Payments on Curb Space Fee Proposed by City Council
City council discusses parking meter revenue loss and approves a $2 per foot per year fee for curb space taken by filling station driveways or parking hoods. One side parking on North Street from Market to Warner proposed for elimination. Mayor objects to hearings in council chambers and a plan to electrify the water pumping station awaits Ohio Power input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gerken
North St
Market St
Warner Ave
Spring St
Jenison Ave
Ithe
Myers
Law Library
Ohio Power Co
Francis Myes
Ohio Industrial Commission
Commission
Tractor Fall Injures Logan County Farmer
A Logan Route 4 man was injured when his tractor overturned on a steep hill near Route 75 and a tree. He was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital after the accident investigated by Sheriff's deputies Kenneth Rheinscheid and Joe Breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Bangs Bacteria Found In 22 Hocking Herds
Ohio Department of Agriculture announces 386 dairy herds tested for Bangs disease in Hocking County with 22 suspicious. Blood tests to follow on four cattle. largest testing in Marion Township with three reactors. Tests offered free to farmers, not compulsory, to curb cattle to human transmission.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Health Department
Narshes
Bang
Hocking County
Ohio Department of Agriculture
L. B. Hall
State Veterinarians
Ray
Houk
Marion
Falls
Starr and Ward
Good Hope
Washington
Laurel
Perry
Salt Creek
Green
Benton
Logan County Home Demonstration Clubs Elect Officers
The Green Township Home Demonstration Club elected officers for the coming year led by president Mrs. Lester Walker and vice president Mrs. Orla Bond. New members Mrs. Louise Crane and others joined nine attendees as Miss Bower reported on scholarships for Ohio girls. The Hungry Hollow Road site hosted the September meeting and 4H Club officers training plans were outlined for April with a program and constitution to be presented at the next meeting hosted by J. Leonard Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lehman
Ohio
Bower
Lester Walker
Orla Bond
Willliam Hutchinson
Waldo§ Lehman
Home Demonstration Council
William ‘Thompson
Louise Crane
Orla
Bond
Hungry Hollow Road
J. Leonard Lehman
Carol Ann Leh|t
Carol Sue Shark
Shelia Spencer
Judge Bond
Club T
Lehman
New Lexington
Patrick Air Force
Florida
Lewis
U. S
Ovens-Corning Corp
New
Holy Land
Bull 25 Presbyterian Church
Lancas
D. A. Rannelis
Blosser’s
E.G. Hockman
Ject
Israel
Vivian Keller
Toledo
Helen E. Resinger
Cincinnati
Junction City
David Kochensparger
Justice L. T. Ellman
Dave Moore
Kochensparger
Union Furnace Stitchers
Margaret Sellers
Paul Sellers
Rosemary
Robert Redd
Loma Cook
Loretta Sickles
New Lexington Church Meeting and Community News
The New Lexington Presbyterian group met in the shared library with 13 members. Mrs. Frank Newell led the business session, Deaconess Charles Achauer led devotionals, and Mrs. Myron Severle spoke on Grow Up based on 1 Corinthians 13 11. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tannehill, Mrs. Lappen, and Mrs. Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Smith
Presbyterian Church
Frank Newell
Charles Achauer
Africa
Japan
Myron Severle
Harold Blake Walker
Ex-Resident Of Logan Dies
Glaspy C. Oblinger 4 a former Logan resident died at home in Coshocton County. A Schrid er Oil Co. driller born in Tyler County he is survived by wife Virginia Stiverson three sons Gary Conrad Ronald and two daughters Marthe Sue Maria Virginia and Oblinger brother Lawrence of Toledo. Masonic services set for 8 p.m. tonight with last rites at 2 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. Robert Wells at the funeral home.
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Lawrence Oblinger
Toledo
Oblinger
St. Matthew Lutheran Chereh
Mingo Lodge 171
F&am
Robert Wells
Bad Checks Charged To Man and Woman
Logan police report two people charged with issuing checks without funds. Paul Pool, 99, of Logan Route 1, jailed by Sheriff Waldron. Mary Frances Leach, 22, of 252 Zanesville Ave, charged with cashing bad checks at Stoke Drug Store and Home Appliance, arraigned before Magistrate Bright, pled guilty, held on $100 bond. Marriage license reported for Dean F. and Berely A. Stroupe.
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Logan
Ang
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
Kenneth Rheinscheld
Paul T. Pool
Beteaten
Sarr
Poottick
Breese
Wheinseneld
Mary Frances Leach
Ewing
Sam Jett
B. E Bright
Leach
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James Lee Myers
Charlotte Carolyn Monk
Gale N. Monk
Loga Daily News
Walter R. Myers
Logan Rt. 1
C&o Railroad
Athens Area
George C. Shaw
Logan Monument Co
Jworhan
Marie Rupe
Logan Society
Green Township
New Lexington News
Cpl
Harold Harris
Colorado Springs
Colo
Circle 2
WSCS
Methodist Church
A. T. Pettit
Louis May
Clyde Barbee
Columbus
Walter McKnight
Hibernians
Marvin King
Ann Smiley
Sharonville
W Donnally
Don Thatcher
J. W. Kimball
Lester Darfeying
Pauline Mason
Karl Kelley
T. E. Newman
Arg Lange
Robert Pugh
McBerry
Metal Powder Products Inc
Cleveland
Cleve
Richard Lavey
Land
Joseph Humphrey
Board of Public Affairs
Lewis Morgan
Eugene 5. Clark
Perry County
Republican Executive Committee
Perry County Board of Elections
Milo J.warner
National Republican League
Clark
Veterans’campaign Committee
Therou
Indianapolis
Crooksville
Crooksville Business Men's Association
Enid Yanatta
Paul Massey
Rodgersville
Ala
Wilbert Avers
Martha Avers
John H.mautz
Ralph Mautz
Roseville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. R. Garrett
Crooksville High School
YMCA
Zanesville
Somal High School
National Gas Co
Clionian Circle
Grace Neff
Olive Smith
McKinley Brannon
Taber Longbaw
Chester Allen
Bertha McGuire
Nora Stone Summer
Leola Baker
Dayton
Jesse Hanson
Anna Hanson
Raymond Martin
Virgil Laster
Richard Cady
Richard
Athens
Lawrence Price
F. A. Cady
Gene Watts
Canton
Margaret Coulter
Eva Coulter
Melvin Coulter
Pearl Taylor
Hazel’Sanborn
James R. Lewis
Lucy Porter
School of
Pvt
Willam Porter
U.S
Fort Dis
N. J
Air Force
C.F. Robinson
Pelt Olmpson
Belk's
Wan sHurspay
Davy Crockett
Maria
Bixby
Luckoff
Fairview Cemetery
Dean F
Berely A. Stroupe
Logar
Floor
Gabardine
Belk’s
Just
Cepacia Sant Apread
St Torey
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