Six motorists fined and bonds forfeited in county court
Six motorists were fined and six others forfeited bonds in Hocking County Court Saturday. Individuals cited include Russell Swackhammer for driving without a license, Jessie Van Bibber for failing to yield, Richard Daubenmire for failing to stop at a stop sign, James Dishong for speeding, Francis Acker for driving an unsafe vehicle, and James Wilson for speeding. Bond forfeitures and one case of dismissal were also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County Court
Russell Swackhammer
Logan Rt. 2
Vaughn Collins
Benton Twp
Jessie N. van Bibber
Nelsonville Rt
Starr Twp
Richard L. Daubenmire
Logan Rt. 1
Falls Two
James H. Dishong
Nelsonville
Green
Francis A. Acker
South Bloomingville
Salt Creek
James L. Wilson
Columbus
Charles E. Reid
Huntington
W. Va
Robert L. Hunter
Athens Rt. 3
Good Hope Two
Police Nab 2 For Prowling
Charles C. Chaffin, 36, of 324 East St., to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 p.m. today on petit larceny and prowling charges after police say he stole women's undergarments from clothes lines. Harold P. Walke, 25, of 549 W. Hunter St., to appear today on prowling charge after an arrest in the West End at 2 45 a.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Chaffin
East St
Jack Moorehead
Chaffin
Harold P. Walke
W. Hunter St
West End
Local residents listed for military and medical notices
Edith Windle of 698 Church St returns from Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after injuries from a March 19 auto crash. Thomas E. Redd of Union Furnace recuperates from a broken ankle at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Florene Adams of 192 W. Second St. returns home after surgery. James H. Funk’s new address is Naval School Newport, Rhode Island. Gary Anderson earns Specialist Five at Fort Lewis. Chieftain Boosters to report at 6 30 p.m. Thursday to prepare Fourth of July concession stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Windle
Church St
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Thomas FE. Redd
Robert Redd
Union Furnace
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Tom
Sardinia
Italy
Thomas E. Redd
U.S. Naval Hospital
James H. Funk
Howard Funk
N. Orchard St
S.K
Naval School Command
Newport
R.I
Gary Anderson
John Anderson
Furnace St
Fort Lewis
Wash
Chieftain Boosters
LHS
Trimble Man Faces Contributing Delinquency Charge
Damon McManaway of Trimble was to be arraigned before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old Murray City girl. He was arrested by the Hocking County sheriff's department Sunday and held in jail for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon McManaway
Trimble
Rhea Bangert Brown
Murray City
McManaway
Hocking
Man Charged With Intoxication at The Wooden Shoe
Vern E. Fox, 66, of 154 W Second St., to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 7 30 p m today on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges arising from an incident at The Wooden Shoe at 2 30 p m Saturday. Complaint filed by manager Richard Hubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern E. Fox
Second St
Jack Moorehead
Richard Hubble
Hospital Notes Birth at 7 38 p.m in New Straitsville
Mr and Mrs Vernon Deavers of New Straitsville Rt 1 welcomed an eight pound seven two ounce son at 7 38 p.m Sunday. Admissions include Eugene Stevens South Bloomingville Rt 1 Burl Lemon 359 W Main St Mrs Florence Westenbarger 340 Betty Ave Randy F E Nixon 1151 Third St. Dismissals list Mrs Ronald Morgan Gore Rt 1 Master Wayne Hart 1265 Third St Mrs Richard McLaughlin and daughter 53 Bowen St Timothy Ludlow Logan Rt 2 Mrs Elmer Ashmore and daughter South Bloomingville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Deavers
New Straitsville
Eugene Stevens
South Bloomingville Rt
Burl Lemon
W. Main St
Florence Westenbarger
Betty Ave
Randy FE. Nixon
Third St
Ronald Morgan
Gore Rt
Wayne Hart
Richard McLaughlin
Bowen St
Timothy Ludlow
Logan Rt. 2
Elmer Ashmore
South Bloomingville
Births in Mount St Mary area and surrounding towns
The Mount St Mary column lists numerous births and newborns from families in Millfield Nelsonville Athens Glouster Corning New Straitsville Buchtel Murray City Rendville Glouster and nearby areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Benny Bruce a son Mr and Mrs Herman McCune a son Eugene Hammond Mrs Goldie Whaley Mrs Flora Hatfield Miss Norma Dalton Thomas Barnhart John Hagen Mrs Venus Pitts Don Snyder Aaron Barber Miss Beulah Hicks Ben Wagner Myrtle Kieffer Raymond Bails Mrs Royal Wolfe Warren Kasler Harry Nye Mrs Michael Johnson Mrs Dale Nitzschke Mrs Steve Kochis Robert Hutton Irene Locke Master Richard Burley Mary Hatem Miss Mary Conker Roger Wright Edward Slatzer Mrs Maxine Andrews Willis Crispin Mrs Virgie Kemper P M Lax Ralph Hartley William Berk Frank Lewis Edward Ervin Andrew Kranyak and others noted as transferred to University Hospital Columbus and related transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Bruce
Millfield
Son
Herman McCune
Athens
Eugene Hammond
Trimble
Goldie Whaley
Corning
Flora Hatfield
Nelsonville
Norma Dalton
Thomas Barnhart
John Hagen
Venus Pitts
Don Snyder
Moxahala
Aaron Barber
Beulah Hicks
New Straitsville
Ben Wagner
Buchtel
Myrtle Kieffer
Murray City
Raymond Bails
Royal Wolfe
Warren Kasler
Harry S. Nye
Michael Johnson
Dale Nitzschke
Steve Kochis
Glouster
Robert Hutton
Logan
Irene Locke
Richard Burley
Rendville
Mary Hatem
Mary Conker
Roger Wright
Edward Slatzer
Maxine Andrews
Willis Crispin
New Lexington
Virgie Kemper
P. M. Lax
Ralph Hartley
William Berk
Frank Lewis
Edward Ervin
Andrew Kranyak
University Hospital, Columbus
Malcolm Ross
County Courts MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert Loyd North 19 Buch tel certified station employee and Ramona Jean Robson 18 Murray City drug store clerk. Don Edward Daye 36 Columbus painter and Frances Fern Beery 43 Logan Columbus Plastics employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Loyd North
Buchtel
Ramona Jean Robson
Murray City
Don Edward Daye
Columbus
Frances Fern Beery
Logan
Columbus Plastics
Doanville Man Faces Assault Charge
William Wachenschwanz, 38, of Doanville, will appear this evening on a charge of assault and battery filed by his wife Norma. The alleged incident occurred at 6 30 p m Saturday behind Weiland's Jewelry Store at 54 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wachenschwanz
Doanville
Jack Moorehead
Norma
Weiland’s
Main St
Four Injured In Three Hocking County Auto Accidents
Four persons were injured in three weekend crashes in Hocking County. In Logan a car driven by Harold Carpenter rear ended Edward Rutter’s vehicle at Culver Street, causing neck and lip injuries to Rutter and a twisted neck to Carpenter. both cited and to appear before the mayor. State patrols reported two other crashes on Rt. 33 and Rt. 595 with minor injuries and citations for following too closely and stopping on the highway. One teen was hospitalized for head and facial injuries. another driver sprained his neck. A total of 18 Ohio crash deaths were reported for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Logan
Harold D. Carpenter
Gore Rt. 1
Edward J. Rutter
E. Main St
Culver St
Main St
Rutter
Hocking
Fairfield County
Gilbert Davis
Washington D.H. Rt. 4
George Drake
Lancaster Rt. 5
Davis
Robert Lee Shark
Logan Rt. 3
Joseph Russell Chessman
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Chessman
Shark Auto
Hillcrest
Randy Nixon
Third St
Hocking Valley Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Lewis held in Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Lewis 26 of Columbus will be at 10 30 a m Tuesday at the North Church of the Latter Day Saints. She died Saturday night in University Hospital. She is survived by her husband Jeff two brothers Gary and William and two nieces. Friends may call at Rutherford's Funeral Home Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lewis
Columbus
University Hospital
Albert Griffin
Logan
Lancaster
Rutherford
Three Charges Filed Against Lancaster Man
Jack R. North age 40 of Lancaster faces charges for unnecessary noise running a red light at Main Street and Gallagher Avenue and improper license plates. He was cited at 12 10 a.m. and released on 60 dollar bond. Donnie Frazier 21 of Shawnee Route 1 was cited for reckless driving on West Main Street at 2 55 a.m. Sunday and set to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead at 9 30 a.m. July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack R. North
Lancaster
Jack Moorehead
Main St
Gallagher Ave
Donnie Frazier
Shawnee Rt. 1
W. Main St
Morals Charge Filed Against Franklin Man
Robert Fontana 31 of Canal Winchester will appear before p.m. Tuesday on a charge of indecent exposure at the Logan swimming pool. He fled after exposing himself in the men's locker room doorway Sunday afternoon. Police traced a car and license plate, and Fontana was apprehended in Lancaster and returned to Lancaster. He was released to his attorney pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fontana
Canal Winchester
Jack Moorehead
Fontana
Lancaster
Logan
Logan Man is Beaten at Five Mile Inn
William Hopkins 24 of 153 Spring St reports he was beaten at the Five Mile Inn around 1 45 a m Sunday. He was treated for a broken nose and deep cuts around both eyes at Hocking Valley Hospital. Two witnesses supported his claim. owner Jack Shark declined comment. No charges had been filed by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hopkins
Spring St
Hocking
Logan Rt. 2 Man Faces Two Charges
Leroy E. McClure, 50, of Logan Route 2, faces drunken driving and abusing an officer charges. He was arrested at 12 55 a.m. Sunday on West Front Street and will appear before the mayor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy E. McClure
Logan Rt. 2
Jack Moorehead
McClure
W. Front St
Columbus Strike Ends With New 30 Month Pact
In Columbus Ohio the Typographical Union No 5 and Mailers Union No 103 voted to approve agreements with the Columbus Dispatch Printing Co ending a three week walkout. The contracts retroactive to Jan 2 run 30 months with 8.50 dollar weekly wages and 5.30 dollar weekly pension benefits. The old weekly wages were 139.35 for printers and 126.60 for mailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Dispatch
Morning Citizen-Journal
Columbus Typographical Union No. 5
Columbus Mailers Union No. 103
Columbus Dispatch Printing Co
Aflcio International Typographical Union
Ohio
Bridgwater Workers Reject Return to Work Proposal
Bridgwater Machine Co workers in Athens, about 200 UAW Local 324 members, vote to reject management’s call to return tomorrow. They demand talks resume in good faith to settle an 11 week strike over seniority policy at the plant, a division of American Brake Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgwater Machine Co
Athens
UAW Local 324
Bridgwater
Re Company
American Brake Shoe Co
Brothers Fined Jailed For Abuse Of Police Officer
Herbert J. Ackison and Hubert Ackison of Nelsonville were fined $100 and costs and given 10 day jail terms by Mayor Jack Moorehead after an incident following Herbert’s speeding citation. Herbert also paid $10 and costs for the speeding offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Ackison
Hubert Ackison
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Jack Moorehead
Herbert
Klan meeting plans for Washington march and other briefs
Cincinnati report says Klansmen discussed a July 4 march on Washington with 400 000 participants and trips to St Augustine Florida and Mississippi. Other items note Dr John D Millett to chair Ohio Board of Regents, Pope Paul VI urged rest, stock market highs, coin production rise, cigarette cuts, and French FM Couve de Murville on Vietnam war limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Washington
al Leonard
WLWTV
St. Augustine
Fla
Mississippi
Swimming Pool Stays Open for Fourth of July Festivities
City pool manager Harry Westfall announced the pool will remain open today with extended Independence Day hours. Regular schedule 1 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 p.m. applies, and Saturday closing time is not yet set due to Logan High School celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Westfall
Westfall
Logan High School
Subversive crackdown leads to dozens of arrests in Singapore
Police arrested 54 persons for Communist subversive activity during a crackdown at Nanyang University in Singapore. In Rome, Aldo Moro’s leftist allies push for his return to head another center left government to end Italy’s 25th postwar crisis. A Romanian government delegation led by Ion Gheorghe Maurer will visit France next month for economic and political talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Malaysia
Nanyang University
Rome
Aldo Moro
Italy
Paris
Ion- Gheorghe Maurer
France
Toy Merchandising Corp offers home business with weekly toy displays
Opportunity to operate from home in multiple territories including Logan Lancaster Nelsonville Shawnee Straitsville and more. Requires a car and $298, offers guidance to set up and service self service toy shop displays in drug and variety stores. Not a job, aims for long term growth, potential for full time expansion. Notify with full details to Toy Merchandising Corp New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Shawnee Enterprise
New
Straitsville
Ewing
Mayor Fines Driver for Improper Turn
Donna L. Grove, 27, Rockbridge, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Jack Moorehead Saturday for making an improper turn on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna L. Grove
Rockbridge
Jack Moorehead
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William R. Capehart
Donald E. Starkey
Glous
Ter Rt. 2
Ward Two
Daniel D. Wolfe
Gore
Green Two
Bobby R. Arnold
Harrisonville
Paramount
Vermes
Arnold Sowalman
Hatar
John Wayne
Tomesin
Florene Adams
W. Second St
Hame
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Trimble Man
APT
Harry Heinlein
U.S
John Adams
Franklin
Congress
Jefferson
Jesus of Nazareth
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Funeral Home
Hocking Valley
Mount ST. Mary
Columbus, Ohio
Mrs
Logan Man
Dispatch
Citizen-Journal
Risch Drug Store
Oxford, Ohio
John D. Millett
Miami University
Ohio Board of Regents
Board of Regents
General Assembly
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
New York
Treasury Department
Agriculture Department
Maurice Couve de Murville
United States
Viet Nam
TOY Merchandising Corp
58Th Street
Woodside
K. V. Brown
Optometrist
West Main Street
East Main Street
Price Building
International Carbon & Ribbon Co
Logan, Ohio
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