Ohio Counties Share of 1963 Real Estate Taxes Low in State
Hocking County received 969192 from real estate and public utility taxes in 1963, fifth lowest among Ohio's 88 counties. Schools took 658158, municipalities 61545, the county 167401, townships 74300, and the state 7786. State totals rose 49755145 from 1962 with schools at 524698472 and municipalities, counties, and townships receiving respective shares.
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Hocking County
State Auditor's Office
Ohio
Vinton
Noble
Adams
Meigs
Hocking
Athens
Fairfield
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
Mortgage Approved for Church Property on Nickel Plate Road
County Courts Judge Harley Meyer approves a $15,000 mortgage on Church of Christ property by trustees Dick Morgan the Rev D E Kinkade and James Peoples to Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association for construction of a church at six percent interest. Monthly payments of 107 dollars with prepayment option. Administrator Hugh F Daubenmier named for estate of Charles D Daubenmier. Christine M Brown granted divorce from John E Brown with custody to Brown and $20 weekly support plus costs.
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Harley Meyer
Nickel Plate Rd
Church of Christ
Dick Morgan
D. E. Kinkade
James Peoples
Logan Federal Savings & Loan Association
Christine M. Brown
Logan Rt. 2
John E. Brown
Railroad Ave
Executor Appointed for Stoughton Estate in Rockbridge
David L. Stoughton of Lancaster named executor for the estate of the late Willa May Stoughton of Rockbridge. The appointment proceeds under local probate rules with rights and duties to administer assets and settle debts.
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David L. Stoughton
Lancaster
Willa May Stoughton
Rockbridge
Judge dismisses Dennis v Woods without record
Judge Harley Meyer dismisses the case of John R. and Hazel A. Dennis against Charles Woods without record at the plaintiffs' request. Dismissal costs borne by the plaintiffs.
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Harley Meyer
John R
Hazel A. Dennis
Charles Woods
Plantiffs
Logan Police Cite Brothers On Abuse Counts
Herbert J. Ackison and his brother Hubert Ackison were cited for speeding on E Front Street at 7 25 p m and for abusing an officer. A court appearance before Mayor Jack Moorehead is scheduled for 9 a m Saturday. Norma J Walhers was cited for reckless driving on W Front Street at 11 30 p m and will appear in court Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Herbert J. Ackison
Nelsonville
Boots & Saddle 4-Hers Plan Annual Open Western Horse Show
Boots and Saddle 4 H Club hosts its second annual Open Western Horse Show at the Hocking County Fairgrounds this Sunday starting at 11 am. Halter classes offer ribbons for top five, with cash prizes in show classes and a lunch and tack truck on site. Contact Ken Tschappat or Bob Campbell for details.
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Boots & Saddle
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Ken Tschappat
Bob Campbell
Army Engineer To Be Speaker At Athens Fete
Col. Harrington W. Cochran district engineer for the U S Army Corps of Engineers will headline the 10th annual Police Firemen Appreciation Dinner in Athens Monday at 6 30 p m He will address Water Too Much or Too Little flood control and water conservation programs for the Ohio and Hocking River basins New equipment awards will be presented to police and fire chiefs by Athens Lions Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees and the Royal McBee Corporation.
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Harrington W. Cochran
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Athens
Harrington
Ohio
Hocking
Athens Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Royal McBee Corporation
Logan Vehicle Safety Check Initiated by City and 4-H Leaders
Logan police and Hocking County 4-H Junior Leaders launched a voluntary vehicle safety check that examined 164 autos, finding 32 deficient. Defects included 15 faulty turn signals and multiple lights, with checks at the Logan Post Office and several plants. Additional inspections cover steering, tires, glass, and mirrors. passing cars get windshield stickers, while deficient drivers obtain re check slips after repairs.
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Hocking County
4-H
Logan Post Office
State Highway Garage
Metalbestos
Metal Powder Products
General Electric
Goodyear
Logan Jaycees Attend 44th U.S. Jaycee Convention
Ronald Curly Sinnott and Roger Johnson represent Logan at the 44th annual U.S. Jaycee convention in Dallas Texas. Committee sessions forum caucuses and election of national officers fill the program. Other features include a get acquainted party with an indoor rodeo special meals and the Parade of States in downtown Dallas.
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Ronald
Curly) Sinnott
Roger Johnson
Logan
Dallas
Tex
Commissioners Open Bids On New Vehicles
Hocking County commissioners opened bids for a sheriff cruiser from W&H Chevrolet at 2925 dollars with 100 dollar trade-in for a 1958 Ford. They also opened bids for three dump trucks and a flatbed, with multiple bids and trade-ins reviewed by Engineer Seabright before a Monday award.
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Hocking
Sheriff's Department
W&h Chevrolet
Albert Seabright
North East Garage
Diamond T
Tansky Motors
Dodge
Tansky Rambler
Bowman & Beasley Ford
Eight Year Old Boy Struck In Nelsonville Car Crash
An eight year old boy suffered minor injuries when struck by a car in Nelsonville at 10 19 a m on Jefferson Street. The driver James W Jolley 43 was not cited and stopped immediately. Earlier incidents include Rollie Sutton six struck near Blackburns Appliance Store and Harvey W Hall 62 died from injuries after a collision at Harper and Canal Streets. John A Korchak Jr 47 was cited for speeding on Canal Street. Marjorie F E Adkins 42 was ordered to appear for running a stop sign after a crash at Patton and Desteigner Streets. Moderate vehicle damage reported.
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Nelsonville
William A. Koon
Jefferson Sr
James W. Jolley
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Jefferson St
Koon
Jolley
Rollie Sutton
Millfield Rt. 1
Blackburn
Chestnut St
Harvey W. Hall
Harper St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Harper and Canal Sts
John A. Korchak Jr
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Canal St
Hoffman
Marjorie FE. Adkins
Pleasantview Ave
William Hoffman
Patton St
Desteigner St
Desteigner
Elmer C. Kesterson
Carbondale
Young Democrats to Hold First Official Meeting
Hocking County Young Dems will hold the first official meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Democrat headquarters on the James Building's second floor. Officers will be elected and a program planned for the year. Democratic candidates may attend. Light refreshments. Open to all 18 to 40 for office. teens may form a group.
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Hocking County
Young Democrats Club
Democrat
James Building
Firemen Contain Oil Tank Blaze on Farm Tank
Firefighters extinguished a 100 barrel oil tank blaze on the Paul Johnson farm at N Walnut Road at 4 46 p m Wednesday Bremen fire crews used their water supply and called for Logan assistance to complete the response.
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Logan
Paul Johnson Farm
N. Walnut Rd
Bremen
Republicans May Get Two-Week Civil Rights Recess
House leaders reached an agreement to push the civil rights bill next week and may grant Republicans a two-week convention recess they have demanded. After Wednesday talks, Rules Chairman Howard W. Smith said a committee meeting would be held Tuesday to clear the bill for House action.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
Federal rule to label cigarettes as health hazards studied
FTC chair Paul Rand Dixon says industry suits and congressional action threaten new labeling rule. Supporters expect voluntary compliance, while opponents argue over agency authority. If challenged, four years of litigation could delay implementation of the Jan. 1 warning that smoking is dangerous to health and may cause death from cancer and other diseases.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
House Commerce Committee
Paul Rand Dixon
FTC
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Albert G. Clay
Burley Auction Warehouse Association
Dixon
Riot Training Planned For SEO Officers
A Southeast Ohio regional riot and disturbance control training and demonstration will be at Hide A Way Hills Lodge from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 16. Sponsored by the Buckeye State Sheriff's Association hosted by Fairfield County Sheriff Stacy R. Hall. Estimates expected 400 attendees including Sheriff Paul Hartman and deputies and Logan Police Chief Roy Kelch with several officers expected to attend.
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Southeastern Ohio
Hide-A-Way Hills Lodge
Buckeye
Local resident Halstead Lehman enters Mt Carmel Hospital
Halstead Lehman of Glendale Road checked into Mt Carmel Hospital in Columbus on Sunday for lung surgery and welcomes messages from friends. Miss Minnie Bowen, Logan City Schools vocal music supervisor, attended a Ball State workshop in Muncie directed by Dr William Casey of Ball State.
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Halstead Lehman
Greendale Rd
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Minnie Bowen
Logan City
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
William Casey
Ball State
Ohio unemployment improvement trims jobless rate
Ohio's civilian labor force fell to 53.4 percent in May, down 0.4 points from April. Unemployment dropped from an estimated 149000 in April to 135000 in May as total employment rose 1.5 percent to 3777000, with gains in most sectors except manufacturing and government.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
James A. Rhodes Willard P. Dudley
Bureau Administration
Rocky Fork Park Study Is Ordered
The Ohio state controlling board released 23000 dollars for an engineering study to redevelop Rocky Fork State Park in Highland County. The Natural Resources Department will use bond funds to hire Harry Balke Engineers to plan additions of 23 trailer sites 42 tent sites a 500 foot swimming beach with shower house boat ramps and a marina. The park currently offers 132 camping sites.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Rocky Fork State Park
Highland County
Natural Resources Department
Harry Balke
Cincinnati
Kuwait to Fund 500 Mile Sahara Pipeline Project
Kuwait agrees to lend Algeria 21 million dollars to construct a 500 mile oil pipeline running from the Sahara to the Mediterranean, aimed at boosting North African energy exports and regional infrastructure.
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Damascus
Syria
Kuwait
Algeria
The
Sahara
Mediterranean
Apportionment Move In Ohio Is Urged
Atty. Gen. William Saxbe urged an early special session of the Ohio legislature to reapportion the House. He argued the session should precede the election to place amendment proposals before voters, then implement after. Governor Rhodes listened but showed little enthusiasm. Legislative leaders opposed hastening action, saying changes could come as soon as practicable.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
House
Atty
William Saxbe
Saxbe
U. S. Supreme Court
James A. Rhodes
Roger Cloud
R Logan
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
R Athens
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Logan Rt. 4
Charles D. Daubenmier
Magnus
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Daily News
Nelsonville News
Young Dems
SEO
Nick’s
Jakarta
Indonesia
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
Harold K. Johnson
Bataan
Korea
Creighton W. Abrams
George Patton
4Th Armored
Abrams
New York
American Telephone
Barry Goldwater
Medical Tribune
Doctors
Goldwater
Chicago
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bell Telephone Co
Elizabeth A. Wood
Bell Laboratories
Rocky Fork Park
W. Hunter ST
Ray Riggs
Mercury
North Court Street
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