Two Accidents Result In Citations And Damage In Nelsonville
Nelsonville police investigated two auto accidents on Wednesday. At about 10:30 a.m. Raymond F. Venrick, 24, of 1058 Poplar St., westbound on Poplar at Lake Burr Oak Blvd., struck the rear of a sedan driven by John E. Wells on Bay Route 1, causing moderate damage. Venrick said his brakes were applied as the light changed from green to red when his three year old son fell from the car.
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Raymond F. Venrick
Poplar St
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Lake Burr Oak Blvd
John E. Wells
Wells
Venrick
Edward
Alma Jo Midkiff
Canal St
Canal and
Watkins Streets
Canal
Mimi Myers
Columbus
Midkiff Auto
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Midkiff
Mayor’s Court
Dead Sheep Found Near Nelsonville North of City
A dead sheep was found about four days ago along the old Trash Pile Road north of Nelsonville, near the city. The incident was reported to local authorities for investigation and disposal.
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Nelsonville
Employment Service logs 581 weekly claims and jobs offered
Unemployment claims for the week ending May 5 total 581, down 84 from the prior week and 114 from a year ago. Logan reports 35 initial and 285 continued claims. Athens 29 initial and 232 continued. Job openings include two manager trainees and several skilled positions in the Ohio Indiana area.
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Employment Service Bureau
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Ohio-Indiana
Band Boosters Meeting Rescheduled To Tuesday At School
Glouster Band Boosters announce a change from Thursday to Tuesday for the meeting. It will be in the Glouster High School Cafeteria at 7 30 p m, per president Mrs. Margaret Morris. Brampton report notes one murder in 1972, up from none the prior year.
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Nelsonville Hearings Waived for Traffic Violations
Four people accused by police of traffic violations waived hearings in Nelsonville Mayor's Court and paid fines. Danny L. Brookhart of Athens paid 12 dollars for speeding. Namoi Brooks of 708 Poplar Street paid 10 for driving left of center. Terry W. Dicken of New Marshfield paid 14 for speeding. Gilbert M. Miller of Lancaster Route 8 paid 10 for a signal light violation.
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Athens
Namoi Brooks
Poplar St
Terry W. Dicken
New Marshfield
Gilbert M. Miller
Lancaster
Rabies Clinic Set Saturday In Nelsonville
A second rabies clinic will be held Saturday morning at the city park Shelter house from 10 a.m. to noon. Dogs and cats over six months should be inoculated. dogs must be leashed and cats carried in a basket or box. The fee is one dollar, sponsored by the Athens County Board of Health, Athens County Commissioners and other county agencies.
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City Park
Athens County Board of Health
Athens County Commissioners
Jacksonville
Bert Pallo
University Hospital
Columbus
Icecap Large Antarctica Twice Australia Size
Icecap Large Antarctica is described as the frozen continent at the world’s south pole, stated to be twice as large as Australia. The report emphasizes its vast expanse and icy geography.
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Fairview Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Local notices list numerous weekend and recent visits to Fairview from guests in Pittsburgh Fremont Laurel Md Columbus Strongsville Reedsville Clifton W Va Grove City Reno Morning Star Gallipolis Portland Road Antiqui Lisa and nearby families. Names pictured include Bertin Wolfe Harris Heiney Lewis Jackson Foreman Johnson Anderson Robison and Neville.
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Fairview
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Jackie
Pittsburgh
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Clifford Harris
Nancy
Curtis Harris
Fremont
Don Hayman
Laurel, Md
Robert Lewis
Brenda
James Chadwell
Reedsville
Ike Jackson
Gregg Thedore
Lisa
Todd
Columbus
William Smith
Strongsville
Leonard Smith
Dorsey Parsons
Dana Lewis
Clifton
W. Va
Junior Holsinger
Holsinger
Forked Run Lake
Bertha Proffitt
Bobby
Naomi Foreman
Grove City
Eliza Foreman
Gene Lemley
Joe Foreman
Gordon Wolfe
Freddie Johnson
Delaware
Margaret Johnson
Charles McNickles
Arnold Anderson
Reno
Stanley Johnson
Morning Star
Bertha Robinson
Bill Robinson
Antiquity
Nelsonville Banker Urges Saving and Smart Credit
Logan ABWA chapter awards two scholarships to Linda Schein and Sharon Hinerman as guest speaker William May of Peoples Bank urges saving a portion of each paycheck and shopping for credit. He teaches compounding with a $500 yearly deposit example, notes loan rates, and stresses banking as a service relationship.
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Ruth Stump
Hocking Hills
American Business Women’s Association
Virginia Mingus
Sharon Hinerman
Union Furnace
Linda Schein
Logan
ABWA
Hocking County
Logan Route 4
Capital University
Hocking Technical College
Blosser’s
William May
Peoples Bank
Nelsonville
Snow shortage saves New York City millions
New York City officials say light snowfall last winter reduced snow removal costs by about 3 million dollars. The report notes lower spending on plowing salting and related services across the city.
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New York City
Russia Spans Vast Vast Territory Reaches Near Half World
Russia the largest nation covers about 8 500 000 square miles and stretches across the globe nearing half its circumference. The description notes its immense size and global reach.
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