Unemployment Drops in Athens Hocking Area March Week
The Athens Hocking area saw unemployment ease in the week ending March 26. The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation listed 1268 claimants, down from 1282 last week, with 67 new unemployed and 1201 out of work one week or longer. Logan County figures show 41 new and 593 continued claimants, Athens area 18 initial and 462 continued, Nelsonville 3 initial and 85 continued, and Gloucester 7 initial and 11 continued. Natco No 2 plant at Haydenville partially reopened with 30 recalled and 60 expected within a month.
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Homer Schein
Logan
Natco
Lake Logan Resident Stricken Dies at Home
Logan Route 2 resident LOGAN-Russell G. Stivison 57 died unexpectedly Wednesday morning at his home near Lake Logan. His body found at 11 am by son Donald. Death likely around 5:30 am while preparing breakfast. Lifelong Hocking County native, member of First EUB Church Logan. Survived by son and brother Robert W. Stivison of Union Furnace. Funeral set for 2 pm Friday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev. D. S. Dunkle officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Logan
Russell G. Stivison
Logan Route 2
Lake Logan
Donald Stivison
Stivison
Freda
Hocking County
Mr. Stivison
Falls Township
David
Laura Lindsey Stivson
EUB
Hocking Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Robert W. Stivison
Union Furnace
Heinlein
Two Are Cited For Traffic Violations
Logan police cited two drivers after an accident on E Second St at 1 55 p m involving Robert D Cullison 26 of Logan and Garnet Nanna 46 of Nelsonville Route 1 Cullison backed into an alley and hit a parked car while Nanna faced a charge for parking in the alley center Both await arraignment in mayor s court A second minor crash occurred at Main and Market St where Opal L Masure 41 Rockbridge Route 1 backing from a crosswalk hit David A Colliton 52 Laurelville Route 1 Damages were minor
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Second St
Robert D. Cullison
Logan
Garnet Nanna
Nelsonville
Cullison
Market
Mulberry Sts
Nanna
Opal L. Masure
Rockbridge
David A. Colliton
Laurelville
Marriage Logan Woodruff D. and Blair In Carbon Hill
Marriage license issued for D John son 27 of Nelsonville Route 2 and Wareline M Blair 21 at home Carbon Hill. Financial report shows Trimble Local School District Athens County for year ending 1959 with assets, receipts, and expenditures across General Fund Bond Retirement Lunch Room Fund and Building Funds.
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Nelsonville
Wareline M. Blair
Carbon Hill
Board OF Education
Trimble
Japan
Levy General Fund
Pines
Esse Board of Education
Maintenan
Mainten- School
Machool Bu
Playaeane
Ichool Usb
Geslin Will Is Probated in Logan
Will of the late Mrs. Minnie M. Geslin of Logan admitted to probate in Hocking County. It leaves Benjamin Geslin a life residence in the Walnut Street home and income from the Main Market corner property until his death or remarriage. Bequests include $1500 to Mary Acker, $3000 to St. Matthews Lutheran Church after remarriage, and remainder to Capital University for missions.̂
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Logan
Minnie M. Geslin
Hocking County
Geslin
Benjamin Geslin
S. Walnut St
Main and Market
Blossers
Wommen’s Missionary Federation of Columbus
Mary Acker
Columbus
St. Matthews Lutheran Church of
Capital University
University
Elbert Arnett Dies Suddenly in Union Furnace Home
Elbert Arnett 80 of Union Furnace died unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Theodore Kennedy 433 North Orchard Street Kennedy found him on return home about 4 p m Arnett had been staying at the Kennedy home since his discharge from Lancaster Fairfield Hospital A native of Whetzel West Virginia he lived in Ohio nearly three years a former Preston Oil Co employee he retired in 1940 Surviving are his wife two sons Earl and Glenn a daughter Hazel Snell seven grandchildren five great grandchildren three brothers and two sisters Leonard Funeral Home handling arrangements services incomplete
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Logan
Elbert Arnett
Union Furnace
Theodore
Lulu) Kennedy
N. Orchard St
Kennedy
Arnett
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Whetzel
W. Va
William and
Mary Booth Arnett
Ohio
Preston Oil Co
Earl Arnett
Glenn Arnett
Elyria
Hazel Snell
Lancaster
Simon and
Allen Arnett
Ravenna
Clinton Arnett
Columbus
Florence Arnett
Frances Turner
Leonard Funeral Home
Angels Sell Out of Heavenly Corner Café in La Porte City
In La Porte City Iowa Mr and Mrs John Angel longtime operators of Angels Cafe have sold the business after 11 years and moved away Their cafe stood opposite Bible s Barber Shop The piece notes the unusual corner name and mentions the Vatican Palace has housed Popes since 1377.
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LA Porte City
Iowa
Angels
John Angel
Angels’ Cafe
Bible
Psi chapter Sigma Phi Gamma pledges three in Logan notes
Sorority Psi chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma held pledge services for Mrs. John Goodlve Mrs. Charles Eaton III and Miss Sandra Howard at a Monday meeting led by president Mrs. Lawrence Helber. Officers will be elected in April and a post Easter dance is planned.
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John Goodlve
Charles Eaton III
Sandra Howard
Psi Chapter
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Lawrence Helber
Merl Bell
Ralph Courter
Eugene Johnson
Jack Tschappat
Logan
Psi
Glenview Party House
Harold Brown
Michael Scaparrotti
Patty Smith
Carolin Palmer
Cat Rabies Tests After Boy Attack in Logan Area
A five year old Logan boy was scratched on the arm by a sick cat Tuesday. The cat died shortly after and was sent for rabies testing by the family physician. Warne Stark, local health sanitarian, took the head to the Nelsonville Health Department lab for examination. Another boy, Dwight Woodward, was bitten by a different cat on Sunday. that animal’s head was also examined at the Nelsonville lab and not found rabid.
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Logan
James D. Goodlive
Floyd Goodlive
E. Second St
Nelsonville Laboratory
State Health Department of Health
Warne Stark
Stark
Dwight Woodward
Laurelville
Nostri Libri League Hosts Meeting On School Topic
Mrs Ray Price of Logan Route 3 hosted Nostri Libri League Monday night. The program Our Children's School Marks was presented by Mrs Joe Wilkinson. Members participated in the discussion. Election of officers is planned for the April meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wilkinson and Mrs Don Lightfoot.
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Ray Price
Logan
Nostri Libri League
Our Children’s School
Joe Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Don Lightfoot
Wion Undergoes Major Surgery in Dayton Hospital
Fred Wion of Dayton, formerly of New Straitsville, is admitted to Dayton St. Elizabeth Hospital for major surgery.
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New Straitsville
Fred Wion
Dayton
Dayton St. Elizabeth Hospital
Five Tapped By National Honor Group
Five Murray City High School students were tapped for membership in the National Honor Society during ceremonies Tuesday in the school auditorium. Participants included Dennis Martin, Frances Sabo, Barbara James, Nancy Vasko Sanborn, and Donald Cook. seniors Robert Loper Curtis Spencer Michael Mitchell Ann Reynolds and junior Richard Martin were also named. Frey county superintendent spoke and Nelle Elliott served as faculty sponsor.
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LOGAN
Murray City High School
Dennis Martin
Frances Sabo
Barbara James
Nancy Vasko Sanborn
Donald Cook
Robert Loper
Curtis Spencer
Michael Mitchell
Ann Reynolds
Richard Martin
Loper
Absen
James Frey
Nelle Elliott
Will Turn Pro for Johnson Leaves Minnesota
Dick Johnson a 6 foot 4 end and top lineman from the Big Ten has withdrawn from the University of Minnesota and intends to play next season with a Vancouver professional team.
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Johnson
University of Minnesota
Vancouver
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