Parade of the Hills Plans Move Ahead in Nelsonville
The Parade of the Hills organizers met at the Elks Lodge and decided to proceed with the 1958 pageant on the Public Square from September 7 through 13 despite criticism of the square location. Major participants included Mayor Robert Auflick and general chairman Jack Riley. last year’s receipts funded Christmas baskets, a shoe fund, and park improvements.
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Nelsonville
Elks Lodge
Robert Auflick
Jack Riley
the Gooding Co
Gooding Firm
Riley
Mayor Auflick
Clyde Byers
Estel Crabtree
Carlos Ogg
Ward Phillips
Charles Barrows
Paul Betts
John, Ward
William Mechem
Everett Woody
Voting Places For Primary Are Reported
City auditor Delbert Kuhn says polling sites for the upcoming primary remain the same as in November. In Nelsonville the First Ward uses the American Legion Building and the Darrell Figgins Jr residence for precinct two. Ward 2 votes split between the Christian Church and Presbyterian Church. Ward 3 has the city building and the Methodist Church as precincts. Fourth Ward sites include the Townhouse, Rubie Evans residence, and the Dixon Store.
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Nelsonville
Delbert Kuhn
American Legion
Darrell Figgins, Jr
Adams St
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Rubie Evans
Poplar St
Dixon Store
Fourth St
Nelsonville mayor fines several residents over weekend
Fined in the court of Mayor Robert Auflick were Paul McDonald Zaleski ten dollars and costs for disturbing the peace Gerald Blair Carbon Hill twenty five dollars and costs for unsafe operation Floyd Dearth Nelsonville ten dollars and costs for intoxication and Donald Burchfield Kimberly ten dollars and costs for resisting arrest and ten dollars and costs for disturbing the peace.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
Paul McDonald
Zaleski
Gerald Blair
Carbon Hill
Floyd Dearth
Donald Burchfield
Kimberly
Ex-Resident Dies at 68 in Columbus Home
Leslie J. Cavanaugh 68 formerly of Nelsonville died after a yearlong illness at 94 E First Ave Columbus He was WWII veteran born in Vinton County son of the late James and Christina Cavanaugh longtime Nelsonville foundry employee Elks member survived by wife five daughters a brother and three grandchildren Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 pm Johnson Funeral Home Rev J A Long officiating burial Greenlawn Cemetery friends may call at the funeral home
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Nelsonville
Leslie J. Cavanaugh
Nelsonaville
First Ave
Columbus
Vinton County
James and
Christina Cavanaugh
Nelsonville Foundry
Nelsonville Elks
Tessie Ervin Cavanaugh
Jerrie Stanley
Beatrice Raybould
Lelia Powell
May Joyce
Agnes Butler
Huron
Dewey
Detroit
Johnson Funeral Home
J. A. Long
Greenlawn
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New healing substance Bios-Dyne offers reduction of hemorrhoids with itching relief and pain relief without surgery. Case after case shows shrinkage and statements that piles are no longer a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment with money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
State Patrolman Hurt Chasing 18-Year-Old
Eleven people received weekend hearings in Logan on charges filed by state highway patrolmen and city police. Ted D. Adams 18 Logan Route 2 was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a suspended 10 day jail term after pleading guilty to unsafe operation following a high speed chase that hurt a patrolman whose car hit a roadside bank. Mayor Myers suspended the jail term since Adams leaves for the Navy Monday. Harold L. Hutchison 31 Logan Route 3 was cited for drunk driving and driving without a licensed operator, fined 200 dollars and costs and jailed three days on the first count and fined 10 dollars and costs on the second. Orvald D. Mohler 27 New Straitsville Route 1 and Frank J. Poches 46 Jacksonville were charged with axle overloads, each fined 25 dollars and costs. Wilma Grandy Logan and Jerry L. Cottrill 23 Abilene Texas were fined 10 dollars and costs for yellow line violation and license plate transfer failure. Ruth Ann Boocks 34 Columbus was fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to stop within an assured clear distance with fine suspended. Frank Gates 71 Logan Route 4 was fined 20 dollars and costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct and jailed for nonpayment. Jesse M. Ansel 62 Enterprise was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation while Paul E. Flowers 18 Rockbridge Route 1 was fined 10 dollars and costs for crashing a red light.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Ted D. Adams
Adams
Myers
Navy
Harold L. Hutchison
Orvald D. Mohler
New Straitsville
Frank J. Poches
Jacksonville
Wilma Grandy
Jerry L. Cottrill
Abilene
Logan Route 4
Mrs. Nellie McCune 69 Dies in Chesterhill
Nellie McCune 69 of Sharpsburg died at Marietta Memorial Hospital Sunday. Born Athens County she married Archibald in 1909 and survived by five daughters four sons 36 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m. at Fawcett Stone funeral home with Rev Arman Hart officiating burial in Chesterhill Cemetery.
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Chesterhill
Nellie McCune
Sharpsburg
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Athens County
George and
Fannie Barden Fawcett
Archibald McCune
Mt. Hermon Eub
Fairview Grange
Ruth Clester
Frances Lawrence
Cutler
Alta Dillie
Stockport Route
Joliette Carr
Juanita Lawrence
Malta
George
Sciotoville
Ralph
Pennsville
Dale
Athens
Dallas
Frieda Rebrassier
Wheeling
Fawcett Stone Funeral Home
Arman Hart
Chesterhill Cemetery
Light Primary Expected in Hocking County Election
In Hocking County a single Democratic contest for commissioner draws interest. Otto A. Shaw and Thomas C. Van Curen vie for the nomination to challenge incumbent Joe M. Brown. Other races on both parties’ tickets run unopposed or with minimal opposition as elections staff finalize polling procedures.
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Logan
Hocking County
Otto A. Shaw
Rockbridge
Thomas C. van Curen
van Curen
Shaw
Joe M. Brown
Logan Route 4
Brown
Miss Pearl Pierce
P. Jay Cole
General Assembly
Harley Meyer
Common Pleas Court
Judge Meyer
Rolland Bright
Carl Engle
Enterprise
Miss Pierce
Board of Elections
Two Weekend Accidents Investigated by County Deputies
Hocking County deputies investigated two weekend crashes. At Bear Run Road two miles north of Route 75 John E. Hoover 39 and Ronald H. Rutgers 19, both Logan residents, sustained moderate left front end damage. On Blue Creek Road at 9 35 a m Sunday Eu nice O Hart 30 Laurelville Route 2 and Chester R Seith Jr 20 McArthur Route 1 suffered extensive left front end damage.
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Logan
Hocking County
McArthur
Boosters Meet Tonight in School Lunch Room
The Buchtel York Band Boosters will hold their regular meeting tonight at 7 30 in the school lunch room instead of tomorrow.
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Buchtel
Buchtel-York Band
Births and admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mount St. Mary Hospital reports births for John Miller Logan Route 4 a son and William J Taylor New Lexington a son. Admissions include Helen Luginbuhl Alliance Sophia Guy Millfield Route 1 Susanna Kulakowski Glouster Route 3 Penny Jo Sanford Millfield Route 1 Goldie Byers Glouster Route 3 Alta Masterson New Lexington Ethel Kline Gore and more. Blood used two units.
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John Miller
Logan
William J. Taylor
New Lexington
Helen Luginbuhl
Alliance
Sophia Guy
Millfield
Susanna Kulakowski
Glouster
Penny Jo Sanford
Goldie Byers
Alta Masterson
Ethel Kline
Gore
Amelia Evans
Louise Banks
Corning
Cathrine Turn
Bruce Keeney
Nelsonville
Phyllis Vickery
Bertie Zinn
Thomas Spencer
New Straitsville
Blood
Weekend Accidents Investigated by Nelsonville Police
Two weekend accidents were investigated by city police. On Saturday a car driven by Dr. J L Webb struck pedestrian Mrs. Clara Bailey injuring her wrist and bruises on W Washington Street in front of Central School. On Sunday at 545 p m cars driven by Jesse Vanbibber and Donald Beaverson collided. Beaverson was fined $10 and costs for unsafe operation.
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Nelsonville
J. L. Webb
Clara Bailey
W. Washington St
Central School
E. Canal St
Jesse Vanbibber
Donald Beaverson
Fayette
Beaverson
Robert Auflick
Teens Test Skills In Logan Teen Road-Eo Despite Rain
Seventeen youths entered the Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce Teen Age Road-eo as rain shortened entries. Thirteen boys and four girls competed in written tests and skill driving. Winners will be announced at a Jaycee banquet in Blossers room with top scorers earning engraved plaques, $25 prizes, and state contest trips.
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Logan
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roger Johnson
Blossers
Zanesville
Logan Drive-in
Chaleres Logan Theater
Man Surrenders After Warrant for Child Support Charge
Daniel B. Bush age 25 of Logan Route 1 surrendered at the county jail Saturday after learning a arrest warrant was issued for failure to provide for minor children. Complaint filed by Myrtle Powers. Augusta Military Academy near Sauntaon Va holds a parade every Sunday afternoon.
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Logan
Daniel B. Bush
Bush
Myrtle Powers
Augusta Military Academy
Sauntaon
Suspended BIS Sentence For Logan Youth Delinquency
LOGAN A 17 year old Logan boy received a suspended sentence to the Boys Industrial School after a Juvenile Court hearing for habitual truancy and traffic offenses. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown suspended the sentence pending placement outside his current home with 10 days to secure a court approved home.
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Logan
Athens County
Rhea Bangert Brown
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