Deputy Matron Named Pomeroy Leader at Ohio Star Assembly
Mrs Sylvia Midkiff named deputy grand matron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio Order of Eastern Star at Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum. She is a former Pomeroy Chapter matron and member of the Past Matrons Club Hemlock Grange and Pomeroy Farm Bureau. The Meigs County delegation also included members from Pomeroy Harrisonville and Middleport Chapters.
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Pomeroy
Sylvia Midkiff
Grand
Ohio
Order of Eastern Star
Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum
Midkiff
Hemlock Grange
Pomeroy Farm Bureau
Ziba Midkiff
Hemlock Grove
Mary
Cecil Midkiff
Thefts Reported By Sheriff
Three break ins and thefts are under investigation by the Hocking County Sheriff. Guns and accessories were stolen from the Loy Householder residence on New Plymouth Route 1 worth about 1000 dollars. Four guns were taken between 4 pm Thursday and 10 pm Friday. A shotgun and two chain saws were removed from the Scott McKnight residence on Logan Route 1 after entry through a broken door. David A Rauber on Logan Route 1 reported entry to his house trailer and cabin by kicking in a door, with a TV stereo clock radio and clock taken, about 350 dollars.
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Logan
Hocking County
David A. Rauber
Logan Route 1
Driver Cited After Crash at Stop Sign Intersection
Logan police cited Forest L. Chesper 1066 4th St for failure to yield at a stop sign after his car collided with Karen K. Reidt's 1320 Church St vehicle at Church and Eulalia. Chesper cited poor visibility and bad weather as factors.
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Logan — Forest
Bean Dinner Canceled in Glouster by Local Democrats
The Trimble Township Area Democratic Action Club canceled its bean dinner at Moose Hall in Glouster due to illness among organizers. Those wishing to contribute may mail funds, preferably by check, to treasurer Gilbert Ingman.
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Glouster
Moose Hall
Trimble Township
Democratic Action Club
Gilbert Ingman
Middleport Literary Club reviews Pearl Buck China work
Mrs James Titus reviewed Pearl Buck's China Past and Present at a Middleport Literary Club meeting in Racine. She highlighted Buck's life in China, Nobel Prize in 1937, and claims of book bans in 1971 by Chinese communists. The club also discussed upcoming poetry readings and a Freedom at Midnight review.
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Middleport
James Titus
Pearl Buck
China
Middleport Literary Club
Ben Philson
Racine
Titus
Robert Fisher
Bernard Fultz
Susan Fleshman
Senior Citizens Day Is Planned in Ohio on May 17
Columbus Ohio will mark a Senior Citizens Day on May 17 to honor 1.6 million residents aged 60 and over. Martin A. Janis director of the Ohio Commission on Aging announced plans urging every Ohio community to hold events that day to honor its seniors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Man Shot While Hunting on Lake Logan Farm
A Columbus man, David M Lassburn, was shot in the left leg on a Lake Logan farm while hunting with friends. He was crossing a fence when a 22 caliber revolver discharged, was treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital, and transferred to University Hospital. Senior Citizens Month and Day plans are announced with Merrill B. Haney of Logan leading regional events across several counties.
Halloween Party Draws Fifty At Louster UM Church
About 50 adults and children attended a Halloween party in the social rooms of the Louster United Methodist Church. Mrs Bill Stephenson led the Junior MYF group with help from the pastor and his wife. Winners included Mike Lunsford Pat Vingus Michele Parker and Terry Shifflet in games such as broom walk bean bag throw and apple bobbing. Rita Pugh was the only masked attendee not identified.
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Glouster
Thelouster United Methodist Church
Bill Stephenson
MYF
Wendell
Faye Vermillion
Rita Pugh Ll
Mike Lunsford
Doug Keller
Pat Vingus
Michele Parker
Terry Shifflet
Equity and home value fuel large real estate loans
Equity equals home value minus what you owe and can back a substantial loan. With rising real estate values, your equity grows, enabling bigger borrowing. The provided payments and APR figures illustrate loan options against this equity.
Martin Maintains Innocence as Sentencing Looms in Yablonski Killing
In Washington County Court Aubran Wayne Martin faced final sentencing for the December 31 1969 murders of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. He was expected to receive three consecutive life terms with no probation or parole and a prior death sentence appeal had failed.
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Washington, Pa
United Mine Worker
Joseph A. Yablonski
Aubran Wayne
Buddy” Martin
Yablonski
Charles G. Sweet
Washington
Martin
Margaret
Charlotte
Sweet
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Richard Sprague
US Supreme Court
Claude Vealey
Vealey
Paul Gilly
James Phillips
Gilly
Charlotte Yablonski
Clarksville
Annette
Silous Huddleston
Local 1699 AFSCME Meeting at Ohio University
The Local 1699 American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Room 327 Morton Math Building on the Ohio University campus for a general session and discussion of union issues.
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American Federation of State
Ohio University
Morton Math Building
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