Commissioners OK Road Abandonment in Salt Creek Two
County commissioners voted Thursday to abandon a section of Black Road Salt Creek Two from Sam's Creek Road to the relocated Black Drive Calibae cotimen. They approved advertising for bids for four trucks for the highway department including two 22 ton trucks and a two ton truck. Bills approved covered county offices auto and gas dog and kennel and tuberculosis expenses. Regular meeting moved to July 3 due to the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Rd
Salt Creek Two
Sam's Creek Rd
Spa
James R. Matheny
Albert E. Karshner
Salt Creek
Two Men Sentenced to State Prison in Ohio
Hocking County sheriff Paul Hartman reports two men will begin indeterminate sentences at Mansfield Reformatory. Paul Malone, 25, of Logan Route 1, pleaded guilty to forging a $50 check to himself using Herb Ludlow's name and waived counsel and grand jury rights. Malone was sentenced last Saturday by Common Pleas Judge Harkey. The other man, described as 29 and from ambus, was sentenced for failure to provide by Judge Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hartman
Hocking County
Mansfield Reformatory
Paul Malone
Logan Rt. 1
Herb Ludlow
Malone
Athens Jury Favors Co-Defendants In Tavern Fight Suit
In Athens County Common Pleas Court, jurors ruled for defendants Harry M. Matheny Joe ville and Blanche Pritts of the Friendly Tavern Seok ville. Virgil Matheny Nelsonville sought 24619.93 claiming Matheny attacked him with a beer bottle in April 1962 and faced probation in Athens County. Witnesses including two Nelsonville police were called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas
Harry M. Matheny
Joeville
Blanche Pritts
Friendly
Seokville
Virgil Matheny
Nelsonville
Matheny
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Brickner Edges Maynald For Izaak Walton League Presidency
Burt Brickner of Tiffin Ohio defeats George Maynald of Hobart Indiana by 184 to 174 in a close election to lead the Izaak Walton League a national conservation group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Burt Brickner
Tiffin
Ohio
George Maynald
Hobart
Ind
Izaak Walton League
National Conservation Association
Logan Eagles to sponsor community dance this Saturday
Logan Eagles will sponsor a dance from 9 p m to midnight Saturday with Gene Blair and the Warriors providing the music. All Eagles and guests are welcome. Mrs Ralph Scott formerly of Logan has returned home from Doctors Hospital Columbus where she underwent surgery Jan 5. Sgt and Mrs David VanFossen and three children of Lockbourne AFB leave for a three year stay in Japan June 22 by jet from Travis AFB California.
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Logan Eagles
Gene Blair
The
Warriors
Eagles
Ralph Scott
Thelma Shaw
Pyle Place
Columbus
Logan
Doctors Hospital
Jane
David van Fossen
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Japan
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
van Fossen
E. V. Baker
Maxville
Hocking Countians to Attend Scout Recognition Dinner
Hocking Countians will attend the Central Ohio Boy Scout Council dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Arts and Crafts Building at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. The Silver Beaver award will be presented along with committee reports and officer elections. Fred E. Marr, director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, will be the principal speaker. Hocking County is part of the nine-county Central Ohio Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Central Ohio Boy Scout Council
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Fred E. Marr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hocking County
Central
Horse Loose on Old McArthur Rd Reported in Hocking County
Hocking County sheriff reports a sorrel horse with white shoulder spots found loose on Old McArthur Rd at 6 30 am today. The animal wears a neck chain. Owner information should contact Lawrence Schorr Logan Route 1 who currently has the horse.
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Hocking County
County Issues 805 Vehicle Titles In May
May titles reached 805 a decline of 27 from April while receipts totaled 1 200 90 down 139 10 from Avril figures according to Miss Thelma Keyes Hocking County clerk of court May state receipts 205 95 versus 324 25 in April and county receipts 904 95 versus 1 006 75. Mortgages cancelled 297 while mortgages filed 329 and new car sales led by Chevrolet with 19 Ford 18 with other brands listed.
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Thelma Keyes
Hocking County
Cheverolet
Ford
Pontiac
Plymouth
Mercury
Chrysler
Cadillac
Rambler
Dodge
Buick
Oldsmobile
Volkswagen
Studebaker
International
Logan Boy Bitten by Dog on West Second Street
Richard Gillogly 11, stepson of Carlton Stillion, was bitten on the left hip by a dog at 4 p.m. Wednesday at 498 W. Second St. The dog owned by Tim Worthington had rabies shots and was ordered kept under observation for 14 days at the J. J. Smith residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gillogly
Carlton Stillion
Logan Rt. 4
James Leonard
J. J. Smith
Second St
Tim Worthington
Leonard
Smith
Echo II Prototype Demonstrated at Lakehurst
NASA demonstrated a 135 foot diameter Echo II communications satellite balloon at Lakehurst New Jersey. The inflated balloon will be tested for two to three weeks before a launch later this year from Vandenberg Air Force Base California.
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Lakehurst
N.J
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Deaths and Funerals William Barnhart 71 in Deanville
William Barnhart 71 of Deanville died at home after a hunting trip. A retired coal miner born in Kentucky he is survived by wife Anna and children across Nelsonville Deanville and Carbondale. Funeral 1 p.m. Sunday at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Harold Riggs 51 of Villa Park Illinois died June 8 at home after a heart attack. He was son of Wiley and Riggs Logan relatives reside in Logan Rt. 3 funeral and burial held in Villa Park Monday.
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William Barnhart
Deanville
Kentucky
Lewis and
Ida Barnhart
Anna
Mount St. Mary Tal
Josephine Kennard
Nelsonville
Rt. 1
Christine Traugh
Pearl Thompson
Earl
Stanley
Harold Riggs
Villa Park
Ill
Wiley and Riggs
Logan Resi
Rosemary
Robert
Tom
Frederick
Berwyn
Indiana
Riggs
Bessie Fox
Mary Riggs
Logan
Lester Riggs
Logan Rt. 3
Deaths of Charles Taylor and Tracey Lee Hugh
Obituary notices report the death of Charles Taylor 88 of Taylor Michigan after a stroke with funeral and burial June 3. He is survived by two daughters and two sons and is connected to Logan residents by marriage. Also noted are funeral services for Tracey Lee Hugh 39 of 939 Walhending Ave held at Leonard Funeral Home with local pallbearers and musicians.
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Ward
Logan
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Mich
Waveline Fater
Fater
Leona Duke
Ontario
Calif
Kenneth
Donald
Bessie Fox
Mary Riggs
Lester Riggs
Logan Rt. 3
Tracey Lee Hugh
Walhending Ave
Lancaster- Fairfield Hospital
Leonard Funeral Home
D. S. Dunkle
George Jurgensmier
Walter Ene
Carl Spence
James and
Joe
Burial rites mark veterans tribute at Oak Cemetery
Funeral services for Kathleen Tyler, 36, of Detroit, Michigan, are set for South Bloomingville Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Monday. Heinlein Funeral Home to handle arrangements. burial at Green Summit Cemetery, Adelphi. Military rites conducted by combined veterans groups with taps by Jerry McAfee.
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Dennison
Richard Hitchens
Hugh
Don Ogg
Fred Williamson
Oak Cemetery
Jerry McAfee
John Tyler
John
Kathleen) Tyler
Detroit
Mich
South Bloomingville Methodist Church
Heinlein Funeral Home
Ee Eee Monay
Green Summit Cemetery
Adelphi
Hocking County 4-H Health Contest Examinations Set
Examinations for the Hocking County 4-H health contest will be given June 20 in the Courthouse by Dr H M Boocks and staff with county health commissioner Logan Hocking County. The contest seeks the club most active in health education within the club and community. Each club may nominate one member over 14 as of Jan 1. The senior nominee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
Bill Melvin
Melvin
County Courts Record Two Marriage Licenses
Kenneth Durwood Martin and Car oline Spencer seek marriage licenses in county courts. Jack Arlen Hupp and Carol Jeanne also apply for licenses in the same filing. Floyd Walter sues James L Young et al for workers compensation rights claiming heat exposure in 1947 caused brain and nerve damage reducing earning capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Durwood Martin
Caroline Spencer
New Straitsville
Jack Arlen Hupp
Kingston
Carol Jeanne
Laurelville
Floyd Walter
Iron St
Logan
James L. Young
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Ohio Industrial Commission
Natco Corporation
Haydenville
4-H Club Eligibility for State Fair Competition
The rule states that applicants must have completed three years of 4-H club work to qualify for state fair competition. Examinations will begin at 8 30 a.m. to assess eligibility and knowledge.
Ath Of July Talent Show Seeks Entrants
Third annual Fourth of July talent show invites contestants with prizes of 75 50 and 25 for top places the largest awards yet. Interested entrants contact Joe Gabriel 311 S Mulberry St EV 5 5526. Melfi's Concert Accordion Band returns for a 30 minute set. A 25 cent admission covers a LHS senior band concert pony and fire truck rides children's games an ice cream social and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gabriel
S. Mulberry St
Melfi
LHS
Youth Found Guilty On Speeding Charge
Terry Hood aged 20 of 56 S Culver was fined 10 dollars with costs suspended by Mayor Delmar Freeman. Hood was cited on E Main St Tuesday night for excessive speed and pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hood
S. Culveroe
Delmar Freeman
Hood
E. Main St
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Athens
Ohioan
Waltons
Ben Kitchen
National Pest Control Association
Rempel Lumber
Lancaster
Old McArthur Rd
Haverford
Evel
Main Line Homes
Frigidaire
American Standard
Alsamite
Homes of
Columbus, Inc
Columbus-Lancaster Rd
Dayton
Plus Lit
Rooune
Ine
Tracey Lee Hugli
Polacolor
Polaroid
tyPolaroid Corp
Deeds Dairy
Woody's
Dicken
Hutchison’s
Wooley Bros
Sohio Station
Logan Frozen Food
Rempel’s
Enterprise
Thompson's
Union Furnace
Deeds Dairy Coupon
Cherries
Satuday
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