Emblem Club Set to Install Officers in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Emblem Club No. 97 will install officers Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Installing officers include Supreme President Helen Rocco and Ann Delory. Wanda Green retires as president. cocktail hour precedes. a buffet follows.
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Nelsonville
Elks Lodge
Helen Rocco
Everett
Mass
Ann Delory
June Fisk
Dianne Hoffman
Sondra Hoce
Mabel Tignor
Leota Barrows
Shirley
Wells Manor open house draws about 500 in Wellston
About 500 people attended the Wells Manor housing development open house in Wellston. The event showcased one two and three bedroom apartments with a furnished model from Ann's Fine Furniture. Congressman Clarence Miller praised local effort and community contributions led by Mayor Edgar Hayburn and residents.
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Wells Manor, Inc
Wellston
Ann's
Clarence Miller
Logan plant ends longest strike with new contract
Carborundum Co and Local 7630 Ohio Chemical and Atomic Workers Union officials announce the Logan plant strike ending after starting March 19. The three year agreement provides higher wages, better shift premiums, broader group insurance, earlier retirement without loss of earned benefits, and improved employment conditions.
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LOGAN
Carborundum Co
Ohio, Chemical, and Atomic Workers Union
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes District names and transfers
A list details patients at Mount St Mary Hospital including Mrs Lillian Lee Mrs Ruth Higgins Mrs Juanita Barnhart and others from Nelsonville Route 1 Kirby Mayles Millfield Route 1 and South Bloomingville Route 1. Dismissed Eber Poling transferred to Mark Rest Home McConnelsville plus several individuals listed.
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Lillian Lee
Ruth Higgins
Juanita Barnhart
Dorothy Juniper
Bobby Harris
Nelsonville
Evelyn Howard
Electa Jefferies
Kirby Mayles
Millfield
Betty Hart
Larry Ervin
Ethel Smith
William Ice
Tammy Ritz
Gakley Farmer
Wellston Police Probe Theft Vandalism and Weekend Accidents
Wellston police investigated a breaking and entering, theft, and vandalism at a residence of Marjorie Branscomb now in Florida. Items missing included coats jackets toys silverware and lamps. A Sunday collision on Fourteenth Street damaged a car as a tire-like object struck it. Two Saturday accidents were under inquiry involving Joy Norris and Paul Bierhup with minor damage and no injuries.
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Marjorie Branscomb
Florida
Superior Motor Mart
Ohio Avenue
Wellston
Marjorie M. Stansberry
Fist Street
Joy Norris
Norris
Stansberry
Miss Norris
Paul O. Bierhup
Tenth Street
New Hampshire
Marvin Russell Saltsman
New Hamshire
Bierhup
Authorization Given To Organize Lodge In Logan
The committee to organize an Elks Lodge in Logan received authority from the Grand Lodge to institute the lodge. James D. Robinson District Deputy of Gallipolis presented the dispensation at Chillicothe. The organizing group met at the Belville Garage to plan and name members and will invite a sponsoring lodge.
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Mittee
Belville
Phillips
Moore
Sam Belville
Conkle
John Bond
Hubert Lappen
James Heinlein
Francis Roberts
John Tansky
Joe Gabriel
Paul Brown
Sheriff Reports Weekend Thefts In Hocking County
Logan County deputies investigated a surge of minor thefts and break ins over the weekend. Eight gallons of gasoline vanished from a water well rig on Route 4. A Jack Meyers property on Old Bremen Road was ransacked for silverware dishes glassware and a trash can. A cabin on Anderson Road had boards pried off a window and items valued at 127 stolen. Two Hide A Way Hills owners will press charges once stolen gear is found. An aerator electric motor septic pump valued at 150 disappeared from an Oak Columbus property. An air pump and septic motor were also taken. A New Plymouth resident reported window damage to a car at the Route 33 595 drive in after 10 Saturday.
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Logan
Hocking County
David Hull
Columbus
Anderson Road
Laurel
William Kahn
Richard W. Otte
Donald Beavers
New Plymouth
Gyure Family Vacation Ties Fort Bragg to Germany
Dennis L. Gyure and wife with daughter Sherrie Lynn visit relatives in the Glouster area. Gyure has been stationed with the Army at Fort Bragg, North Carolina and will depart for Schwetzingen, Germany after furlough. His wife plans to stay with family in Albany.
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Glouster
Dennis L. Gyure
Sherrie Lynn
Gyure
Ft. Bragg
Schwetzingen
Germany
Albany
Nelsonville Court Pays Six Fines
Six individuals who faced traffic or arrest charges in Nelsonville waived hearings before the mayor's court. Norman W. Smith paid 13 dollars and costs for speeding. Elmer F. Kimmey paid 11 dollars and costs for speeding. Gilbert N. Miller paid 10 dollars and costs for red light violation. Delbert Marks, Thomas Galvin, both of Nelsonville, and Leonard Campbell of Buchtel paid 10 dollars and costs each for public intoxication.
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Nelsonville
Norman W. Smith
Campbell St
Elmer F. Kimmey
Gilbert N. Miller
Lancaster
Delbert Marks
Thomas Galvin
Leonard Campbell
Buchtel
Meetings Scheduled at Glouster Church of Christ
The Glouster Church of Christ plans two Christian education meetings Tuesday evening at 7 00 for volunteers in the Daily Vacation Bible School and another session for those interested in the Sunday Bible School. Wednesday night the choir will rehearse after the midweek prayer service.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ
Dog problem in Glouster area worsens
Mayor Paul Meade reports many citizen complaints about dogs running loose. The dog warden from Athens was called twice in three weeks. About 100 dogs have been picked up since January 1 as the area becomes a dumping ground. A local impounding building is being readied and residents may call the police with complaints.
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Glouster
Paul Meade
Athens
Five cases heard in Hocking County Court Monday
Judge James Stilwell handled five cases and 10 bonds were forfeited. Mark D. Taylor pleaded innocent to DUI and signed his own recognizance. Two drivers were fined 150 plus costs, jailed three days, and had licenses suspended 30 days. Several others forfeited bonds or fines for speeding, public intoxication, and failure to yield.
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Jack J. Brooks
Grove City
Billy G. Allen
Curtis Smith
Walter E. Hampshire
Logan
Julia Pate
Athens
Charles J. Books
Columbus
Deborah G. Baker
Edward Wuesthoff
Martha J. Helber
Gahanna
Thomas H. Boyle
New Straitsville
Jerry H. Blakely
William B. Kluding
Norwalk
Nelsonville Fire Department Receives Sleeve Patch
Nelsonville Fire Department unveils a circular blue sleeve patch featuring the boundaries of Nelsonville York Ward and Starr Twos. Designed by fireman Thomas Steenrod, the insignia uses yellow and red detailing on a blue field for its fire service emblem.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Steenrod
York
Ward
Starr Twos
Vinton Commissioners Review Hangars and Fuel Prices
Vinton County commissioners announced a memorial service for Saturday and appointed a Civil Defense director. They visited hangars in Ohio and West Virginia to assess rising fuel costs. Gasoline will cost 16.45 cents per gallon and diesel 15.35 cents, exclusive of taxes. A plaque for Sheriff Harold Steele, killed Aug. 31, 1970, will be placed in the courthouse lobby, funded by George Roberts of Hamden and the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association. Mills is serving a manslaughter sentence in Chillicothe for the incident.
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George Lovell
McArthur
Vinton County
Civil Defense
Ohio
West Virginia
Standard Ohio Co
Harold Steele
Court House
George Roberts
Hamden
Buckeye
Creola
Mills
Chillicothe
Golden Rule Class Meets Thursday at First United Methodist Church
Golden Rule Class at First United Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Dorothy Allens home Poplar Street Hostesses are Mrs Bertha Ashby and Mrs Mary K Backus Miss Phyllis Betts will have devotions Program chaired by Mrs Lucille Steenrod and Mrs Joanna Evans Roll call to be answered with a household hint. Vinton County names new Civil Defense director with no funding pledged and airport hangar plans eyed to borrow funds through rental income Auditor Glenn Peters accompanied by commissioners in personal plane
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Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
Dorothy Allen
Poplar Street
Bertha Ashby
Mary K. Backus
Phyllis Betts
Lucille Steenrod
Joanna Evans
Vinton County
Glenn Peters
Nelsonville City Halls Undergo Minor Renovations
City offices move within Nelsonville to the former council chambers as new facilities are readied for the fire department. Police and fire dispatchers gain a redesigned, private space with enhanced outlets and radios. Mayor Bumgardner also plans paneling and potential hose tower removal for a more attractive city hall.
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Nelsonville
Donald W. Bumgardner
Bumgardner
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Hocking
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