Wellston couples renew vows on Senior Citizens Day centennial
Two weddings were held on Tuesday during Senior Citizens Day at Central School Wellston as part of centennial week. Janice and Mike Fox remarried first in a stage ceremony with Lincoln style attire while Mr and Mrs Clare Beverly renewed vows after 60 years. Rev John Taylor officiated with music from Rev Kirby Oiler Helen Downard played organ. Reception followed with cakes from Gould's Bakery and Billie's Bakery.
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Wellston
Central School
Tom Bowman
Janice
Mike Fox
Abraham Lincoln
Clara Fox
Bowman
Clare Beverly
Fox
John Taylor
Kirby Oiler
Helen Downard
Mr. Oiler
Gould
Wellston Unity Praised At Centennial Dinner
Wellston marked its Centennial with a Lions Club dinner where Rep. Ball praised the city’s unity and described legislative plans. He noted a special session about Oct 23 to study election reform, favored easier absentee voting, and highlighted the Vietnam veteran bonus bill and farmland tax changes on the November ballot. He previewed an ethics bill and opposed a proposed state lottery.
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Wellston
Wellston Lions Club
Coach House
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Ball
Ohio
Edgar Hayburn
Centennial
Tom Bowman
110Th General Assembly
Claire Ball Sr
Lions Club
Charles Hawbaker
Lions Zone Six
Dwight Miller
Jim Landrum
Bowman
Lions
Mitchell Baker
Tom Simons
Jim Gettles
McGhee Lane
Compromise War Powers Bill Set for Reveal in Congress
House Senate conferees are expected to disclose a compromise war powers bill limiting presidential troop deployments. It would curb actions to 60 days without congressional approval or 90 days with emergency provisions, with extra 30 days only after notifying Congress. The measure blends House and Senate versions and faces vetoes amid ongoing debate over emergency definitions and override viability.
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Washington
House-Senate
Nixon
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
United States
In Service Day Off for Logan Students
Logan City School District bans classes Friday as teachers attend an all day in service at Hocking Valley Motor Lodge. Superintendent T C Porter and Logan schools chief Kenneth Warling speak at 9 am with Junior High Principal Clark Davis presiding. Attendees include Dr Robert Weinfurter and Arlene Phillips among others.
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Logan
Logan City
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
T. C. Porter
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Kenneth Warling
Logan Schools
Clark Davis
Dick Brandt
Logan Clay Products Co
Robert Weinfurther
Liz Elmore
Athens
Arlene Phillips
June Burns
al Klinger
John Mullins
Bob Richards
Harry Westfall
Linda Barber
Kelly Stilwell
Miai Lewis
Chris Killoran
Pat Ferrick
Mel McDaniel
Logan Euterpean Music Club Dinner and September Meeting
Members of the Logan Euterpean Music Club held a put luck dinner and the September meeting at Mrs. Harley Meyer’s home on Mingo Terrace. Assisting committees were Program and Emergency, led by Mrs. Fred Black, Mrs. Fred Schmidt Jr., Mrs. Randal Waltz, and Mrs. Carlos Gaffin. Mrs. Brad Phares, president, announced officers including Mrs. Meyer as vice president, Mrs. Al Horsky as recording secretary, Mrs. David MacFarland as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Polly Ott as treasurer, Mrs. Schmidt as librarian and historian, Mrs. MacFarland as choir director, and Miss Mary Louise Bowen as accompanist.
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Logan
Logan Euterpean Music Club
Harley Meyer
Mingo Terrace
Fred Black
Fred Schmidt Jr
Randal Waltz
Carlos Gaffin
Brad Phares
Meyer
al Horsky
David MacFarland
Polly Ott
Schmidt
MacFarland
Mary Louise Bowen
Charles J
Ambulance Runs Reach 51 Since Fire Dept Control
Two patients were transported by the city non emergency ambulance from Mount St. Mary Hospital to Hocking Valley Community Hospital in Nelsonville and to University Hospital in Columbus. Since April 18, ambulances have completed 51 trips under fire department jurisdiction. Hymn of the Month Committee notes Moore chairs and outlines monthly meetings through May with an October gathering at Mrs. Moore's home.
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Nelsonville
Jenny Canter
Chauncey
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Logan
Floyd Crabtree
Millfield
Mount St. Mary
University Hospital
Columbus
Fire Department
Divorce Decrees and Name Changes in Athens County Cases
Athens County Common Pleas lists numerous divorce actions and civil suits involving residents of Athens, Guysville, Jacksonville, Albany, Nelsonville, Princeton NJ, and Columbus. The docket includes spouses such as Dunfee, Poches, Facemaker, Lewis, Williams, Taylor, Lettler, King, Hulsman, McKeon, Harrell, Lightner, Phillips, and their partners. Plaintiff maiden name Foglesong resolved.
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Obema Dunfee
Guysville
Paul Dunfee
Debbie Poches
Jacksonville
Ronald Poches
Ineva M. Facemaker
Albany
Lawrence R. Facemaker
Columbus
Stephen Lewis
Athens
Susan Marie Lewis
College Village
Apts
Leah Williams
Buchtel
Carl E Williams
Helen Marie Taylor
Bean Hollow Road
Clarence E. Taylor
Delores Lettler
Nelsonville
Billy J Lettler
James B. King
Rachel King
New Marshfield
Kathleen Hulsman
John T Hulsman
Princeton
N. J
Deborah McKeon
Chauncey
Francis McKeon
Horsham
Gloria Harrell
Michael Harrell
Betty Lightner
Larrry Lightner
Joan Phillips
Alan Phillips
Barnsville
Foglesong
Jobless claims rise in Hocking Valley and region
Unemployment claims climb by 55 from last week and 34 from a year ago in the Hocking Valley. For the week ending Sept 30, Logan reported 60 initial and 178 continued claims, Athens 25 initial and 185 continued, totaling 448. Harold Zimmerman, director, notes openings include carpenters, nurses, welders, and grocery staff.
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LOGAN
Hocking Valley
Employment Service Bureau
Athens
Harold Zimmerman
Divorces Filed in Hocking County One Day
Two divorce requests were filed in Hocking County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. Ruth M. Ruff of 946 Third Street alleges gross neglect of duty against Larry L. Ruff of Canal Winchester. Susan D. Baker of New Straitsville Route 1 seeks divorce from Gary Lee Baker of Logan Route 5 on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Tree Hits Auto in Early Morning Crash West of Route 7
Ohio Highway Patrol investigated a one car crash on Addison Bulaville Road west of Route 7 at 2:30 a.m. Herbert R. Rice 42 of Cheshire drove west, failed to negotiate a curve, left the highway and struck a tree. Rice claimed injury and was not immediately treated. Heavy damage reported to the vehicle.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Highway Patrol
Addison- Bulaville
Herbert R. Rice
Cheshire
Addison-Bulaville
Rice
Breaking and entering reported at G C Murphy Store
Gallipolis police investigate a break in at 350 Second Ave reported Thursday at 8:15 a.m. by employee William E. Stevens. Only $1.25 missing so far, per initial police findings.
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Gallipolis
G. C. Murphy
Second Ave
William E. Stevens
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Mrs. Clare Beverly
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Athens County Common Pleas
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Athens, Ohio
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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