State Official Reopens Hollister School Auto Workshop
Trimble official Daubenmire after Sunday inspection authorized Hollister school to operate its automotive shop again. Prior orders blocked motors amid fumes complaints and partial shutdowns. improvements included exhaust upgrades, doors, safety shields, and vent fixes with full shop operation approved as of November 12.
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Trimble
Carl R. Daubenmire
State Division of
Hollister
Daubenmire
T. C. Porter
Porter
Citizens Committee
Columbus
Everett Jacoby
Logan
John Mecum
Mecum
Daubenshire
French Wolfe
John Mullen
Ex Stewart Man Arthur J Wetherell Dies at 79
Arthur J Wetherell 79 of Stewart died Sunday at the home of Mrs Marion Welch in Belpre after an extended illness. He was born in Washington County and lived most of his life in Stewart. He belonged to Mt Liberty EUB Church. Surviving relatives are cousins. Visitation after 6 p m Monday at White's funeral home. Services Tuesday at 1 p m. Burial in Haga Cemetery.
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Coolville
Arthur J. Wetherell
Marion Welch
Belpre
Washington County
Stewart
Mt. Liberty
EUB Church
Haga Cemetery
Ex Murray Woman Dies in Buckeye Lake Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Trimmer, longtime Murray City area resident, will be at 1 p m Tuesday at Browning funeral home Hebron. She died Saturday at her Buckeye Lake home and is survived by three of eight children Clyde Homer and Ruth Ashbaugh all of Buckeye Lake and a niece Mrs Otto Tharp of 678 Poplar St.
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Lillian Trimmer
Buckeye Lake
Browning
Hebron
Trimmer
Lewis and Mary Davis
Murray City
Ruth Ashbaugh
Clyde
Homer Trimmer
Otto Tharp
Poplar St
Appliance makers boost spend on R and D to cut work
Harold Massey of the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association says this year’s research expenditures in manufacturers own labs will top 100 million dollars, triple what was spent in 1958, as firms seek to improve products and eliminate housekeeping work.
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Harold Massey
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admissions Notice
Lists of births in area families and recent admissions and discharges at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Includes names such as Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shifflet of Logan with a daughter, and several other births, plus many patients admitted or discharged from Athens Nelsonville Glouster New Lexington McArthur The Plains and surrounding routes. Blood used two units.
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Thomas Shifflet
Logan
Gary Bethel
Glouster
Edith Bell
Athens
Frank Canter
Steven Wharton
Nelsonville
Richard Cole
Leroy Six
New Straitsville
Emmett Olbers
Robert Seals
New Lexington
Elmer Frasure
Randall Cronin
Rockbridge
Verna Kilkenny
New Plymouth
George McLaughlin
Edward Carter
Carl Cox
David Christian
Carbon Hill
Delbert Frazee
Chauncey
University Hospital
Columbus
Clara Lightfoot
Eliza Campbell
Corning
Logan man arraigned for reckless operation in mayor's court
Dzilis Voits, 22, Logan, was arraigned Saturday night for reckless operation. After pleading guilty he was fined $10 and costs. The charge was filed by police early Friday morning.
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Logan
Dzilis Voits
Mayor’s
Voits
No Injury In Roof Fall At Logan Home
Logan boy Billy Westfall fell 15 feet from a tree house at his home and landed on his head. He was admitted to Hocking Valley Hospital Saturday night but his injuries were not serious. The report notes the incident echoes a Sunday Peanuts strip featuring Charlie Brown.
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Logan
Charlie Brown
Hocking Valley Hospital
Billy Westfall
Harry Westfall
N. Market St
Pythian Sisters At Wilkesville Meeting
Nelsonville members attended the district 11 Pythian Sister convention in Wilkesville with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patton and others. Valley Temple drew Roseleaf Temple of Carbondale in the Friendship night drawing and will host them soon.
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Nelsonville
Wilkesville
Raymond Patton
W. R. Dixon
Clarence Green
Louise Pearce
James Cope
James Hollenbaugh
Valley Temple
Roseleaf Temple
Carbondale
Soldier Deployed to Etain France With Local Unit
Sgt. James W. Pritchard of 292 West Washington Street was recalled to active duty with the 121st Tactical Fighter Wing USAF and scheduled for deployment to Etain France with the unit on November 15.
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Nelsonville—S
James W. Pritchard
Washington St
121St Tactical Fighter Wing
USAF
Etain
France
Eastern Star to Elect Officers at Tuesday Meeting
Eudora Chapter 72 of the Order of Eastern Star will elect officers at the regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple. Members are to bring sales tax stamps for the final count.
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Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter 72
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Middleport Man Dies After Heart Attack
Middleport resident Polly Ward died of a heart attack at his Dock Street home early Monday. He was 70. Survived by wife Bertha, son Harold in Kentucky, daughter Marjorie Vanderhoof of Columbus, and multiple stepchildren and siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rawlings-Coats.
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Middleport
Valentine
Polly) Ward
Dock St
Ward
Bertha
Harold
U. S. Army
Kentucky
Marjorie Vanderhoof
Columbus
Harold Lemley
Pomeroy
Robert Lemley
Marion
Donald Spires
Cheshire
Josephine Mulford
Evelyn Hayes
Buchanan
W. Va
Hazel Cook
Alice Cole
Huntington
Ira
Ossie
Rawlings-Coats Funeral
Disturbing The Peace Costs Two Men $10
Nelsonville figures Robert Forrest and Raymond Conley pleaded guilty in Mayor Hilleary's court to disturbing the peace on affidavits by Spencer Adams. Each was fined $10 and costs. Terry Tignor was arraigned on intoxication and resisting arrest, pleaded guilty to intoxication and found guilty on resisting arrest, with $10 and costs assessed for each offense.
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Nelsonville
Robert Forrest
Back St
Raymond Thomas Conley
Earl Hilleary
Spencer Adams
Terry Lee Tignor
Columbus St
Hilleary
HOCKING VALLEY HOSPITAL NOTES
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in the Hocking Valley area. Mrs Charles Carter of Tarlton underwent surgery. Others admitted include Mrs Nellie Gates Logan medical and several patients in Logan and nearby towns. Discharges include Mrs Chester Eveland and Donald Blanton.
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Charles Carter
Tarlton
Nellie Gates
McArthur
Chester Eveland
South
Veterans Day Parade Draws About Two Thousand in Logan
Nearly 2000 spectators watched the annual Veterans Day parade in Logan featuring band units from Union Furnace Laurelville and Logan schools, the Nelsonville corps, National Guard and Army reserve units, scouts, veterans groups, and floats by VFW Auxiliary and Eagles. Memorial services were held at 11 a.m. at Soldiers Monument Worthington Park with aerial bombs fired hourly.
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Union Furnace
Laurelville
Logan
Nelsonville Drug and Bugle Corps
National Guard
Army Reserve
VFW
Order of Eagles
Soldiers Monument
Worthington Park
Congressmen Tell Constituents In Busy Wire Roundup
Wire editor recalls saving AP dispatches about Ohio lawmakers in Washington. Rep Ayers blasts Pentagon over reserve records then clashed with DNC chief Bailey. Rep Moorehead condemns communist brainwashing and Reds register ruling. Bow criticizes admin over fallout and jobs. Young warns poor space outlook. Ashbrook cites mailing habits. Moeller cites honesty. Pelican Peter attracts Mykonos tourists with firm aid support.
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Associated Press Wire Service
Messenger
Ohio
Washington
William H. Ayers
Pentagon
John M. Bailey
Ayers
Zanesville
Tom V. Moorehead
Supreme Court
Frank T. Bow
Stark County
Bow
Stephen M. Young
Russia
di Salle
JOHN M._ Ashbrook
Johnstown
Walter H. Moeller
Laurel Township trustees race ends in tie after official count
Official tally shows John A. Arnett and McKinley Hansen tied at 82 81 for Laurel Township trustee. Lot determines winner while William Barringer takes other Laurel seat with 114 votes. Marion Township second trustee remains tied 77 77. Don Russell declines recount. Total official vote 6429.
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McKinley Hansen
Laurel Township
Hansen
Arnett
William Barringer
Marion Township
Stanton Palmer
Emerson Engle
Don Russell
Third Ward
Russell
Louis E. May
Thanksgiving Luncheon Held by Rothwells at Gordon Hotel
GLOUSTER Rothwell Club hosted a Thanksgiving luncheon at the Gordon Hotel with Mrs. Roger Kittle greeting members and guests. Arrangements were overseen by Mrs. C. A. Pride and Mrs. Norbert Johnston.
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Rothwells
Study Club Meeting Highlights Braille Program
The GLOUSTER Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. Charles Sweeney's home with president Mrs. Harold Wagner presiding. The group donated 3 to the local Boy Scout troop and 3 to the American Legion for Christmas baskets. Mrs. Delmar Gladden spoke on braille, followed by a salad course for two guests, Mrs. George Hester of Detroit and Miss Jo Ellen Carter, along with 15 members. The next meeting is set for November 21 at the Hotel Gordon with Miss Ann Williams and Mrs. Sara Willis as hostesses.
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Norbert Johnston
J. H. Henshaw
H. F. Kittle
Roger Kittle
T. A. Noon
Merrill Ogg
Charles Sweeney
E. H. Taylor
Joseph Wolf
Carl Whaley
Harold Wagner
Sara Willis
Ann Williams
Harry Flora
George Hester
Detroit
Mich
W. A. Craft
Glouster— Senior Progressive Study Club
American Legion
Delmar Gladden
Detroit, Mich
Jo Ellen Carter
J. E. Anderson
E. D. Eddy
Esta Cunningham
Merle Danford
D. M. Gladden
Eve Kientz
Norbert W. Johnston
T. D. McAfoose
Edward Vaughn
Carl L. Whaley
N. R. Maxwell
Hotel Gordon
Bell Man to Speak at Ro tary Club in Nelsonville
Ralph Riefenstahl of Ohio Bell Telephone Co will address the Rotary Club on Tuesday in Nelsonville. His talk focuses on the Echo balloon satellite, its underlying science and future communications possibilities. Don De Lore serves as program chairman.
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Bell
Nelsonville
Ralph _Riefenstahl
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Rotary Club
Don de Lore
Hit-Skip Driver Sought After Parked Car Damage
Police hunt a hit-skip driver who struck a parked car on Sunday morning. The vehicle on S High Street near Front belonged to Richard Phillips of 154 W Front Street. Left rear fender damage was noted.
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Logan
S. High St
Richard Phillips
Front St
Uninjured In Auto Leaving Road Sunday
Nelsonville Charles Shafer Jr 16 of 64 E Franklin St and Charles Haynes 16 of 596 Jackson St escaped injury when Shafer's car left Route 216 near Mason City Hill and overturned onto a soft embankment at about 1 pm Sunday The vehicle struck an advertising sign and damaged fence It was towed to a local garage Police did not issue a citation
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Shafer, Jr
E. Franklin St
Charles Haynes
Jackson St
Shafer
Mason City Hill
Young Shafer
Clarence Wolfe
Coakley
Chauncey-Dover High announces six weeks honor roll
Thirty one pupils are named to the first six weeks honor roll at Chauncey-Dover High School. Freshmen listed include Abdella Coulson McKinney Merriman Pletka Powell Preston Sikora Smith and Truszka. Sophomores include Adkins Bridgewater Dew Pendergrass Vincent Wade. Juniors include Fiske Lovsey Pendleton Sayre Bowman. Seniors include Truszka Phillips Perry McLean McKinney Evener Kozma Russell and Toth.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Charles Abdella
Barbara Coulson
Ruth Ann McKinney
Lyn Merriman
Ellen Pletka
Dennis Powell
Linda Preston
Chrey Sikora
Linda Smith
Mary Truszka
Benny Adkins
Lee Bridgewater
Marilyn Dew
Sue Pendergrass
Fred Vincent
Jerry Wade
Mike Fiske
Roger Lovsey
Wayne Pendleton
Barbara Sayre
Doris Bowman
Patty Truszka
Jane Phillips
Nancy Perry
Vaunita McLean
Paulette McKinney
David Danko
Larry Jo Evener
John Kozma
Dave Russell
Bill Toth
Chauncey Personalities Visit Area Families
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Clifford Fink and son David visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hollie Hudwell in Union. Mr and Mrs Harry Elick of Wooster and Mrs Jerry Elick of Lancaster recently visited Mrs Nile Dew.
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Clifford Fink
David
Hollie Hudwell
Union
Harry Elick
Wooster
Jerry Elick
Lancaster
Nile Dew
James J. Smith 31 Murray City Native Dies
James J. Smith 31 of Murray City died Sunday at Mount St. Mary Hospital after three weeks there long ill health since July. A Logan-born Korean War Air Force veteran, he led Post 420 American Legion two terms as commander and belonged to the State Highway Patrol Auxiliary. Survived by wife Aves and eight children, services Wednesday at Johnson funeral home with military rites planned at Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Smith
North American Aviation Corp
Columbus
Aves
Sandra
Peggy
Jane
Joe
Tom
Eugene
Beaumont
Calif
Rita Hanna
Murray City
F. M. Wentz
Johnson Funeral Home
American Legion Post 420
Green Lawn Cemetery
Firemen Quell Brush Fire at Carl Marsh Farm Site
Logan City firefighters battled a brush fire Sunday afternoon at the Carl Marsh farm on Calico Ridge Falls Township. About four acres burned before pack pumps and booster-tank water halted the blaze. Origin undetermined but suspected to be trash burning.
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Logan—City
Carl Marsh
Calico Ridge
Falls Township
Robert Courter
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