Decimal ballot error forces council delay on fire truck bonds
A misprint placed a decimal in the property tax figure for a 20 000 bond to finance a city fire truck. The issue was delayed after the county auditor was asked to certify the estimated property size and bond maturity, with legal challenges and committee actions outlined. Council member Wilhelmine Deissle resigned for health reasons and Kay Doering was named to replace her.
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Logan
Chambers
County’ Hall
Lot
Richard Gerken
Walter
Robert Jurgensmier
Lewis Price
Lowing
Isue
Fas
Sablep
Squire
Dempsey
Gerken
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Ruth Easterling
Pleas Court
Cleveland
Wilhelmine Deissle
Larke
Mise Deissle
Kay Doering
J. Ward Doering
Roy Keleh
Market St. Keleh
Joseph Phillips
Post Ofice
Speen
Logan Club Hosts Athens Kiwanians Guests
Logan Club hosts Athens Kiwanians in a program about air power and nation defense. Capt Mansfield discusses Korea combat service and U S air strength with Ohio University ROTC and Athens club members in attendance.
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Logan Club
Athens Kiwanians
Logan
Athens
Eur
Air Force
Athens Club
Mansfield
U. S
Indo-China
Ohio University
Cape
Korea
Andresue Tere Wil
der Woodrow Boles
Ar Bechtel
Dievison
Cart Fry
Onis
Distriets Brut
Cotton
Luke ” Downard
Clarence Tele
Dim Wolke Robert
Bryan
Iime Eagan
Stonumen
Hearing Set On Interfering With Union
The National Labor Relations Board will hold a hearing April 26 in the Hocking County Courthouse Logan on a complaint by the AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union. It charges Logan company General Hocking Brick Co. interfered with union activities since July 1 and refused to bargain. Foremen Rexford D Teller Fred R Courtney Wayne R Todd and Supt Harold reprisal against employees for union activity and a plant strike begun September 21. Several employees sought reinstatement but were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Generalds Bay
Sary
L Lbeldary General Hocking Brick Co
AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union
Hocking County
Logan
Logan Company
Rexford D
Friday Deadline for Real Estate Tax Payments
Logan-Hocking County property owners are reminded that Friday at 4 is the deadline for payment of real estate taxes with a 10 percent penalty for late half or full payments. Moorhead opened tax books on Feb 21 offering half or full payment options for 1954 assessments. total receipts noted at 341,524.12 with 629,859.05 raised for the tax year. Collections for late 1954 taxes will occur in June and July per Moorhead's schedule.
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Logan
Hocming
Moorhead
Pupramantraet
Harry Smith
Sheriff Probes Slegal Entry in Hocking Valley Hospital Case
Patrols traced an intruder on Route 2 entering a building at Hocking Valley Hospital area. No items were reported stolen after a thorough search. deputies transported a suspect for questioning but found nothing conclusive. Local residents James Conley and family were noted in the vicinity.
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Larane
Charles E- More
Tiaydenvie Metaer
Salih’ Thess
Logan Toure
Lowell Mas
Hayden
Union Men Stage Strike For Contract At Haydenville
Union workers from Locals 876 and 830 of the United Brick and Clay Workers Union AFL walked out Monday in Haydenville and The Diamond I plant after a March 28 strike vote. About 260 Hardenville unit workers and 75 at The Diamond I plant seek a new contract with health insurance, holidays, a wage increase, and plant equity. Company manager C S Matheny said no official notice or bargaining has occurred since February 28.
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Haydenville
United Brick and Clay Workers Union
AFL
Hardenville
Diamond I
C. S. Maxtheny
Hayden Ville
Displaced pheasant returned to wilds after enclosure
A vividly feathered cock pheasant wandered into a garage at 578 Walnut St and was trapped near an open door. Ben Gestin notified Hocking County game protector Marvin Nungester, who kept the bird overnight and released it near the Hocking River after advising disposal.
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Logan
Avspiacea
Redhouse
Ben. Gestin
Walnut St
Gestin
Marvin Nungester
Hocking County
Pantomimes and WSCS Activities Highlight Logan Notes
Logan Social Notes report MYF groups presenting pantomimes The Third and Ninth grades performed The Three Eighths and The Last Coin The Ten Talents by Nancy Robb Choir practice led by Mrs Richard Farmer with Miss Judy Arnold Attendees included Sally Adair Ruth Adcock Judy Conrad and many more An offering for Congo and WSCS rummage sale announced May 7 at the church 50 percent a nominating committee named for service Also a birthday surprise for Jothle Giemenan at his home.
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MYF
Methodist Youth Fellowship
John Dammon
Bart Davidson
Vern Robinette
Everett McWilliams
Nancy Robb
Richard Farmer
Judy “Arnold
Sally Adair
Ruth Adcock
Judy Conrad
Betty Conrad
Patricia Conrad
Ronnie Summing
Bonnie Gabriel
Larry Gabriel
Eddie Hagan
Bill Ham
Athens Messenger
Congo
Son Stammon
Con Rag
Ened
Sy Ager
Jeffrey Hiles
Rethalmer
WSCS
Mra
Stanford Merculy Howdyahel
Jim Lanning
Bilie
Rand
Son
New Lexington
Unne
Patty Poling
Mig Rame
Church
Mfrs
Ray Steward
Lloyd Yorum
Pac Tea Poms NG el Tre Horton Alles
Am Met
Ford Youn End Schultz
Eddie Smith
Larry
Wagoner
Roberta Wells
Marilyn
Tee
Bertha Nimon
Dick Wione
William
Georgiana White Star
Stnister's
Bertha
Wright
Alla
Etta Allen
Kissie Jaeger
Columbus
Grand- Hemlock
J. A. Riggs
Harry Bernard
Othe Dogele
Dick Butts
Esther Circle
Dughter
Rigzy
Andrew Merzah
Neat
John Lee
Eitcle
Winona Cave
Paul Stimson Corning
Mrr
Forest Hise
HB. Arnold
Strand
James Lave
Jacob Lahm
Hugh
Nie
Jothle Giemenan
Giemenan
Eist Rites Thursday for Local Resident Katnetins Elst
Logan resident Mie Katnetins Elst dies aged unknown. Born on the family farm on Route 664, services set at a funeral home on Thursday. Remains will be interred nearby in a community burial.
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Rte Funeral Home
Elst
Ans
Logan
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Union
Hocking Valley Hospital
James Conley
Plymouth
Esther
SEARS
Giant Water Heater
Homart
Ohio
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Logan, Ohio
Ritenen
Sears, Roebuck & CO
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