Holy Week Services Culminate In Easter Honors Across Hocking Valley
Churches across the Hocking Valley plan Holy Week services ending with Easter Sunday worship. Trinity United Methodist hosts Maundy Thursday candlelight service at 7 30 p m with Rev R W Faulkner assisted by Rev Edna B Hughes. senior choir sings Were You There. Trinity AM features a 6 a m Sunrise service at Camp Otterbein near Logan, Ed Penrod speaking, Ellery Blick on music. 9 a m Sunday School and 10 15 a m worship with The Conquering Church and The Holy City sung by the senior choir. 7 p m cantata The Story of Easter with Ralph Walker narrator. St Paul s Episcopal holds daily Holy Week services. Maundy Thursday 7 30 p m, Easter Vigil Saturday by candlelight. Immanuel United Methodist hosts Maundy Thursday communion led by 1972 confirmation class. First Presbyterian and Ebenezer Baptist in Maxville arrange Maundy Thursday and Easter observances. Ebenezers sunrise at 6 30 a m features Agape Singers and Resurrection Reality sermon by Rev Mr Martin, breakfast afterward. First Baptist Logan offers 7 30 p m Maundy Thursday candlelight with The Napkin at 7 30 p m and candlelight vespers through Friday. St John Lutheran in Pleasant Valley holds 7 30 p m Good Friday service My Joy sermon. Fairview Cemetery conducts a 6 30 a m Easter sunrise with a 20 ft cross, trumpet, choir, and Miracle Aires. Nazarene pastor Rev Jim Cummins speaks Is It a Ghost?
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Hocking Valley
Trinity United Methodist Church
R. W. Faulkner
Edna B. Hughes
Trinity AM
Camp Otterbein
Logan
Ed Penrod
Ellery Blick
Faulkner
Frederic Fay Swift
Ralph Walker
Carl Spence
Roy Masure
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
William L. Countryman
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Jesus
Conrad
O. Diehm
First United Presbyterian Church
Jack Beverly
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Maxville
Wilburn E. Martin
Gethsemane
Olive
Agape Singers
Martin
Fellowship Room
First Baptist Church
Logan First Baptist Church
Leonard Ferguson
Jairus
St. John Lutheran Church
Pleasant Valley Rd
George E. Smith
Fairview Cemetery
Christ
Jim Cummins
The
Nazarene Church
Ernie Green
Sam Steward
Ohio House Approves Team Governor Proposal
The Ohio House passed a constitutional revision to let a governor and lieutenant governor run as a team in the general election. The plan heads to print for statewide ads, with Senate approval already secured. A separate tax amendment petition seeks 350,000 signatures to place repealing income tax on the November ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
House
Senate
Brown
Boards of Elections
William Batchelder
Medina
Charles Fry
Springfield
Theodore Gray
Piqua
Ohio House of Representatives
Ted W. Brown
Secretary of State
Hocking Valley Forecast Calls for Clouds With Showers
The Hocking Valley is expected to see cloudy skies with showers likely and little temperature change on Wednesday. Today at 11 am the temperature was 42 degrees, with Monday reaching a high of 52 and an overnight low of 27.
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Hocking Valley
Senate Panel OKs Social Security Hike
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved a plan to raise minimum Social Security payments to 200 a month for individuals with at least 30 years of contributions and 300 for married couples. The bill narrows the gap between low wage long-time workers and high earners, shifting toward roughly equal benefits while the maximum boosts 10 to 15 percent.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Senate Committee
Nixon
House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Washington County judge defers on Gilly transport remark
Washington County Judge Charles Sweet refused to explain why Annette Gilly was taken to Philadelphia for questioning in the Yablonski family slayings. He commented that many would feel foolish when the case ends, offering no further details.
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Washington, Pa
Washington
Charles Sweet
Yablonski
Annette Gilly
Philadelphia
Sweet
Ohio penitentiary guards end sick-out over hazard pay dispute
Ohio Penitentiary guards returned to work after Gov Gilligan offered replacements, easing chaotic operations. About 153 reported for 6 am shift, 61 on Monday night, with 80 expected on the night shift and 11 on the day shift. Hazard pay bonuses had been cut with raises blamed on lack of funds and Pay Board blocks.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Bennett J. Cooper
Cooper
Harold Cardwell
John J. Gilligan
Cardwell
Gilligan
Hazard
Federal Pay Board
Personnal Department
Two Appeals For Blood Donors In Hocking County
Two appeals for blood replacements were issued by Hocking Countians. Blood is needed for Lou Ann Blacks tone, 17, of Logan Route 2, patient at Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital, and Rev C L Pittman of Rockbridge requested replacements in his name. The bloodmobile will be at the Logan Armory 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday. Call 385-3536 for appointments.
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Hocking
Lou Ann Blackstone
Logan Rt. 2
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
C. L. Pittman
Rockbridge
Logan Armory
Much Improved: Logan Teen Remains Hospitalized After Fall
Lou Ann Blackstone 17 of Logan Rt. 2 is much improved at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after falling from Mount Pleasant in Lancaster while picnicking with friends March 19. She remains in traction in room 319 A and would appreciate cards.
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Lou
Ann_ Blackstone
Pearl Blackstone
Logan Rt. 2
Lancaster- Fairfield Hospital
Lou Ann
Logan High School
Mount Pleasant
Lancaster
Traction
GOP Presses to End ITT Hearings in Senate Inquiry
Top Republicans push to halt Judiciary Committee hearings into why the Justice Department dropped antitrust action against ITT. Democrats led by Kennedy and Bayh insist the probe continues to address core issues, with ITT chief Geneen slated to testify Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Hugh Scott
Roman L. Uruska
R-Neb
Judiciary Committee
Hruska
Scott
Kennedy
Hart
Bayh
Tunney
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Jack Anderson
ITT
Reds Shoot Down 3 Allied Copters in Saigon Action
Communist forces shot down two U S helicopters and one South Vietnamese craft, damaged two more aircraft with ground fire, and attacked a ground rescue unit. One U S crewman was killed and six wounded. twelve South Vietnamese rescuers were hurt guiding the wounded to safety.
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Saigon
U.S
Former Hocking Man Faces More Trouble
John H. Warren of Amherst Ohio previously held to the Hocking County grand jury on a breaking and entering charge with a 2500 property bond was picked up Monday as a Lorain County burglary suspect. He allegedly broke into the Harley Ellinger residence on Feb 9 1970 during daytime with intent to steal and pleaded not guilty.
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John H. Warren
Amherst
Hocking County
Lorain County
Hocking
Smead Mfg to Build 200000 Warehouse at Logan Plant
Smead Manufacturing Co contracts Don King Construction Co of Jackson to add a 24000 square foot warehouse at the Logan plant. Work should start around April 24 and finish about August 1. The project aims to add product lines, free space for production, and boost two year employment, as gas limits delayed expansion. The addition extends east from the loading dock toward former Route 328 with a new loading dock, cement ramp, and expanded truck parking.
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Smead Manufacturing Co
Don King Construction Co
Jackson
Logan
Jim Heinlein
Smead
Heinlein
Rt. 328
Muskie charges Wallace serves the big guy in Wisconsin race
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie accused George C. Wallace of serving the big guy not the average citizen and urged workers to reject him in Wisconsin's April 4 Democratic primary. The race also featured McGovern touring Milwaukee blue collar precincts and Humphrey urging Seaway improvements while Lindsay and Chisholm received Muskie’s late support.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Edmund S. Muskie
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Superior
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wallace
Green Bay
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
George Wallace
Muskie
Oil Well Accident Claims Life Of Pete Brandon
Claude A. Pete Brandon 48 of Nelsonville Route 2 died at University Hospital Columbus after an oil well accident near Logan. Born April 2 1923 in Logan he was WWII veteran and worker for Neosho Oil Well Drilling Co. Survived by wife Betty three sons Mickey Jerry Max two grandchildren and brother Robert. Services 2 p.m. Friday Roberts Funeral Home Rev R W Faulkner officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Wednesday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Casket to remain closed.
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Claude A
Pete) Brandon
Nelsonville Rt. 2
University Hospital
Columbus
Old Rt. 33
Logan
Claude
Lillian M. Grevey Brandon
Neosho
Betty Brandon
Mickey
Hanover
Jerry
Max
David
Jennifer Brandon
Robert Brandon
Roberts Funeral Home
R. W. Faulkner
Oak Grove Cemetery
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