Brooks Plant Pact Continues Amid Negotiations In Nelsonville
Workers and management of William Brooks Shoe Co Canal Street continue contract talks after the Tuesday June 1 expiration. Plant to close June 11 for vacation. Also: Tri-County Wranglers host horse show June 6 starting noon one mile northwest of Nelsonville on U S Route 33. Entry fee 2 dollars. prize money awarded to top four. judging by Jerry Burdette. ringmaster Ronald Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brooks Shoe Co
Canal St
Joel Christian
United Shoe Workers Local
Tri-County Wranglers
Nelsonville
Jerry Burdette
Ronald Llewellyn
Don Clark
Logan Woman Named Dean of Women at Concord College
Mona R. Poling of Logan has been appointed dean of women at Concord College in Athens West Virginia. She succeeds Damaris Wilson who retires in August after 19 years at Concord. Poling holds a bachelor of science in education, is completing a master of education at Ohio University and pursuing a PhD at OU expected in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona R. Poling
Logan
Concord College
Athens
W. Va
Joseph F. Marsh
Poling
Damaris Wilson
Dean Wilson
Concord
Logan High School
Ohio University
Connally and Mills Clash Over Revenue Sharing Plan
Washington Treasury Secretary Connally urged Congress to approve Nixon’s revenue sharing proposal to distribute 5 billion dollars in federal tax receipts to states and localities. Rep. Mills challenged the measure, arguing it would blur the line between spending and taxing and delay action on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Wilbur D. Mills
Congress
Nixon
Connally
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Texas
Tri County Agency Seeks Substitute Bus Drivers
The Tri County Community Action Agency seeks substitute bus drivers for its summer Head Start program in Corning and Crooksville. Applicants must be 21 or older and able to drive a bus. Work hours run 7 to 9 am and 3 to 9 pm Monday through Friday. Applications are available at Community Action centers in Corning and Crooksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Corning
Crooksville
Monnday
Manpower Bill Clash Slated For Revenue Sharing Vote
House Democratic leaders mobilize for a high stakes clash with President Nixon over revenue sharing to fund manpower training. Speaker Carl Albert frames today’s Democratic alternative vote as pivotal after a Republican Southern coalition forced Nixon’s plan to the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
Bible School Set At Union Furnace Church
Union Furnace United Methodist Church hosts Bible School from June 7 to 11 with 9 to 11 30 a m classes for kindergarten through youth. A closing program is planned for Sunday June 18 with theme Jesus Speaks to Our World. For more information call 385 7344.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace United Methodist Church
Jesus
County Courts Names Four Defendants in Listing
Four individuals are named in the county court records: Harry Francis Dillie age 25 timber cutter from Laurelville RT 2 Marian Louise Rice age 18 student from Laurelville RT 2 James Robert Richards Jr age 19 from Logan RT 1 serving in the Air Force and Denise Ellen Russell age 18 of 695 Mohican Ave waitress. John Richard White age 22 Akron chemical engineer and Jeanette Marie Lemon age 23 Logan RT 2 teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Francis Dillie
Laurelville
Marian Louise Rice
James Robert Richards Jr
Logan Rt
Air Force
Denise Ellen Russell
Mohican Ave
John Richard White
Akron
Jeanette Marie Lemon
Service Station Burglarized Again at McDaniel’s
McDaniel's service station at the junction of Routes 278 and 56 was burglarized for the second straight night. Entry was gained by breaking a window, replaced after the previous night. Items valued at 37.41 were taken, including razor blades cigars candy bars and potato chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
Rts
Hocking
Deaths and funerals in Columbus and area
Luther Lambert 52 of Orient died on arrival after a heart attack at Doctors Hospital Columbus. Survived by wife Esther, son Cecil Franklin, daughters Susan Haesner and Deborah Herrnstein, grandchildren, siblings, and many relatives. Service 1 p.m. Thursday at W Broad Street Church of the Nazarene with Sunset Cemetery burial. Ruth Glass 58 of Nelsonville died unexpectedly at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Survived by sons Gary and Joe, daughter Anita Rutter, siblings and grandchildren. Services 1 p.m. Friday at Hughes Funeral Home Athens. burial West Union Street Cemetery. James F. McClannahan 75, formerly of Union Furnace, killed in a Michigan auto crash. services held at Heinlein Funeral Home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Luther Lambert
Orient Rt. 1
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County
Mary Ellen Dixon Lambert
Otho Lambert
General Motors
VFW
Grove City Post
W. Broad St
Clara Belle Wyckoff
W. Broad St. Church of
Ruth Glass
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
the Plains
Stella Darnell
Pomeroy
Samuel Darnell
Gary
Wantaga
N.Y
Joe
Carlos
Anita) Rutter
Athens
Paul
Herschel
Springfield
Margie
James F. McClannahan
Union Furnace
Michigan
Heinlein
R. W. Faulkner
Carl Spence
Marion Allen
Charles Achauer
Carl E. Blosser
Willard Lyke
Ralph Sheets
Fred Murray
Oak Grove
Budget Bill Moves to House as Voter Notice Rule Heads Senate
The Senate approved House amendments to a measure requiring individual mailing notices for registered voters and sent the bill to the governor for signing. The Senate also backed ads to replace mailings for municipal charter changes, the 45 day quarter horse racing bill with up to three 15 day permits set per state, and a statewide non motorized recreation trails plan now headed to House hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Ohio
State Racing Commission
Funeral services for Myrtle Howe Funk
Funeral services for Mrs. Myrtle Howe Funk, 89, of 297 Friesner Ave., who died Sunday in Columbus, were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Heinlein Funeral Home. The Rev. Conrad Diehm officiated, with music by Mrs. Mabel Prather. Pallbearers were Bruce Fickel, Charles Rauber, Robert Funk, Harold Heinlein, Charles Cox and Floyd Riggs. Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Howe Funk
Friesner Ave
Columbus
Heinlein
Conrad 0. Diehm
Mabel Prather
Bruce Fickel
Charles Rauber
Robert Funk
Harold Heinlein
Charles Cox
Floyd Riggs
Oak Grove Cemetery
Theft Reported At Lake Logan From Blanket
Patty Cook of Logan route 2 reported to the Hocking sheriff's department Tuesday night that her eye glasses a birthstone ring and two tubes of suntan lotion were taken from a blanket while she was swimming at Lake Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Cook
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking
White House wary of aluminum wage pact sparks broader fear
Washington reports the White House voices disappointment over a three year 30 percent aluminum workers wage agreement and warns that similar settlements in steel coal copper and telephone industries could trigger wider economic strain. AFL CIO steelworkers leader I W Abel accuses Nixon of intervention while predicting possible compulsory arbitration in the steel talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
Ziegler
I. W. Abel
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Abel
Firm Bankrupt Tour Requests Still Come In
Eleven months after World Academy Inc. bankrupt left 3,000 students stranded in Europe, a Cincinnati receiver reports deposits returned with explanations that no tours will occur. The firm and its four subsidiaries went bankrupt July 8, 1970, with stranded travelers flown home on planes funded by remaining assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
World Academy Inc
Europe
James C. Cissell
U.S. District Court
Cissell
Local News Briefs From Columbus Area
Orville Ballinger moves from intensive care to room 633 at Grant Hospital in Columbus and will remain hospitalized. Cadet Keith Allen McWilliams, son of Margene Williams, graduates Millersburg Military Institute Junior Division. Mrs. Earl Wittekind returns home after eye surgery. Hocking County Association for Retarded Children holds 7:30 unsettled meeting at the courthouse. Jolly Double-Five Club to meet at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Roy Howdyshell’s home.
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Orville Ballinger
Logan Rt. 2
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Keith Allen McWilliams
Margene McWilliams
N. High St
Millersburg Military Institute
Millersburg, Ky
The
Hocking County Association For Retarded Children
Jolly Double-Five Club
Roy Howdyshell
Logan Dentist Dr. Leonard Speaks to Kiwanis on Preventive Dentistry
Dr. Albert Leonard of Logan was guest speaker at the Logan Kiwanis Club dinner. He linked rising tooth decay to affluent diets and urged personal hygiene and regular exams. He praised water fluoridation as a major preventive measure. James Rimelspach introduced him. eighteen Lithopolis Kiwanis guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leonard
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Leonard
James Rimelspach
Lithopolis Kiwanis Club
Man Convicted In Murder Case
Dennis Salobeck a Cleveland service station operator was found guilty of first degree murder for the slaying of Nicholas Palumbo on March 11 1970. The jury recommended mercy avoiding the death penalty. Salobeck testified he fired at Palumbo but did not kill him and implicated witness Joseph Sarli as the killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Joseph “Big Pepi” Sarli
Palumbo
Youth Injured In Auto Bike Collision Near Starr
A Logan County youth, Christopher Allberry 15, was struck by a car while cycling from a private driveway on Rt 56 two point seven miles east of Starr. He suffered a fractured left leg and was treated at Mount St Mary Hospital before transfer to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. The incident involved a westbound car driven by Walter Alford 23 of Mc Arthur. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Rt. 2
Starr
State Highway Patrol
Christopher Allberry
Jack Allberry
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Allberry
Walter Alford
McArthur Rt. 2
Rt. 33
Rock
Laurelville
Four drunken driving cases heard by Hocking County judge
Judge James Stilwell presided over four drunken driving cases in Hocking County Court. Vera A. Johnson pleaded guilty, fined 150 dollars, jailed three days, and had license suspended 30 days. Carl W. Kinney Jr. pleaded no contest, fined 150 dollars, jailed three days, license suspended 30 days. Other defendants faced bonds or fines for related traffic offenses on routes 33 and 278, with additional charges including public intoxication and improper passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stilwell
Hocking County Court
Vera A. Johnson
Fourth St
Stilwell
Carl W. Kinney Jr
Hamden
Rt. 1
James R. Mitchell
Lancaster
State Highway Patrol
William V. Carpenter
Samuel K. Bailey
Rockbridge Rt
Frank Graf NT
Jerry L. Cox
Lancaster Rt
Elmer L. Howdyshell Jr
Gore Rt. 1
Maysville Rd
Theresa A. Kulawy
Athens
Merle S. Nixon
New Straitsville Rt
Roy R. Mount
Logan Rt. 1
Russell H. Lowry
the Plains
John D. Crosby
Laurelville Rt
Salt Creek Rd
Norman L. Denny
New
Etna Eruption Slowing Down After Long Outburst
Mt. Etna's 58 day eruption eased as lava flow slowed and streams near Fornazzo Sant Alfi o Sciara and Macchia di Giarre halted. Vulcanologists observed cooler lava around 925 degrees Celsius and noted the eruption could resume with renewed violence at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Fornazzo
Sant’Alfio
Sciara
Macchia di Giarre
Sohio Station Opens Campground Overflow Area
Bill Mercer of Sohio service station at South Bloomingville opened a rear field over Memorial Day weekend to park 57 camping units that could not be accommodated in Old Man's Cave facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mercer
South Bloomingville
Old Man’s Cave
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Nelsonville News
Brooks
U.S. Rt. 33
Morris Clouston
Jefferson St
Juanita Barnhart
Clouston
Maurice Wright
Poplar St
Donna Wright
Harry Breeze
W. Franklin St
Belford Rosser
Thomas Fincher
Fort St
Gary Bodyer
Fayette St
Fort and
Washington Sts
Fincher
Nelsonville Lions Club
Ethel’s Tea Room
Hoxie Bros. Circus
Connally and Mills
Meh
Tri-County
Logan, Ohio
Luther D. Lambert
John Funk
Aluminum
Plymouth
Valiant
Marion Riggs Ford
Logan Gates
ORIO
Earl Wittekind
Church St
Doctor’s Hospital, Columbus
Dr. Leonard
Salobeck
Gerald Gold
Gold
Otto A. Shaw and Co., Inc
Lexington Rt. 1
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