Nelsonville City Council Reviews Brooks Use of Sylvania Building
Nelsonville officials and Brooks Shoe Co. representatives met to discuss occupancy of the Veterans Industrial Memorial Building. Brooks described a month-to-month occupancy ending May 1964 with 30 days’ notice. mayor and council debated legality and terms while noting payroll and job impacts from warehousing and potential plant consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ward Phillips
George Schuyler
Wm. Brooks Shoe Co
John Brooks
Veterans Industrial Memorial Building
William Hoffman
Board of Trade
The
Brook
Iidis
Phillips
Brooks
Sylvania
Schuyler
William Lavelle
Godman
Council
Boston
Logan
Nelsonvile
Myers St
Hoffman
Mayor Hoffman Fines Three In City Court
In Nelsonville Mayor William Hoffman presided Monday night. Robert Lee Lehman pleaded guilty to reckless operation, fined 25 dollars and costs. James Edward Hogue pleaded innocent then found guilty, fined 10 dollars and costs. Cecil Fellem pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined 20 dollars and costs, jailed for nonpayment. A 20 dollar bond for Albin Kenneth Novak on excessive speed was forfeited. Easter weekend guests included John Figgins and Little Hunt, and Mr and Mrs W Warren hosted extended visitors from Toledo and Sao Paulo Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Robert Lee Lehman
Haydenville
James Edward Hogue
Trimble
Cecil Fellem
Jackson Sr
Athens County
Albin Kenneth Novak
John Figgins
Little Hunt
Columbus
W. W. Warren
E. Franklin Sr
James E. McEwen
Amy Beth
Ann Meta
Toledo
James H. Wilson
Monica
Chip
Marietta
McEwen
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Nelsonville Community Meetings Schedule This Week
The Parade of the Hills committee will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Jack's Grill Chestnut Street announced by chairman O B Carpenter. York Grange meets at 8 p m Thursday at the Grange Hall Oak Grove with a serving slate of listed couples. The York Nelsonville Republican Club meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Ethels Tea Room with Republicans invited to meet candidates. Kilimanjaro fact note follows.
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Jack’s Grill
Chestnut St
O. B. Carpenter
York Grange
Grange
Ethel’s
Logan to Seek Extension on West Logan Sewer Plan
Logan officials plan a Chicago trip to obtain extra time from the Housing and Home Finance Agency for the West Logan sewer project. George H. Eagle of the Ohio Health Department warns that sanitary sewers are essential and delays may trigger enforcement under the water pollution control act.
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Logan
Otto Shaw
Jack Hammond
Burgess and
Naples
Chicago
Housing and Home Finance Agency
West Logan
George H. Eagle
Ohio Health Department
Hocking County
Shaw
Thomas VanCurren
Walter North
Eagle
Health Department
Meigs Memorial Hospital Notes
Admitted Evelyn Boggess of Racine Earl Denny of Middleport and Virginia Pierce of Middleport Discharged Clytie Terrill Robert Miller and Florence Theiss all of Meigs Marriage license issued for Jack Eugene Morris 23 of Dexter and Janet May 20 of Middleport
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Evelyn Boggess
Racine
Earl Denny
Middleport
Virginia Pierce
Clytie Terrill
Robert Miller
Florence Theiss
Meigs
Jack Eugene Morris
Dexter
Janet May
Man Bound To Jury In Larceny Case
POMEROY Meigs County Judge Frank W. Porter bound James W. Hayman near Long Bottom to the grand jury on grand larceny charges after his innocent plea. bond set at 500 dollars. Irma Gilmore of Pomery fined 10 dollars and costs on intoxication charges. A World War II anecdote recalls President Roosevelt ordering temporary buildings designed to fail after seven years to avoid wartime Washington ugliness.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Frank W. Porter
James W. Hayman
Long Bottom
Irma Gilmore
Pomery
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington
Sorority Elects New President and Officers in Ohio Chapter
Sharlee Neuman was elected president of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Officers include Betty Horky as VP, Martha Eschleman as recording secretary, Anna Marie Morrison as corresponding secretary, Yvonne Scally as treasurer, Ina Meadows as assistant treasurer, Susie Grueser Parlimentarian, April Smith and Marilyn Wisecup on city council. Committee chairs named Dorothy Amberger and Barbara Riggs with posts in social service ways and means publicity program ritual.
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Middleport
Sharlee Neuman
Ohio
Beta Sigma Phi
Betty Horky
Martha Eschleman
Anna Marie Morrison
Yvonne Scally
Ina Meadows
Susie Grueser
April Smith
Marilyn Wisecup
Dorothy Amberger
Barbara Riggs
Lila Mitch
Barbara Betzing
Mrs. Echleman
Lucy Amsbury
Local Meetings in Meigs County Wednesday
Albert G. Woodard announces Pomeroy Lodge 164 F and A M will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Masonic Temple. Middleport Amateur Gardeners meet at 8 p m Wednesday at Mrs Harold Lohse home. Grace Episcopal Church guild meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at the parish house with Mrs Everett Hayes hostess. Rutland Red Devils Booster Club meets 7 30 p m Wednesday in Rutland High School gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Woodard
Pomeroy Lodge
Masonic Temple
Middleport Amateur Gardeners
Harold Lohse
Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
Everett Hayes
Rutland Red Devils
Rutland High School
Duane Johnson Birthday Honors Party Observed
Mr and Mrs Jack Neff hosted a Saturday night party for Duane Johnsons 14th birthday. A decorated cake and ice cream were served and the group danced after presenting gifts to the honoree. Attendees included Kimberly Johnson Bill Swan Patty Slavin Rex Roush Mary Hindy Dennis Ault Connie Simmons Mike Garton Sandra Clatworthy Gary Rife Ann Wilson Harold Lighfoot Jackie Hawley Mark Annehill Josephine Toney Jeff Karr Glenna Luellen Mary Ann Klees and Joyce Riley.
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Middleport
Jack Neff
Duane Johnson
Kimberly Johnson
Bill Swan
Patty Slavin
Rex Roush
Mary Hindy
Dennis Ault
Connie Simmons
Mike Garten
Sandra Clatworthy
Gary Rife
Ann Wilson
Harold Lighfoot
Jackie Hawley
Mark “Annehkill
Josephine Toney
Jeff Karr
Glenna Luellen
Mary Ann Klees
Joyce Riley
Aid Sought for Family Hit By Fire
POMEROY An appeal has been issued for the Harley Jones family after their home and belongings were destroyed by fire Friday. The family needs linens towels blankets rugs chairs curtains a bed mattress dish cupboard kettles men's shoes sizes six and seven and a half trousers 42 30 waist 29 length shirts 14 and 17 women's shoes size eight dresses 14 or 16 slips size 36. Items may be left at Frank Clark's shop Mechanic St Pomeroy Hemlock Grove Grange Hall or at the Connant house north of Flora.
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Pomeroy
Harley Jones
Frank Clark
Mechanic St
Hemlock Grove
Connant House
Flora
Engly Nion Verse Tradition in Wales as National Pastime
In Wales writers cherish engly nion a complex verse epigram form and maintain it as a nationwide literary pastime highlighting local culture and poetic craft.
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Wales
Englynion
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births Noted Across Area
Newborns announced from Mount St. Mary Hospital list daughters for families including Mr and Mrs Dennis Madsen Athens and Mr and Mrs Carl Williams Buchtel along with many others from Nelsonville Glouster New Lexington and surrounding towns. Blood used three units.
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Dennis Madson
Athens
Carl Williams
Buchtel
Charles E. Fick
Nelsonville
David Conkey
Sylvia Thomas
Deanville
William Buchman
Glouster
Harold Hayhurst
Dorothy Graham
New Marshfield
John Waldeck
Beverly Auflick
Benjamin Sparham
Joseph Bridgewater
George Demchak
Cynthia Blower
Trimble
Garnet Martin
Corning
Nettie McClain
the Plains
William Ratliff
New Lexington
Farm Bureau district shows year growth in three counties
Paul Bower announced gains in Meigs Gallia and Athens counties within the Farm Bureau District. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports a state total of 51 900 members for the fourth straight year with district increases: Meigs 216 up from 207, Gallia 190 up from 183, and Athens 203 up from 201.
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Pomeroy
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Paul Bower
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
River of Grass term cited by Seminoles in Everglades
MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL NOTES MEIGS GENERAL Robert Harris Middleport Charles Baker Dexter Lizzie Hanning Middleport Ben Batey Robert Jones River of Grass The Seminoles call the Everglades the River of Grass.
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Robert Harris
Middleport
Charles Baker
Dexter
Lizzie Hanning
Ben Batey
Robert Jones
Grass
the Everglades
Grueser Heads to Midland Mutual Conference
Walter Grueser of Riverview Drive will join ten top Midland Mutual Life Insurance field representatives at a San Francisco conference with president Chester O. Sullivan. Midland Mutual staffs more than 500 agents and general agents. Grueser is tied to Tice and Associates in Columbus. Mrs Grueser accompanies him.
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Pomeroy
Walter Grueser
Riverview Dr
Midland Mutual Life Insurance Co
Columbus
San Francisco
Calif
Grueser
Midland Mutual
Chester O. Sullivan
Two Mishaps Reported on E Main Street
Pomeroy police report two Sunday accidents: Boyd Roseberry of Anderson Indiana 21 rear ended Clyde Cunningham 27 Hartford causing light damage and Cunningham cited for driving without assured clear distance. James Edwards 19 Ashland Kentucky struck a guard railing after stopping at E Main Nye Ave traffic light and veered to avoid a side collision causing light vehicle damage.
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Pomeroy
Boyd Roseberry
Anderson
Ind
E. Main St
Clyde W. Cunningham
Hartford
Cunningham
James Edwards
Ashland
Edwards
E. Main-Nye Ave
Main
Nye
Race discrimination topic for Junior Leadership Club meeting
The Junior Leadership Club will discuss race discrimination at its Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting at East End School. Officers and advisors need help, members should sign up as Jr fair superintendents, and plans include electing a girl and a boy to the 4 H council.
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Logan
East End
Jr. Fair
Logan man on trial for second degree manslaughter
William S. Jasper, 19, an Ohio University student from Lancaster, faces a Logan Common Pleas Court trial for second degree manslaughter in the December Route 33 crash that killed Charles T. Tribe, 58, of Athens. A 12-person petit jury was seated after hours of selection. witnesses included Dr. Owen Yaw and Fay Tribe. The court adjourned at 3 30 p.m. and will resume Tuesday morning.
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Logan
William S. Jasper
Lancaster
Ohio University
Common Pleas Court
Jasper
Charles T. Tribe
Athens
Charles W. Rutter
Merle R. Conley
Zanesville Ave
Viola Courtney
Carbon Hill
Ruth Hinerman
Union Furnace
Claude Brandon
Nelson Ville
Owen Yaw
Fay Tribe
Ed Smith
Paul Hartman
Two Minor Accidents Probed by Logan Police
Logan City police investigated two minor weekend accidents. Virginia Stimel 41 of 627 Church St was cited for driving left of center after her car struck Billy Wade 30 at a red light on West Front Street and Gallagher Avenue. Perry Householder 82 of 1196 Fourth Street and Hugh Miller Jr 35 of Logan Route 1 collided when Householder failed to yield while pulling from a curb on West Hunter and High Street. Householder cited for failing to yield.
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Logan
Virginia
Dave Stimel
Church St
W. Front St
Gallagher Ave
Stimel
Front St
Billy E. Wade
E. Hunter St
Wade
Perry O. Householder
Fourth St
Hugh F. Miller, Jr
Logan Route 1
Householder
West Hunter
High St
Miller
Nelsonville Names Temporary Fireman Appointee
John L. Cullison of Nelsonville Route 2 earned a temporary city fireman post after placing high on a civil service exam. Mayor William Hoffmann announced the four month probation and noted Cullison, a U. S. Army veteran, will begin April 1 on the third shift alongside finalists Jack Eldon Thompson and Clarence D. Daniel.
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Nelsonville
John L. Cullison
William Hoffman
Cullison
U. S. Army
Jack Eldon Thompson
Clarence D. Daniel
William Glover dies. survivors listed in obituary
Among survivors of William Glover 85 former Buchtel resident who died at a Dayton hospital March 25 is his wife Clara Glover Dayton whose name was omitted from list of surviving relatives and a daughter Mrs Garnet Hartnell Elk Hart Indiana.
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Nelsonville
William Glover
Buchtel
Dayton
Clara Glover
Garnet Hartnell
Elkhart
Ind
Two Treated At Hospital
Two emergency cases were treated and released at Hocking Valley Hospital Saturday. Russell Forsythe, 17, of 632 E. Main St, was treated after a fall from a cliff about 30 feet, with back bruises. Three-year-old Timmy Sinnott, son of Don Sinnott, 327 Gallagher Ave, was treated for a laceration over his left eye after slipping against an end table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Russell Forsythe
E. Main St
Timmy Sinnott
Don Sinnott
Gallagher Ave
X Ray Unit Visit Set For Logan Schedule
During a recent TB chest X ray mobile unit visit 2350 people received chest X rays and 1340 were given diabetes tests. The mobile unit will return to Logan Wednesday through Friday with Carborundum on Wednesday and the remaining days in front of the courthouse.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions for Sherry Hicks Elayne Hicks Logan and Stanley Wut from New Straitsville. Dismissals include Mrs Campbell Haydenville Mrs Anderson Logan Gus Kallas Logan and Mrs Bertha Danison Logan. New births noted for Jerry Unger and Earl Caldwell families. Employment details for Larry Fremont Richard Goodyear and Karen Wilkis. Duncan Lambdin Bremen Anchor Hocking employee and Juanita Sawders Logan Route 1 babysitting.
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Sherry
Elayne Hicks
Logan
Stanley Wadie Wut
New Straitsville
Roger Campbell
Haydenville
Thomas Anderson
Gus Kallas
Bertha Danison
Larry Fremont Richard
Goodyear
Karen Marie Wilkis
Duncan Lambdin
Bremen
Hocking
Juanita Sawders
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Brooks Review Sylvania
By Wilbur Mender
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Doctor of Motors
Your
N.A.P.A. Jobber
Meigs Memorial Hospital
Sorority
Meigs County
Anchorage
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Ada MacCombs
James Pickett
the Frlains
Margaret Abram
Frank Collins
Bernice Gallagher
Clarence L. Campbell
Versie M. Imboden
Betty Cain
Lloyd Stump
Meigs General Hospital
Tice and Associates
Barre
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Jerry Unger
Laurelville
Earl Caldwell
McArthur
Koret
California
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