Agitation Grows Over Hobson Crossing Lights After Truck Crash
Middleport reports blame set on poor lighting at Hobson crossing after a two track truck wreck spilled cattle. Seventeen cattle fled, ten killed, and motorists blamed the poor visibility amid fog. City officials consider replacing lights. emergency crews cautioned spring installation. Local residents and visitors affected by the incident and ensuing road dangers.
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Middleport
Hobson Crossing
New York
Central Railroad
Meigs
Gallipolis
James O'Brien
Sheriff's Office
Nelsonville Democrats Honor Athens County Candidates
A Friday gathering at Mrs. Flossie Zimmerman's Nelsonville home honored Democratic candidates from Athens County. Dozens of local residents from Nelsonville New Marshfield Athens rural routes attended, with Wayne Harris Robert Auflick James Edwards George Banks Wyne Wingett and Phyllis La le Cross among the honored guests. Cake ice cream cookies and coffee were served as candidates were introduced.
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Nelsonvui
Athens County
Flossie Zimmerman
New Marshfield
Howard Pidcock
Tommy
Dayton
Elsie McKee
Homer Davis
Shirley
Jean
Leslie
Clifford Byrd
Loretta
da Hartley
David
Phyllis Gilkey
Conrad Zimmerman
George Gandy
Hurley Pidcock
Tommy Zimmerman
Carrie Glenn
Robert Auflick
Lon Cook
Jeyand Penjamin Oparman
Nelsonville
Emmett Davis
Raymond Davis
Arthur Cagg
Nancy
Bernice McClain
Ross Nanna
Larry
Guy Hartman
George Hankison
Russell Stoner
Carol
Connett
Leonard Pidcock
Dean
Marvin Pidcock
Athens
Grove Young
Mapphet Hunter
Hamley Run
William Dishong
James Edwards
Wayne Harris
Wayne Wingett
Shade
George Banks
Wyne Wingett
Phyllis Lale Cross
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals
Mount St Mary Hospital notes births for Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holub among others. Circle Four Presbyterial meets at 7:90 p m in the church. Admitted lists include Gladys Tiddle and others. The Christian Church cooks a pot luck luncheon hosted by Mary McCullum with ten members present, next meeting in October. Dismissals include Mrs. Charles Handa, Mrs. Lucille Adams, and several Nelsonville residents.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
John Zimmer
Trimble
Carl Holub
Ath
Aos Ae
Presbyteriat Admitted ‘Women's Association
Gladys ‘Tiddle
Athens
Hos
Tesses
John Saltz
Carl McConnell
Logan
Mark Herrold
Wat- Oney Russell
Nelsonville
Wolfe
Wuong
The
Christian Church
Mary McCullum
Nelsonville Athletic Association Seeks Game Films
Nelsonville city group meets at 7:30 pm in the high school cafeteria to discuss game movies and a $25 donation drive. Murray City council also meets to review membership progress and consider a press box expansion with a $25 community donation coordinated by Charles Collins of Hogan's restaurant.
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Nelsonville
Nelson Ville Athletic Association
Murray Volunteers
Chauncey Victory
Murray City
Murray City Council
Richard Smith
Murray
City Volunteer Fire Department
Charles Collins
Hogan's Restaurant
Weekend Guests Visit Warren and Neal Families
Dr ana Lars and James K Wilson with daughter Monica were weekend guests of Mrs Wilson’s parents Mr and Mrs W W Warren who had just returned from Washington DC where they visited their son Wilbert in the Navy. Mr and Mrs J C Neal of Deanville hosted his son and family Mr and Mrs Bertal Neal from Dayton for the weekend.
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Texas
Billy Mitchell Village
San Antonio
John Mullins, Jr
Ito Gamertsfelder Hall
Athens
Ohio University
Ana Lars
James K. Wilson
Monica
Mrs. Wilson
W. W. Warren
Burglars Slip Up as Beef Heist Fails at Omaha Packing
A burglar at a packing company left a blood trail from broken glass and jammed locks to a cooler door where a small cut of beef was taken after failing to lift a larger quarter. The meat was described as poor grade. A heart attack hospitalized a Nelsonville man, and a public Rabbow installation is planned in Nelsonville at 7 p.m. with attendees asked to arrive earlier.
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Omaha
Chauncey Society Notes and Worthington Wedding Report
Chauncey society members attended the wedding of Martha Ellen Hickman to Donald S. Howland at Worthington Methodist Church on Friday evening. Relatives and guests from Lancaster Columbus and Trimble joined the ceremony and following reception at Konka’s.
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Chauncey
Guy Spaulding
Florence Fielder
John Frazier
Trimble
Nice
Martha Ellen Hickman
Donald S. Howland
Methodist Church
Worthington
Robert Seption
Konka
Onsmith
Sandra
Patricia
East Broad St
Columbus
Bloodmobile to visit Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville
Nelsonville set to host the Red Cross bloodmobile at Mount St Mary Hospital health center building on Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Donors are urged to phone Pat Bateman at 364 to make appointments. Shortages at the Columbus blood bank have reduced local supplies, with fewer than 150 pints collected in prior visits.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Pat Bateman
Bloodmobile
Columbus Blood Bank
Oak Grove Mothers Club Meeting Scheduled at School
The Oak Grove Mothers Clubs will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the school to discuss upcoming activities and community events.
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Mothers Club
Oak Grove
Mrs. Lena Mourn 84 Dies in Nelsonville Home
Lena Mourn age 84 of Nelsonville Route 1 died yesterday afternoon at home after an extended illness. A Washington County native, she was widow of John Mourn and survived by four daughters and two sons, plus siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Final rites set for Thursday at 1 pm at Johnson Funeral Home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Lena Mourn
Washington County
Benjamin
Eliza Severs
John Mourn
Margaret Mourn
Mildred Dishong
Florence Dishong
Kathryn Davis
Columbus
Clarence
Athens
Homer
Alice Rider
Heron
Ollie Tyler
Marion
Donald Severs
Johnson Funeral Home
F. M. Wentz
Green Lawn Cemetery
Famil
Funeral
Mayor Fines Three In Nelsonville Court
Three men were fined in Nelsonville court by Mayor Earl Hilleary. Elmer Phillip Cunningham of Columbus received 100 dollars plus costs, plus 3 days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Robert K. Taylor of Mineral and Hilas A. McAfee of New Plymouth Route 1 were fined 25 dollars plus costs for driving over loaded trucks.
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Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Elmer Phillip Cunningham
Columbus
Robert K. Taylor
Mineral
andHilas A. McAfee
New Plymouth
Cests
Boy Scout Troop 66 Plans Outdoor Program at Meeting
Scout troop 66 will meet today at 7 p.m. in the K of P Building to discuss outdoor plans and advancement. All members are urged to attend and new candidates are welcomed.
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Neusunvinué
Boy Scout
Are you a stock investor or just a casual saver
An advisory piece urges couples to consider stock or bond investments to keep pace with rising prices. It explains dividends, ownership rights, and that many NYSE stocks have long dividend histories. It promotes a booklet Dividends Over the Years and offers a free copy via coupon.
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