Forfeit Bonds In Hocking Court
Eight persons forfeited bonds in Hocking County Court. Robert D. Hart was found guilty of driving while intoxicated with a $250 bond continued for sentencing. Roy R. Clark pleaded innocent on public intoxication and posted $50 bond for Saturday sentencing. Others forfeited bonds for hunting, parking, speeding, and related offenses with amounts ranging from $18.00 to $53.50.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Noel H. Allen
Dayton
Good Hope
Henry A. Hazelton
New Lexington
Paul T. Dalton
Nelsonville
Lewis Jennice
Thomas L. Calandra
Athens
Anne L. Robinson
Cincinnati
Thomas C. Ickes Jr
Amherst
Dale A. Yahrave
Compact Car Burned on Washington Street
Nelsonville firemen answered an alarm at 10 05 p m Sunday near Madison Street to a compact auto on Washington Street that had caught fire from its engine. The vehicle owned by William M Howe of Fairview Street sustained considerable damage.
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Nelsonville
Washington Street
Madison Street
William M. Howe
Fairview Street
Mount St. Mary Hospital Births and Transfers
Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Loudner of Nelsonville Route 2 and a baby girl for Mrs. Nellie Lenigar. Charles Walter, Deanna Douglas, Mary Wend, and others listed. Transfers show patients moved to Mount Carmel Hospital in Columbus.
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Leroy Loudner
Nelsonville
Albert Hildebrandt
Logan
Charles Walter
Deanna Douglas
Columbus
Mary Wend
Lax
Paul Ellman
Leona Glass
Doris Shutts
Clarence Walters
Ernest Miller
Nellie Lenigar
Inez Wemmer
Mark Foughty
Mount Carmel Hospital
Fragmented OCR Summary Row
Readable fragments show a brief item mentioning a waiter and a baby. No clear names, places, dates, or events are identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Caution in Readership
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Veterans Day Dinner Set in Wilkesville
The American Legion Auxiliary of Post No. 476 in Wilkesville will host its annual Veterans Day dinner on November 13 at 7 p.m. at the Auxiliary hall. Veterans especially Vietnam veterans and their families are invited and asked to bring a covered dish.
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Wilkesville
American Legion Auxiliary of
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No
Lake Hope Drive
Legion Sets Dues Round Up In Eighth District
Nelsonville reports the American Legion Eighth District will hold a dues roundup on November 6 and 7. A 40 or 8 boxcar will visit 31 posts across eight counties starting from Junction City at 8 a.m. Saturday to collect 1972 membership dues and bring them to Ohio Department Headquarters.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Bob Waddell
Waddell
Legion
Junction City
Ohio Department
DeLong Elected To College Post At Ohio Dominican
Nelsonville native NELSONVILLE DeLong son of Mr and Mrs Glen DeLong Columbus and nephew of Mrs Jessie Baker Jefferson Street recently was elected president of the College Council at Ohio Dominican College Columbus He also serves as senior class president Majoring in English theatre and speech DeLong is student teaching at Brookhaven High School in theatre and speech
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Nelsonville
David DeLong
Glen DeLong
Columbus
Jessie Baker
Jefferson Street
Ohio Dominican College
DeLong
Brookhaven High School
Logan Senior Citizens Make Apple Butter in October Harvest
The Logan Senior Citizens Club gathered at Gerald Sinnott's Spring Hill Place to quarter apples, cook in two copper kettles, and stir with a flat paddle. About 600 quarts total were produced and sold this fall, with chili lunch served. upcoming events include a Thanksgiving dinner with Murray City seniors and a Christmas dinner at Sinnott's home.
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Logan
Senior Citizens Club of
Gerald Sinnott
Spring Hill Place
Chillicothe
Latter Day Saints Church of
Murray City
Hocking County
Messenger
Norma Gable
Joe Grubb
Jesse Bougher
Ronald Bougher
J. David Mingus
Jacksonville Eagles Schedule Two Weekend Social Events
The Jacksonville Eagles announce two social events for the coming weekend with music by the Fifty-First Amendment from Union Furnace. A public 9 PM to midnight dance at the lodge hall will charge 75 cents for singles and $1 for couples. Sunday features a free dinner and dance for members and invited guests to celebrate the lodge anniversary.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville Eagles
Union Furnace
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Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Glouster Meetings
Progressive Study Club
N. R. Maxwell
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid
Beverly Shifflet
State Street
By Simmons
Simmons
Concord
Madison
Kingston
Rth
Thornton
Lawrence
Knowles
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CAPRI
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