Fair Livestock Sale Nets Over $16,500 at Hocking County Fair
Proceeds from the Junior Livestock Sale reached 16 640 32 dollars, with 30 steers selling above market and 44 sheep and 60 swine also bidding high. Ground champion steer bought for 1 086 75, reserve champion 510, champion sheep 173 25, champion swine 338 25, and multiple firms like Charlie Bush Restaurant and Marion Riggs Ford Co among top buyers. Major purchases included Lancaster 2 037 35 and Farmers and Merchants Bank 1 600. Numerous other buyers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Donald G. Young
Janet Skinner
Charlie Bush Restaurant
John Skinner
Marion Riggs Ford Co
Rick Michel
Hocking Hills Country Club
Chuck Barron
Randy Stimson
Blosser’s Restaurant
Joe Fiume
Lancaster
Charlie Bush
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Citizens Bank
Belville Motor Co
Landmark
Messenger
Ruth Wilkinson
Hocking
Charlies Bush
Bush
Sheree Spradlin
Eddie
Susan Bush
Dave Colliton
Grocery Hit By Vandals In West Logan
Falls Mill Grocery in West Logan was broken into Friday night. A rock shattered the front door glass but nothing was stolen. Four 50 pound bags of dog food were scattered and milk, sugar, and soap powder were mixed with pop. Shelves behind the counter were dumped. Investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Paul Hartman
Falls Mill
West Logan
N. Walnut Road
Bruce W. Kuhn
Logan Route 1
Sheila R. Pinkstock
Prisoner Captured After 15 Minute Escape in Ohio
Donald Manilla, 34, from Jackson Michigan, escaped a Michigan Corrections transport and was found 15 minutes later in a cornfield near US 68 and Interstate 71, as officers pursued on foot and by two aircraft. He was en route from Reedsville Georgia State Prison to a state center near Jackson for a probation violation.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Michigan Department of Corrections
Donald Manilla
Jackson
Mich
U. S. 68
Interstate 71
Here
Manilla
Reedsville, Ga
Motorcyclist and two others hurt in Sunday crashes
A Columbus motorcyclist William H. Wellman, 20, suffered a compound fracture and was taken to Mercy Hospital after a collision with a car driven by Beverly A. Thompson, 34, of Laurelville on Route 180 near Oroville at about 11 30 a m. Thompson reported minor injuries. A second crash on County Road 17 near US 33 injured Merrill E. Lanning, 29, Shawnee, and passenger Lester Thompson, 28, New Straitsville, with Lanning sustaining a hand cut and Thompson arm and hand lacerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Merrill E. Lanning
Shawnee
Lester Thompson
New Straitsville
Lanning
Tri-County Picnic Set for Logan
A three county senior citizens rally will be held Sunday at Rachelmacher Park in Logan. The event starts at 1 PM with a potluck dinner, games, speakers and singing, continuing until 3 or 4 PM. Attending clubs from Athens Hocking and Perry Counties. Transportation assistance will be provided by Tri County Community Action Agency with bus routes available. cars may be needed for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rachelmacher Park
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Hospital welcomes newborns and weather satellite note
Hocking Valley Community Hospital reports multiple newborns and family notices from Laurelville New Straitsville Rockbridge McArthur and Logan. A Nimbus weather satellite carries nine experiments making it a small weather bureau in space.
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Nimbus Weather
Fair Board Election Conducted in Hocking County
The Hocking County Fair Board held a Saturday election with 729 votes cast. Re-elected were Harold Nihi ser Jr., Richard Dewey, Fred Walters, and Robert Campbell, while John W. Gilloghy and Gene Bailey were elected as new directors. Defeated were Margaret T. Greenman, Robert Blankenship, Robert D. Armstrong, and Eddie Hankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County Fair Board
Harold Nihiser Jr
Richard Dewey
Fred Walters
Robert Campbell
John W. Gilloghy
Gene Bailey
Margaret T. Greenman
Robert Blankenship
Robert D. Armstrong
Eddie Hankinson
Vacationing Families Visit Myrtle Beach Area
Syracuse residents and relatives from Mason Ragland Wadsworth Parkersburg Mingo Junction St Louisville Wheeling and Portsmouth spent days with family members in various Dayton era vacation patterns. The group includes the Hem sley Edwards Williams Mumaw Hudson Johnsons and several grandchildren.
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Douglas Hemsley
Shirley Ann Edwards
Mason
Mary Zerkle
Dexter
Hartford
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Carmaleta Williams
Jimmy
Stephen
David
Dana B
Ragland
E. L. Grove
Dorcas Nease
Elsie Jean
Erny
Johnnie
Philip
Wadsworth
Gladys Hayman
Myrtle McBride
Albert Mumaw
Thelma Starr
Terry, Jerry
Billy
Mingo Junction
Frankie Mumaw
William Eichinger
Doyle Gibbs
Parkersburg
Franklin Hendrix
Franklin Jr
Barbara
Wheeling
Ralph Hudson
Portsmouth
Hudson
Myla Hudson
Tammy
Cheryl Johnson
Wolf Pen Road
Ada Slack
Harold Weaver
Michael
Peggy
St. Louisville
Roy Winebrenner
Elizabeth Merritt
Gordon Winebrenner
House votes to repeal wartime detention center law
The House approved repeal of the 1950 law allowing detention centers for suspected spies and subversives, a 356 to 45 vote, amid recall of Japanese American internment during World War II. The measure also bars creating centers without congressional approval and now goes to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Internal Security Committee
Legion To Meet In Nelsonville Glenford Post 229
The American Legion Legion Post 229 will hold a meeting Monday at 7 45 p m at the Legion Building. Refreshments will follow the session. Frank Hines, second vice commander, announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford
Nelsonville York seniors and juniors elect class officers
Nelsonville York City School announced 1971 72 class officers led by senior president Dave Miller and junior president Mike Koker. Other posts include Steve Nixon Merrilee Kunzman Tina Coffman Betsy Shearer Bill McWilliams Jerry Wright Patty Patrick Gail Puckett Rex Fisk Verba Wolfe Dickerson in freshman sophomore and various treasurers and secretaries.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York City
Barbara Downhour
Dave Miller
Steve Nixon
Merrilee Kunzman
Linda Patrick
Mike Koker
Bill McWilliams
Tina Coffman
Betsy Shearer
Sophomre
Bill Woodson
Jerry Wright
Patty Patrick
Gail Puckett
Rex Fisk
John Verba
Lori Wolfe
Gary Dickerson
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits List of Names
The Mount St. Mary Hospital records admissions and discharges. Admitted include Alan E. Ash Zaleski Opal Wolfe Deanville Joseph FE Carter Glouster Route 3 James W Lafollett Millfield Genevive Kelly McArthur Elizabeth Turnbull Shawnee Lucille Hoffee The Plains George McQuade New Straitsville Eileen Burchfield Susan Holtel Thelma Hutchins all of Nelsonville. Discharged listed are Edward Conley Jr Barbara Vernon Alan FE Ash Ernest Nott James Moore and son Sara Lanning Karen McElhinney Flora Kasler.
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Alan E. Ash
Zaleski
Opal Wolfe
Deanville
Joseph FE. Carter
Glouster
James W. Lafollett
Millfield
Genevive Kelly
McArthur
Elizabeth Turnbull
Shawnee
Lucille Hoffee
the Plains
George McQuade
New Straitsville
Eileen Burchfield
Susan Holtel
Thelma Hutchins
Nelsonville
Edward Conley Jr
Barbar Vernon
Alan FE. Ash
Ernest Nott
James Moore and Son
Sara Lanning
Karen McElhinney
Flora Kasler
Flag Football League Planning Meeting in Nelsonville
Plans to organize a flag football league in Nelsonville call for interested men to meet at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post on Lake Hope Drive Wednesday at 6 30 p m or contact Bob Ritz at 753 1308 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lake Hope Drive
Bob Ritz
Bond postings in Hocking Court list traffic cases
In Hocking County Court thirteen bonded defendants, one case continued, and five failed to appear for traffic citations. Gareth W. Conley Sr. pleaded innocent to driving left of center, was found guilty with a $10 fine. Robert E. Sibert had a case continued to Sept. 25 for passing a stopped school bus. Several defendants forfeited bonds for speeding and related offenses, with amounts ranging from 23.50 to 28.50 dollars, and others faced fines for failing to stop for a school bus or defective exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Gareth W. Conley Sr
S. High St
Robert E. Sibert
Kenneth J. Minehart
Rockbridge
Rita C. Miller
Church St
Tom Hatfield Jr
Oak St
George E. Blosser
Lancaster
Johanna B. Sheppard
Slidell
Michael D. Buckles
Gloria A. Morgan
Athens
Rena L. Minnick
Nelsonville
Gerald E. Ours
Huntington
W. Va
Meeting Called for Corning Day Care Parents and Staff
A meeting of parents and staff from Corning Murray City and Crooksville Day Care Centers will be held at the Corning Day Care Center on Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Corning
Murray City
Crooksville
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model in Chicago
An advertisement from Beltone Chicago promises a free non-operating miniature hearing aid, weighing under a third of an ounce and worn at the ear with no wires. It invites readers to write for a free model at Dept. 9639 Beltone Electronics Corp. in Chicago with no cost or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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Wayne Timberlake
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Paul Hahn
Youngs Food Town
Laureville
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Sugar Grove Mill
Hocking Cartage Co
Robb Inn
Curtis Hinton
Hocking Valley Feeds
Jackson Production Credit
Dave’s Barbershop
Norman Edwards Insurance Agency
Norman Feed Co
Rolling Acres Vacation Farm
Bob Shields
Thompson Lumber Co
Lloyd Shull
Jake Kahn
Rup Seed Co
Harold Nihiser
Tex Langford
Michel
Anatole France
Laurelville
Tri-County
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Edward Hedges
Mary Beattie
Virgil Linn
Clara Fletcher
William Swindler
George Riley
Kenneth T. Johnson
Richard Scarberry
Walter Danielson
Eva Smith
Eugene Belcher
Sylvia Rieder
Robert Kleinschmidt
Robert Lytle
Bert Thompson
Edward McClelland
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Laura Dicken
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Harold Gompf
Russell Eshelman
Jack Malone
Weather Bureau
Fair Board
Syracuse
Legion
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Plan Flag
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Fred M. Cluff
Ronald E. Beavers
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Columbus
John W. Collins
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Bucy & Hill. Inc
P.O
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Chillicothe
Eyl
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Pendleton
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