Hess urges football lessons for life at SECL banquet
Ohio University Bobcats coach Bill Hess told Southeastern Ohio League gridders that football lessons should guide life after the game. Athens coach Don Eskey won coach of the year and Athens quarterback Bob Handley was named MVP as SECL honored players at Athens Middle School.
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Bill Hess
Ohio University Bobcats
Athens
Don Eskey
Athens Bulldogs
Bob Handley
Ron Rutter
Mike Cottrill
Bob Johnston
Chuck Conrad
Logan High School
Bob Sebring
Larry Vincent
Dave Coon
Mike Goodwin
Rick Mosley
Tom Spencer
Tom Prose
Gallipolis
Tim Bloomfield
Ironton
Steve Mitchell
Darwin Valentine
Jackson
Dennis Ault
Ken English
Meigs
Sherm Perkins
Larry Evans
Nelsonville York
Steve Price
Rick Perdue
George Carr
Wellston
Mike Adams
Dale Brown
Richard
Pinky) Johnson
Logan
Athens Middle School
Athens High School
Frank Morgan
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
Richard Stacy
SEOL
Charles Chancey
Eskey
Rowland Congdon
Athens Messenger
Partridge
Handley
Hess
Morgan
Woody Hayes
Vietnam
Hayes
Bobcats
Pinky Johnson
Probate Court Notice in Nimon and Guthrie Estates
Nathan Floyd Nimon sues in the Hocking County Probate Court seeking to purchase real estate at appraised value. Named defendants and heirs are required to answer by January 6, 1969. The petition names Edwin Johnston as administrator and lists numerous related heirs and interrelated parties across several Ohio towns and one Pennsylvania address.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Nathan Floyd Nimown
Jennie Mae Nimon
Plaintaff
Edwin Johnston
Logan Federal Building
Logan
Unio
Floyd Nimon
Third Street
Floyd Disbennett
Clyde Disbennett
Union Furnace
Donald Disbennett
Pennsylvania
Maurice E. Guthrie
Mt. Gilead
George Paul Guthrie
Kylemore Road
Toledo
Joanne Louise Henderson
Brompton Lane
Greenhills
Bruce Guthrie
East Wheeling Street
Lancaster
Sarah L. Guthrie
Isabel Avenue
Columbus
James Harvey Sudlow
Elizabeth Hamlin Sudlow
Francis Marion Sudlow
Noel Sudlow
George Sudlow
Sarah Sudlow
Bennett
Mary E. Sudlow
Lehman
Alfred Grey
Anna Grey
Jennie Mac Nimon
Nathan Floyd Nimon
Floyd Dishennett
Clyde Dishennett
Donald Dishennett
New Lexington
Marie Jordan
Spring Street
Delaware
Clarence Clark
High Street
P.O. Box 66
Sunbury
Lawrence Clark
East 10Th Street
Marysville
Ida Louise Johnston
Sarah Sudlow Disbennett
Charles William Guthrie
Ee Margamne Yuowo
Wneore
Lessons from football and war echo in Hess remarks
Former OU coach Hess cites football lessons from hard work to resilience, recalling Woody Hayes and the 1965 0-10 season. He also contrasts Vietnam service members’ confidence with unrest at Athens during his June visit, noting the experience and discipline gained.
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Woody Hayes
Vietnam
Athens
Hess
Five Motorists Arraigned in Honey Mayor's Court
Five motorists were arraigned in mayor's court Thursday night and three others forfeited bond. Brooks M. Copenhaver, 37, of 147 Friesner Ave., was fined for leaving the scene of an accident and for reckless operation on private property. Fines of 10 dollars and costs were imposed on Frank Kirsch, Carol E. Poling, Barbara E. Huffines, and Elaine M. Meyers for various traffic violations. Bond forfeitures totaled 20 dollars each for Samuel D. Rutter and Kermit [text cut].
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Mayor’s Court
Brooks M. Copenhaver
Friesner Ave
W. Hunter St
Merril Haney
Frank Kirsch
E. Second St
Zanesville Ave
Carol E. Poling
Logan Rt
E. Front St
Homer Ave
Barbara E. Huffines
Haydenville
Elaine M. Meyers
Front
Spring Sts
Samuel D. Rutter
Gallagher Ave
Front St
Kermit
Health Commissioner Named At Zanesville
Dr. Lloyd P. May aged 48 named health commissioner for Zanesville and Muskingum and Guernsey counties. He succeeds Dr. Roderic O. Jones who moved to Cambridge State Hospital. May's appointment takes effect Jan 1. He now serves as health commissioner for Delaware Madison Morrow and Union counties.
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Zanesville, Ohio
Lloyd P. May
Zanesville
Muskingum
Guernsey
Roderic O. Jones
Cambridge State Hospital
May
Delaware
Madison
Morrow
Union
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Earl L. Stevens of 352 Church St and David Thompson of 344% W Main St admitted to the hospital with Dr Albert Leonard of 143 Wilson Ave overseeing care. Dismissal noted for Mrs. Freda Risch of 239 E Second St.
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Earl L. Stevens
Church St
Albert Leonard
Wilson Ave
David Thompson
W. Main St
Freda Risch
E. Second St
Birth Announcements and Dismissals in Nelsonville Area
Births report a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Allen of Nelsonville Route 2 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mohney of Nelsonville. others include Mrs. Etta Pierce of Glouster and Mrs. Winifred Skinner of Chauncey with listed names. Dismissals note returning home for Mrs. David Manning and daughter of Shawnee, Mrs. Robert Herbert and son of Glouster, Kenneth Williams of Gore Route 1, Master Jimmy Ogg of New Plymouth Route 1, Master Charles Stephenson of Buchtel, Mrs. Carolyn Lowry of Columbus, Mrs. Florence Brooks of Glouster Route 3, and Raleigh Sinnott of Logan.
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Frank D. Allen
Nelsonville
Charles Mohney
Son
Etta Pierce
Glouster
Winifred Skinner
Chauncey
Ralph Fuller
Rocky Pitts
David Manning
First Aid Meet Slated for Scouts
Fifteen Hocking District Boy Scout leaders attended the roundtable at Kline Memorial United Methodist Church in Enterprise. Wendell Rice announced a district first aid meet tentatively set for February 7 during National Boy Scout Week with venue to be announced. Campsites remain available at Greenhills Scout Reservation near Logan for summer camp and merit badge work.
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Hocking
Kline Memorial United Methodist Church
Enterprise
Wendell Rice
Health and Safety Committee
Rice
Greenhills
Logan
Dog Tag Sales Slow To Date In County
Forty eight dog licenses and ten kennel licenses have been sold since the 1969 tags went on sale in the county auditor's office Monday. A total of 2300 single and 505 kennel licenses were sold this year, per Leonard Myers, county auditor. The deadline for 1969 tag purchases is January 20 with a $1 penalty for late licenses.
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Leonard Myers
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