Business Women Hear SS Points at Local Meeting
Logan Mrs. Lorain Wood from the Social Security Administration spoke to 20 members and three new members of the Hocking Hills chapter of the American Business Women's Association at Brandt's Restaurant. She explained Social Security replaces lifetime earnings for retirement disability and death benefits.
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Logan
Lorain Wood
Social Security Administration
Lancaster
Hocking Hills
American Business Women’s Association
Brandt
United States
Mary Stroupe
E. Main St
Hocking County
Wilda Claywell
Stolz Drug Store
Nelsonville
Margie’s
Paul Hartman
William H. Miller Jr
Catherine Harrop
Nelsonville seniors attend Ohio aging conference in Columbus
Nelsonville Senior Citizens leaders join area delegates at the Governor's Conference on Aging in Columbus. Foster E. Day chairs the Nelsonville group as they address retirement and employment policy, seeking questions on lowering retirement age and funding for middle aged and elderly retraining.
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Nelsonville
Governor’s Conference On
Columbus
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Foster E. Day
Man Cleared Of Attack On Woman In Hocking County Court
Wilbur Murphy was found innocent by Judge James Stilwell in a Monday hearing in Hocking County Court of charges of assault. Jeanette Murphy had claimed he assaulted and struck her with his hand. Murphy was previously charged with assault with a deadly weapon, a machete, and she remains under $200 bond pending Grand Jury action.
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Logan
Wilbur Murphy
James Stilwell
Hocking
Jeanette Murphy
Murphy
Larmerettes Elect Officers for 4 H Club
The Enterprise Farmerettes 4 H Club met at Marcia Ellinger s home and elected Sandy Ringhiser as president Malinda Smith as vice president Tereasa Ludlow as secretary Sue Cox as treasurer Kim May as devotions Phyllis Davis and Rita May as recreation and Becki Gilkerson as news reporter Adult leader is Mrs L Dalton Demonstrations were given by Ellinger and Cox The next meeting will be at Michele Ogle s home with Carole Star as co host The program includes a hike to Natural Rock Bridge Parents may join the hike
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Logan
Enterprise Farmerettes 4-H
Marcia Ellinger
Sandy Ringhiser
Malinda Smith
Tereasa Ludlow
Sue Cox
Kim May
Phyllis Davis
Rita May
Becki Gilkerson
L. Dalton
Michele Ogle
Carole Star
Natural Rock Bridge
Site Chosen For Third London Port
London officials selected Foulness in the North Sea 40 miles east of London as the site for the capital's third international airport. Secretary John Davies said other nearer options would hurt countryside and communities. An 11,000 foot WWII runway at Foulness exists. a road and rail link to London will be built. The plan follows decades of pressure as Heathrow and Gatwick neared capacity.
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London
Foulness
North Sea
John Davies
State For Trade and Industry
House of Commons
Thames Estuary
Rabies Clinic Slated Again in Nelsonville
A second rabies clinic will be held in Nelsonville at the city park this Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. Anti rabies inoculations for dogs and cats cost $1. It is sponsored by the Athens County Commissioners and Health Department along with other county groups. Dogs must be leashed and cats brought in boxes or baskets.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Commissioners
Athens County Health Department
Lucky Clover Club Elects New Officers
The Lucky Clover 4-H Club in New Straitsville Ohio elected Sandra Rupe as president Rhonda King as vice president Mary May Weaver as secretary Karen Rutgers as treasurer Ricky Devore as recreation leader Sheila Kirk as safety leader Sherry Hallett as news reporter and Tonya Weaver as health leader. Members discussed past projects including the April 24 Shawnee horse show and a bake sale that netted about $4.
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New Straitsville
Oreville
Lucky Clover
G. Devore
Sandra Rupe
Rhonda King
Mary May Weaver
Karen Rutgers
Ricky Devore
Sheila Kirk
Sherry Hallett
Tonya Weaver
Shawnee
Judge gives man 120 years in Ohio Penitentiary
Hamilton resident Paul Stamper, 45, was sentenced to 120 years after pleading guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of Henry Whitlock, 64, who was robbed and suffocated by a denture wedged in his throat. Co defendant Mary Miller, 43, also pled guilty to manslaughter and received probation under supervision.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Fred Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Paul Stamper
Stamper
Henry Whitlock
Whitlock
Mary Miller
Tulsa Man Mistakenly Labeled Radioactive After Rushed Film Pickup
Tulsa student David Croninger, 21, went to KOTV to collect campus journalism film but received the 10 o'clock news reel. Police reported the mix up as a simple error and Croninger was told to seek medical care after onlookers fled, mistaking exposed film for radioactivity.
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Tulsa
Okla
David Croninger
Croninger
University of Tulsa
KOTV
Architect Cleans Out Home Phone Improves Life
Caleb Hornbostel an architect in Hicksville New York ditched the house telephone last November. He says the move reduced family fights over calls and improved life. His wife Martha a social worker praises the quiet while his children study more and some now use a nearby pay phone.
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Hicksville
N.Y
Caleb Hornbostel
Hornbostel
Joel
Martha
Mrs. Hornbostel
May Month For Women In Business Observed
Gov John Gilligan and Mayor M B Haney proclaim May designated for American Business Women’s Association scholarship efforts. ABWA reports 280000 dollars in local chapter scholarships plus 75000 in grants and loans from the National Educational Fund. Founded 1949 in Kansas City the group has 55000 active members and 900 chapters nationwide advancing the 1971 theme Equality through Responsibility.
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Logan
American Business Women’s Association
John Gilligan
M. B. Haney
Association
ABWA
National Educational Fund
National
Offi
Cers
Kansas City
Riggs Team Wins Crown in Lakeview Bowling Tourney
Nelsonville report says the Marion Riggs Ford women’s bowling team won the Lakeview Center tournament last week. Read back to Monday’s news credited the Bowlerettes with the victory, a misprint corrected here.
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Nelsonville
Marion Riggs Ford
June Fisk
Jean Ann McCombs
Patricia Speakman
Suzie Taylor
Norma Wright
Lakeview Center
Haney Eyes November Mayoral Bid After Primary Upset
Incumbent May or Merril B. Haney claimed victory with 651 votes to 303 for challenger Jack N. Moorehead in the May 4 Logan primary. Louise Smith won the Second Ward Republican nomination over James Irvine 144 to 99, promising to win in November. Haney, Logan’s mayor for four years, outlined plans for water lines in South Logan, Front Street sewer, street improvements, flood protection with Army engineers, and new traffic lights.
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Logan
Merril B. Haney
Jack N. Moorehead
Louise Smith
Second Ward
James Irvine
Haney
al Ganoey
South Logan
Vine Street
Front Street
Army Engineers
Masonic Rite and Local Polls Outline in Nelsonville Notes
Haybrow Council No 119 R&SM to confer annual master degree at the Masonic Temple with C Neilson Griffith as guest. Traffic light funds plan discussed for Issue One with an estimated cost around 7000 dollars. The November ballot roles out mayoral, council, ward and auditor positions with party designations and unopposed solicitor Edwin C Johnston.
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Nelsonville
Haybrow Council No
R&sm
Masonic Temple
C. Neilson Griffith
Royal
Ohio
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Bert Hise Janet Thompson John Watkins Jr Shirley Watkins Patrick Kline Lewis Price Charles Snyde and Joseph Canty all of Logan. Dismissals include Charles Walters David Smith Elmer Howdyshell and Patrick Kline.
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Bert Hise
New Straitsville
Janet Thompson
Glouster
John Watkins Jr
Shirley Watkins
Patrick Kline
Lewis Price
Charles Snyde, Sr
Joseph Canty
Logan
Charles Walters
David Smith
Elmer Howdyshell
Master Patrick Kline
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George F. Dunnigan Jr
Sheldon S. Shonson Jr
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Ernest Maniskas
James Stewart
William W. Evans Sr
Ed Dalton
Lawrence M. Holzapfel
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Charles Gambrel
Robert Schultz
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Revlon
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