Logan Pair Inhaled Carbon Monoxide Fumes
Loretta Smith woke at 4 a.m. Saturday to find William Holdren and his wife Sandra ill in their basement apartment at 441 E Front St Logan. Deputy Thrush and Lt Shannon moved them to Logan Valley Hospital where William was released after treatment and Sandra was admitted in fair condition. Fire Chief Courter found a high concentration of carbon monoxide from an improperly vented space heater.
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Front St
Logan
William Holdren
Loretta Smith
Holdren
Sandra
Smith
Paul Thrush
Thrush
Albert Shannon
Don Schultz
Robert Courter
Nelsonville Meeting Schedule and Civic Gatherings
The WBA Review meets Monday at 7 30 p.m with Mrs Randall Steenrod at 79 Grover Street. Elks Lodge 543 designates roll call night the last October meeting. Nelsonville Lodge holds roll session Tuesday 8 p.m. at Elks Hall Hocking Street. City board of education convenes Monday 6 30 p.m. at the high school. Tri County District Joint Vocational School Board meets 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in interim offices Washington Street Den Two. Cub Scout Pack 64 meets Wednesday 3 30 p.m. at Mrs Roger Johnson home Fayette Street with clues books and a homemade game to share.
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Elks Lodge No 543
Nelsonville Lodge
Elks Hall
Hocking St
City Board of Education
Tri-County District Joint Vocational School Board
Washington St
Cub Scout Pack 64
Roger Johnson
Fayette St
Young Arvada Boy Catches 29-Inch Sturgeon Believed Extinct
Six year old Rus sell Dexter surprised Wyoming game and fish biologists by catching a 29 inch shovel nose sturgeon in Clear Creek. The fish was the first captured in Wyoming since 1959 and challenged the belief that the species was extinct.
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Arvada, Wyo
Russell Dexter
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Clear Creek
Powder River
Wyoming
Adults Class Expands Vocational Training At Tri County
Tri County Vocational School Board acting clerk T C Porter says adult education will be offered based on need and demand and funded largely by federal aid. Programs target employed and unemployed workers with training for new or upgraded jobs at minimal personal cost, as industries and federal funds cover most expenses. The labor outlook shows growing demand for skilled workers, including computers, with industry ready to hire trained adults and high school graduates.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County Vocational School Board
T. C. Porter
United States Department of Labor
Food items arrive by rail to Nelsonville for first time in years
A box carload shipment of flour was spotted on the Ogg Wholesale Co. rail siding in Nelsonville, shipped from Celina Kansas, marking the first rail food delivery to Nelsonville in years. Ogg plans unloading Monday as renovations proceed on a 96 by 40 foot brick building for added storage. Coakley Construction crews install a concrete floor, converting former mine pony stables into warehouse space used previously by the William Brooks Shoe Co.
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Nelsonville
Ogg Wholesale Co
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Celina
Kan
Ogg
Herman Ogg
Verl
Canal
Hocking
Coakley Construction Co
William Brooks Shoe Co
Vocational School Plan Seeks Voter Approval
The Tri County Vocational School outlines expanded training with a post high school technical center planned on site. Governor Rhodes announced final approval for funding a 2.3 million dollar educational plant with about 1.6 million federal funds. A two mill operating levy and seven tenths mill bond require district voter approval by November 2.
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Nelsonville
Tri-county Vocational School
Tri-County Board
James A. Rhodes
Howe's Grocery to Close in Nelsonville After 50 Years
Ralph C. Howe announces Howe's Grocery will shut its corner store at Poplar and Harper on Oct 30. The landmark has operated since 1931 after the founder began in the family business in 1911. Howe retires after more than five decades in groceries.
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Nelsonville
Howe Grocery Co
Poplar and
Harper
Ralph C. Howe
Howe
Nelsonville High School
S. J. Howe
Miles H. Howe
Amy Finsterwald
166 Fort St
David
Hartman and family buy Linscott’s Garage and home
Nelsonville reports Dean Linscott selling his 537 Chestnut Street home and Lin Scott Garage to Wilbert Hartman and wife with daughter Cheryl living there since Saturday. Linscott, WWI veteran and longtime automotive figure, will move to a Jackson Street mobile home and remains active in local groups.
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Nelsonville
Dean Linscott
Chestnut Street
Wilbert Hartman
Robbins Road
Hartman
Cheryl
Linscott
Pontiac Auto
Canal St
Ford Auto Agency
Jackson Street
Masonic
American Legion
Knights of Pythias
Orange
Squib
American Legion Post 229
Trash Truck Fire Halts Route Near Mount St. Mary Hospital
A trash truck fire in Nelsonville halted near Mount St. Mary Hospital Friday morning. Firefighters were called at 11:33 a.m. and the blaze, believed to have started from hot ashes in the Woodrum haulage load, was extinguished. The wood and canvas top was partly destroyed.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Woodrum
Writer Ends and Part Play in Off-Broadway Series
New York novelist Saul Bellow continues playwriting after mixed reviews for The Last Analysis. A trio of one act works titled The Wrecker The Wen and The Orange Souffle will be produced off-Broadway this season by Lyn Austin.
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New York
Saul Bellow
Lyn Austin
School Improvement Group Sets Sunday Meeting
Nelsonville Citizens Committee for the Betterment of York Schools clarifies it backs school levies only and not any school board candidate. Rodney Wilson says the group is focused on improving the school system and will meet at 6 pm Sunday at Murray City School.
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Nelsonville
Rodney Wilson
Citizens Committee For the Betterment of
York
Murray City
York Vocational Industrial Club Elects Officers
Delbert McDonald was elected president at the York Vocational Industrial Club meeting in York Local High School auto shop. Officers for 1965-66 include Michael Levandofsky as vice president Don Dalton as secretary treasurer Rick Wolfe as sergeant at arms Edward North as news reporter Advisor Fred Powell supervised the session with the club chartered by the state organization.
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Nelsonville
Delbert McDonald
York Vocational Industrial Club
Michael Levandofsky
Don Dalton
Rick Wolfe
Edward North
York
Fred Powell
Births and admissions at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Braley of The Plains and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cecil Neel of Nelsonville. Admitted are Charles Pete Glenn Nelsonville Mrs Elsie Marsh Logan William Fick Nelsonville Mrs James Tolliver and daughter Buchtel Mrs Loni Reynolds Chauncey Mrs Freda Pribble Lisbon Route 2 Mrs Gaynor Cline Chauncey Charles Bullock Nelsonville and Mrs Ethel Gordon Logan.
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Walter Braley
the Plains
Cecil Neel
Nelsonville
Charles
Pete) Glenn
Elsie Marsh
Logan
William Fick
James Tolliver
Buchtel
Loni Reynolds
Chauncey
Freda Pribble
Lisbon
Gaynor Cline
Charles Bullock
Ethel Gordon
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Floyd M. Wolfe
Athens City Council
V.I.P
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
Athens
Athens Lions Club
Light
WBA
Randall Steenrod
Grover St
America
Co-Op
Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative
Gallipolis, Ohio
Howe’s Grocery
Julia) Devore
Adams St
Clarence
Margaret) Kerr
Westerville
Walter E. Howe
Western Reserve Mutual
Wonder Hills
C. L. Colmer
U. S
Athens Township
L. Colmer
Sigmund J. Konigseder
M.D
Medicine
South Court Street
Linscott’s
Amos Robinson
Ford
Linsecott
Robinson
Revere
Revere Ware
Joubie
S. Court
Athens, Ohio
Industrial Club
Rev
Edward L. Koch
Russell, Ky
Chauncey, Ohio
Fred Crabtree
William
Bill
Huntington
Barre
Barre Guild
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
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Athens County Savings & Loan CO
Ohio
Sared Savings Accounts Estate Home Loans
Savernes
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