Awards Given For 4 H Entries At Hocking County Fair
4 H livestock entries win awards after judging at the Hocking County Fair. Beef showmanship winners include Tom Ball and Mark Bowers with champion beef female and Angus honors. Swine and poultry showmanship plaques go to top 4 H entrants led by Mary Lou Gillogly and David Stump. Sheep honors go to Merv Beery with Beery holding champion status.
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Art Kuhn
Logan
Hocking County Fair
Tom Ball
Midway Plowboys
D’lee Sharrett
Hocking
Ronnie Bailey
Ers
Steve Carpenter
Buckeye Boys
Jim Robb
Mark Bowers
Bowers
John Dupler
Hocking Wildlife Club
Larry Holzschuh
Laurel Valley Sons and Daughters
Allan Johnson
Ing
Buckeye Beys
Mary Lou Gillogly
Hocking Livestock
Marilyn Chute
John Eilinger
FFA
Bill Shaw
Hocking Wildlife
Kenneth Wilson
Gibisonville Tigers
Wilson
Miss Chute
David Stump
Merv Beery
Dennis Mowery
Lake Logan Livestock
Dean Mowery
Lake Logan
Sharon Bailey
Gibsonville Mutifiers
Earl Blackston
Midway
Beery
Ruth Ann Gillogly
David McDaniel
Larry McDaniel
Larry Masure
Jolly Hillbillies
Robert Davies
Jersey
Miss Gillogly
Joan Spence
Spences
California
Floyd Goodlive
Goodlive
Mrs. Goodlive
Bessie Disbennett
Rockbridge
Cape Cod
The
Ozarks
Al-Can Highway
Silver Spring
Louise Duffy
Leslie Duffy
Emerson Warner
James Dow
Swanee River
Emeline Warner
Yellowstone Park
Howard White
Walnut Hills
America
Four Seasons Garden Club
Hocking Garden Club
Bernard McClain
Ivy
Kegonia
Clyde Disbennett
Union Furnace
Queen Crowned as Auto Thrill Show Draws Crowds at Hocking County Fair
Logan reports capacity crowds at the Hocking County Fair for the junior fair queen crowning and the Rotroff Auto Thrill Show. Roseann Taylor was named queen, with all-teen drivers in the show. Officials expect attendance to rise as schools are out. Friday features tractor rodeo, livestock sale, and horse pulling contests. Saturday includes horse racing and an all county band show.
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Jud Matheny
Miss Taylor Crowned Junior Fair Queen at Logan event
A capacity crowd watched Miss Roseann Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Taylor crowned queen in Hocking County Fair junior ceremonies. First runner up was Sandy Shaw second runner up Ann Sater with Delena Brown Alice Trowbridge and Jeanette Lemon as other court members. Escort duties and ceremonies followed as the queen donated to local church funds and hosted a teen dance.
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Logan
Hocking County Fair
Roseann Taylor
Don Taylor
Taylor
Sandy Shaw
Otto Shaw
Ann Sater
Everett Sater
Queen’s Court
Delena Brown
Alice Trowbridge
Jeanette Lemon
Bob
Jay Nihiser
David
Larry McDaniels
Ken Burgess
Ken Tschappat
Jim Kline
Quinette Dicken
Hocking County Hospital
Methodist Church
John Cottrill
Donna Jean Farrow
Donna Jean
Don Farrow
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes and Local Meeting Reports
Admission Frank P. Dennis of Logan. Dismissal Mrs. Charles E. Anderson and son of Rockbridge Route 1. Two Logan Falls Gore 4-H'ers meetings discussed Hocking County Fair plans at the Gore Fellowship hall, with a Wiener roast and decorating talks. Nelsonville parking meters yield $160.80 for week ending Sept 17, down from prior week.
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Hocking County
Steve Carpenter
Rockbridge
Buckeye Boys
Ronnie Bailey
Logan
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Messenger Newsphotos
Frank P. Dennis
Charles E. Anderson
Logan — Falls Gore 4- H’er’s
Hocking County Fair
Gore Fellowship Hall
Nelsonville
Face lifting at Mid-Night Inn transforms former auto site
The Mid-Night Inn undergoes a cream brick front redesign and rear extension adding 20 feet of space and two new bowling lanes. Owner Fred R. Beasley also advances a Hocking Street restaurant project as Nelsonville shows renewed business investment and community spirit. The report notes local civic pride and urges appreciation for remodeling driving progress, with a local dog rescue highlighting public action.
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Fred R. Beasley
Beasley
Hocking St
Mount St Mary Hospital Births and Admits
Births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Heav ener and Mr. and Mrs. Frost at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Admissions include Linda Sorrell Juanita Hands Mamie Jiiden Viola Six Harold Six John Huffman Pauline Crawford. Dismissals list David L Russell Judy Strawn John McAllister Archana Shankar Robert Stublin Bessie Schall Gwen Russell with six units of blood used.
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Joseph Heavener
New Lexington
Robert Frost
Athens
Linda Sorrell
Murray City
Juanita Hands
Glouster
Mamie Jiiden
McArthur
Viola Six
Harold Six
Nelsonville
John Huffman
Logan
Pauline Crawford
Corning
David L. Russell
Judy Strawn
John McAllister
the Plains
Archana Shankar
Robert Stublin
Bessie Schall
Gwen Russell
Albany
Logan Driver Loses License Six Months
Logan man Robert W. Keynes Jr., 32, of 88 South Market Street, had his driving rights suspended for six months by County Judge Vaughn Collins after amassing 15 points for habitual traffic violations under Ohio law. Delia Lewis Circle of the First Baptist Church plans Women’s Day events at 11 30 am Sunday in the church dining room. Marsha Conrad reports.
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Logan
Vaughn Collins
Robert W. Keynes, Jr
S. Market St
Nelsonville
Delia Lewis
First Baptist Church
Marsha Conrad
Ducks and Tall Corn Draw Crowds at Hocking County Fair
At the Hocking County Fair crowds flock to exhibits including a Methodist dunking machine attracting officials and local figures to raise funds for church and hospital projects. The Hocking Valley Feed Mill Purina exhibit draws interest with three day old Pearl African Guinea fowl, while tall Mexican corn stalks from Clyde Hockingman and family showcase plants grown in a local garden on E Hunter St.
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Logan
Hocking County
Adcock
John Corrill
Hocking Valley
Clyde Hockingman and
E. Hunter St
Housing Development Believed Possible in Logan County
Logan County Commissioners approved two near ten acre plots in Buena Vista near Rockbridge for a residential subdivision Holiday Haven. Presenting were Lawrence E and Alice L Hines and H Charles and Mary J Hines with Dumond Sifford and Associates. County Engineer Albert Seabright and Health Commissioner H M Boocks backed the plan restricting to housing use only with no livestock or poultry and banning temporary structures like basements trailers and outbuildings.
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LOGAN
Hocking County
Holiday Haven
Buena Vista
Rockbride
Albert Seabright
H .M. Boocks
Dumond-Sifford and Associates
Social visitors and family visits span Burlingham area
Mr and Mrs James Hazelton Jr and family visited his parents in Burlingham and Athens residents visited kin in Burlingham. The gatherings included Reid Hart in Athens and Howard Smith in Dayton visiting relatives. Other callers and extended family from Carrolton and Huntington noted, with Cambridge area and Lancaster visits also mentioned.
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Burlingham-Darwin
James Hazelton
Pomeroy
Reid Hart
Athens
William Hart
Burlingham
Howard Smith
Dayton
Ward Smith
Jim Smith
Darwin
Homer Smith
Carrolton
Jesse Douglas
Bertha Burson
Ray Whaley
Keith
Austin Jarvis
Huntington
Earnest Cullums
Ginger
Rob Leifheit
Earl Cowen
Theo Hinds
David
Zanesville
K. C. Welsh
Bonnie
Carpenter
Dana Haning
Lancaster
Barbara Nungester Granted Divorce in Extreme Cruelty Case
Barbara Nungester wins divorce from George Nungester on grounds of extreme cruelty. She gains custody of the minor children and alimony for expenses. George receives visitation rights.
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Barbara Nungester
George Nungester
Patrol cites driver after Hocking crash
Walter Whitmer 59 of New Straitsville was cited by the State Highway Patrol for driving left of center after a two car collision on Frazure Helber Road near Route 33. Glendon Smith 21 of Logan was the other driver. The two cars met on a curve.
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LOGAN
Walter Whitmer
New Straitsville
State Highway Patrol
Frazure- Helber Rd
Route 33
Glendon Smith
Laurelville and Nelsonville Community Notices
Laurelville births include a Sept 7 daughter at Berger Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Daubenmire and a Sept 8 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cox both at Berger Hospital. A Sept 9 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton. Dale Wilson and baby son moved to DeLong property. he is a high school faculty member. Mt Carmel church members held a Laurelville Park picnic for 94 attendees. Clay Reichelderfer returned home after surgery at Lancaster hospital. Nelsonville man John B. Cox pled guilty to intoxication charges, fined 50 dollars with 40 dollars suspended on good behavior.
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Celesta Hoy
Laurelville
James Daubenmire
Berger Hospital
Leonard Cox
Fred Barton
Dale Wilson
DeLong
Laurel St
Wilson
Mt. Carmel Church
Laurelville Park
Clay Reichelderfer
Lancaster Hospital
Nelsonville
John B. Cox
Pleasantview Ave
William Hoffman
Dinner Planned to Honor Senator Mechem by Republican Club
The York Nelsonville Republican Club in Nelsonville Ohio announced an appreciation dinner for state Senator C Stanley Mechem at Ethel's Tea Room. Speaker Paul Brown, candidate for Ohio Supreme Court, will headline with club leaders outlining campaign finances and precinct plans. A Sept 22 meeting will finalize Mechem event details and a Sept 29 Goldwater campaign stop is noted.
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Nelsonville
C. Stanley Mechem
York-Nelsonville
Ethel’s
Paul Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Delbert Kuhn
Ethel’s Tea Room
Barry Goldwater
Athens
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Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Methodist Building Fund
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Mary J. Hines
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Jim Hazelton
Clara Paulson
Hemlock Grove
Hocking Court News
Patrol
Thurman
William Kline
W. Canal St
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Mechem
Earl Lowry
W. H. Wakefield
Vaughn Earich
Roy Walsh
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Butch” Grover
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