Suit Seeks to Stop Oil Drilling in Logan County
Logan County Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer hears a suit by Ohio Division of Oil and Gas against Barton A Hall to restrain drilling a Green Two well pending a ruling on compliance with spacing rules. The division claims permits to drill to 1000 and later 3000 feet violated mine spacing rules and stop orders were issued in October and November. Hall is represented by Hubert Lappen and Phil Henderson.
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Logan
Hocking County
Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Division of Oil and Gas
Hell
Green Two
Hall Re
Division of Mines
Winifred A. Dunton
Hall
Hubert Lappen
Phil Henderson
Road Name Change In Hocking County
Logan Hocking County commissioners meet to approve bills totaling 6455.67 and animal and auditor expenses. Funk Road Falls Township changed to Burcham Road after township request. Three banks bid to be county depository. the board selected Citizens Bank and Farmers & Merchants Bank with adjusted active funds and rates.
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Hocking
Logan — Hocking County
Ralph Blackston
Carl Engle
Columbus
Funk Road
Falls Two
Burcham Rd
Citizens Bank
Logan
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Salt Creek Valley Bank
Farmers & Merchants
Psychologist Speaks At Hocking Seminar
Dr. Margaret Lang, clinical psychologist at the Children’s Mental Health Center in Columbus, spoke at a Thursday parent teacher seminar before the Hocking County Mental Health Association Workshop. She addressed pressures of modern society on children. Dr. Dean Hummel of Ohio University followed after dinner at 6 p.m.
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Logan
Margaret Lang
Children’s Mental Health Center
Columbus
Hocking County Mental Health Association
Methodist Church
Lang
Dean Hummel
Ohio University
Logan Trade Club backs six mill levy plan
Logan Trade Club endorses the six mill levy to be decided at a special December 7 election. The city school board seeks the levy to fund additional operating expenses.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
City
Advisor Poll Guided by William L. Melvin for 1966 Plans
Logan 4-H extension agent William L. Melvin conducts an advisor poll to plan 1966 events. Questions cover advisor tenure training meeting attendance training benefits office aid to advisors activities for 4-H and county fair improvements and other suggestions.
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Logan
William L. Melvin
Hocking
CAP Group to Convene 64 Member Steering Committee
Logan Don G Young director of the Hocking County Community Action Program says a 64 member steering committee meeting is set for November 29. The session will review possible programs and discuss progress of the anti poverty office at the Ohio Power Co community room.
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Logan
Don G. Young
Hocking County
Antipoverty
Ohio Power Co
Free Trees Offered To 4-H Members
Hocking 4-H extension agent William L. Melvin announced 200 free trees are available through the Department of Natural Resources for about 700 county 4-H members. Applications go to Melvin and must be returned by December 15. Choices include Black Locust White Ash White Oak all one year old Norway Spruce two White Pine and Red Pine three.
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Logan
William L. Melvin
Hocking
Department of Natural Resources
Melvin
Birthday Celebration Honors 16th Birthday in Haydenville
Miss Letha Moore was honored by a party hosted by her mother Mrs Roger Moore to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Games awarded prizes to Marcia Moorehead and Kathy Stilwell. Refreshments were served by Mary St Clair with guests Marcia Moorehead Kathy Stilwell Martha St Clair Kathy Moore Mary Ann Stover Brenda Seel Cheryl Ingram Rhea Vollmer Gladys Morgan.
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Haydenville
Letha Moore
Roger Moore
Marcia Moorehead
Kathy Stilwell
Moore
Mary St. Clair
Martha St. Clair
Kathy Moore
Mary Ann Stover
Brenda Seel
Cheryl Ingram
Rhea Vollmer
Gladys Morgan
Women's Guild thank offering service at Federated Church
The Pomeroy Women's Guild plans a thank offering service during the morning worship at the Federated Church. Members will bring thank offering boxes and canned goods for the needy at Thanksgiving.
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Pomeroy
Women’s Guild
Federated Church
Logan Clay Purchases 12 Acres of Hartmann Property
Holl Hartmann Property Purchased By Logan Clay Products President Barton A. Holl announced the company bought 12 acres of the Karl Hartmann property at 641 E Front St. The land will extend pipe storage facilities. no house plans. Cost was $48,000. The estate dates to Karl Hartmann's death on June 23, 1964. Logan Clay is the area's largest landowner as residential buys spread on Mineral Ave. and Bowen St.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Products
Barton A. Holl
Karl Hartmann
Logan Clay
Mineral Ave
Bowen St
Hocking Recount Locks In Anderson Victory in Perry
The Hocking County board of elections completed three township recounts on Thursday night. Howard Anderson, initially a two vote loser, edged Curtis Winland by one vote in the Perry Two trustee race after a recount. Salt Creek and Good Hope townships also updated results with Thomson gaining four votes to overtake Hinton.
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Logan — Hocking County
Good Hope
Salt Creek
Hubert Thompson
Curtis Hinton
Applications Sought For Christmas Gifts In Nelsonville
Nelsonville seeks applications for Christmas baskets via the Christmas basket committee at the city building. Through the Parade of the Hills program, food baskets assist the needy during Christmas. Send letters early so the committee can verify with other agencies.
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Nelsonville
Labor Form Returns Prompt Hiring Survey Results
Logan Ohio State Employment Service manager Homer Schein reports 552 responses to the labor-availability survey conducted with the Logan Trade Club. The Messenger and about 20 Southeastern Ohio newspapers printed the form. results show 338 men and 214 women. Most respondents, 433, live within 20 miles of Logan.
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Logan
Homer Schein
Athens
Ohio State Employment Service
Logan Trade Club
Ohio
the Messenger
Brazil tightens hunting rules across birds and mammals
Rio de Janeiro reports a new government order aimed at ending hunting of a wide range of wildlife from parrots and monkeys to jaguars. The measure also protects wild ducks in southern Brazilian marshes, signaling stricter controls for hunters pet shop owners and zoo buyers.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Gates Closed At Nelsonville Athletic Field
Nelsonville city closed and padlocked the main gates to the athletic field and park to stop motor vehicles from entering. The move aims to prevent damage to the newly seeded football field after motorcyclists rode across it, noted at a city school board meeting Monday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Athletic Field
William Dailey 75 Sugar Creek Athens Area Death Notice
William Dailey 75 of Sugar Creek Athens Route 3 died Friday at his home. Survived by wife Stella three stepsons Ray Rider Zaleski and Charles Rider and Gerald Rider Athens six grandchildren including Billie Lou Headley Parkersburg W Va three great grandchildren and sister Mae Guess Athens. Preceded in death by stepdaughter Bernice Tutthill. Former city of Athens employee retiring 1960. Funeral Sunday 2 p m at Jagers and Sons funeral home with Lt Glenn Avery Salvation Army. Burial W State St Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Saturday.
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Athens
William Dailey
Sugar Creek
Benjamin
Alice Sharp Dailey
Stella
Ray Rider
Zaleski
Charles Rider
Gerald Rider
Billie Lou Headley
Parkersburg
W .Va
Mae Guess
Bernice Tutthill
Dailey
Lakin State Hospital report defends care standards amid deaths
Dr Mil dred Mitchell Bateman rejects grand jury charges as miscontexted and notes crowding understaffing at state mental hospitals. She reports 38 page review to Gov. Smith and affirms medical care quality improves despite overburdened staff.
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Charleston
Mildred Mitchell Bateman
Lakin State Hospital
Hullet Smith
Bateman
Mason County Grand Jury
Smith
Dr. Bateman
State Mental Hospital
House of Delegates
Norman Desrosiers
Department of Mental Health
Fairmont Emergency Hospital
Morarity Services for Charles Morarity Funeral Plans
Funeral services for Charles Arthur Morarity 49 killed in a Hartford West Virginia auto crash will be held at 3 30 p m Saturday at the Ewing funeral home with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Athens resident Marie B Clark McGraner 70 died in Knoxville Tenn after a heart attack while en route to Florida Her husband Elva R McGraner survived by two sons Ray and Richard a daughter Mrs Leonard Brown 16 grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Maude Dalton burial to follow at New Marshfield with services Sunday at 1 pm at Hughes funeral home and burial planned for Saturday afternoon
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Warren Carr
Circle Hill
William Carr
Morristown
Lawrence Carr
Albany
Nettie Reese
Zanesville
Hughes Funeral Home
Green Lawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Eva Nell Longhorne
3Rd Ave
Holzer Hospital
Texas
Grady
Nancy McNabb
Voriarty
N. M
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Longhorne
White Sands Missile Base
New Mexico
John C. Longhorne
Alabama
Don Kerry
Nancy Jean
Patricia Ann
Theodore Phillip
Joanne
Grady J. McNabb
Estancia
Ellen Elien
Germany
Elbert MacKinzie
Mound Hill Cemetery
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Harley
Helen) Wells
Circleville
Arthur
Vivian) Kull
Columbus
Donald
Charlotte) Gothard
Roger
Marilyn) Smith
Bruce Lloyd
Middleport
Wendell Lloyd
Dallas
Tex
John EF. Lloyd
I. E
Odessa) Myers
M. M
Lucy) Drummonds
Ona Davidson
Pomeroy
Charles Arthur Morarity
Hartford
W. Va
Ewing Funeral Home
Beech Grove Cemetery
Athens
Marie B. Clark McGraner
E. Markison Ave
Knoxville
Tenn
Ray
Portland
Mich
Richard
Leonard Brown
Maude Dalton
Boulder
Cole
New Marshfield Cemetery
Funeral
Kaiser Worker Killed In Point Pleasant Crash
Gene Harvey 33 of Camp Conley Point Pleasant, a forklift operator at Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical in Ravenswood, was crushed between his machine and a metal scrap tub. He died at Ripley Hospital at 4 p.m. He served since 1959 and leaves a widow Virginia and two daughters, along with his mother, siblings, and stepmother. Funeral Sunday at Bluestone Baptist Church with burial in Crews Cemetery. Friends may call Crow-Hassell funeral home. Also notes Coolville Fire Dept Women’s Auxiliary to host turkey shoot at Coolville School Saturday.
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Point Pleasant
Gene Harvey
Camp Conley
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Ravenswood
Ripley Hospital
Streeter
W. Va
Bessie Pack Harvey
Jumping Branch
Wade V. Harvey
Beaver
Main Street
Ida Harvey
Hinton
Bluestone Baptist Church
Crews
Ninitz
Crow-Hassell Funeral Home
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Maysville Rd
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Perry
Jessie Baker
May Joyce
Carbon Hill Rd
Frances Stage
Walnut St
Murray City
American Legion Post 420
Navy
Bill Bescoe
W. Fairground
Lowe’s
Pee Gine
OF Belpre, Inc
Putnam Howe
Belpre
Lakin
Washington
Mrs
Blanche Adams
Blanche Carr Adams
Athens County
Baldwin Park
Calif
Orbiston
Michigan
California
Eva Longhorne
Ruble Services
Charles Herman Ruble
E. Columbus St
Johnson
J. Lloyd Evans
William Brooks Shoe Co
Kathryn Lloyd
Kathryn
Kate )Lloyd
Second Ave
Waterloo
Gallia County
Jacob
Amanda Stewart Ball
Grace Methodist Church
WSCS
Progressive Bible Class
Eastern Star and Daughters of America
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Earah I. Lloyd
Morarity Services
Marie McGraner
Kaiser
Turkey
Coolville
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Strawn
Court
Food Giant
E. State St
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