York Local Homecoming Is Tonight
York Local High School observes its annual homecoming festivities tonight as the York team meetsKgger Creek on the local gridiron. The crown will be awarded at halftime during coronation ceremonies with the York Local band performing. Twenty four queen candidates across four classes compete for the title, with lists of senior junior sophomore and freshman contenders. The homecoming dance follows the football game in the school cafeteria.
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Nelsonville
York
Kgger Creek
Billie Coe
Sharon Cook
Patty Klinebrier
Nannette Smith
Carolyn Steinbrink
Anne Wolfe
Linda Bauer
Charlotte Bell
Penny Coe
Kay Conker
Charla Jones
Mary Jane Matheny
Donna Allen
Connie Campbell
Susan Irvin
Susie Peacock
Elizabeth Wagner
Christy Wolfe
Christine Bell
Cheryl Bookman
Rita Conner
Karen Wolfe
Susan Wolfe
Cathy Cullison
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admits and Dismissals
Births listed for Mrs Robert Taylor Nelsonville Route 1 a daughter and Mrs Gerald Forbes Nelsonville a daughter. Admits include Jerome Ringhiser Gore Mrs Adrian Turner Nelsonville Route 1 Miss Sandra Smith Nelsonville and others. Dismissals include Patricia Covert Nelsonville Perry Coe Albany and several other residents with destinations noted.
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Robert Taylor
Nelsonville
Gerald Forbes
Jerome Ringhiser
Gore
Adrian Turner
Sandra Smith
Viola Six
Athens
Ruth Ann MecFann
Hemlock
Belle Smith
Evelyn Reed
Corning
Patricia Covert
Perry Coe
Albany
Louise Hansford
Millfield
Henry Bratton
Frank Pickett
Jackie Barnhart
New Lexington
Charles Dorst
Carl White
the Plains
Christmas program seeks donations for Nelsonville decorations
The Christmas program committee led by William Friedrich appeals for funds to cover decorations, Santa visit by helicopter, and treats. New Route 33 signs, lights, nativity painting, and setup costs push expenses over 1000 dollars, with a goal of 1200 for 1964. Donations urged from merchants, professionals, industries, and citizens by November 7.
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Nelsonville
William Friedrich
Santa Claus
Friedrich
U. S. Route 33
Democrats Plan Caravans to Boost Local Campaigns
Hocking Democrats announce two caravan tours to introduce office seekers. The first meets at the county fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Monday and travels through Hocking County to Laurelville. The second tour on October 31 visits Union Furnace Haydenville Carbon and ends in Murray City.
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Logan
Hocking Democrats
County Fairgrounds
Hocking County
Laurelville
Union Furnace
Haydenville
Carbon
Murray City
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes List Local Residents
Mrs. Sherman Dicken Logan Route 4 Mrs. Harry Mc Cune Logan Route 3 Mr. Gilbert Lemley Logan Route 3 Mrs. James L Lehman Logan Mrs. Gary Engle and son Logan Route 1 Mrs. Harold Myers and son Logan Mrs. William McIntosh and son Logan Route 2
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Sherman Dicken
Logan
Harry McCune
Gilbert Lemley
James L
Lehman
Gary Engle
Harold Myers
William McIntosh
Hide-A-Ways New Section Approved by County Board
Logan Hocking County commissioners approved a new plant and routine fund transfers totaling 138.18 dollars. They approved plat section 23 of the Hide-A-Ways corporation containing 12 670 acres and accepted Victory Dr a public street from the Evangelical United Brothers subdivision in Salt Creek Township near Laurelville with township trustees to maintain it.
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Logan — Hocking
Hide-A-Ways Corporation
Victory Dr
Evangelical United Brothers
Salt Creek
Laurelville
Penalties Suspended for Mother Over Neglect Charges
Logan Route 2 woman Mary Carson faced neglect charges after repeated absences from home. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown suspended a 60 day jail term and court costs on the condition she maintain good behavior and properly care for her three children aged 17, four, and two.
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Logan
Pennies in fuses warned as danger to power users
E M Dude Howe warns that placing pennies behind fuses defeats the safety device and risks overheating and fires. A new Route 216 section open brings safer driving, with patrols for speeding in Buchtel. Route 685 tie-in and drainage work pending. Public square flag to be half-masted for Hoover mourning. Edith Ryan Brown visiting from Columbus in Athens area illness and death of Orville Ryan noted.
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E. M
Howe
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Buchtel
Hocking Valley Railroad
Pittsburg Hollow
Jobs
Murray City
Salem Hollow
Morris Clouston
Herbert Hoover
Baird Stuart
Nelsonville
Edith Ryan Brown
Columbus
Julia Love
Chestnut St
Brown
Athens
Orville Ryan
the Plains
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Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Democratic Caravan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Volkswagen
C. B. Nye Company
Stimson Ave
Palmer ST
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Nelsonville Board of Trade
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Citizens Bank of
MR. Prewitt
MR. Campbell
Finance
Citizens Bank
East Main Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Logan, Ohio