Logan School Board Split On Ellinger As High School Principal
Logan City School District votes 3 to 2 to retain Harley Ellinger as high school principal amid a pending attorney general opinion on overrule authority. Superintendent Diller’s recommendation stands as contested. nine teachers resignations also approved for May 29.
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Logan
Ellinger
Logan City
Harley Ellinger
Dwight Diller
Diller
Carl Risch
James Moore
Dale Walker
Frederick Blume
Don Russell
Blume
Alice Frasch
Ruth Tannehill
Helen Berry
Carolyn Jones
Ohio
Vickie Byers
Hocking Valley School Board Reappoints Staff and Plans Repairs
The Hocking Valley school board discussed re appointments for principals and staff, building program study participation, and a sports broadcast deal with WLGN. They approved $25,000 for building repairs including waterproofing, painting, windows, sidewalks, and locker replacements across multiple elementary and high school facilities.
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Mentary
Dale Johnson
Green
Willis Wayne Denny
Enterprise West Logan
Diller
Harold R. Smith
Athletic Board
WLGN
Ralph Blackstone
Russell
Blackston
LHS
Enterprise
Central
Marion
Maxville
West Logan
Council Takes No Action To Extend Sewage System
Nelsonville council met in special session over a Tri-County Vocational School District sewer extension and $20 000 bond aid but did not act after discovering ordinances were unseen. Engineers discussed rehab of waterworks with cost estimates for lime and soda ash plant and zeolite option, plus river and deep well supply. Mayor and council debated water rate changes and meter reliability, noting recent debris-clogged meters at York School and overall need to modernize meters and equipment.
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Nelsonville
Board of Education
Tri- County
Floyd G. Browne and Associates, Ltd
Carl Young
James Shumaker
Young
State Health Department
Earl Hilleary
Glen Tharp
Finance Committee
Dale Wharton
York High and
Wharton
Hilleary
Charles Shafer
15 Motorists Fined In Hocking County Court
Logan report shows 52 arrests and citations in County Court with 34 speeding cases and 18 other violations. Fifteen arraigned before Judge James Stilwell. 37 forfeited bonds. List of fined individuals includes ages and charges such as speed improper passing left of center and no protective headgear with penalties from $5 to $55. Numerous names from Logan, Columbus, Laurelville, Wellston and surrounding towns.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Harry M. Brown
Gloria L. Hood
Columbus
Joseph E. Grubb
Donald L. Paxton
Laurelville
Roy L. Creigion
David Francis Carter
Glouster
Millard J. Miller
Sugar Grove
Lawrence R. Payne
Howard Clement Soles
Murray City
Donald P. McFadden
Francis Steffen
Lancaster
George W. Hand
Robert L. Dickson
Amanda
Todd Cool Fenwick
Cincinnati
Carl Baden
Toledo
Speed
Julius A. Lucas
Akron
Chester R. Mullins
Creighton Baker March
Mooreland
John Luke Blong
Curtis A. Roush
New Plymouth
Dwaine M. Alexander
Wellston
Elliott Rothchild
Brooklyn
Benjamin J. Storrs
West Rich
Cancer Crusade Drive Kicked Off In Logan
Logan holds a kickoff for the annual Cancer Crusade in April with crusade chairman Charles Orwig in charge. City captains and county chairmen were briefed on materials and territory, with local officers Dan Long and Betty Keller attending.
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Cancer Crusade Drive
Logan
Brandt
Mecca
Charles Orwig
Crusade
Thomas Wilkinson
City Crusade
Edward Francis
John Bailey
Pearl Mohler
Edwin Johnston
Glen Fetheroll
Marion
Laurel Township
Dan De-Long
Salt Creek
Perry
Green Township
Homer Carter
Haydenville
William Lehman
Stout Run
Howard White
Union Furnace Road
Tracy Conrad
Maysville Road
Vance Griffith
Claude F Brandon
Starr Township
Vance Giffith
Washington Township
Ewing
Wallace Beck
Tresboro
Lloyd Strawn
Mt. Pleasant
William James
Ward Township
Murray City
Orbiston
Rodney Galentin
Carbon Hill
Betty Rempel
Arthur Kalklosch
Falls Township
Everett Mowrey
Good Hope Township
Earl Justice
Benton Township
Hal D. Brown
Falls-Gore Township
Dan Long
Hocking County
American Cancer Society
Betty Keller
Ten born in March in Hocking County report
Mrs. Lorena Larimer, registrar of vital statistics, states that in March ten births occurred in Hocking County equally split by gender with five males and five females. There were 11 male deaths and two female deaths. Logan reported no births and one female death.
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Hocking
County
Lorena Larimer
Registrar of Vital
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Wiliam Brown
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Jane Forbes
Neale Kitchen
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Thomas Brandt
Carolyn Collier
Martha Crewson
Dennis Croy
Mary Curry
John Depler
David Eberst
Karen Fredin
Mary Grant
Mary Helber
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Ann Henderson
Susan Hills
Raymond Hoffman
Martha Jones
Vicki McClain
Virginia Mingus
Thelma Moore
Kathleen Morton
Erma Myers
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Lawrence W. Holderman
Raymond Parker
Margaret B. Hammer
Little Hockie
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Martins Ferry
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