Corning Fire Ignores Downtown Blaze Damaging $30000
A downtown Corning fire destroyed three connected buildings, including the city garage, old theater and pool hall, with over 30 firefighters battling the flames for nearly five hours. Estimated losses total about $30,000 to city equipment and contents. five dogs and four cats perished.
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Corning
Corninge
Shawnee
City Water Works
Bill Wright
S Valley Street
Clarence Dunwoody
Corning Fire Department
Dunwoody
Twenty One Attend Meeting At First United Methodist Church
Nelsonville reports twenty one members attended the recent Youth Fellowship session at the First United Methodist Church. An attendance goal of twenty five was set for the meeting. The group plans to attend the District Missionary Institute at Lancaster Camp Grounds on Sunday. Cars will depart church at 1 30 p m. A cookout will follow before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
District Missionary Institute
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Roy Ballard
Promotion Ceremony Scheduled at First Christian Church
Nelsonville observes Promotion Sunday at 9:30 am church school led by Waibar Morman with primary department head Alma Jo Midkiff and assistants receiving promotion certificates. Perfect attendance honors planned. Dismissal shifts pupils to new classes with teachers Jean Whitlatch Sally Shinn Jane Canter Suzanne Stalder Lorita Jacobs Elmer Nelson and junior leaders John Johnson Roy Morris Youth division teachers Bull Hall Robert Simp Ladel McFadden and Rev Richard Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waibar Morman
Alma Jo Midkiff
Imogene North
Jean Whitlatch
Sally Shinn
Jane Canter
Suzanne Stalder
Lorita Jacobs
Elmer Nelson
John Johnson
Roy Morris
Bull Hall
Robert Simp
Ladel McFadden
Richard Nelson
Glouster Personal News and Local Visits Highlight Week
Glouster residents report guests and social visits from Massillon Chicago Grove City and St Albans. Charles Moore announces high school aerial copies available at Logan High School office with limited past issues. Ancient Romans used incendiaries with flaming pots of pitch and sulphur against foes.
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Dallas Christman
Harald Snyder
Luster Route 1
Arnold Jago
Jamily
James Qekon
Clyde Samuth
Massillon
Grace Judson
Republic Avenue
Darrell Judson
Scotty
Mike
Chicago
Judson
Ralph Judson
St. Albans
W Vo
Toward Carter
Braun Street
Colorado
Carters
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Garden of the Gods
Red Rock
Leadsville
Ndianapolis
Jo Ellen Carter
Grove City
Robert King
Logan
Charles Moore
Logan High School
Hocking Farm Bureau Votes To Hike Dues
Seventy five members and guests attended the annual dinner meeting at Logan High School cafeteria and voted to increase dues from 15 to 20 dollars beginning 1970. Three new board members were elected Mrs Harold Starner Mrs Richard Ger ken and George Carter.
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Hocking Farm Bureau
Logan
Farm Bureau
Logan High School
Bureau
Harold Starner
Richard Gerken
George Carter
Fred Walters
James Skinner
Clinton St. Chur
Vernie Stahr
Paul Tlahn
Paul Ellinger
Mark Davidson
Max Davidson
Otterbein
Publi Office
Wayne Timberlake
Otto Shaw
Ned Cochran
Esther Carpenter
Howard Earnhart
Howard Blum
Jack Moorehead
Mrs Cushman
Athens
Hocking County
Church Youth Mike Plans At Meeting
The Nelsonville group from First United Methodist Church held a retreat at Sand Run Picnic Area with 14 youths and counselors Mrs. Richard Barber Muriel Ballard and Joy Ballard. They planned a three month program, set a rummage sale for Oct 12 at the Legion War Memorial Building, and voted to join the Youth Fall Banquet on Oct 20. Attendees include Bets Shearer Aden Mingus Jean Courtney John Courtney Steve Cox Paula Howe Curt Gail Lisa Parsons Teresa Bumgardner Nanette Ogg Brenda Haynes Marilyn Higgins Kathy Newman Jane Newman Jerry Wright.
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Nelsonville
Sand Run
First United Methodist Church
Richard Barber
Muriel Ballard
Joy Ballard
Legion War Memorial
Bets’ Shearer
Aden Mingus
Jean
John Courtney
Steve Cox
Carbon Hill Turkey Shoot Set Sunday
The annual Christmas Turkey Shoot sponsored by the Monday Creek Fish and Game Club will be held Sunday at Browning's Place Carbon Hill. Proceeds go to the Christmas Fund of the York Carbon Hill school area for treats. Members may obtain 1968 69 cards at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Monday Creek Fish and Game Club
Browning
Carbon Hill
York, Carbon Hill
John Bartoe
Floyd Brown
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Local Band Event
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted Mrs. Roy Cheadle Gore and Ray Inond Swaim Haydenville while discharges include Mrs. William Brown and daughter and Mrs. McCoy Whitfield and daughter Gloria Jane Wolt. Glouster High School marching band to perform at Bonanza of Bands in Zanesville with parade at 230 pm and field maneuvers at 730 pm at the high school stadium.
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Community Hospital
Roy Cheadle
Gore
Ray Inond Swaim
Haydenville
Stanley McDaniel
Logan
Wiliam Brown
Harry Wilsby
McCoy Whitfield
iGlora Jane Wolt
Zanesville
Bonanza 18
Fair Logan Visits Slated By Crewson
Harry B. Creuson Democrat candidate for Congress from Ohio's 10th District will meet voters at the Barlow Community Fair Friday afternoon then travel to Marietta for the Washington County Democratic Party Central Committee Meeting. On Saturday he attends Bloom Carroll High School music boosters ox roas and later speaks at the Kennedy Memorial Dinner sponsored by the Logan Democratic Club at the Logan Armory. Creuson is in his third term as Athens City Council president and chairs the economics department at Ohio University.
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Harry B. Creuson
Ohio
Barlow Community Fair
Marietta
Cental Committee
Washington County
Democratic Party
Crewson
Bloom Carroll High School
Logan Democratic Club
Logan Armory
Athens
Ohio University
Garden Club Meeting In Nelsonville Honors Butterflies
The Nelsonville Garden Club met Monday night with Mrs. Rose Vaughn. Hazel Mellinger presented butterflies in your garden, Myrven Davis read a dahlias paper, Wilbur Jonas led plant identification and a quiz. Members brought three blooms for arrangements. door prizes went to Mrs. Rose Cook and Mrs. Melinger. refreshments served for 19 members.
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Nelsonville
Plans Made At Meeting In Nelsonville
Nine members attended the commission on education meeting at the First United Methodist Church. Plans let Mrs Jessie Duncan Mrs Richard Barber and Miss Nancy Howe attend the Chillicothe District Observation School with room for two more delegates. The school runs Oct 18 615 pm to Oct 21 415 pm. A family potluck dinner was planned for late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Commission On Education
First United Methodist Church
Jessie Duncan
Richard Barber
Nancy Howe
Chillicothe
Beauty Shop Relocated to New Nelsonville Address
Merreen’s Beauty Shop formerly on Hacking Street has moved to 131 Myers Street announced by operator Mrs North. The salon now occupies newly constructed quarters at the North residence. Glouster Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid meeting postponed to Tuesday Oct 8 with Mrs Sawyer in Red Town.
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Nelsonville
Merreleen
Hacking Street
Myers St
Glouster
Taylor Ridge
Logan Junior High Elects Freshman and Student Council Officers
The study body at Logan Junior High School elected Freshman Class president Brian Davidson and officers Valerie Els Randy Matheny Greg Smith and Chris Miller. Student Council officers are Rick Krebs Valerie Elis Greg Schultz Bruce Bell with an executive board including Susan Kuhn T J Black John Corby Mike Summers and Greg Peppers.
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Cers
Logan Junior High School
Brian Davidson
Max Davidson
Logan Route 2
Valerie Els
Ray Ellis
Mohican Ave
Randy Matheny
Dan Matheny
Arington Ave
Greg Smith
Yerry Smith
James Read
Chris Miller
William S. Muller
Glenview Heights
Rick Krebs
Richard Krebs
Betty Ave
Valerie Elis
Greg Schultz
Wiliam Schultz
West Front St
Bruce Bell
Earl Bell
Second St
Susan Kuhn
Fay Kuhn
Third St
T. J. Black
Fred Black
West Hunter St
John Corby
Logan
Mike Summers
Keith Summers
Church St
Greg Peppers
Margaret Peppers
Washington Ave
Transfer Request Rejected by Logan Board
Logan City District board rejected a bid to transfer six sections of Good Hope Two to the Berne Union School District. The vote cited past local preferences and concerns about district integrity. The board also approved ten work stations in schools under the Neighborhood Youth Corps and reviewed the architect’s building program list.
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Logan
Good Hope
Berne Union
Logan City
First Meet Held by Citizens Organization in Trimble
The Tri County Community Action Senior Citizens of Trimble Township met in Jacksonville School to elect temporary officers and discuss aging and disabled needs. Kathryn Murray and Marilyn Gwilyn were named chairman and co chair, with Mary Carter as recording secretary. A next meeting is set for 7 30 p m Thursday Oct 3 at Jacksonville School with Don Waugh as guest speaker refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Tri-County Community Action Senior Citzens
Trimble Township
Jacksonville
Kathryn Murray
Marilyn Gwilyn
Mary Carter
Don Waugh
Marietta
Traffic Survey Of Logan Seen In Parking Program
Logan officials discuss a traffic survey as part of an off street parking plan. The city council committee and Iowa Trade Club consider a 1960 survey by Carroll Hil and Associates to aid planning. Atty Neal Dillon outlines financing via revenue bonds or general obligation bonds with parking revenue to repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Iowan Trade Club
Charles Eaton
Carroll V. Hil
Assocates
Miller
Trade Club Committee
Atty Neal Dillon
General Obligation Bands & Fleen
Out
Raton
Ed Dalton
James Irvine
Cty Council
Installation Service Held By Group
Nelsonville candlelight installation by Chi Rho Fellowship at First Christian Church. Meg Hubble inducted as President. Joe Hubble Vice President. Frank Theisen Secretary. Joan Johnson Treasurer. Sandra White Study Chairman. Mrs Ned Carter adult leader said junior youth would study early church stories during the coming months.
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Nelsonville
Chi Rho Fellowship
First
Christian Church
Meg Hubble
Joe Hubble
Frank Theisen
Joan Johnson
Sandra White
Ned Carter
Chi Rho
Birth at Mount St. Mary Hospital for Kline couple
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kline welcomed a daughter at Mount St Mary Hospital. Admissions included David Carter Glouster Mas ter Larry M Mohler Logan Jeffrey Fisk Nelsonville and others. dismissals listed several mothers and children among staff and patients.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Wilbur Klinebrier
Nelsonville
David Carter
Glouster
Larry M. Mobler
Logan
Jeffrey Fisk
Christine Wooten
Diana Thomas
Chauncey
Frances Bullock
Haydenvile
Joe Sinnott
Fred Ross
Priscila Lehman
Faye Stokdorn
Esther Hatfield
Moss Elizabeth Sharb
Freda, Spencer
Eugene Goldsberry
Dianne Hoffman
Debbie Swart
Maggie Nahm
Larry M. Mohler
Mary Rice
Good Hope GOP session hosts candidates and guests
Logan Ohio Rockbridge School hosted the Hocking County GOP Central Committee meeting with candidates for county engineer and commissioners, plus a prosecutor and sheriff candidate. Local organizers and supporters led by John Bumgardner announced weekly meetings at the Ambrose Hotel and upcoming caravan routes and dates.
Rev Mechem to Speak at First Christian Church
Nelsonville notices Rev William A Mechem of Carbon Hill Christian Church will speak at Sunday morning service at First Christian Church. Rev Richard J Nelson attends the International Convention of Christian Churches in Kansas City Missouri.
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Nelsonville
William A. Mechem
Carbon Hill
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