Rhodes Airborne Campaign Tours Northern Ohio Airports
Gov. James A. Rhodes and Aviation Chief Norman Crabtree toured northern Ohio by plane dedicating new hard surface airports built under a $5 million program. The ceremonies included ribbon cuttings and DC-3 flyovers, with state matching funds up to 100000 dollars. Opponent Frazier Reams Jr. criticized Rhodes for avoiding open questions and a debate, alleging guarded remarks and reliance on aides for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Frazier Reams Jr
Toledo
Ohio
Norman Crabtree
Washington Court House
Mount Vernon
Bucyrus
Bellefontaine
Reams
Cleveland
Republican Rally Set In Nelsonville Church
Clarence Miller of Lancaster will headline a county wide Republican dinner at the First Christian Church in Nelsonville. The event pits Miller against incumbent Walter Moeller as a key race drawing state and national attention. Oakley Collins and Ralph Welker will also speak, with Athens County GOP leaders and Teen Age Republicans involved.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Miller
Lancaster
First Christian Church
Miller
Walter Moeller
York-Nelsonville
Republican Club
Nick San
Born
Women of the Church
Athens County
Republican
William Rowland
Oakley C. Collins
Ohio
Senate
Ralph Welker
Notice of Election on Tax Levy Above Ten Mill Limit
Athens County Ohio Lodi Township moves to a general election on November 1966 to seek a levy for fire protection beyond the ten mill limit. The proposal sets a maximum one mill rate for five years with polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. Election officers Young and Bebo announce the notice dated October 10 1966.
Notice of Fire Department Tax Levy Renewal in Ames Township
Notice is given that following a July 7 1006 resolution of the Justices of Ames Township Athens County Ohio a vote will be held on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving 1966 at the Ames Township voting place to renew a fire department maintenance levy not exceeding four cents per dollar for five years starting 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Athens County
Ohio
Gaid
Ames Township
Board of Elections
On County
Actung
Lay Bebe
Bern
Bern Township
Ames-Bern Amesville Fire Department
Ray Bobo
Trimble Local School District seeks excess levy vote
Voters will decide at the general election on November 8 1966 whether to levy a current expense tax above the ten mill limit. The proposal asks up to .90 mills per dollar of valuation for ten years, with the levy open until 6 30 P M EST. Official notices dated October 16 1966.
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Trimbie
Trimble
Board of Electom
Ohio
Corman
Ray
Dover Township levy question to exceed ten mills in 1966 election
Members of the Dover Township Trustees announce a general election vote in Athens County Ohio on November day 1966 to levy maintenance and upkeep funds in excess of the ten mill limitation. The proposal requests up to 90 mills with a maximum of nine cents per dollar for Eastern Standard Time. EE B Young serves as Chairman and Ray Bobo as Clerk.
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Dover Township
Athens
Ohio
Dover
Athens County
Board of Elections
B Young
Ray Bobo
Levy Notice for Federal Hocking Local Schools
The Federal Hocking Local School District in Athens County Ohio proposes an excess levy beyond the ten mill limit for current expenses. The measure asks for up to 5.1 mills for ten years with estimated cost of 51 cents per $100 valuation, voted at the general election on Tuesday November 8, 1966.
Two Drivers Arrested In Nelsonville Police Action
Ihor Mis keyez age 20 of Parma and Paul David Gilkey age 18 of Logan were arrested by police on unsafe operation charges early Sunday. They face Nelsonville Mayor Court at 8 30 p m on November 4. John R. Hurd age 18 of Nelsonville Route 1 was ordered to Nelsonville Mayor Court at 8 30 p m Friday on unsafe charges filed by police Saturday night.
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Nelsonville
Ihor Miskeyez
Texedo Drive
Parma
Paul David Gilkey
Church Street
Logan
John R. Hurd
Alexander Local Schools to seek 7.4 mill operating levy
Pursuant to a 1966 board resolution, the Alexander Local School District will hold a general election on Tuesday the 8th to approve a current operating levy not exceeding 7.4 mills for ten years. The levy would raise about 74 cents per $100 of valuation for Athens County, Ohio. Chairman and clerk signatures appear in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Alexander
Athens
Eer
Ohio
Board of Electic At
Weenie
Wang
Ay Boke
York Township seeks renewal 1.0 mill cemetery tax
The York Township Board of Trustees schedules a vote at the November general election on renewing a cemetery upkeep tax. A total 1.00 mill rate is proposed for five years, raising ten cents per hundred dollars of valuation, with an increase of 0.25 mills from the existing 0.75.
Election in Bern Township for Fire Department funds
A notice announces a vote on a 1966 resolution by Bern Township Trustees to maintain the township’s share of the Ames-Bern Amesville Fire Department. Voting will be held Tuesday in Bern Township, opening at 6 30 AM Eastern Standard Time. Dated October 10, 1966. Foang Chairman.
Ath ens Township set election on excess tax levy for fire protection
Trustees of Athens Township Ohio vote to submit to voters at the November 1966 general election a proposed levy in excess of the ten mill limitation for fire protection by The Plains Volunteer Fire Department. The levy would be two mills per dollar of valuation, about twenty cents per one hundred dollars, for five years. Chairman Joan presides. election ordered by Board of Elections.
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Lodi
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Elections
Oe Young
Ray Bebo
Athens
Athens City
Plains Volunteer Fire Department
The
Plains
Athens Township
Elec- Gone
Apress Copee
Joan
Ray Bobo
Rebekah Lodge Holds Annual Inspection in Galion Area
GLOUSTER Marcellite Rebekah Lodge held its annual inspection in the OOF Hall with Dortha Dugan welcoming members from Athens and New Marshfield. Edna Goff of New Marshfield praised floor work and staff, awarding an outstanding grade and noting strong charges. Bonnie Christman and Marcella Brown performed, two new members Karen Dugan and Emily Brown received the Degree, corsages given to Dugan Goff and Alma Howard, gifts to co captains Jones and Lam born, refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Dortha Dugan
Athens
New Marshfield
Edna Goff
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Bonnie Christman
Marcella Brown
Karen Dugan
Emily Brown
Rebekah
Dugan
Goff
Alma Howard
H. E. Jones
Eunice Lamborn
Notice of Filing Inventory and Appraisement
Probate Court Meigs County Ohio informs Executor or Administrator and Ohio residents of Lillian Van Meter estate that the Inventory and Appraisement has been filed. Hearing set for November 4, 1964 at 7 PM. exceptions must be filed five days prior. Judge F H O Brien, Clerk Henrietta O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLL
State of Ohio
Meigs County
Vigie
Lillian van Meter
Pomeroy
Ohio
Roy Hand
F. H. O’ Brien
Said
Henrietta O’brien
Albany Village to Vote on Fire House Expansion and Library
In Albany Ohio a September 12 1966 village resolution calls a November 1966 general election vote on a 1 mill tax for four years to fund adding to the fire house for council chambers and a village library. Athens County official E Young chairs the task with Ray Pape as clerk.
Miller Begins Round Of Area Campaigning
Republican challenger Clarence E. Miller launched in-person campaigning across the 10th Ohio District from Ironton to Belpre Marietta Meigs Jackson Vinton Hocking Fairfield Perry counties with stops at plant gates shopping centers and retail areas. He cited the Rio Grande College debate as clarifying questions for voters and said rumors were crushed.
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Lancaster
Clarence E. Miller
U. S
Walter H. Moeller
Ohio
Ironton
Miller
Belpre
Marietta
Washington County
Meigs County
Nelsonville
Jackson
Vinton
Hocking
Fairfield
Perry
Malta
Miller-Moeller
Rio Grande College
Finance Session Approved in Logan on School Finances
Logan county budget commission approves a closed 7 p.m. meeting at the courthouse requested by the Logan school board to review the 1967 budget amid allegations it has sufficient funds without the proposed 6 mill levy. The panel includes Carl Engle, Ralph Moorehead, and Forrest Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Highlight Local Births
Gary L. Trainer of Glouster Route 2 has been promoted to Airman 1-C in the U S Air Force. He serves as a fuel specialist at Ent Air Force Base Colorado and is a Logan Senior High School graduate.
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Glouster
Gary L. Trainer
R. L. Trainer
U. S. Air Force
Ent Air Force Base
Colo
Logan Senior High School
Sewer Cleanup Work Scheduled To Begin
NELSONVILLE The Universal Pipe Cleaning Co Columbus was scheduled to start work Saturday to clear a storm sewer in Fast end at Chestnut and Canal Streets. However work did not get started. Equipment is set up, and a crew was expected to begin the cleaning operation Monday. City workers had cleaned part of the sewer from Chestnut Street to the North side of Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Universal Pipe Cleaning Co
Columbus
Chestnut and
Canal Streets
Clarence Kelley
Chestnut Street
Canal Street
Jacksonville WSCS Plans Xmas Gifts
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Jacksonville Methodist Church met with Mrs. Lena Bradka and Mrs. Mary Conway. They voted to contribute 13 toward church supply work and planned to bake and send Christmas cookies to Jacksonville boys in the military service. They planned to serve cookies and coffee after the quarterly conference at the Jacksonville church on Sunday Oct 30.
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Glouster
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Lena Bradka
Mary Conway
Bradka
Jacksonville
Marine HM three Nanna due home from Viet Nam service
Nelsonville couple announces their son, Marine Corpsman Larry Nanna, is expected to return about November 12 after 13 months in Da Nang. He earned two Bronze Star citations for bravery, the Purple Heart, and the Medal of Valor after being wounded while rescuing two soldiers from a burning armored vehicle. Plans place him at San Diego after a furlough.
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Nelsonville
Ross Nanna
HM Three
Larry Nanna
United States Marines
da Nang
Viet Nam
Nanna
San Diego
Moeller Praises Bills for American Veterans
U S Rep Walter H Moeller lauds the 89th Congress for Cold War II education aid and other veterans measures In Ohio 10th District an estimated 7806 veterans qualify for direct education assistance under the new law He notes increased Veterans Administration spending in fiscal years 65 and 66 totaling just under 18 million in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Walter H. Moeller
Moeller
Ohio
Veterans’ Administration
Death notices list Rees Kantor Bechtle and others
Timothy D. Rees 86 of Patrolt Star Route died Monday at 6 25 am at home after a long illness. Peter Kantor 75 Drakes died at Mount St Marys Hospital after a year long illness. Polla Williams Detroit sister of Mrs Carl Bilkam died in Detroit. Peter Kantor survived by wife Mary, three sons five daughters and 19 grandchildren. Mrs Ceci Bechtle 74 Castle Shannon Pa died in Bethel Park Convalescent Home. Olevia Young 79 Clifton died Saturday night, widow of Fletcher. John Snider 91 formerly of Logan Route 3 died Saturday in Grove City. Burial and funeral details follow for several.
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Gallipolis
Timothy D. Rees
Perry Township
Daniel
Dinah Evans Rees
Ajesta Childers
Wyman
Mildred) Rutt
Parish
Dorothy) Young
Don
Wendell
Patroit
Eugene
Springfield
Waugh- Halley-Wood Funeral
F. E. Foudy
Nebo Church
Nebo Congregational Church
Pomeroy
Polla C. Williams
Detroit
Mich
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Carl Bilikam
Julia Briggs
New Lexington
George
Helen) Wesney
Robert
Mary) Cook
Columbus
Margaret Davis
Zanesville
Reynold
Roseann) Williams
Circleville
Frank
Ontario
Canada
Carl W. Hermey
Corning
Denver Noggle
Maplewood Cemetery
Point Pleasant
Ceci. Bechtle
Castle Shannon
Bethel Park
Pittsburgh
Henderson
W. Va
Ira
Laura Austin Walker
Castle Shannon Presbyterian Church
Wilbur M. Bechtle
William Bechtle
Lonbard
Ill
Griff Walker
Concord Baptist Church
Mason County
Church
Harry Millex
Mohr- Stevens Funeral Home
Clifton
Olevia N. Young
Holzer Hospital
Clifton Methodist Church
Alburtie
Ivan
Gordon Young
Russell
West Columbia
Marvin
Canton
Isaac Lewis
Lester VanMater
Okey Hoffman
Newt
Etta Young
Daisy Knapp
James Morrison
Graham Cemetery
Foglesong Funeral Home
Logan
John Edward Snider
Grove City
Monterey Nursing Inn
Snider
Scotts Creek
Nelsonville Knights Plan Work Detail at Lodge Meeting
Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias members prepare for a work detail at the lodge Wednesday night and are asked to wear working clothes. Boy Scout Troop 66 shifts its meeting to Thursday 7:30 p m and sells holly and evergreen for Christmas decor with proceeds for equipment and camp expenses. delivery around December 15.
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Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Boy Scout Troop 66
Saturday Beggars Night Set in Logan Parade
Logan schedules Beggars Night after the Halloween Parade from 6 30 p m to 9 30 p m The Logan Kiwanis Club sponsors cash prizes for parade entrants in several costume categories free candy bars will be given to all entrants Parade forms at Walnut and Main and is led by the Logan junior high school band.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Walnut
Main
Logan Hocking approves truck purchase plan by resolution
Logan Hocking County Commissioners adopt a resolution with Perry Township trustees to buy a new truck on a deferred payment plan. Howard Thompson presents the resolution. Convalescent cards are signed and sent to Mrs. Lulu Mills and Mrs. Margaret Hammond. Lula McCaskey leads a program on delinquency with excerpts from interviews of mothers of misdemeanor cases. Refreshments served to 14 members.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Perry Township
Howard Thompson
Lulu Mills
Margaret Hammond
Lula McCaskey
Nelsonville Marine Serving In Viet Nam
Nelsonville resident Robert C. Miller serves with the Ninth Engineer Battalion, First Marine Division at Chu Lai, Viet Nam, in search and destroy missions aiding the South Vietnamese government. Beggars Night and a Halloween party with wiener roast follow at Taylor Ridge Church Saturday from 6 30 to 7 30 p m for local youngsters.
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Nelsonville
Robert C. Miller
Oren Miller
First Marine Division
Chu Lai
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Taylor Ridge
Two Men Are Hurt In Hocking Crashes
Two men suffer minor injuries in separate Hocking County crashes investigated by the state highway patrol. Roger C. Keadle ages 20 and Alfred Graham 32, both Cambridge,were hurt when Keadle lost control on Route 93 south of Logan and overturned after hitting a utility pole. In a second, a deer was struck on Laurel Run Road west of Route 33. William E. Wright 27 of New Plymouth Route 1 reported three deer crossed before impact. A third crash on Route 216 north of Buchtel injured driver Harry V. Vincent 23 of Cleveland, who was cited for excessive speed for conditions. Noel Eveland, former engineer, is a patient at University Hospital Columbus for observation.
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Logan
Laurel Run
William E. Wright
New Plymouth
Harry V. Vincent
Cleveland
Buchtel
Vincent
Auxiliary Police Assist Nelsonville Officers
Edgar Jones Lawrence McKinney and Richard Griffin serve as extra patrolmen amid manpower shortages. Auxiliary officers attend training and ride with regular patrols on cruiser duty, usually weekends or during special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Edgar Jones
Lawrence McKinney
Richard Griffin
Flag Football Popular In Glouster
Flag football draws 4th to 6th graders in Glouster with games every Monday and Tuesday at 5 p.m. The Browns and Colts both stand 2–0 atop the standings coached by Bill Koons and Joe McDonald, while the Giants and Packers are 0–2. All equipment is donated by the Trimble Jaycees.
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Glouster
Browns
Bill Koons
Colts
Joe McDonald
Giants
Butch Patton
Packers
Don Holbert
Trimble
Jaycees
Officer Takes Course
ROCKBRIDGE Lt. Paul M. Sater 23 son of Everett M. Sater Rockbridge Route 1 recently completed a nine week basic officers course at the Army Quartermaster School Fort Lee Va He received instruction in supply by air drop food service in field and combat clothing supply duties of supply officers and techniques with petroleum products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
Paul M. Sater
Everett M. Sater
Army Quartermaster School
Fort Lee
Market notes from Cincinnati cattle hogs and sheep prices
Cincinnati market report shows cattle and calves active with steady demand while cows and bulls move slowly. Hogs after fair activity list barrows and gilts steady to higher, sows steady, boars 16 to 17 dollars. Slaughter lambs and woolled lambs report light shifts with 85 to 105 pounds at 23 dollars and 105 to 120 pounds around 21 to 23 dollars.
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Cincinnati
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Krabach
McElroy
League of Women Voters
Nelsonville Church
EE. Blan
Board of Trustees
York
York Athens County
York Township
Board of Follections
Ohto
EB. B Young
Pat Shafer
Alexandria
National Forest
Parksville
Tenn
Recreation and Parks Congress
Washington
Albany
E Young
Ray Pape
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Everett Rowe
Thomas Shelton
Danny Dyer
Crooksville
Conrad Dearing
Millie Whitmore
Thomas Mulligan
Paul R. Donley
Mabel Gears
Karl W. Gardner
Chauncey
John M. Siythe
Ben Wagner
Suchtel
Mary Stickhorn
William Verity
Timothy Cagg
Dixie Auflick
Issac Bush
Charles Gilkey
Robert Tivner
Eleanor Laziman
Robert van Dyke
Cyril Wolfe
Roy Davis
Louise Mount
Jimmie Arnold
Joyce Smart
Paula Smathers
Amy Rainey
Effie Warren
Boy Nelson
Maude Gillilan
Frank Hockenkemper
Joseph Skiver
Robert Beckler
Sherman Hopkins, Jr
Mildred Canfield
WSCS
Cours
Polla Williams
Peter Kantor
Cecile Bechtle
Mrs. Olevia Young
James and
Cicero Nickles Hoffman
Fletcher
Nelsonville Marine
Clouster
Noel Eveland
Tom Jenkins
University Hospital, Columbus
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