Welfare aid totals fall in Hocking County in April report
Ohio Department of Public Welfare records 1 305 Hocking County residents receiving state welfare in April, down from March. Totals by program show Aid for the Aged 418, Aid to Dependent Children 459, Aid to the Blind 19, Aid for the Disabled 56, General Relief 370. April totals exclude some earlier counts. Neighboring counties list combined aid figures for aged, dependent children, blind, and disabled, with Athens Fairfield Perry Pickaway and Ross each contributing specific totals.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Athens
Fairfield
Perry
Bled
Pickaway
Ross
EUB Youngsters Set Sunday Missionary Service
Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church children host a special missionary service this Sunday at 9 am featuring a filmstrip Manan chan and Koji along with missionary songs and prayers. Offering boxes will be returned for Bible gifts to Japan and the program includes Meet our Missionaries with a prayer partner for each child. Mrs. Stanley Dunkle promotes children’s missions. Mrs. Vivian Shaw leads the division. parents are invited.
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Logan Evangelical United Brethren Church
Japan
Meet Our Missionaries
Stanley Dunkle
Missionary For Education
Vivian Shaw
Residents Return Home After Ohio Hospital Surgeries
Mrs. Edward St. Clair of Logan Route 4 is back home after surgery on June 12 at University Hospital Columbus. Mrs. Herman Studer of 117 West Front Street is recovering from Thursday surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus, after Tuesday hospitalization, room 601.
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Edward St. Clair
Logan Rt. 4
University Hospital, Columbus
Herman Studer
Front St
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Dick Brandt Wins at Scioto Downs with Edgewood Ambrose
Logan reinsman Dick Brandt drove Edgewood Ambrose to victory in the fourth race at Scioto Downs Thursday night. The four year old trotter, owned by Dr. R. R. Fuller of Newark and Harold Fuller of McConnelsville, was the favorite and also won last week at the Columbus track.
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Dick Brandt
Logan Reinsman
Edgewood Ambrose
Scioto Downs
Dr. R. R. Fuller
Newark
Harold Fuller
McConnelsville
Columbus
Hide A Way Hills Celebrates Second Annual Day
Members and guests of Hide A Way Hills in Hocking County plan a full day of activities from daybreak fishing to tennis golf archery and a poolside fashion show. A barbecue dinner and dancing by the Stardusters will close the celebration free to members as the resort showcases its year round family friendly offerings.
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Hocking County
Hide-A-Way Hills
Look Magazine
Central Ohio
Three More Men Certified Hunter Safety Instructors
Three area men join eight certified hunters safety instructors. Ralph Helber of 175 Midland Ave, L. M. Ingram of Haydenville and Roger Humphrey of 75 W. Second St are now qualified to teach gun operation safe handling and shooting techniques on range and in the field after passing tests and completing training periods.
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Ralph Helber
Midland Ave
L. M. Ingram
Haydenville
Roger Humphrey
W. Second St
Order of DeMolay Elects New Officers in Logan
New officers were elected at Logan Chapter of the Order of DeMolay. George Blosser Jr. was named master counselor, Billy Jo King senior counselor, and John McAfee junior counselor. Installation is planned for July with date to be announced. A semi annual inspection will be at the Masonic Temple at 7 p.m. Tuesday, open to DeMolay chapters and Masonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Blosser Jr
Billy Jo King
John McAfee
Masonic Temple
DeMolay
Masonic Fraternity
Postmistress Announces Rockbridge ZIP Code 43149
Rockbridge postmistress Nellie J. Later announced the area ZIP code 43149. The new Post Office Department system, set to go nationwide July 1, guides clerks by number to national area state and destination for mail dispatch and delivery.
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Nellie J. Later
Rockbridge
Post Office Department
Buckeye Boys State Ends Busy Final Day
Athens Ohio AP statehouse style notes Buckeye Boys State closes after a heavy workload with a budget bill change removing a 742470 allocation for unemployment compensation. Joseph Stone Murray elected vice president of the Boys State Board of Trustees and a proposal for mandatory high school courses on Americanism and Communism discussed. The encampment also humorously required counselors to wear combat boots belts and rattle keys as they parade through halls.
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Athens
Ohio
Buckeye Boys
House
Senate
Robert Weller
American Legionnaires of the
Boys State Board of Trustees
Joseph Stone Murray Os
Wraughn Collins
Hocking County
Boardman
Boys State
J McDermott
Milford
Joseph E. Cook
General Assembly
Mike Ritchey
Coshocton
Kenneth Zuk
Steubenville
Winners Named in Hocking County 4-H Share-the-Fun Contest
Winners announced by Bill Melvin include Hocking Livestock Leaders in instrumental with Bubblegirls and Lips To RRC Mon in drama, Enterprise Farmerettes first in vocal with Tan Shoes and Pink Shoelaces, Carbon Hill Clovers second with Barbershop Quartet, Boots and Saddles first in dramatic with Joe the Bartender, Loganettes second with Krazy School Daze, and Eager Beavers third with Trees. Judges Don Davis of Athens County and Ralph Poston of Logan officiated.
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Hocking County
Logan High School
Bill Melvin
Hocking Livestock Leaders
RRC
Enterprise Farmerettes
Carbon Hill’ Clovers
Boots and Saddles
Loganettes
County Commissioners Hold Routine Meeting and Approve Bills
Hocking County commissioners held a weekly session in the courthouse approving bills for county offices auto and gas dog and kennel and tuberculosis. They voted to transfer 92.45 from the unanticipated emergency fund to insurance on persons under workers compensation. Also notes a shepherds hut at 17100 feet in southern Peru as a potential world’s highest permanent habitation.
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Hocking County
Peru
Three Accidents Investigated by Hocking County Sheriff's Office
The Hocking County sheriff's department investigated three Thursday accidents with two weather related. A Columbus trio suffered cuts and abrasions when their auto left a curve on Maysville Road and overturned into a creek at 12:45 a.m. The car was destroyed and no charges issued. An abandoned vehicle hit a culvert on Rush Creek Road at 5:30 a.m. under investigation. it is owned by Bill E B Jeffers of Nelsonville Route 1. A third crash on Route 935 near Ewing at 5:45 p.m. involved a truck driven by Willard A. Jayjohlin of Wellston. he was cited for excessive speed for road and weather. A Laurelville man damaged his auto on Route 56 at 2:45 a.m. after apparently dozing off. Kenneth R. Ss, 31, suffered scalp lacerations and possible injuries. City police also investigated a 11 a.m. Henieretta Avenue crash. Jerry F. Martin, 18, of McArthur, slid into Betty Hartman’s car with minor damage and no charges.
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Hocking County
Rush Creek
Bill EB
Jeffers
Nelsonville
Ewing
Willard A. Jayjohlin
Wellston
Laurelville
Rt. 56
Kenneth R. Ss
Pickaway County
Henrietta Ave
Jerry F. Martin
McArthur
Betty Hartman
Gore
County Courts Name Administrators and Executors
R B Sinnott named administrator of the Charles Loomis estate. Homer B Bright named executor of the James F Bright estate. Support payments from Joe Walburn to Norris Walburn set aside for a minor child. Decree in Ruffner v Ruffner modified requiring Max Ruffner to pay child support to Delilah Voris who has custody.
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R. B. Sinnott
W. Jennison Ave
Charles Loomis
N. Walnut St
Homer B. Bright
Columbus
James F. Bright
Logan
Joe Walburn
Norris Walburn
Mary Juanita Ruffner
Max Ruffner
Delilah Voris
Keystone Brothers entertain at Izaak Walton June meeting
Fifty five members attended the June Izaak Walton league gathering at the Lake Logan club house. Ohio State University students the Keystone Brothers performed banjo and piano numbers and sang with humorous skits between. Richard Hall of Logan Clay Products Co. led the program and a fried chicken dinner followed.
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Izaak Walton League
Lake Logan
Keystone Brothers
Ohio State University
Richard Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Cincinnati N A A C P Leader Blasts Apathetic Legislators
William F. Bowen president of the Cincinnati branch of the NAACP says complacent legislators are driving Cincinnati and Ohio toward racial violence. He notes civil rights groups will push housing discrimination reforms by demonstrations if needed and criticizes the Ohio legislature and Gov Rhodes for letting a fair housing bill die in the House Government Operations Committee.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William F. Bowen
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
James A. Rhodes
Ohio House
Stock prices rise on steel labor deal market gains
New York AP reports a brisk stock market advance driven by a steel labor agreement. In early trading, the Associated Press average rose 0.7 points at noon as steels led, with U S Steel and Bethlehem among active issues and turnover at 1.25 million shares.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
Rhodes Casts First Veto At Ohio Legislature
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes vetoed a GOP backed bill aimed at changing mortgage protections. Rhodes warned the measure would shift default obligations onto borrowers who secure home loans, saying it would be unfair and obscure borrower rights.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
General Assembly
Ralph Cole Jr
R - Hancock
Rhodes
Macmillan Orders New Probe Into Security
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament he ordered a new inquiry into Britain's security services after the Profumo scandal involving John Profumo Christine Keeler and Eugene Ivanov. He said Scotland Yard had not informed him of espionage suspicions in the three way relationship.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Profumo
Parliament
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanos
Huge Training Program Urged by Kennedy Package
President Kennedy asks Congress to approve a $300 million federal vocational training and education program aimed at economically deprived Negroes and whites. The plan includes adult literacy funding, expanded manpower development, and boosted support for out of school youths.
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Washin
Kennedy
Congress
Jemeeney
Capitol Hill
Senate
The General to Tour Ohio During Civil War Centennial
The General locomotive and museum car will visit Ohio in July as part of Civil War centennial observances. The Ohio Historical Society with Civil War Centennial Commission and Railroad Community Services Committees sponsors plan community stops in Canton Alliance Wellsville Steubenville Denison Uhrichsville Coshocton Newark Waverly and Portsmouth through July 20.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Historical Society
Death of David G. Laubensheimer at 32
David G. Laubensheimer 32 of Logan Route 2 died at his home at 9 30 am after an extended illness. He was born in Westerville and is survived by his wife Ann two sons Timmy and Danny a daughter Patty and daughters Debbie and Liza two sons Jerry and David Woltz a brother Bill and a sister Mrs Norma Walston. Funeral arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Home are complete.
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David G. Laubensheimer
Logan Rt. 2
George H
Grace Burwell Weaver
Westerville
Ann
Timmy
Danny
Patty
Debbie
Liza
el Monte
Calif
Jerry
David Woltz
Bill
Columbus
Norma Walston
Heinlein
James Easterling 72 Dies At Home In Logan
James Easterling 72 of Logan Route 2 died this morning at his home. He was the husband of the late Bernice Crabtree Easterling and is survived by three daughters Mrs. Florence Collins and Mrs. Wilma Grubb, both of Logan, and others.
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James Easterling
Logan Rt. 2
Mr. Easterling
Bernice Crabtree Easterling
Florence Collins
Wilma Grubb
Logan
Funeral arrangements incomplete for Warren funeral home patient
Isabelle Loomis of St. Louis is in the care of Warren Funeral Home in Nelsonville after an incident. Arrangements are incomplete and pending further details.
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Rte
Isabelle Loomis
St. Louis
Warren Funeral Home
Nelsonville
Vernon J. St. Clair obituary
Vernon J. St. Clair, 81, former resident of Marion Township, died Monday in a Tucson hospital after a short illness. He was the son of Daniel and Elizabeth Berry St. Clair and brother of John and Frank St. Clair. Survived by sister Estella St. Clair and stepson Louis St. Clair. Funeral services and burial held Thursday in Chicago.
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Vernon J. St. Clair
Marion Twp
Tucson, Ariz
Daniel and
Elizabeth Berry St. Clair
John and
Frank St. Clair
Logan
Estella St. Clair
Columbus
Louis St. Clair
Dallas
Texas
Chicago
Columbus Man Fined For Illegal Fishing
Urban Alphonzo Ardister of Columbus was fined $15 and costs by acting county judge Richard Gerken for fishing without a license. Cited by game warden Marvin Nungester at Lake Logan on Wednesday. Committed to county jail for non payment of the fine.
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Urban Alphonzo Ardister
Columbus
Richard Gerken
Marvin Nungester
Lake Logan
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All Popular Brands Delivery Service
Ben Kitchen
National Pest Control Association
Boys
Melvin
Sheriff's Dept
Jay
Izaak Walton
Libby
Harden & Helber
Macmillan
Blosser’s
John Eberst
Larry Eberst
Paul Beach
Keller & Weltner Monument Co
W. Alcher St
Cadillac
Ghreeter
Chevrolet
aVe
ILLAC
Oldsmobile
Sears
Ralph Sheets
Bill Helber
Jack Antle
Bob Walker
Wes Ogg
Belville
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