Grand champion steer anchors record Logan fair sale
Logan 1965 Hocking County Fair ends with a grand champion Hereford owned by Marty Sharrett selling for 2.25 a pound, totaling 2396.25 to Sam Bellville. The sale grossed 11688.29, far above last year, with 18 000 total attendance and 7500 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Marty Sharrett
Don G. Young
Hocking
William L. Melvin
Young
Sharrett
Sam Bellville
W and H Chevrolet Co
Bellville
W and H
Mel- Vin
John Ellinger
Denny Mowrey
Melissa Mowrey
Mike Bailey
d’Lee
Marty
d'Lee
Ralph W. Emerson
Jud Matheny
W and H Chevrolet
Messenger Newsphoto
Nelsonville Speakers and Birth Announced by Local Republicans
Earl Hilleary Republican candidate for mayor will speak at the Nelsonville Republican Club meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. Also announced is the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Lynn, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clouston of Nelsonville on September 15 at Mount St. Mary Hospital, with grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. John Clouston and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Earl Hilleary
Ies Republican Club
First Presbyterian Church
Roy Clouston
Lois Davis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Jennifer Lynn
John Clouston
Madison St
Fred Davis
Logan
Belpre death notices and multiple Ohio obituaries
Obituaries from Belpre Athens New Straitsville Gallipolis Logan and Gallia County list Kathleen Bronaugh, Russell Ruth, Clyde Strain, John C Lewis, Ford A Howe, Mary O Wiler, Frank Mohler among others. Details include ages, survivor lists, residences, funeral arrangements, and burial sites across several counties.
Funeral services for Hil Mil il tt Fred and Ralph kin
Hil Mil il tt Fred and Ralph of Logan Route 3 leave two daughters Beatrice Bond and Cleo Bierly, 25 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, a brother Homer, a sister Cora Crane Haydenville. Three daughters preceded him. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday Leonard funeral home Rev John Hickman officiating. Burial at Smith Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belpre
Kathleen P. Bronaugh
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Wayne Bronaugh
Columbus
Rose Lawther Curry
Pompano Beach
Fla
James F. Curry
Nelsonville
Grant Hospital
Emmett Harrell
Rockland Cemetery
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Lockbourne
Ohio
Everett Ratcliff
Fernwood Cemetery
O. R. Woodyard Funeral Home
E. State St
New Strainsville
Clyde Strain
Arcadia Rest Home
Louise Strain
Zanesville
Gertrude Glanc
Washington, D. C
Harry
Peter Strain
Charles
Trevey Funeral Home
New Straitsville
Denver Noggle
George and
Paulina Jane Sanders Lewis
Scottown
Camille Roberts Lewis
Sarah Hart Lewis
Sterling
Dayton
Ray
Yellow Springs
John HH
Springfield
Virginia Hager
Martha West
Marjorie Long
George
Hartley
Jamestown
Eugene Kingery
Gallia County
Lewis
Clark County
Waterloo
Flag Springs Church
Kinner Vanover
Webster Cemetery
Waugh- Halley-Wood
Gallipolis
Ford A. Howe
Lower River Rd
Burgettstown
Laura Hummel Howell
First Presbyterian Church
Survivingis
Geraldine Hayne Howe
Phyllis Jean
Olive Branch
Harrisville
Waugh- Halley-Wood Funeral Home
Logan
Mary
Mayme) O'Wiler
Lancaster Nursing Home
Mark Wild
Carolyn Stone
Dorothy Osbene
Hialaeh
Teresa Brown
Margaret Mary Keiser
George Keiser
Marietta
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Union Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Fred
Ralph
Logan Route 3
Beatrice Bond
Cleo Bierly
Homer
Cora Crane
Haydenville
Leonard Funeral Home
John Hickman
Smith Chapel
Notable Dunks Highlight Fair Event Ending in Terms
Four men win three year terms as seven candidates vie led by Richard Mowery president and Lawrence Ellinger with Vernie Stahr and Gene Bailey as current members. Mayor Jack Moore faced multiple dunks at the dunking machine as Mike Moore aged 14 joined in with the first four throws and dunked his father twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Richard Mowery
Lawrence Ellinger
Vernie Stahr
Gene Bailey
Jack Moorehead
Mike
Special Council Session Tonight in Nelsonville
Mayor William Hoffman calls a 7 p.m. special council session in council chambers to consider flood pump legislation a recreation renewal levy and police and fire funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Hoffman
Nelsonville Football Film Showing Change of Meeting Date
The Nelsonville Athletic Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m to view films of the Chauncey Nelsonville football game Secretary Jerry Stufflebean announced a date change for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Athletic Association
Chauncey- Nelsonville
Jerry Stufflebean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hereford Farms
Martin Sharrett
Hocking Agriculture Society (Fair Board
Athens Pharmacy
Court St
Athens
Flexifone
Vere Smith
N. Court St
Dukane Corp
ST Charles Ill
C. G. Houck
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Houck & Reed, Inc
Insurance
Athens, Ohio
ST. Mary Hospital
George Culp
Chauncey
Howard Bobo
Raymond Maher
Lancaster
Charles Kittle
Glouster
Harlen Linscott
Agnes Wolfe
Edna Simeral
Corning
Fae Lovsey
Preston Minner
Viola Gilkey
Shades
Wayne R. Johnson
New Marshfield
Pearl Bishop
Ulysses C. Crain
Kathryn Brook
Clarence Warner
Shawnee
Roger Joy and_ son
Daniel Mays
Carbon Hill
Patricia Byers
Dorothy Andrachick
Jacksonville
Helen McCune
Lillian Sutherland
Buellaby
Etta Allen
Hemlock
Joe Maze
Carole Welch
Grace McMan
Dorothy Love
Walter Sweazy
Beatrice Lines
Earl Thompson
the Plains
Verna Porter
Mabel Simonton
Zita Secoy
Freda White
Ira Whitmore
Kathleen Bronaugh
Russell Re. Ruth
Russell R. Ruth
Lockbourne Rd
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Athens County
He Was the Son of
Robert and
Eunice McCol
Lins Ruth
Loretta
Lola
Robert Ruth
John
Wayne
Roger
Margaret Rohner
Doris Iverson
Seattle
Wash
Roberts Futrell
California
Sue Ruth
Jack C. Lewis
John C. Lewis
Mercy Hospital
Mary O Wiler
Frank Mohler
Hocking Valley Hospital
Methodist
Mr. Mohler
Susan Snider Mohler
Rosa Lad Arnold Mohler
Abe
N. Walnut St
Donald K. Barstow
D M. Goddard
Houck & Reed Inc
Jessie W Ley
Earl Mathews, Inc
C. M Gill & Co
Dwight A. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Nelsonville, Ohio
Oakley Ins
The
Saltz
Ins
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Ae KitchenAid
W. State St
Tel
China
New Post Office
Stimson Ave
Altmans
Eos
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