Wadley Winner In Mayor Race
Incumbent Mayor Charles Wadley captured an easy win in a four way race with 242 votes, nearly double the second place holder John Ley. Sylvia Walton won the clerk treasurer post, six council seats were filled with Robert Daugherty top vote getter, and a coin flip will decide sixth council seat between Johnson and Fennell. Dover trustees also elected with Hart and Russell leading.
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Chauncey
Charles Wadley
Wadley
John Ley
Luther Mayles
Florence Wilson
Sylvia Walton
Frank Walton
Robert Daugherty
William G. Abdella
Walter Staley
John Schoonover
John A. Miller
Richard A. Johnson
Robert F. Fennell
Win
Ner
Johnson
Fennell
Board of Elections
Teddy Frazee
Willis Keirns
Jack Hamer
John Smart
Board of Public Affairs
Homer Shields
Gerald Sorrell
A. J. Smith
Abner Phillips
Dover
Floyd Hart
William R. Russell
Frank Shumway
Pyam Bartlett
Ernest A. Howard
Charles Hillyer
Apple Grove Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Mrs Bertha Robinson attended the wedding of her niece Linda Hayman to Gene Jewell at East Letart church with a reception at the bride’s parents home. Several residents hosted and visited relatives, with weekend guests from Fremont Columbus and Findlay and a Halloween church party noted. Junior Wolfe, recently released from Holzer Hospital, convalesces at home before returning to Marietta College. Additional social items include ACT testing at Ohio University and various visits among Apple Grove residents.
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Apple Grove
Bertha Robinson
Linda Hayman
Gene Jewell
East Letart
Gerald Hayman
Junior Wolfe
Holzer Hospital
Marietta College
Norman Frazier
Fremont
Robbie Lewis
Ronald Bogard
Columbus
Robert Lewis
Alex Wheeler
Bill
Findlay
Frankie Chapman
Edward Morris
Erin
Bessie Stitt
Anna Wheeler
Pete Shields
Marlene Fisher
Clara Mae Sargent
Rick
Earl Robinson
Edward Hayman
Linda
Ruth Wolfe
Isabel Lewis
Glen West
Hemlock Social Notes Eventful Sundays and Weekends
Hemlock social notes list Sunday and Saturday visits by many families including Fabiny in New Lexington Route Westerville Congo and Rose Bobanech. Guests from Moxahala Knoxville Columbus Detroit and other towns joined cookouts visits in Zanesville Nelsonville Glouster Byesville and nearby locales.
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John Kopcho
Detroit
Mich
Billy Essex
Lancaster
Ernest Essex
Bertha Sanborn
Ruth Russell
Crooksville
Jack Kerr
Mansfield
Local residents share visits and updates across towns
Laurel Cliff and Ball Run families host and visit kin across Ohio towns including Ball Run, St. Albans, Pomeroy, Zanesville and Columbus. The Hiland Chapel installs a new furnace as families consider weekend visits and extended relatives with Mr and Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs Brookover, and Rev Kunze among those noted.
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Laurel Cliff
Charles Diehl
Ball Run
Lewis Diehl
Lewis Arvin
Oscar Smith
Diane
Lawrence Smith
Marel Harris
Vicki
Lyn
St. Albans
W. Va
George Renshaw
Gene Hawkins
Pomeroy
Lawrence Eblin
Patty
Penny
Kunze
Zanesville
William Glass
Akron
Lester Brookover
Vern Story
John
Columbus
Norman Schaefer
Story
Clarence Ackley
Hiland Chapel
Jack Braley
Nye Ave
Ernest Powell
Roy Howell
Perry County Tops State Oil in September Output
Leading oil county New Lexington Perry County produced 17 109 barrels of Zanesville Penn Grade oil worth 2 97 per barrel totaling 50 813 dollars in September. It also ranked second with 21 212 barrels of Buckeye Penn Grade oil in the same month.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Weekend Visits Spread Across Columbus and Beyond
Letart Falls notices list multiple families traveling to Columbus for weekends. Bert Grimm and family visited their son’s household. Paul Beegle’s clan joined Clifford Beegle in Dorcas. Pvt Don Richard Hill returned from Fort Lee to his parents. Jerry Hill hosted Marmet visitors in Columbus. Marion Dingey and son halted by with Jerry Hill’s family. Earl Adams traveled to Austin to see sister Gayle Watts and kin.
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Letart Falls
Bert Grimm
Columbus
Bob Grimm
Paul Beegle
Mark
Melanie
Dorcas
Clifford Beegle
Fredericksburg
Ohio
Don Richard Hill
Fort Lee
Julian Hill
Jerry Hill
Tom Reynolds
Marmet
Merril Teatino
Marion Dingey
New Haven
Earl Adams
Adams
Gayle Watts
Austin
Tex
Birthday Party At O Nail Residence
A surprise birthday gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O Nail for Mr. and Mrs. Terry O Nail. Attendees included many family and friends such as Homer Beal Minnie Wiseman Charles O Nail William Burns Kathern Hickman Helen Todd Delmar Guess Judy Bickley Danny O Nail and Michael O Nail among others.
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O’nail
Chauncey
Fred O’nail
Mrs
Terry O'Nail
Homer Beal
Minnie Wiseman
Charles O'Nail
William Burns
Kathern Hickman
Helen Todd
Delmar Guess
Judy Bickley
Fred O'Nail
Danny O’nail
Terry O’nail
Michael
Margaret Hudwell
Roger Wiseman
Tommy
Birth of Kevin DeWitt Freeman in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Donald Freeman announce the birth of a son Kevin DeWitt on November 3 in Columbus. Grandparents are DeWitt Walker Chauncey and Elizabeth James. Great-grandparents are Clifford Koon Jennie Courtney. The family also includes a brother Jeffrey Eugene.
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Chauncey
Donald Freeman
Lynndale Rd
Columbus
Kevin DeWitt
DeWitt Walker
Elizabeth James
Clifford Koon
Jennie Courtney
Nelsonville
Jeffrey Eugene
Chauncey Chauncey Personal News and Hospital Update
Mrs. Luther Cruikshank returns home after visiting daughter Mrs. Ruth Feuerhelm who is improving after a serious condition at Fayette Memorial Hospital in Washington. Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bobo included Mr. and Mrs. William Evener and daughters from Athens.
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Luther Cruikshank
Ruth Feuerhelm
Feuerhelm
Fayette Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Howard Bobo
William Evener
Diana
Penny
Debbie
Athens
Floyd Bobo
Jackson
Ruth Simpson
Columbus
Myrtle Simpson
Lois Simpson
Dale Gillespie
Ironton
Chauncey
Robert Gillespie
Ronald Way
Julia Kimletz
Brotherhood to Meet Chauncey in Athens
The Athens County Men's Brotherhood will gather in Athens on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. for a community meeting led by Chauncey. The event invites members and locals to discuss plans and activities.
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Chauncey
Athens County Men's Brotherhood
Athens
Wind restarting would require power beyond U.S. plants for a century
A statement posits that even if all winds ceased, reigniting global wind energy would demand more electricity than the combined capacity of all American plants could produce in a hundred years. The claim emphasizes immense scale and energy challenges.
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United States
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