4-H Sets Oct 5 As Award Day
Logan Hocking County 4 H agent Bill Melvin announced the annual achievement awards will be chosen at the advisory council meeting October 5. Winners are top personal growth performers among 4 H members under and over 14 as of January 1. Awards include project and special awards, completion certificates, fair premiums and tenure pins. Deadline for advisors applications for the leader forum is next Monday.
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Logan — Hocking County
4-H
Bill Melvin
Melvin
Class Greets New Minister at Nazarene Church
The Nazarene Church class in Nelsonville hosted a party at Jim and logan Moore's home to welcome Rev. Roy Wolford. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Max Pitts and several named members. A potluck meal followed by a brief business meeting. The October session will be at the Pitts home.
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Nelsonville
Nazarene Church
Jim Moore
Logan
Roy Wolford
Max Pitts
Roger Morman
Jane Martin
Alice Smith
Jean Jeffrey
Sheila Bailey
Janice McKnight
Moore
Dry Ice Forms Patio Screen Against Mosquitos
In Chicago a patio setup uses dry ice to create an invisible barrier against mosquitos. The carbon dioxide released sinks and lowers oxygen levels, repelling insects.
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Chicago
Graham Returns Home After Prostate Surgery
Evangelist Billy Graham is back at his North Carolina mountain home after two Mayo Clinic prostate surgeries in three weeks. He arrived from Rochester weighing ten pounds less than his normal weight and is listed as improving. Actress Dorothy Malone remains in critical condition after lung blood clot surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. doctors warn the next days are crucial.
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Associated Press
Billy Graham
North Carolina
Mayo Clinic
Graham
Rochester, Minn
Dorothy Malone
Miss Malone
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Queen Hopla of Sikkim Visits New York for Medical Checkup
Former debutante Hope Cooke, Queen Hopla of Sikkim, travels to New York for a medical checkup. She says she left the Himalayan kingdom between India and China as tensions there seem more relaxed now.
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Hopla
Sikkim
Hope Cooke
New York
India
Red China
Cambridge KAR Rally Flop Overshadows Interfaith Gathering
Klan leaders express disappointment at turnout of about 200 for a three day rally in a farm field south of Cambridge. An interfaith rally by multiple religions drew 1 700 people for a one hour prayer session at Cambridge High School stadium. Cross burnings were cancelled and a 20 foot cross burned Saturday night. Shelton attended all sessions but did not speak.
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Cambridge
Ku Klux Klan
Here
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Imperial Wizard
United Klans of America
Shelton
Cambridge High School
Applications Taken For York High Jobs
York Local School District seeks custodial workers and bus drivers. Applications collected by executive head Jack Hillyer at York High School during school hours. Bus driver roles open to men and women. Pomeroy Apple Gore Church hosts a rummage sale Friday Oct 8 from 9 am to 4 pm at Ashworth building Second St.
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Nelsonville
York
Jack Hillyer
York High School
Pomeroy
Apple Gore
Ashworth Building
Second St
Clara Bow Dies At 60 in Culver City Home
Hollywood reports Clara Bow the legendary It girl of silent film era died early today at 60. Relatives said the cause appeared heart attack but were not certain. Bow’s body moved to Forest Lawn Memorial Park under the name Clara Beldan.
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Clara Bow
Hollywood
Culver City
Nevada
Miss Bow
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Clara Beldan
Hocking County CAP sees no applications for director post
Logan reports no applications filed for CAP director and secretary jobs. Grant Malone, named director, faced resignations and hiring disputes amid a secret 22 point program and salary dock for time at the county fair. A coordination meeting at the courthouse plans to discuss a potential multi county antipoverty program with Athens and Perry counties.
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Logan
Don G. Young
Hocking No
di- County Community Action
Jin
Antipoverty
Grant Malone
Cecil Berry
Young
CAP
James Rhodes
Malone
James Wells
Berry
CAP Committee
Athens County
Perry County
Athens
Hocking
Howland Newton Falls game crowd in stand collapse injury update
Warren Ohio reports show Donna Biery and Kathy Wilson of Howland High School marching band treated for bruises after grandstand collapse at Howland Newton Falls football game. Instruments damaged and players released from Trumbull Memorial Hospital.
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Warren
Donna Biery
Kathy Wilson
Howland High School
Newton Falls
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Nelsonville Charter Vote Fails To Meet Ballot Rule
Nelsonville residents will not vote on forming a Charter commission this November after the city failed to file the proper form with the Athens County elections board. City officials, including Glen Tharp and Mayor William Hoffman, said they were told a special form was required and none existed at the time. The Charter proposal is defeated for now and may be revived later.
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Nelsonville—City
Charter Commission
Board of Elections
Athens County Elections Board
Glen Tharp
William Hoffman
Hoffman
Logan Man Named As District Examiner
Nelsonville Edward Pedigo of Route 3 Nelsonville was named district examiner of steam engineers for the Cambridge District in the Department of Industrial Relations. The position starts Oct 1, with 10 state examiners total. Pedigo has 30 years in engineering, a 24 year first class license, and prior work at Athena Brick Corp, NATCO, Logan City Waterworks, Goodyear mines near Cadiz, and Athens State Hospital. He and his wife Gwendolyn plan to move to Cambridge, headquarters for the district.
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Nelsonville
Edward Pedigo
Logan
Department of Industrial Relations
Cambridge
Pedito
Athena Brick Corp
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Natco Corporation
Haydenville
Logan City
Pedigo
Goodyear Company
Cadiz
Athens State Hospital
Sylvia Pedigo
Cross Street
Gwendolyn Pidcock
Route 33
Nelsonville Cub Scout Pack 64 Meets Tuesday
Cub Scout Pack 64 in Nelsonville will gather Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the First Methodist Church for den organization and assignment. Also, the City Planning Commission meets Monday at 7 p.m. at the city building to discuss the fall festival planning for October 22 at Poston School.
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First Methodist Church
Gilbert Stalder
City Planning Commission
Poston School For the Ways and Means
Stop Sign Violation Heard By Mayor
Nelsonville police cited 23 year old Fred V Thompson of Columbus for a stop sign violation and he must appear in Nelsonville Mayor's Court on October 16. Harold Hartman of Athens Route 2 was fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty to unsafe operation in Nelsonville Mayor's Court.
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Nelsonville
Fred V. Thompson
Columbus
Harold Hartman
Athens
Retired Teachers Unit Plans Two Plant Tours
Plans were made at a meet ing of the Retired Teachers Association to attend the Region 5 meeting in Huntington on Oct 18. The Krodel Park meeting was presided over by C R Schurm an. They planned to visit two glass plants on Sept 28 and set the next meeting for Oct 27.
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Point Pleasant
Retired Teachers Association
Huntington
Krodel Park
C. R. Schurman
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes Activity and Admissions
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list numerous births including a son for Paul V. Almashy and daughters for Larry Schooman and others. Admitted are Charles Misner The Plains Ray Foltz Chillicothe Howard L. Martin Carbondale Harry Henshaw Nelsonville and many more residents from Nelsonville Chauncey Glouster Logan Athens and surrounding areas.
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Paul V. Almashy
Buchtel
Larry Schooman
Glouster
James Schoonover
Millfield
Charles Misner
the Plains
Ray Foltz
Chillicothe
Howard L. Martin
Carbondale
Harry Henshaw
Nelsonville
Della Shafer
Joe Benedict
Corning
Marty Sanborn
Lancaster
Leo Hammond
Chauncey
John T. Dolan
Logan
Nancy Sharp
Trimble
Barbara Adams
Jaye Mitchell
Cecil R. Tittle
Athens
Luella Preston
William Walters
New Straitsville
Charles Ratliff
Crooksville
Judith McCombs
Nancy Beck
Thomas Kidd
Beatrice Stephenson
Charles Deem
Murray City
Clarence Warner
Shawnee
Kathleen Corp
George Mallory
Edna_ Brooks
Hattie Keirns
Randy White
Judith Love
Mollie Grim
Carpenter
Dorothy Clark
Ulysses Crain
Helen Dickerson
Eva Markins
Oliver Savage
Howard
Board nixes petition of John Brooks for ward seat
Nelsonville reports the Third Ward council race has no Republican candidate as John Brooks petitions were rejected on a technicality. Robert Matheny withdrew after taking a state liquor store job, leaving the seat vacant before the November election.
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Nelsonville
Republican
John Brooks
Board of Elections
Robert Matheny
Logan Man Injured In Fall At Nelsonville Elks Lodge
R. B. Nelsonville, age 84, tripped and fell while descending stairs at the Elks Lodge Sunday afternoon. He was treated and released.
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Logan
Nelsonville
R. B.lies
Nelsonville Elks Lodge
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
Science introduces Bio-Dyne based Preparation HY offered as suppository or ointment to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case reports claim remarkable reduction and statements that piles ceased to be a problem. Available at drug counters in New York.
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New York, N.Y
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