Arrangements Set for 4-H Junior Fair Livestock Show
Logan county announces complete plans for the Hocking County Fair Junior Fair Livestock Show. Participants must have animals in stalls by noon Wednesday and obtain permission to change stalls. Weigh ins occur Wednesday 6 p.m. for sales, with sales procedures overseen by Donald Young or FFA advisors. Steers weigh Saturday at 9 a.m., pig projects require a driving hurdle, and all sellers must be at the sale ring 6 p.m. Saturday to conduct the sale. Unauthorized absences mean no sale. A new rule bars overnight stays unless a parent or advisor is present. A watchman will check animals periodically.
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Donald Young
Young
FFA
Junior Fair Board
Historical Society Plans Booth At County Fair
LOGAN The Hocking County Historical Society set up its fair booth schedule at a special courthouse meeting. Members were urged to work Monday and Tuesday evenings at the fairgrounds. Mrs. Clinton Poling invites items to display. Alice Kennard will prepare an October promotional brochure. James Frey reported an old millstone from Cedar Falls and Mulberry Street bridge name plates may be available. The Kiwanis gavel, made from Logan Elm wood, was presented to the society. A September 26 meeting will plan the October annual meeting and officer elections.
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James Frey
Cedar Falls
Howard Earnhart
Frey
Mulberry Street
State Highway Department
Logan Elm
Dead Horse Narrowly Fights Death Then Lives On
Beauregard, a 6-year-old gelding once ordered destroyed after a crippling accident at Churchill Downs, was sold for 50 dollars to Louise Shively. She kept him idle a year then trained him as a jumper. This summer he won his first race as a jumper.
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Louisville
Beauregard
Churchill Downs
Louise Shively
Nihiser Quits As Deputy
Logan clarence Nihiser a Hocking County deputy sheriff resigned effective 9 30 p m Sunday after two years service He joins Logan Lockheed Georgia plant for higher pay Curtis Pooler 28 will take over duties today He lives in Dickens Addition with wife Ruth and four children Pooler previously served with Nelsonville Police Department and the Fairfield School for Boys
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Logan
Clarence Nihiser
Hocking County
Logan Lockheed
Georgia
Curtis Pooler
Nihisher
Ruth
Pooler
Nelsonville
Fairfield School For Boys
Lesotho PM Reshuffles Cabinet Tightening Control
Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan strengthens hold on government by abolishing the Ministry of Justice and bringing administration of justice under direct control. He also consolidates portfolios for foreign affairs defense and internal security, expanding his executive reach.
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Maseru
Lesotho
Leabua Jonathan
Ministry of Justice
Jonathan
Divorces Granted in Hocking County Court
Logan three divorces were granted in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. James E. Barnhart Jr. and Bonnie Barnhart were divorced for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Jerald Wayne McGlothlin and Donna Joanna McGlothlin split for gross neglect of duty. Robert E. Cecil and Evelyn Cecil separated over gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Permanent alimony was denied for Karen E. Kirby. $100 expense money due from Larry L. Kirby. Norma Jeanne Walker's custody petition granted. Larry Walker to pay $40 weekly support and $100 expense money. alimony denied.
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Larry L. Kirby
Norma Jeanne Walker
Judge Meyer
Larry Walker
New Units Control Air Humidity at LA Museum of Art
Los Angeles County Museum of Art installs a gas fueled heating and cooling system valued at over 750000 dollars. The setup includes two boilers and two 330 ton steam powered absorption air conditioning units, maintaining 72 degree temperatures and 55 percent relative humidity throughout the museum.
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Los Angeles, Calif —P
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Hocking Valley Community Hospital Admits Local Residents
Admitted patients include Williard May Haydenville Miss Shelly Lavely New Plymouth Mrs Elva Huntley Logan Master David Poling Mrs Bernard Russell and Jackie Roush for treatment at Hocking Valley Community Hospital highlighting local names and towns.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Williard May
Haydenville
Shelly Lavely
New Plymouth
Elva Huntley
Logan
David Poling
Bernard Russell
Jackie Roush
Fire destroys two story home on Route 1 in Logan A
The sheriff reports a late Sunday night fire on Route 1 in South Blooming ville route 1 family evacuated from a two story frame house. The Orville department responded to the alarm. The family remained unnamed.
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Logan
Bloomingville
Sheriff's Department
Orville
Grange Votes Win Policy In Vietnam
Oak Grove Grange 2436 urges President Johnson to adopt a win policy in Vietnam and to act to recover the Pueblo from North Korea. Officers elected include Wilbur Mender master and Mrs. Francis Stage overseer, with Harland Cagg steward and Clifford Brown treasurer. The group met at the Oak Grove Grange Hall.
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Oak Grove
York
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Pueblo
North Korea
Grange
Wilbur Mender
Francis Stage
Betty Cagg
Harland Cagg
Gary Young
Elsie Weaver
Venus Brown
Clifford Brown
Eugene Young
Lucille Weaver
Ceres
Grace Korchak
Pomona
Hannah Thomas
Flora
Harold Stage
Oak Grove Grange Hall
Mount St Mary Hospital NotesBirths and dismissals list
Mount St Mary Hospital records show births for several Nelsonville area families including Barr Aurand Adams Barber Lennox Holley Wood Pickett Goodman and Kittle with other newborns named. Dismissals include Mickey Williams Barbara Pele Anita Cring Esther Floto Lauderback Pollock and multiple others. An accident on Thompson Ridge Road near Laurelville involved Clyde Danner striking a pony owned by Merl Seymour. Eudora Chapter Eastern Star will meet at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple for the first fall session in Nelsonville.
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Ruth Adams
Inez Barber
William W. Lennox
Nelsonville
Denver Kittle
Glouster
Melissa Holley
New Marshfield
Gary Wood
Nellie Pickett
Iona Goodman
Millsfield
Dan Osborne
Chauncey
Steve Toth
Mickey Williams
Barbara Pele
Anita Cring
Esther Floto
James Lauderback
Harry Pollock
Sandra Holtel
Robert Erdy
Mary Stanley
John Hull
Robert Knight
Carroll Taylor
James T. McKibben
Clifford Provost
Betty Smith
Della Shafer
Elizabeth Sabo
Logan
Thompson Ridge Road
Laurelville
Sheriff's Office
Clyde E. Danner
Merl Seymour
Eastern Star
Eudora
The
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Tri County Institute opens with 250 students enrolls
Tri County Technical Institute began the first year with 250 students across 10 technical areas and practical nursing. Abbreviated classes started and full classes begin Monday with openings in retail management, accounting, executive secretary, industrial engineering technology and ceramics engineering technology.
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Tri-County Institute
Nelsonville — Tri-County
John Light
Four Involved In Logan Violations Cite Four On Violations
Logan police cited four men on Friday with traffic and license violations. Thomas M. Croak backed into a car driven by Thomas E. Saunders in an alley by Wei lands Jewelry Store. Robert S. Tschudy backed into a motorcycle driven by Jeffrey L. Carpenter. Paul E. Kline was cited for driving without a license and Michael W. Miller for passing at Front Street and Homer Avenue.
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Logan
Thomas M. Croak
Johnston
Thomas E. Saunders
Weiland’s
West Main Street
Robert S. Tschudy
N. Orchard St
Jeffrey L. Carpenter
Rockbridge
Paul FE. Kline
Vine St
Michael W. Miller
Front Street
Homer Avenue
Lot Road Work Under Way at Old Man's Cave Cedar Falls
Nelsonville officials say York Construction Co. is paving seven parking lots and four roads in the Old Man's Cave Cedar Falls area with completion aimed for Sept. 30. Two 20 by 500 foot lots and two 20 by 680 foot lots plus a 20 by 620 foot lot are in progress. One surface uses six inch gravel. others will be black topped along with county roads 16 and 17. At Cedar Falls two new parking facilities will be equipped and two nearby roads black topped.
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Nelsonville
Old Man's Cave
Cedar Falls
York Construction Co
Old Man’s Cave
Dale Wharton
Nelsonville Service Safety
300 Democrats Attend Hocking Kick-Off Dinner
Approximately 300 Democrats gathered at the Izaak Walton Clubhouse Lake Logan for a campaign kick off dinner in Hocking County. County candidates introduced included Thelma Keyes, Geraldine Harris, Ned Cochran, Howard Blum, Otto Shaw, Francis Myers, Paul E. Hartman, Clyde O Underwood, and Forrest P. Moore. District contenders Don S. Maddux and Harry B. Cression for congress were announced, with John J. Gilligan delayed by car trouble. Country music provided by local artists. The annual John F. Kennedy Dinner will be held September 28 at the National Guard Armory in Logan.
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Christo E. Dicken
Kenneth Imboden
Bob Holloway
John F. Kennedy
Logans City Club
National Guard
Logan Democratic Club
Concession Booths Repaired For Nelsonville Boosters
Nelsonville York Boosters and the NY junior class repaired two concession booths damaged in spring floods under Hubert Stage. The booths were enlarged for the football season with business donors Gene Young Bill Hoff man Davis Grocery Virgil Kettle Snap Coakley Jack Mau rer Edward Sharp and Eddie Newman contributing.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville- York
Hubert Stage
Gene Young
Bill Hoffman
Davis Grocery
Virgil Kettle
Snap Coakley
Jack Maurer
Edward Sharp
Eddie Newman
Cochran Named Democrat Delegate for State Convention
Ned Cochran has been elected a delegate to the Democratic State Convention in Columbus September 20 and 21 by the Hocking County Democratic committee. He faces Republican Richard Gerken in the November election for Hocking County prosecutor. A loris, a tiny insectivorous primate, eats insects and small animals.
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Logan
Ned Cochran
Columbus
Hocking County
Democratic Committee
Cochran
Richard Gerken
Preparation H Ad Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
Louisville reader Mrs H Williams quotes a friend recommending Preparation H with claims of prompt relief from pain burning and itching. The ad touts shrinking inflamed hemorrhoids and reduced swelling confirmed by doctors, highlighting soothing lubrication and infection prevention in ointment or suppository form.
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Louisville
Hugh Williams
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