Late Derl Oberlin Honored By Hocking County CIC
Logan Ohio honors late Derl Oberlin a Logan attorney who died last year for service to the community and his role since CIC inception in 1962. The 1967 review notes two projects a $160000 Goodyear parking lot expansion and air handling upgrade aided by state lease of three acres of National Guard land financed by Farmers and Merchants Bank. A Lockheed Georgia concrete storage pad for $8100 financed by Logan Federal Savings and Loan was also completed. The CIC reports assets of $2,571,961.86 liabilities and surplus the same and cash balance of $4,732.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Derl Oberlin
Hocking County Community Improvement Corp
Max D. Davidson
CIC
Mr. Oberlin
Davidson
Goodyear
National Guard
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Lockheed-Georgia
Logan Fed
Eral Savings and Loan Association
Lockheed
Logan Board of Trade
Met-Par Manufacturing Opens in Nelsonville
A new concern Met-Par Manufacturing Incorporated opens in Nelsonville returning three former residents. Owners Robert G. King Harold L. Davis and Rollin G. Calhoon formerly worked with Sylvania Electric Products at the Veterans Industrial Memorial Building. The firm will produce production equipment and plans to hire locals after 60 to 90 days, operating temporarily at 655 Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Parts Manufacturing, Incorporated
Sylvania Electric Products
Veterans Industrial Memorial
Pennsylvania
Robert G. King
Harold L. Davis
Rollin G. Calhoon
Calhoon
Canal Street
Abdella
Sylvania
Meeting Set To Organize Democrats In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville a Democratic Women's Club organizational meeting is planned for Monday April 18 at 6 30 p m in the Elks Club Room. A potluck will be served and attendees should bring their own table service. Each candidate will give short speeches, club materials will be shown, and Lenore Sickels invites all interested to attend with Athens Area Democratic Women Club as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Democratic Women’s Club
Elks Club
Lenore Sickels
Athens Area
Thirteen Logan Teachers Attend Seven and Under Conference
Thirteen teachers from Logan City School District will attend the annual Seven and Under Conference today and Saturday at the Ohio University Inn in Athens. Sponsored by the Ohio Education Association and the Southeastern Ohio Education Association, the event opens with registration at 4 p.m. and a 6 p.m. banquet to start conference activities. Logan Education Association sponsors: Charlotte Burns, Carolyn Collier, Jo Horsky, Mona Poling, Kathy Morton, Gail Farmer, Erma Myers, Karen Fredin, Barbara Stream, Pat Canfield, Carol Reed, Estelle Murray, and Vickie McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
Ohio University Inn
Athens
Ohio Education Association
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
The
Logan Education Association
Charlotte Burns
Carolyn Collier
Jo Horsky
Mona Poling
Kathy Morton
Gail Farmer
Erma Myers
Karen Fredin
Barbara Stream
Pat Canfield
Carol Reed
Estelle Murray
Vickie McClain
Logan City Tax Due Deadline Announces 6 Percent Penalty
Logan City Auditor Virginia Gano warns April 15 as tax filing deadline before a 6 percent penalty applies. One fourth of 1968 estimated tax due must be paid then. Logan Tax Department at 63 E Main St offers help with final returns. Nelsonville York Grange met at Grange Hall Oak Grove to plan May open house and invite members to next meeting led by Mrs Mabel Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Virginia Gano
Logan Tax Department
E. Main St
Nelsonville
York Grange
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Mabel Kennedy
Universary Singers To Che Concert
Ohio University singers perform tonight at Logan High School auditorium starting 8. The choral group has appeared across Ohio and will present Brahms Lowene Debussy Indian Suite pieces from Fanny and other numbers. Danny McDaniels of WLGN is a member. director is Miss Martha Wurtz. Ruth Mansing is the accompanist. Admission is $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio University Singers
Logan High School
Ohio
Brahms
Lowene
Debussy
Fanny
Danny McDaniels
WLGN
Martha Wurtz
University of St. Louis
Hocking Valley Hospital Birth and Admits List
Birth hospital noting Mrs Burford Pendleton of McArthur, a son. New admissions include Mrs Elmer M Kittle Glouster Burt Dial Trimble and others from Nelsonville. Dismissals list several families and individuals. Also Nelsonville Junior High MYF to sell candy and baked goods at 5 30 p m today for church summer camp funds. Names Irvin Chilcote Logan Walter Voris Logan John Struble Logan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burford Pendleton
McArthur
Elmer M. Kittle
Glouster
Burt Dial
Trimble
Janine Dowler
Nelsonville
James Harkless
New Plymouth
Daniel L. McKee
MYF
First Methodist Church
Peoples Bank
Public Square
Irvin Chilcote
Logan
Walter Voris
John Struble
William Grove
Volunteer Pins Given At Meeting
LOGAN A luncheon meeting for Red Cross volunteers was held at Blossers Restaurant. Pins were awarded to 15 workers marking years of service in the blood program and at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Chillicothe. Recipients include Eva Mock 26 years, Isabelle McLain 22, Merle Primmer 20, James Baker 20, Herman Leonard 20, Jacob Keller 13, Wayne Snyder 12, Ronald Wollery 12, Sam Dillon 8, Carl Engle 8, Ray Poling 8, Charles Pritchard 8, James West 5, Linden Townsend 5, Keith Schultz 4, and Charles Rodd 1 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chillicothe
Stacy Beougher
Rockbridge
Holy Land
Eva Mock
Isabelle McLain
Merle Primmer
James Baker
Herman Leonard
Jacob Keller
Wayne Snyder
Memory, Justice, and Civil Rights Leaders Recalled
In a stark reflection on past assassinations and racial violence, the piece notes the killings of Medgar Evers in 1962 and the 1963 Montgomery children bombing. It recalls unresolved cases and the failure of “air-tight alibis” to deliver justice, urging patience amid continued struggle. It references the Chaney Goodman Schwerner case and a Meridian church funeral during the 1964 Civil Rights Summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
Medgar Evers
America
Ben Chaney
Meridian Mississippi
James Chaney
Goodman and
Schwerner
Cantata No Greater Love at First Methodist Church
In Nelsonville the cantata No Greater Love by John W. Peterson will be presented Sunday at 10 30 a m by a 30 voice choir at First Methodist Church Solo parts will be sung by Charles Evans Nicky Ogg Nancy Christian Jeff Hall Donald Kern Elmer Siddle Curtis Heintzelman and Dorothy Barber The children's choir will sing The Palms A baptism and reception of new members will follow The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John W. Peterson
First Methodist Church
Charles Evans
Nicky Ogg
Nancy Christian
Jeff Hall
Donald Kern
Elmer Siddle
Curtis Heintzelman
Dorothy Barber
Two motorists post bonds in Nelsonville court
Douglas W. Helton of Columbus posted 60 dollars bond for appearance in Nelsonville Mayor Court on April 9 at 7 30 p.m. for fictitious license plates. Harold Wolfe of Tiffin posted 20 dollars bond for the same date and time for improper change of lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Douglas W. Helton
Vanderburg Avenue
Columbus
Harold Wolfe
Portland Road
Tiffin
Advisers Split In Outlook For Talks On Vietnam Peace
AP Special Correspondent John M. Hightower reports Washington sees a split among President Johnson's top advisers on prospects for a North Vietnam peace settlement. Optimists cite Hanoi setbacks and leadership changes. pessimists warn misjudgment by North Vietnam and a tougher U.S. stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Robert 5. McNamara
William C. Westmoreland
U. S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Walt W. Rostow
Dean Rusk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hocking County
Met-Par Manufacturing
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Richard Kline
Charles Peyatt
Danny Addington
Howard Harper
Lester Newlun
Curtis Lupher
Frank Speelman
Annette Ahle
Barbara Ahle
Walter Spencer
Ervin Keels
Merle Hartman
Thomas Wells
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Howard Vernor
Mary Cox
Red Cross
Blossers Restaurant
Photography BY
David W. Prince
Hawaii
U.S
Johanson
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