McArthur Council Cuts Water Rates in Ohio Town
McArthur village council and the Board of Public Affairs approved a water and sewer rate reduction. The minimum 5000 gallon quarterly charge drops to 6.80, with industrial users over 500000 gallons billed at 15 cents per 1000. Officials cite good management and adequate supply as funds remain to maintain modern systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cross McArthur
McArthur
Board of Public Affairs
Bob Will
Will
McAr
Thur
Nelsonville Board Endorses Sales Tax Hike for Schools
Nelsonville boards approves pursuing an eight thousand dollar advance for October payroll and operations. They back a proposed state sales tax increase from three to four cents to boost school funding under the PEP program, with conditions on foundation money use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Friedrich
F. H. Brewer Co
Chester Woodrum
Gray
James Shumaker
Ervin Badger
Roland Pierce
Richard Hubbard
Supt. Gray
Agnes Pendergrass
Sub SubSurfaces Tests Initiated on Rush Creek Dam Sites
Sub surface exploration began on two Rush Creek dam sites in a Monday effort by E. J. Koher Co. and Dayton equipment. Final design awaits a laboratory report from this week's samples. Construction, delayed then pushed forward, depends on appraisals and a possible state park study for the Rushville site.
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R. M. Foltz
Rush Creek Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Two People Injured In Crash On Route 33
Two persons were injured in an auto accident on Route 33 south of Nelsonville. Robert Lloyd North, 19, of Buchtel, suffered a possible broken right arm and shoulder and a cut lip, and Carl E. Traugh, 44, of Nelsonville, had a bruised chest and back with a possible broken left arm. Both were taken to Mount St. Mary Hospital. North was cited for failure to yield the right of way while turning left. Traugh rode as a passenger in a car driven by George Arnold, 38, of Nelsonville, who was not injured. A separate report cited James A. Fultz, 22, of Athens Route 1, for driving left of center after his auto went off Route 50 west of Athens, hitting a guard rail. he apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
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Nelsonville
State Highway Patrol
Robert Lloyd North
Buchtel
Carl E. Traugh
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Traugh
George M. Arnold
James A. Fultz
Athens
Directors attest to report of condition accuracy
We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. The balance sheet shows total liabilities and deposits including demand, time and savings deposits, government and state deposits, and other liabilities with common stock, surplus and undivided profits.
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United States
E. R. Eddy
Local social rounds include many visits across Laurel Run
Laurel Run residents hosted and visited relatives in a flurry of calls and dinners. Clara Gleason Mary Flannery Lee Harden and family plus Steven Tommy and Walter Bumgardner hosted Herman Bumgardner and guests. Juanita Wolfe visited Gert rude Stufflebean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Gleason
Mary Flannery
Lee Harden
Sins
Steven
Tommy
Walter Bumgardner
Mike
Herman Bumgardner
Juanita Wolfe
Gertrude Stufflebean
Mickey
Max Brandon
Arthur Todd
William Sparks
Raymond Mills
Kathy
Mary
Martha Glenn
Roy Glenn
Rebecca Stewart
Logan
Oscar Willison
Groveport
Don Huddy, Jr
Guy Evans
Tea for candidates wives and political events outlined
Wives of Democrat candidates for U S Senate and the 10th District congressional post will attend a 2 30 p m tea in the Federal Building Community Room. Also on the agenda are plans for auto caravans to Laurelville and Murray City and a possible appearance by Senator Young.
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Young Democrats Club
Robert Sweeney
Logan High School
Senator Young
James Building
Laurelville
Murray City
Nelsonville York Two Boy Scout Finance Drive Starts
The finance campaign for the Boy Scout program in Nelsonville and York Two begins Saturday. John Coker, vice president of Kootaga Area Council, serves as local finance chairman with Postmaster William Theisen as vice chairman. Nelsonville Rotary Club members lead the special gifts section of the drive.
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Nelsonville
York Two
John Coker
Kootaga
Three Fined and Four Bonds Forfeited in Nelsonville Court
In Nelsonville Mayor William Hoff man’s court on Saturday three traffic cases were tried. Defendants who failed to appear had bonds forfeited in four additional cases. Thomas Taylor of Nelsonville Route 1 was fined $25 and costs for excess speed. Ernest Oakley Perkins of 57 Church Street was fined $20 and costs for unsafe operation. Norma Jean Wachenschwanz of Deanville pleaded guilty to unsafe operation and was fined $10 and costs. Bonds forfeited: Frank T. Kemenar of Barberton $20 for driving left of center, Ann Gwilym of Nelsonville $20 for disorderly conduct, Parris R. Girves of Athens $20 for excess speed, James Pincelli of Chauncey $20 for disorderly conduct.
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Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Thomas Taylor
Canal St
Ernest Oakley Perkins
Church St
Norma Jean Wachenschwanz
Deanville
Nelsonville Meetings Schedule Set for This Week
York Local School Board meets at 7 p.m. Thursday in the York building. Valley Temple 137 Py thian Sisters convenes at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in the Pythian dining room. The Nelsonville Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls gathers at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Temple. All receipts from tray sales are due at the meeting.
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York
Valley Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Nelsonville Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Burglars Hit VFW Post In Nelsonville Looted Wall Safe
Thieves entered the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on Factory Road between 11 p.m. Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday and pried open a wall safe. About $400 to $500 in cash, a case of assorted whiskey, $32 in cigarets from a vending machine, and $2 from a juke box were taken. Police traced a complex sequence of attempts to open the safe including drilling and a broken combination. Police Chief Max Valkinburg and an investigator from the Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation coordinated the probe.
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Post
Jimmie Pierce
Pierce
Max Valkinburg
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
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Ohio
Joseph Allen
New Lexington
Attorney General’s Office
State Department of Natural Resources
Rushville
Rhodes
Fred E. Moor
Department of Natural Resources
Route 50
New Marshfield
Virgene Martin
Norman Saylor
Greg Saylor
Helen Swaim
Jeff
Belpre
Everette Buckley
Forest Dearth
Tena Coe
Prattsville
Mary Llewellyn
Coe Dearth
Randy Mace
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Randy
Fred Stahl
Paul Stahl
Steve
Columbus
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 8804
Kathryn Collins
Mary McFadden
Wilma Sickels
Eileen Llewellyn
Freda Nixon Willowby
Mechems
First National Bank
Amesville
Dean
Laurel
Richard W. Keck
Gertrude Keck
Back St
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
Keck
Air Training Command
ATC
Amarillo Afb
York Local
Union Furnace
Army
Robert L. Riggs
Beverly
Fort Bliss
Riggs
Floyd D. Riggs
Union Furnace High School
Scout Finance
VFW
Factory Rd
C. Stanley
Republican
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio Senate
Mechem
State of
A. M. Wilson
Nelsonville, Ohio
General Oil Company OF Ohio, Inc
Ohio Corporation
Morrow
Knox
Richland
Sohio Petroleum Company
Sohio
Morrow County
New York Central Railroad Company
Ing
Montague County
Texas
John A. Kemper & CO
New York Stock Exchange
West High Street
Lima
A. H. Plump
Messrs
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Cleveland
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