Hocking County May Oil Up 6000 Barrels in May Output
Hocking County produced 48 524 barrels of Penn grade oil in May up from 42 152 in April while total Ohio May output reached 87 376 barrels. The county accounts for 55 5 percent of state Penn grade production as Perry Fairfield and Muskingum counties contributed additional totals.
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May
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Newark
Births and admissions in local hospital notes
A new seven pound 12 ounce boy was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Dietzel of Laurelville Rt 1 at 3 29 PM Friday. The notes list admissions for Mary Allgood and Jessie Moore head and dismissals for Dean Burns Ray Nelson and Clifford B Thompson with listed addresses. Emergency cases include Robert Kennedy Michael Cerana and Emma Bardain among others.
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Paul Dietzel
Laurelville Rt
Mary Allgood
Bowen
Jessie Moorehead
Hocking Ave
Logan
Dean Burns
Wilkesville
Ray Nelson
Angle Ave
Lou Clifford B. Thompson
Robert Kennedy
Logan Rt
Michael Cerana
Uhrichsville
Emma Bardain
New
Obituary Notice From Mount St Marys Area
List of residents and relatives from Nelsonville Athens Glouster McArthur Logan New Lexington and surrounding areas mentioned by name including Floyd Mills Kathleen Boyd Jerry Mourn Margaret Morgan Randy Irvin Clinton Crihfield Gene Williams Mable Dewhurst Doris Pergrin Catherine Buck Elmer McDonald Vera Van Sickle Harley Wakefield Margaret Mackey Benjamin Ervin Ronald Decker with addresses and kin in the Mt. Marys region.
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Floyd Mills
Kathleen Boyd
Nelsonville
Jerry Mourn
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Anthony Gibbs
Athens
Margaret Morgan
Glouster
Randy Irvin
Buchtel
Clinton Crihfield
Gene Williams
Mable Dewhurst
Doris Pergrin
Catherine Buck
New Straitsville
Elmer McDonald
Vera van Sickle
McArthur
Harley Wakefield
Margaret Mackey
Logan
Benjamine Ervin
New Lexington
Ronald Decker
Two More Dog Bite Victims Reported in County
The 33rd and 34th Hocking County residents bitten by dogs this year are Robert Hartshorn, 33, Laurelville Rt. 1, and Delbert Matheny Jr., 12, New Straitsville Rt. 1. Hartshorn was attacked by a chained German shepherd, required 24 stitches, and was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital. the dog lacked rabies shots. Matheny was bitten in Murray City, treated at Mt. St. Mary Hospital, and the dog owned by Edna Mahoney is in 14 days observation, all shots completed.
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Robert Hartshorn
Laurelville Rt. 1
Delbert Matheny Jr
New Straitsville Rt. 1
Hocking County
Hartshorn
Clinton Queen
Harrison Gillespie
Rockbridge Rt
James Leonard
Hocking Valley Hospital
Matheny
Murray City
Edna Mahoney
Mt. St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Greenhills Camp Opens With 240 Scouts In Wet Day
reporters document Press Day at Greenhills Boy Scout Reservation near Logan as 240 scouts from Franklin and Fairfield counties and others begin a three year development. Camp B covers 400 acres with 13 sites and daily cost 2.25 per scout.
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Franklin
Fairfield
Hocking
Delaware
Madison
Union
Fayette
Highland
Pickaway
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Logan
Green Two
Pleads Guilty To Auto Theft In Local Case
Fredrick A. Dougherty 26 of Logan Route 3 was arrested Friday for auto theft after taking a 1961 Diamond T truck from Stage Coach Inn parking lot around 12:45 a.m. The vehicle was found at Five Mile Inn and Dougherty was arrested by city police at 2 a.m. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury after officers said he had been drinking.
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Fredrick A. Dougherty
Logan Rt
Dougherty
Stage Coach Inn
Five Mile Inn
Farm Product Prices Edge Up Slightly
Washington AP reports farm product prices rose four tenths of one percent from mid May to mid June. Grain, meat, and dairy sectors drove the modest gain as market signals reflected seasonal demand and supply shifts.
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Washington
Nelsonville Police Auxiliary Auction Planned to Aid Unit
Nelsonville police auxiliary members plan an auction to raise funds for operations. Donations of used furniture and appliances are welcome and pickups can be arranged by department members. Local court appearances include Mildred Bruce and Max Figgins. A hit-and-run on Canal Street involved a 1961 station wagon. police seek the other driver. Fraternal Order of Police meets July 1 at Redmen's Park Athens for candidate installations and August picnic plans.
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Nelsonville City
Order of Police
Redmen’s Park
Athens
D. F. Cone
FOP
Mrs Kate Seemes 74 Dies After Illness in Walbridge
Mrs Kate Seemes 74 of Walbridge died Friday morning after an extended illness. Born in Athens County she was the daughter of the late Alex and Melinda McCombs. Survived by a daughter MrsStanley Norris Nelsonville three grandchildren two sons and a daughter preceded her in death. Funeral services Monday at 1 p m at Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville with calling after 3 p m Sunday Burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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George Seemes
Kate Seemes
Walbridge
Seemes
Athens County
Alex and
Melinda McCombs
Stanley Norris
Nelsonville
Johnson Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Door Flies Open Causes Minor Accident
Police traced a minor crash near the Spring Street and West Hunter Street intersection at 11 45 a m Friday. Franklin E Sterling 20 of Logan Route 1 was turning onto Hunter Street when a door opened and struck a parked Bow man Beasley Ford agency car at 96 West Hunter. Sterling faces a reckless operation charge and will appear before May or Delmar Freeman at 8 p m today.
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Spring St
Hunter St
Franklin E. Sterling
Logan Rt. 1
Sterling
Bowman & Beasley Ford Agency
W. Hunter
Delmar Freeman
Union and Metalbestos Reach Three Year Contract
Logan's Metalbestos plant management and Local 98 of the Sheet Metal Workers reached a three year contract effective July 1 after months of negotiations.
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Logan’s Metalbestos
Hocking County Listed In Ohio Cornell Safety Study
Hocking County is among ten Ohio counties in a two year Ohio Cornell Automotive Crash Injury Program. State patrol officers and area physicians participate to study injury causes and severities in late model car accidents with aims to reduce injuries and deaths.
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Ohio
Cornell
Hocking County
Ohio-Cornell
ACIR
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory
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Scioto
Vinton
Lawrence
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Tom F. Lewis
Columbus
Hocking Red Cross Elects Carl Harsh Chapter Chairman
Hocking County Red Cross officers and board members elected Carl Harsh as chapter chairman to finish the 1962 63 term and lead the 1963 64 term. He succeeds William Sion who resigned after a Carborundum Co promotion. Treasurer Herschel Bensonha ver presented the 1964 65 budget of 8 854 and it was approved item by item. Plans for a centennial celebration were set for the annual meeting in September with Al Baron guest speaker.
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Hocking County Red Cross
Carl Harsh
William Sion
Carborundum Co
Lion
Niagara Falls
Herschel Bensenhaver
al Baron
Franklin County
Cuba
National Red Cross
United States
Edward Menders
ABC
Eva Mack
Paul Collison
Amos Potts
Wayne Whitcraft
Bensonhaver
Larry Holzapfel
Edith Eaton
Marie Dupler
Lillian Hildabolt
Zella Hammon
Leda Rutgers
Anna Gerken
Kenneth Hinerman
Jacob Keller
Neal Dillon
Harold
DeMolay Logan Chapter Plans Final Meeting Before Installations
Sue Ann Casner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Casner of 247 N Market St, returned home Friday from Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after eye surgery earlier this week. An important meeting for all Logan DeMolay members is set for Tuesday July 2 at 7 pm, the last gathering before new officers are installed.
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Sue Ann Casner
Robert Casner
N. Market St
Lancaster - Fairfield Hospital
Logan Chapter of DeMolay
Suit Filed Over Hay Balings Owed
County Courts suit filed by Harry Thomas Logan Route 1 and Ronald Starkey Logan Route 4 against John Kienzle Logan Route 4 seeks 220 dollars plus court costs for hay baling.
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Harry Thomas
Logan Rt. 1
Ronald Starkey
Logan Rt. 4
John Kienzle
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