Prizes Awarded By Old Settlers
Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion committee announces float contest winners from Labor Day parade with prizes for floats bikes and antique cars. First prize $75 for Millfield Mine replica. second $50 for Here Come the Old Settlers. third $25 for All The Children of The World. Horse and pony prizes also awarded along with queen gifts. Officers to be elected Sunday at 7 p.m. Bill Koons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Old Settlers
Bill Koons
Frank Buhla
Old
Millfield
Rolly Rolly Club
Joe Lasko
Paul Roman
Bud Wilson
the Plains
Buick
Jeff Buhla
Glouster
Ford
Abraham
Arron Docie
Harold Heaton
Mike Harvey
Terry Jago
Amesville
David Holmes
Logan Mayor Fines Five in City Court
In Mayor’s Court Satur day Doyen Hartman 50 of 152 Gallagher Ave was fined 250 for drunk driving and 30 for an improper left turn. Hutchison 19 of Logan Route 1 paid 50 for reckless operation Wertman 19 of Stoutsville paid 40 for reckless operation Schultz 27 of 707 Third St pleaded no contest to an improper right turn and paid 10 plus costs with fine suspended. Bittner 54 of Logan Route 3 pleaded guilty to no operator license and paid 50 plus costs. Eberts 18 of New Straitsville pleaded no contest to driving on the sidewalk and paid 15 plus costs with fine suspended. Beavers 19 of New Plymouth pleaded guilty to two charges and paid 15 plus costs each for driving across private property and possessing an improper license. Palmer 39 of Logan Route 2 pleaded guilty to driving an unsafe vehicle and paid 100 plus costs with three days in jail and suspension on repair or removal of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyen S. Hartman
Gallagher Ave
John R. Hutchison
Logan
Gary Wertman
Stoutsville
Edith M. Schultz
Third St
Leroy Bittner
Richard E. Eberts
New Straitsville
Ronald E. Beavers
New Plymouth
Mary C. Palmer
Logan Route 2
Bonds Forfeited In Hocking County Court Session
Judge James Stilwell heard six cases in Hocking County Court on Saturday. One case was continued and 18 bonds were forfeited. Lester E. Haybrow of Logan Route 2 pleaded innocent to reckless operation, his case continued.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Lester E. Haybrow
Adult Mining Classes Begin at Tri County Vocational High
Adults enroll for night classes in coal mining at Tri County Vocational High School with instruction in mine maintenance postponed after Appalachia Regional Commission reviews proposed high school mining curriculum.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County
Ronnie Smith
Appalachia
Tirtonagoros Are Winners At Hocking Hills Club
Tirtonagoros top the weekly Hocking Hills Duplicate Bridge Club event with high scores. Second place goes to Mrs Walli and Mrs Beckman as the newly formed club seeks sanction and welcomes new members, with meetings every Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Java House Restaurant.
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Logan
Robert Tirtonagoro
Hocking Hills
Duplicate Bridge Club
Jack Walli
John Beckman
Hocking Hills Club
Java House
Charge Boys With Making Bomb Calls
Two boys face juvenile court action for allegedly phoning bomb threats to Nelsonville York High School and other youths are being sought by Athens and Hocking Counties Sheriff’s Departments. One 14 year old Nelsonville resident and one 17 year old Murray City youth will be charged in separate counties. Threats prompted three class dismissals. no bombs were found. Ohio Bell aided tracing with line identification and holding equipment.
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Nelsonville-York
Athens
Hocking Counties
Wayne Stotts
Nelsonville
Murray City
Hocking County
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Seven cases heard as three complaints withdrawn in Nelsonville
Nelsonville mayor handled seven cases Saturday morning. Three complaints were dropped. Elizabeth Thompson and Dennis Perry were fined ten dollars and costs for speeding after a radar check. Thompson was found guilty. John Dodd pled guilty to reckless operation and paid ten dollars plus costs. Michael Waddell was found guilty on open container charges and later on operating without a license and nighttime driving without headlights, paying fifty and ten dollars plus costs. Other cases involved dropped charges, waivers of hearings with ten dollar fines, a forty four dollar bond forfeiture, and a ten dollar fine for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Donald W. Bumgardner
Elizabeth A. Thompson
Clinton St
Dennis Perry
Chestnuut St
Thompson
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary
Gerry Kessinger
Eighth District
Pomeroy
Fred Cavey
Cotton Wemmer
Bridget Lewis
Nanette Bricker
Cathy Bulstrom
Vickie Hartley
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Mary Jacobs
Betty Wilson
Ruth McNabb
Timmy Sininger
Gail Slater
Bernice Ferrell
Estelle Dress
Wellston
Harold G. Hammon
Gallipolis
Raymond Smith
Buchtel
Donald Barber
New Marshfield
Howard G Phillips
Muriel Drake
Wilbur Weaver
Daisy Miller
Sophronia Richardson
Jerry Martin
Gladys Kempton
Debbie Colegrove
Belford Rosser
Terry Hall
Rosie McDonald
Audrey Bishop
John A. Murdock
James A. Rhodes
Republican Party
National Guard
Rhodes
Ohio
Columbus
Republican Central
Executive Committees
Mayor’s Court
Tirtonagoros
Alan L. Berry
W. Main St
Ray L. Lent
Trimble
James P. Fox
N. Orchard Street
David S. Dunkle
John W. Houston
Janet K. Mitchell
David L. McCabe
Laurelville
Derise
Bartley
Nelsonville Mobile Homes
Forest Park Homes
Etna Green, Ind
Herbert L. Hall
William L. Konkle
Skip R. Rhoads
West St
Dean Barker
Dirk Ferguson
Daniel Drury
Sheffield
Mass
James R. Jacobs
Marietta
Robert L. Altiere
Michael R. Thomas
Chauncey
Gregory V. Wharton
Norman E. Simpkins
Dayton
Quentin E. Cadd
Larry L. Lemon
Joseph A. Griffin
Henrietta Ave
Donald W. Graham
Lancaster
Donald K. Williams
Cme
Perkins Pancake House
Columbus Road
Sandy Adams
Tri- County
Vocational High School Board of Education
Hocking Technical College Board of Trustees
John T. Dodd
W. Columbus St
Michael Waddell
Waddell
Kathryn Ann Erdy
Larry Williams
Lester Withem
Williams
Darrel Roberts
Withem
Eileen Wright
Archie Speelman
Marion
William Wacheschwanz
Susan Reaves
St. Marys
Sandra H. Rhoads
Lima
Ralph H. Lightfritz
Carbondale
Madison and
Franklin Streets
Lightfritz
Earl Clemons
William Street
Franklin and
Madison Streets
America
Ohio Petroleum Council
East Broad St
Athens National
Linda Mitchell
Central Avenue
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