Nelsonville Cites Five After Weekend Accidents
Nelsonville police cited five people from two weekend accidents. Debra Doolittle suffered scratches. Earl Barnhart cited for unsafe vehicle. Russell Barnhart cited for fictitious plates. Dollie Hall cited for failure to stop. Gary Mowery cited for driving without license. James Dearth pleaded guilty to drunken driving. broader city notices include new Lions Club signs at city gates and bids for converting school furnaces to natural gas.
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Nelsonville
Rt. 278
Canal St
Joyce Ogg
New Plymouth Rt. 1
Earl W. Barnhart
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Barnhart
Debra Doolittle
Ogg
Rt. 33
Lions Club
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Board of Trade
The
Nelsonville City
McGrew Refrigeration Co
Lancaster
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co
McGrew
Columbus
LHS Clarinetist Earns Florida State Summer Camp Aid
Logan High School clarinetist Fred Schmidt received a Florida State University summer music camp scholarship in Tallahassee. He leaves June 20 for five weeks, then returns for three weeks before joining the All-Ohio Boys Band at the Ohio State Fair.
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Fred Schmidt
Frederick H. Schmidt
North St
Logan
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Fla
FSU
Florida Institute of Music
Logan High School
Fred
LHS
Columbus
Jerry McAfee
Five Motorists Fined by Judge Collins in Hocking County
Judge Vaughn Collins fined five motorists for traffic violations and one man forfeited a $20 bond. Laurelville women faced fines with costs and two drivers were cited for stopping on a highway, maintaining distance, and speeding on routes 180 33 and 33S.
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Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Laurelville
Logan Rt. 2
Lawrence Q. Wilson
Clinton C. Cresfield
Nelsonville
Russell F. Counter
Toledo
Hocking County Sales Tax Up Over Two Weeks
Hocking County sales tax receipts for May 26 to June 8 totaled $5 388 29, rising from the 1962 two week total of $3 717 85. For the 1962 fiscal year to June 8 1963 the total was $196 59 a drop of $15 516 57 from the prior year. Nearby counties mostly rose with Athens Pickaway Fairfield and Ross posting gains and Vinton the only county showing a decrease.
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Hocking County
Athens
Pickaway
Vinot
Fairfield
Ross
Vinton
Old Ironsides nickname rooted in War of 1812 battle
The frigate Constitution earned the nickname Old Iron Sides after a gunner observed solid shot bouncing off its wooden hull during the 1812 clash with the British ship Guerriere.
New Hours Set For Liquor Store
A liquor store announces a new hours schedule effective immediately. The shop will be open Monday Tuesday Wednesday from 12 noon to 6 pm, closed Thursday, Friday 10 am to 7 pm, and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm.
Rev Grueser Retires From EUB Ministry
The Rev. A. N. Grueser, longtime pastor of Mills Memorial EUB Church Lancaster since 1956, retires at the Ohio Southeast Conference in Westerville after a 1934 ordination. He and his wife plan to live at 3517 Meadow Lane Grove City following a Mills Memorial farewell honoring his years of service.
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A. N. Grueser
Logan Evangelical Brethren Church
Westerville
Grove City
Mills Memorial Church
White dwarf stars as a stage in stellar evolution
Astronomers describe white dwarfs as hot bluish white objects small in size that mark a late stage of stellar evolution rather than forming a separate star type.
Mayor Freeman Fines Four Drivers On Traffic Counts
Mayor Delmar Freeman fined four drivers over the weekend for traffic violations. Thomas Green, 48, of 320 Washington Ave, was arrested at 9 55 p m Saturday for drunken driving on West Front Street, pled guilty, fined 150 dollars and costs, and sentenced to three days in jail. Staten, 27, Sugar Grove, with reckless operation on Frat Street June 8 8, was fined 10 dollars and costs. Danny L James, 428 West Street, pleaded guilty to unnecessary noise with his auto Saturday on West Main Street, fined 10 dollars and costs. Kenneth R ana 20 Shawnee, was fined 20 dollars and costs for reckless operation on Zanesville Avenue June 9 after police cited him following an accident.
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Delmar Freeman
Thomas Green
Washington Ave
W. Front St
Sun
Staten
Sugar Grove
Peanut Crop Primarily Crushed into Oil Globally
The vast majority of the world’s peanuts are processed into peanut oil or meal, with crushing representing the main end use. This reflects standard agricultural practice and market demand across major producing regions.
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Dollie Hall
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Hall Auto
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Donald M. Kincaid
Junction City Rt. 1
James H. Dearth
Charles Johnson
Charlene
Charles Evans
David
Fort St
Florida
Florida State
Nelsonville Rotary Club
Ethel’s
Fayette St
Nelsonville Board of Trade
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans Home
Riverside Drive
D. R. Johnson
Debbie
Johnny, Tommy
Cindy
Daytona Beach
Roland Pierce
Carol
Max
Tommy
Franklin St
Long Beach
Calif
Mrs. Pierce
Luther Kirkley
Mexico
Georgia
Collins
Valley TS
Lass, Ohio
Walt Disney
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Clarke
Fox East
Paul Fox Grocery
W. Hunter
Grueser
EUB
Freeman
SDAY
GUA
Paul Newman
Elberfeld
seria-Onihali Mattress
Landon
Serta Associa
Elberfeld’s
W. Main St
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