Hocking United Fund Sets $32,500 Goal At Luncheon
Charles Blythe new United Fund chairman urged agencies to tell their story to the public as the drive seeks a $32,300 goal. Representatives from Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Rainbow Salvation Army YWCA Red Cross attend the luncheon. House to house campaigns start October 14 after October 7 kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Blythe
United Fund
Hocking
Blythe
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
New Bedford, Mass
Cachalot Council
Boy Scouts of America
The
Salvation Army
YMCA
Red Cross
Immanuel Methodist Church
Ed Runge
Boy Scouts
Jo Bowers
Girl Scouts
Maryann Bail
Rainbow School
Betty Chrisman
Hershel Bensonhaver
Salvation Army Service Unit
Michael Scapparotti
USC
Warner Lehman
YWCA
George Crow
Logan Variety Show to Benefit Cancer Society
The Hocking County American Cancer Society unit announces the annual Logan charity show to be directed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shannon with a youth segment led by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erb. Last year raised 11841 as goals and officers for the year are listed including crusade chair Richard Erb and executive director Mrs. Betty Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
American Cancer Society
Tueday
Paul Siehi
Robert Shannon
Richard Erb
Sieh
Crusade
Charlies Gilbert
Charles Moore
Carl Goldsberry
Sandy Casto
Betty Keller
Shopping Spree Is Fouled at Texaco Store
Fred Weaver heard a noise at his South Perry Texaco and grocery early Wednesday. He found about 22 boxes of groceries left in the rear and a truck tires nearby, valued at about 700 dollars. Three butcher knives and some money from a clerk’s purse were taken before the suspects fled. The incident is under investigation. Rhine Circle rummage sale at First Presbyterian Church on Washington Street runs Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Fred Weaver
Texaco
South Perry
Wagner Road
Russell
Jim) Weaver
Paul Hartman
Nelsonville
Rhoda Circle
First Presbyterian Church
E. Washington Street
Forest Service explained to Nelsonville Lions Club
Arthur W. Reese of Wayne National Forest outlined the service areas and goals for land purchases to expand facilities and public use. He noted forests vary in tract sizes, emphasized watershed control, and described wildlife, parks, and timber policy as core work. Reese also mentioned the 25 percent timber revenue returning to local subdivisions and that two weeks will bring a second forest discussion at Ethel's Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Reese
Wayne National Forest
Lions Club
Ethel’s Tea Room
J. Lloyd Evans
Max Valkinburg
Valkinburg
Ted Winigman
Driver Fails To Yield In Road Collision
Sigler 67 of 398 West Front Street cited for failure to yield after pulling from his driveway and striking the right rear fender of Claudia McPheron 58 as she traveled west on East Front Street. Police reported the 11 a.m. incident occurred Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan — Douglas
Sigler
Front St
East Front Street
Claudia McPheron
Wilson Ave
On The Square Reflects On Lost Fraternal Traditions
Wilbur Mender laments the fading of fraternal orders once vital to American life. He notes how rebuilding and progress erase old houses and farms while these groups historically guided politics, trained orators, and supported community service. He urges old line organizations to reform with veterans to defend democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Veterans Posts
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Men
Democratic
United States of America
Truck Breakdown Causes Traffic Detour in Nelsonville
A heavy asphalt truck broke down on W Canal Street near Route 278 at 2:30 p m Wednesday forcing a one hour detour. The 12 ton load shifted after a rear dual tire blew out and damaged the rear axle. A wrecker towed the 1966 model truck driven by 22 year old Robert Terry Stoughton from Rockbridge Route 1 to a highway construction site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. Canal Street
Canal Street
Robert Terry Stoughton
Rockbridge
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Athens Ohio
Helene Booth of 66 Stewart Street Athens Ohio is appointed Administratrix W.W.A. of the estate of Margaret M. The court requires creditors to file claims within four months. Dated September 22 in Athens Probate Division. Judge Harold J. 109 Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Booth
Stewart Street
Athens
Ohio
W.wa
Margaret M. On
Athens County
W.W.A
Albert L. Hall
Scte
Harold J. Rose
Athens County Court
Common Pleas
Prebste
Administrative appointment in estate of Albert L Hall
The estate of Albert L Hall in Athens County Ohio names Booth of 66 Stewart Street Athens as Administratrix WWA. Dated September 22 1969 in Athens County Court Common Pleas Probate Division Judge Harold J Rose. The notice appears in the September 25 and October 2 1969 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Justice
Patsy Ruth Justice
Athens County
Justice Lavelle
Vanity
Names of various residents listed with transfers and dismissals
A list of individuals including Miss Mary Peyton Mrs Cleo Carpenter August F Schroeder Wilbur Williams Mrs Isabelle Chutes Oscar Mike Lopez Master Mark Bookman John Dunlay Chauncy Mrs Janet Mitchell Mrs Arlene Taylor Mrs Lois Campbell Mrs Lovella Householder Mrs Charles FE Snyder and daughter Mrs Edward Smith Lester Lytle Teal Wilson Mary Warren Master Douglas Young Betty Taylor Geraldine Shoemaker Sibyl Puckett and others. Several transferred to Grant Hospital Columbus are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Peyton
Albany
Cleo Carpenter
August F. Schroeder
McArthur
Wilbur Williams
Athens
Isabelle Chutes
Coolville
Oscar
Mike) Lopez
Murray City
Mark Bookman
New Straitsville
John Dunlavy
Chauncey
Janet Mitchell
Nelsonville
Arlene Taylor
Millfield
Lois Campbell
Lovella Householder
Shawnee
Charles FE. Snyder
Edward Smith
Lester Lytle
Teal Wilson
Mary Warren
Douglas Young
Betty Taylor
Geraldine Shoemaker
Sybil Puckett
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Clarence Banfield and John E. Holdsworth of Union Furnace join admissions along with Gerald Miller and Mrs. Randall Stevens of Logan. Dismissals include Mrs. George Martin Irven Sargent Mrs. John McKee and Edward Mundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Banfield
John E. Holdsworth
Union Furnace
Gerald Miller
Randall Stevens
Logan
George Martin
Irven Sargent
John McKee
Edward Mundy
Fall Card Festival Planned By Auxiliary
LOGAN The first annual Fall Card Festival is sponsored by the Hocking Valley Community Hospital Auxiliary on Oct. 23 at the Logan Armory. Dessert will be served at 7 30 p.m. and cards begin at 8 p.m. Donation of 1.25 dollars per person will be accepted by any TWIG member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan Armory
TWIG
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Cancer Society
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Dorothy Ditty
Jack Beverly
Barker Cameron
Jane Fox
James St. Clair
Dan Long
Louis Jewell
Gary Boyer
Jim Myers
Siehl
Lucille Conner
R. N
Fender
Wilbur Mender
Harold J. Judge
Rose
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Buckeye
Coronado
Buckeye Mart
Coronado Portable
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