohio liquor permits for Master Line Products Co. in Glouster with beer and wine licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Home and Savings Association
P. G. Oakley
Columbus
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Master Line Products Co., Inc
Glouster
Plan Sports Banquet in Nelsonville at First Christian Church
Nelsonville Athletic Association will meet at the high school at 7 30 p m to plan the All Sports banquet set for April 27 in the First Christian Church social rooms. Bill Hess Ohio University head football coach will be the banquet speaker. Logan resident Robert H May badly injured in a December Columbus auto crash is in Ward One at Dayton VA Center Brown's Hospital and welcomes cards.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Athletic Association
First Christian Church
Charles Pancake
Bill Hess
Ohio University
Logan
Robert H. May
Columbus
Veterans Administration Center
Brown's Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
W. C. May
Children Will See Circus
Logan Ralph Moore announces Hocking County Tarhe Shrine Club members will take welfare children to the annual Shrine Circus in Columbus from April 2 to 7. Children meet at the Hocking County courthouse April 7 at 7 15 a.m. and travel with club members. contributions for spending money and lunches are invited to Nobles Francis M Embre e, Dean L Collison or Ralph G Moore.
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Logan
Ralph Moore
Tarhe Shrine Club
Lancaster
Hocking County
Hocking
Fairfield
Perry County
Francis M. Embree
Dean L. Collison
Ralph G. Moore
Six Drivers Fined in Hocking County Court
Six cases heard by Judge Vaughn Collins in Hocking County Court resulted in fines and suspensions. Richard T. Phillips was fined for failure to stop after an accident on Route 75. Cecil Williams faced a suspended fine for improper vehicle registration on Route 18. John M. Carter was fined for unsafe operation on Route 33. Wilbur B. Lanning paid for speeding on Route 33. Daniel E. Congreve forfeited bond for speeding on Route 33. Richard E. Nance was assessed and partially suspended for unsafe operation on Route 33.
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Logan
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Sheriff's Department
State Highway Patrol
Richard T. Phillips
Shawnee
Cecil Williams
Rockbridge
John M. Carter
Glouster
Daniel E. Congreve
Columbus
Richard E. Nance
Logan Teentimers Host Parents At Annual Event
The Logan Teentimers of Logan Junior High hosted Parents Night at Logan High School auditorium. About 275 Teentimer members, guests, and faculty attended as Marion Allen and Mrs. Allen received gifts while J. Robert Smith and William Hankison were honored for their service.
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Logan Teentimers
LOGAN
Logan Junior High School
Logan High School
Marion Allen
Farm Bureau Meeting Held on Logan Route 3
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council gathered at the Rauber home on Logan Route 3 for their March meeting. Discussion focused on Safety on Our Highways led by Mrs. D H Woodard. The session included hymns scripture a prayer and an Easter poem. Thirteen members attended with guests including Mrs Marvalea Sinnott and family and Miss Diane Armstrong.
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Logan
Charles Rauber
Martha Rauber
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Rauber
D. H. Woodard
Frank Masure
Marvalea Sinnott
Bradley
Diane Armstrong
Linda
David Rauber
Mary Lois Rauber
Ex Logan Woman Daisy Spencer Dies in Columbus
Mrs. O E Spencer known as Daisy Lehman of Columbus died at 72 in her home Sunday Born in Logan she was daughter of Luke Lehman a Logan grocer Her husband preceded her in death Survivors include two daughters five grandchildren one great grandchild She was cousin to several Logans residents Friends may call at Jerry Spears funeral home in Columbus Arrangements incomplete
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Logan
O. E. Spencer
Daisy Lehman
Columbus
Luke Lehman
Carl Brandt
Walter Blosser
Ralph Starcher
Noah Robey
Claude Hammon
Jerry Spears
Divorce Granted in Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Logan Forest Hedges is granted a divorce from Ethel Hedges on gross neglect of duty. Custody of two minors awarded to Ethel with visiting rights for Logan. Judge Harley Meyer allows defendant to reside on plaintiff’s property while the children remain in custody. Costs to plaintiff. In a separate note, the oldest Latin inscription is on a belt buckle reading Manius made me for Nummerius in translation.
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Manius
Nummerius
Damaeve Suit Jury Named in Logan County Case
A Logan petit jury of 11 men and one woman was seated for a $35 000 damage suit in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. Florence Jarvis of Logan sues the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Inc alleging a June 30 1959 store accident at a Logan A P store when a wheeled cart with boxes toppled onto her back causing injuries.
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Logan
Hocking County
Florence Jarvis
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc
Logan A&p
Firemen Called To Three Logan Blazes
Logan fire crews answered three alarms Monday. An Auto fire on Mulberry Street damaged a car owned by Albert Backus. A three acre grass fire near Enterprise traced to trash burning. A second grass fire at Goat Run Road spread toward Humphrey Chicken Farm with Hocking Honor Camp aiding efforts.
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Logan
Robert Courter
Mulberry St
Albert Backus
Carol Rider
Enterprise
Goat Run Rd
Humphrey Chicken Farm
Hocking
Rockbridge Home Damaged by Early Morning Fire
Sheriff Paul Hartman set damage at 150 dollars after a 1:30 a.m. Sunday blaze damaged the home of Harry Kohler on Cola Valley Road Rockbridge Route 2. Fire departments from Laurelville and Berne Township responded to the chimney fire.
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Logan
Paul Hartman
Harry Kohler
Rockbridge
Cola Valley
Hartman
Laurelville
Berne
Twp
Police Check Two Wrecks Driver Cited
Logan police reported two weekend accidents. Charlotte Rush, 29, was forced over at W Front St by an oncoming car and hit a parked Johnson car. No charges filed. Robert Dunkle, 34, stopped at Market and Main when Ruben Hinnerman, 57, struck his rear. Hinnerman charged with failure to maintain distance.
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Logan
Charlotte Ann Rush
New Straitsville
Sarah J. Johnson
Barberton
Front St
Johnson Auto
Market and
Main Sts
Robert T. Dunkle
Ruben K. Hinnerman
Union Furnace
DAR Chapter Sees Logan Models Shine in Columbus Show
Logan Junior High School and Governor Worthington Chapter Girls Homemakers entered a state DAR conference fashion show in Columbus. Miss Louella Julian, guided by Mrs. Shelso, won first in the junior division with a cotton blouse and skirt. Other entrants included Alice Trowbridge and Barbara Edgar.
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LOGAN
Kerwood Martin
Roy Shelso
Logan Junior High School
Governor Worthington
Daughters of American Revolution
DAR
Girl Homemakers
Shelso
Louella Julian
Neil House
Columbus
Miss Julian
Harvey Minton
Russell C
Julian
Anthony J. Toerner
Worthing
Frances Mathias
Toerner
Mission Worker Recalls Thai Ministry At Local Church
The Rev H Gaylord Knox retired Presbyterian mission worker spoke at First United Presbyterian Logan during a Sunday service and at the Men's Bible Class. He and wife served in Prae Thailand since 1929 building churches and training Thai leadership. They shared artifacts from their field and a program for Westminster Fellowship before staying with local friends in Logan.
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Prae
Mr. Knox
Thailand
Siam
Knox
Hold Back the Redskins offered by Logan 8th graders
Logan Calendar lists events for March 27 28 including Green PTA program a comedy melodrama Hold Back the Redskins at 8th grade level WLCS luncheon and executive meeting at 1 p m 12 noon Trinity Lutheran Couples Club at 7 30 p m Devotional leaders Mr and Mrs Don Myers annual meeting of Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association 8 p m at Ohio Power Co auditorium and Social Circle luncheon at 1 p m Mecca Room Brandts YMCA Girl Scout rooms 10 a m potluck at noon
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Redskins
WLCS
Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Couples Club
John Myers Jr
Don Myers
Hocking County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Ohio Power Co
Woman Is Reported In Serious Condition In Logan
Mrs. C. E. Dona hue 76 of 469 N Spring St Logan is in serious condition at Hocking Valley Hospital after a fall from her bed around 2 30 Saturday morning. She suffered a broken shoulder and chest injuries as health deteriorated in recent years. Her two sons Pat of Springfield and John Bud of Columbus arrived to be with her.
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Logan
C. E. Donahue
N. Spring St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Donahue
Pat
Springfield
John
Bud
Columbus
Kemp ton family hosts birthday supper for Dorothy Lewis
Mr and Mrs Herman Kempton of 599 Popular Street Nelsonville held a supper for the birthday of their daughter Dorothy Lewis. Present were Mrs Lewis husband Jack and children Sheran Beverly and Brent other guests included Mr and Mrs Guy Dehman and children Bob Marvin and Johnny of Chauncey.
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Herman Kempton
St. Nelsonville
Dorothy Lewis
Lewis
Jack
Sheran
Beverly
Brent
Guy Dehman
Bob Marvin
Johnny
Chauncey
Ingram Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Clarence E. Chet Ingram age 73 who died Monday at South Perry Nursing Home will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Pleasant Ridge Church with burial in the church cemetery He was born in Hocking County and survived by three sisters Bessil Steele Circleville Ada Silvernagle Columbus and Mae Berger Cincinnati Friends may call at Henlein funeral home after 2 p.m Tuesday
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Logan
Clarence E
Chet) Ingram
South Perry
Pleasant Ridge
Church
David
Susan Poling Ingram
Hocking County
Bessil Steele
Circleville
Ada Silvernagle
Columbus
Mae Berger
Cincinnati
Henlein
10 Attend 4-H Session in Southeastern Ohio
Logan county 4-H leaders attend the Southeastern Ohio 4-H advisors training clinic at the Youth Center on the Ohio State Fairgrounds Tuesday and Wednesday. Advisors and extension agents from 22 counties are slated to attend, sponsored by the Ohio 4-H Foundation. Logan brief: Michael Dexter, 19, Nelsonville, construction worker, and Patricia Green Dexter, 19, Logan, at home.
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Ohio State Fairgrounds
Don Taylor
Ray Grove
Richard Bowers
Eleanor Macgregor
Bill Melvin
The
Ohio 4-H Foundation
Logan
Michael Gregory Dexter
Nelsonville
Patricia Ann Green Dexter
Weekend Visitors and Local Notables Passes Through Logan
Logan residents hosted relatives from Dearborn Michigan including Mrs David Roberts and family on Second Street and met Aunt Vic at Murray City en route home. Ohio University events drew Ralph Moore and Francis Embree from Logan while Mount St Mary Hospital treated Herbert Walter for observation and possible surgery. College basketball fans joined Duane Shipley for Ohio State High School games and NCAA trips to Louisville with county prosecutor Hubert Lappen and Carl Stein Johnson accompanying. Suellen Johnson, OSU student and cheerleader, featured in tournament activities.
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Ter
Gary Atkins
Dearborn
Mich
Logan
Vic’? Hale
Murray City
David Roberts
Vic
Fred Schmidt
Jo Ann Hull
Columbus
Freddie
North St
Allen Fink
Julie
Jan Schmidt
Fink
Miss Schmidt
Athens
Ohio University College of Fine Arts
Ralph Moore
South Logan
Francis Embree
Herbert Walter
New Plymouth
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Duane Shipley
N. Wood Sr
Louisville
Hubert Lappen
Hocking County
Carl
Stein’’ Johnson
Johnson
Suellen Johnson
Ohio State University
OSU
Taxation Examiner To Aid Hocking County Vendors
A State Department of Taxation examiner will be in the Auditorium of the Hocking County Courthouse Logan Ohio on the last Friday of each month to assist vendors. The first day is Friday March 30 1962 and hours are 9 a m to 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
State Department of Taxation
Hocking County Court House
Ohio
Daughter Is Born In Lodi To Mr and Mrs Shipley
Mr and Mrs Larry Shipley announce the birth of their first daughter Kimberly Sue on February 28 at a hospital in Lodi. The couple also has a son, Scott, 19 months. Grandparents are Duane Shipley of Logan and Beverly McDevitt of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Larry Shipley
Leroy
Lodi
Kimberly Sue
Scott
Duane Shipley
Beverly McDevitt
Detroit
Mich
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Stu”’ Hoodlet
First National Bank
Athens County
Robert
Sarah Ann Hickman Oakley
Logan Wholesale Grocery Co
R. V. Oakley
Oakley and Oakley Insurance Agency
Oakley Insurance Agency, Inc
Nelsonville Home and Savings
John Lloyd Evans
Johnson Funeral Home
Ellis Child
Edith Ann Ellis
Ellis
Burns
Laurelville Man
William Jewett
Leonard Hill
Mary Reeves
Freda Smith
Carpenter
Charles Green
Joan Auflick
Hannah Karpela
Katie Mungan
New Lexington
Gary Potter
Cedric Silvey
Mary Thomas
Mary Jo Roof
Rosemary Laughlin
Charles Coakley
Jack Russell
George Culp
Medical
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Leroy McClure
May
Wilbur B. Lanning
W. C. Griffith
Palm Beach
Fla
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Ind
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Pam Jane
Cindy Horwell
Sandy Steward
Jack Walsh
David Miller
Marcia Blume
Suzanne Ricketts
Ruth Watts
Rosalie Dunn
Sue Bicknell
John McAfee
Tom Erbaught
Guy Champ
Roger Courtney
Roberta Holloway
Allen
William Bozett
Ned Gabriel
Frederick Blume
George Rolston
Charles Steward
Mary Jones
Eleanor Horwell
Farm Bureau Meeting
Ance
Damaeve Suit
Robert Pollum
Ben H. Cooper
Fred Rider
Daniel Jenkins
George Kline
Gerald Barton
Dallas Fetheroll
Mildred Cavinee
Paul Stewart
James Frey
Joe Johnson
Clarence Raschen
Alice Trowbridge
Barbara Edgar
Westminster House
Westminster Fellowship of the Church
Leonard W. McIntire
Wooster
Mecca
Brandt’s
Russell Berlin
YMCA
Ingram
4-H Advisors
Glen Worthman
Rhea Bangert Brown
Virginia McGhee
Harry Mathias
4-H
Don Young
Quick’s Drug Store
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