Stolen Money and Items From Blackburn Home in Nelsonville
Police report the Blackburn residence at 390 W Washington St was entered through a broken window Wednesday night. About $1,600 in cash along with cigarettes and a billfold were taken from multiple locations. Two local youths were cited for separate offenses and await mayor’s court. Fire crews addressed wiring overheating at another residence. Twenty Nelsonville-York students will join a federally funded Breakthrough program at Tri-County Vocational School running late June to late July with bus stops across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Blackburn Sr
Washington St
Dennis Wolfe
Adams St
Nelsonville
Scott Mender
Church St
Mayor’s Court
Nelsonville-York
Tri - County
Athens County
Ohio
Lyle Lehman
Ohio University
Barber
Sta
Hocking Family Roles Highlight Local Service in Vietnam and Alaska
Kenneth H Vore 19 of Glouster promoted to Army Specialist Four near Duc Pho Vietnam as a team leader with Company C 3rd Battalion 1st Infantry 25th Division 11th Infantry Brigade and earns Combat Infantryman Badge. David D Waddell 21 of Logan assigned to U S Army Health Clinic Fort Greely Alaska. Ricky R Collins 17 of Glouster completes eight weeks basic training at Fort Knox Kentucky with drill weapon map reading tactics and history. Clarence I Thompson son of Jonah C Thompson of Logan began U S Army Alaska Summer Leaders course May 17 at Fort Greely Alaska. after river training he proceeds to mountaineering and northern movement training and will return to units June 11. stationed at Fort Richardson Alaska as squad leader in 562nd Engineer Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth H. Vore
Virginia L. Vore
High St
Glouster
Duc Pho
Vietnam
25Rd Infantry Division
David D. Waddell
Ervin IX. Waddell
Logan Rt. 3
U.S. Army Health Clinic
Ft. Greely
Alaska
Army
Ricky R. Collins
Virgil GB. Collins
Glouster Rt. 2
U.S. Army Training Center
Armor
Ft. Knox
Clarence I. Thompson
Jonah C. Thompson
Logan
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Northern Warfare Training Center
Tanana River
Thompson
Ft. Richardson
562Nd Engineer Company
OCAP Chief To Speak At Trinity AM Church
Lewis C. Berger of Columbus OCAP executive director will be guest speaker at 10 15 a m Sunday worship service at Trinity United Methodist Church 105 W Hunter St The OCAP received a Governor's Awards citation for efforts to raise Ohio awareness of drinking driving problems and to push alcohol out of highway accident statistics. Dr Daniel X Freedman APA director on drug abuse notes alcohol as the top problem with 7 to 9 million U S alcoholics and 39 000 annual deaths from drinking drivers and pedestrians. The Rev R W Faulkner invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Berger
Columbus
Ohio Council On Alcohol Problems, Inc
Trinity United Methodist Church
W. Hunter St
Pete O'Grady
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
John J. Gilligan
Daniel X. Freedman
American Psychiatric Association On
U.S
R. W. Faulkner
Boys State Ends Today Graduation at Ashland College
The 34th Buckeye Boys State ends with graduation on the Ashland College campus. About 1,360 boys participate as state Rep. Donald Ef. Lukens delivers the main address. Activities include a track meet and mock state offices. Two boys will attend Boys Nation in Washington, D.C. Awards include the first Order of the Badge of Honor for three boys and the counselors' award for two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ohio
Buckeye
Ashland College
Donald Ef. Lukens
Middletown
Boys Nation
Washington
D.C
Proctor Estate appoints administratrix Anne Proctor
Anne Proctor of Gore Ohio has been appointed administratrix of the Estate of Glenn Proctor late of Gore Hocking County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months Dated this Sunday of June 1971 RUBA BANGERT BROWN Judge 769 G13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Proctor
Anne Proctor
Gore
Ohio
Hocking County
Ruba Bangert Brown
Area Adults Offered Prep Education At Tri County School
T C Porter announces a program at Tri County Vocational School for adults in the district to complete high school and pursue a vocational certificate. Open to Alexander Federal Hocking Glouster Logan Miller Nelsonville York New Lexington Starr Washington districts for 1971 72 with senior programs in agriculture business and distributive education and two year tracks in drafting machine trades agriculture mechanics and printing trades. Five credits awarded per school year completed. Call guidance at 753 3511 ext 43 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Porter
Tri - County
Porter
Tri- County
Alexander
Federal-Hocking
Glouster
Logan
Jaycees Softball Falls Short of Perfect Season in Split Doubleheader
The Jaycee softball team lost a bid for a perfect season after a 8-1 first game win over the Marietta Jaycees, with second game records wiped by a flood. At a Wednesday meeting, four Jaycee members agreed to join City Council committees, ensuring regular briefing of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Marietta Jaycees
Barry Metzler
Tom West
Larry Wells
Stan Coakley
Don Griggs
Jay Walsh
Harry Seurkamp
Harry
Cincinnati
Risch’s Drug Store
Kathleen
Douglas
Cindy
Hocking County Receives Gasoline Tax Share
Hocking County and its municipalities collected 43,657 in June gasoline tax disbursements as part of a statewide total of 8,100,978. State Auditor Ferguson noted payments to counties were 30,000 each and townships 800 each, with Logan 4,121 and Lancaster 22,666 among listed recipient towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Logan
Laurelville
Murray City
Nelsonville
Buchtel
McArthur
Zaleski
New Straitsville
Bremen
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
Rose Show Slated by Lancaster Rose Club
The Lancaster Rose Show will run 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Ohio University Branch on Route 37N Lancaster. The public is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Rose
The
Lancaster Rose Club
Ohio University
Rt. 37N
Lancaster
Rice joins James A. Rhodes firm to handle Detroit Toledo rail line account
Fred Rice former Jackson County legislator and Ohio state fire marshal, formerly registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles under Gov. James A. Rhodes, becomes associate with James A. Rhodes & Associates in Columbus and will handle industrial development work for the Detroit Toledo Ironton & Ann Arbor Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Fred Rice
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
James A. Rhodes
Admissions and dismissals list with patient transfers
Admissions include Lloyd Fraizer 565 W Front St Miss Maudie Householder 1196 Fourth St Mrs Charles Lehman 349 N Mulberry St Mrs Wallace Gillogly Greenville Mrs Gerald Mowery Bremen Rt 1 Joseph Dennison McArthur Mrs Donald Abram Jr Junction City Rt 1 Jay Lavender Cincinnati Dismissals show transfers to Doctors Hospital Columbus for Mrs Barbara Miller 884 Church St and to Lancaster Fairfield Hospital for Mrs Donald Abram Jr Junction City Rt 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Fraizer
W. Front St
Maudie Householder
Fourth St
Charles Lehman
N. Mulberry St
Wallace Gillogly
Greenville
Gerald Mowery
Bremen
Joseph Dennison
McArthur
Donald Abram Jr
Junction City
Jay Lavender
Cincinnati
Doctors Hospital
Columbus
Barbara Miller
Church St
Terry Gleason
Logan Rt. 2
Junction City Rt. 1
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Birth Announcements from Mount St. Mary Area
Mr and Mrs Carl Polley Nelsonville welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs William Shust Glouster welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Errett Degar more Glouster Rt 3 welcome a daughter. Mrs Mary Keplar Nelsonville, James Gretz Chauncey. Mrs Bess Rice Nelsonville, Grover Corbin Zaleski. Mrs Dora Conley Nelsonville, Jacob Hawk Millfield, Bert Lowry Carbondale, Warren Casto Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Polley
Nelsonville
William Shust
Glouster
Son
Errett Degarmore
Mary Keplar
James Gretz
Chauncey
Bess Rice
Grover Corbin
Zaleski
Dora Conley
Jacob Hawk
Millfield
Bert Lowry
Carbondale
Warren Casto
Stewart
Memorial Cairn Described As Stark Stone Pyramid
A cairn is defined as a pyramid of rough stones serving as a memorial or landmark. The term covers stacks built for remembrance, guidance, or territorial markers across landscapes.
Juveniles Arraigned In Hocking County Court On Traffic Charges
Twelve teenagers appeared in Hocking County Juvenile Court on traffic offenses. Mowery 16 had driving rights suspended for a year for speeding on Main St. Klinebrier 15 fined for driving without a license with license ban until six months after his 16th birthday. Other youths faced fines and varying penalties for offenses including unlicensed driving, speeding, excessive speed causing an accident, carrying a passenger without eye protection, improper left turns, and lack of motorcycle endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
James Mowery
S. Culver St
Rhea Bangert Brown
Main St
Jack McQuaid
Carbon Hill
Richard Bowlby
Logan Rt
Timothy Ebert
South Bloomingville Rt
Michael Lafever
New Plymouth
Brenda Wolfe
Hill St
Hunter St
Roger Freeman
Rockbridge
Mt Sterling Governor Takes Office at Buckeye Girls State
Pam ela Colleen Stevenson, 17, of Mount Sterling, was sworn in as the 25th governor of Buckeye Girls State by Chief Justice C William ONeill. She wore a white organza gown and pledged to pursue a state lottery as a revenue source to replace the property tax during the three day government exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Pamela Colleen Stevenson
Mount Sterling
Buckeye Girls State
Plains High School
C. William O’neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nelsonville News
Blackburn
Charles Kasler
Myers St
Ernest Dotson
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Public Square
Backus Lumber Co
Poplar St
Davis Grocery
Burr Oak Blvd
BUICK
Marion Riggs Ford
Logan Gates
Hocking
Logan Theatre
Robert Duvall
Donald Pleasence
OCAP
Trinity
Dick van Dyke
LLM
Nelson
Jorgin Ryg
Axel Strobye
Alin LM
SEO News
Hocking Valley
Mount ST. Mary
Lenny Klinebrier
Haydenville
Rt. 33
Brown
Mt. Sterling
Serta
Elberfeld
State Farm
Shell Johnson Logan Federal Building
Logan, Ohio
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Belville Motor Car, Inc
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Bel Air
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Sears
GMAC
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