Hocking Brick Strike Continues
Local 882 of the United Brick and Clay Workers Union represents 39 employees at General Hocking Brick Co. and has been on strike seven of 26 days. Negotiations began 11 days ago with three meetings, the last attended by company president Harold Epler. The union seeks job bidding and plant wide seniority and a contract similar to that at Baltic and Wadsworth. Workers cite non economic demands and stare down a prolonged stoppage as kilns are shut. Donations fund meals and fuel for picketers while some members seek other jobs, with potential member losses in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Athens
Ohio University
Paul Patton
Baltic
Wadsworth
Patton
WSCS Unit Plans At September Meeting
In Haydnville Mrs Nelson Skiver led the WSCS meeting at Mrs John Keplar's home with devotions by Mrs Homer Carter. The group discussed Profile of an Involved Woman and plans to sell Christmas calendars and assemble duty bags for servicemen amid a discussion and refreshments. The New Haven Garden Club met for a wiener roast and autumn wooded tour. Chairman Mrs Chester Weaver was named to move the trees along the wall at the Post Office and note cards for sale were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Nelson Skiver
WSCS
John Keplar
Homer Carter
Harry Swaims
Clima Garden Club
New Haven Garden Club
New Haven
Chester Weaver
Daubenmier Found Guilty in Fatal Vehicular Homicide
Logan County man Robert L. Daubenmier, 19, was found guilty of second degree vehicular homicide in Hocking County Court for the May 30 wreck that killed Deborah M. Rider, 21, of Lancaster. He was fined 150 dollars plus costs, given a 30 day jail sentence suspended, one year probation, and a six month license suspension. Represented by attorney Henderson, he claimed to have slept at the wheel.
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Logan
Robert L. Daubenmier
James Stilwell
Hocking
Att
Phil Henderson
Daubenmier
Deborah M. Rider
Lancaster
Halloween party at Mount St Mary Guild aids hospital
In Nelsonville a Halloween party hosted by Twig Four and Mount St Mary Hospital Guild will be held October 23 in the hospital coffee shop. The report also notes birth and admission/dismissal details for local residents.
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Nelsonville
Twig Four
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hosiital
Man Pleads Innocent In Car Theft
Logan Herbert Forcier 21 of New Plymouth Route 1 pleaded innocent before Judge James Stilwell in County Court to auto theft charges and was bound over to a grand jury on $1,000 bond. He eluded a roadblock, swam the Hocking River, crossed Route 33, and ignored warning shots while in custody. He currently serves ten days for driving under revocation and suspension and was fined $75 plus costs. A starfish fact follows in the back.
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Logan
Herbert Forcier
New Plymouth
James Stilwell
Clarence E. Primmer
Forcier
Twen
Primmer
Sheriff's Office
Hocking County
Stilwell
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George Level
General Hocking Brick Co
Robert Lehman
Ivor Lehman
Nehaclima Gardeners
Fruitcrest
Jane Parker
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ronald McGomery
Phillip Teal
Saul Perry
By Micarta
Night Stand
Goodrich
Texfoam
Rowe
Sealy
Guard
Logan Home Furnishings Co
West Main Street
Ohio
Carly
Westinghouse
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