Hartmann Resigns as Treasurer of Hocking Fair Board
The Hocking County fair board accepted with regret the resignation of Karl R. Hartmann as treasurer due to ill health effective July 1. Hartmann will stay on as a director. Herschel Bensenhaver was elected treasurer. The board acted on a health order for the horse stable area and decided stable renters must remove manure and provide fly control to avoid vacating by June 15. They approved a 12 by 24 foot roofed food concession stand and planned future expansion. A tractor pulling contest was added to the fair program, with a livestock parade before the auto thrill show. Don Farrow of the Logan police auxiliary discussed parking, policing, and fence patrols for fall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Fair Board
Karl R. Hartmann
Hartmann
Herschel Bensenhaver
Fairgrounds
Don Farrow
Logan Police Auxiliary
Brad Williams Elected President of Buckeye Trail Riding Club
Brad Williams was elected president of the Buckeye Trail Riding Club at a Saturday night meeting after a club fish fry in Poca hontas Hall. Officers elected include John McCollister as vice president Carolyn Biggs treasurer Doris Churchill secretary and Ellsworth Biggs trail boss. New members Mrs Elsie Brenning and Les Trader were welcomed. Next meeting is July 11 after a potluck at the fair grounds to discuss the Parade of the Hills horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Williams
Buckeye Trail Riding Club
Pocahontas Hall
John McCollister
Carolyn Biggs
Doris Churchill
Ellsworth Biggs
Elsie Brenning
Les Trader
Fairgrounds
Hocking Woman's Husband Gets Degree
The Rev. Charles A. Kemp ton, pastor of the Elkatawa Methodist Church in Kentucky, graduated from Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore with a bachelor of divinity degree. His wife, Lois Inboden, is the daughter of Perry and Mrs. Inboden of Logan Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kempton
Elkatawaree Methodist Church
Kentucky
Asbury Theological Seminary
Wilmore
Lois Inboden
Perry Inboden
Logan Rt. 4
Jr 4 H Camp Reservations Due June 18
Junior 4 H Camp reservations costing 10 dollars are due by June 18. The camp for children 13 and under runs June 25 29 at Tar Hidlow State Park near Adelphi on Rt 327 with crafts and supervised swimming and nursing. The senior camp for older youths runs July 20 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Hidlow State Park
Adelphi
Kiwanis Talk Highlights Future of Telephone Tech
Alfred V. Kauffman, General Telephone Co. of Ohio public relations rep, spoke at Blosser's Restaurant on communications. He demonstrated small phones, noted transistor use, and said over 5,000 scientists work on varied projects including laser applications for space age communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred V. Kauffman
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Blosser’s
America
General Telephone
Kauffman
Harden Cremean
Don Topolski
Fred Busch
Bob Sherwood
Four-H Summer Camp Counselors training meeting set
Eighteen counselors selected to work at four-H summer camps will attend a training and planning meeting in the Courthouse auditorium at 8 p m on June 16. They will then attend counselor camp at Tar Hollow State Park June 20 to 22 unless they have previously attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse Auditorium
Tar Hollow State Park
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions include Lewis II Brown 379 West Second Street Debra Waldron and David Waldron Londonderry Route 1 Dismissals include Mrs Frank Carlin 232 East Main Street Bruce Jaggs Athens and transfer to University Hospital Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis II
Brown
W. Second St
Debra Waldron
David Waldron
Londonderry
Frank Carlin
E. Main St
Bruce Jaggs
Athens
University Hospital In
Columbus
Local Listings of Names and Addresses across Nelsonville and Nearby Towns
A long list of residents and relatives appears, naming Adrien Turner, Joseph Braglin, Margaret Carter, Virginia Toki, John Allen, Clyde Snyder, Merle Love, Linda Jo WhitLatch, Robin Rapp, Leota Lopez, Helen Stumbo, Marilyn Lehman, Sarah Pickett, Virginia Moore, Harry Matheny, Alice Whitmer, Anna Bell Marks, Asa Stevens, Nina Hogue, Andrew Kep lar, Timothy Moore, Fred Kep lar, Edward North, Leeanna Potts, Betty Forester, Vivian Hartman, Sylvia Thomas, John West, Edith Phillips and others in Nelsonville and surrounding areas including Glouster, New Straitsville, Athens, Trimble, McArthur and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrien Turner
Nelsonville
Joseph Braglin
Logan
Margaret Carter
Glouster
Virginia Toki
Corning
John Allen
Clyde Snyder
Athens
Merle Love
Linda Jo Whitlatch
Robin Rapp
Jacksonville
Leota Lopez
New Plymouth
Helen IL. Stumbo
Marilyn Kay Lehman
New Straitsville
Sarah Pickett
Virginia Moore
Harry Matheny
Buchtel
Alice Whitmer
Annabell Marks
Asa Stevens
Nina Hogue
Andrew Keplar
Timothy Moore
Fred Keplar
Edward North
Murray City
Leeanna Potts
Betty Forester
New Lexington
Vivian Hartman
Sylvia Thomas
John West
McArthur
Edith Phillips
Trimble Rt
Lutheran Convention in Cleveland Sends Trinity Church Delegates
The Rev. Arthur Dauer and lay delegate Richard Buntz will represent Trinity Lutheran Church Logan at the Ohio District Lutheran Church Missouri Synod convention in Cleveland from June 15 to 18. The Ohio District arose from 1963 synod division and includes 47,500 members in 148 congregations across Ohio West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky. Dr. George W Wittmer will report to the convention and Dr Otto W Toelke will be installed as district executive secretary June 17. daily talks on Psalms by Prof Ralph Gehrke of Concordia Teachers College Illinois accompany the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dauer
Richard Buntz
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Logan
Ohio
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Cleveland
Synod
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
George W. Wittmer
Otto W. Toelke
Ralph Gehrke
Concordia Teachers College
Illinois
Negotiations Set To Resume In Columbus Paper Strike
Union and management will resume talks at 1 30 p m in Columbus aimed at ending a strike that halted both daily papers. The Dispatch Printing Co and Scripps-Howard owned Citizen Journal confront pension plan changes and contract talks for typographical and mailer workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Dispatch Printing Co
Citizen-Journal
Dispatch
Columbus Typographical Union No. 5
Columbus Mailers Union
AFL - Cio International Typographical Union
Monty Calvert Wins Photography Awards At Ohio U
Monty Calvert, OU Post photographer, is awarded first prize for feature photography by the Ohio College Newspaper Association. He also earns honorable mention for best sports photo and for picture story work. The OU Post wins multiple prizes, the most of any paper at OCNA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty Calvert
Ohio University Post
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Logan High School
Edward Calvert
Dicken Addition
OU Post
OCNA
Muskingum College Confers 119th Graduation Honors
Three Loganites among 260 graduates at Muskingum College 119th commencement Monday. Dr. Ralph E. Lapp delivered the address. Sue Anne Dollison received a bachelor of science in education. Vern W. Goss and William J. Walker earned bachelor of arts degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loganites
Muskingum College
Ralph FE. Lapp
Sue Anne Dollison
Dean Dollison
Warner Ave
Vern W. Goss
Reese T. Goss
Riff St
William J. Walker
Ralph R. Walker
N. Spring St
Hocking County Guests at $100 Plate GOP Dinner
Twenty three residents of Hocking County will attend the Central Ohio Republican victory dinner in Columbus Plaza with Michigan Gov. George W. Romney as the speaker. Attendees include Dean Collison Clarence Blosser David Bell Sally Elberfeld Claude Chrisman Dayton Schultheis Ruth Adcock Albert Seabright Lester Risch and others. The note about a whale remaining submerged for 20 minutes appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Central Ohio
Columbus Plaza
Michigan
George W. Romney
Dean Collison
Clarence Blosser
David Bell
Sally Elberfeld
Claude Chrisman
Dayton Schultheis
Ruth Adcock
Albert Seabright
Lester Risch
Keith Brown
Harry Armstrong
Sue Collison
John Busch
Dwight Coffman
Jack Wilkins
Kenneth Smith
James West
Nate Hart
Mike Collins
Councilmen Back Rank for Police Dept Initiative
City council members expressed support for creating rank in the police department after a briefing by Police Chief Roy Kelch. He outlined proposing one captain and two lieutenants with civil service testing and no immediate appointments. Pay differentials in similar Ohio cities average about 25 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Griffin
Roy Kelch
Kelch
Ohio
Gallipolis
Jackson
Athens
Trade N Travel Time Offers Eleven Chevelle Styles
Inside the event 11 Chevelle models are offered including wagons coupes Super Sports convertibles and sedans all with vinyl upholstery and wide foam seats. The seller emphasizes fairness in choice and urges buyers to hurry.
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Hocking Fair Board
Riding Club
Carl T
Rae
Dad
Realtone
Tempest
Norelco
Murphy's
Pham
Mawan Lae Ltey
Eee A. 1
Kiwanis
Hocking Valley
Mount ST. Mary
W. Hunter ST
Akron
Ohio U
Hero Shrew
Police Dept
Council
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Heine Packing CO
South Mulberry Street
Peti
Chevrolet
Arte
W&h Chevrolet
West Second Street
Logan, Ohio
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