Logan Board approves coal industry expo and teacher pay increases
Logan city board of education adopts a new salary schedule for teachers raising pay by 200 to 500 yearly steps across categories including no experience, three years, bachelor's and master's degrees. Principal salaries rise, contracts extended, and several staff changes approved. Logan Rotary heard James Ault of Hanna Coal discuss expanding coal use and costs with a forecast of two million tons annually by 1975.
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Logan
City Board of Education
Lavon Goodlve
J. R. Hankison
Harley Ellinger
B. W. Morris
East School
Gladys Webb
Central
Mary ‘Connor
West
Wallace E. Blake
Joan Byers
Nathan Davis
Clarence Snyder
Blanche Moorhead
Leta Sayre
Evan Jones
Ralph Walker
Eleanor Lee
Allene Redick
Richard Shoemaker
Jennie Walker
Irene Murtha
Elvan Cottrill
Sara Lee Roach
Logan Rotary Club
James 3. Ault
Hanna Coal Co
Logan Society Dessert Course Hosts DAR Chapter Meet
Logan Daughters of the American Revolution met at Blosser's Friday evening for a dessert course with Miss Hester Lee White and Mrs. John Strickler of Marysville as hostesses. The program featured a history quiz with twelve members and a review of Slow Dies the Thunder by Helen Topping Miller. Guests included two members elect. Velva Brasharies of Venus Circle, Order of the Eastern Star, attended a Thursday dinner at the Masonic Temple with three guests and 30 members present.
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Worthington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Blosser
Hester Lee White
John Strickler
Marysville
N. J Stoody
Venus Circle
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic ‘Temple
Dale Shultz
Harry Reeves
Porter Heinlein
Edward Foster
Lewis Skinner
Lawrence Courter
Gertrude Harden
Nathan + Rutter
John Strubie
Clarence Guess
Garnet Sheets
Walter Derr
George ‘Gribble
Kenneth Stuart
Mrs Fetherolf Hosts Antioch Home Demonstration Club
Mrs Woodrow Fetherolf hosted the Antioch Home Demonstration Club Thursday at Frasure Helber Road. Mary Lou Kline reported on the council meeting and a Crooksville Pottery tour was announced. Observance of National Home Demonstration Week and the Minnie Price scholarship were noted. sewing machine attachments were discussed.
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Antioch Home Demention Club
Woodrow Fetherolf
Frasure-Helber Rd
Mary Lou Kline
Crooksville Pottery
Ethel Bower
Minnie Price
P C Carnes Dies at 71
P C Carnes retired railroad worker aged 71 died unexpectedly of a heart ailment at 2 a.m. Monday at his home 256 Warner Ave. He worked 25 years for Hocking Valley and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads before retiring seven years ago. Survived by wife Lucy Carnes son Calvin of Lancaster daughter Evelysi Nimon of Columbus brother Roy Carnes of Columbus and four grandchildren. Friends may call at Leonard funeral home with services at 10:30 a.m. Thursday Dr R B Wilson officiating burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Marion Township.
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Logan—Reari v. Carnes
Warner Ave
Hocking Valley
Chesapeake and Ohio
Carnes
Lucy Carnes
Calvin
Lancaster
Evelysi Nimon
Columbus
Roy Carnes
Leonard Funeral Home
R. B. Wilson
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Marion Township
Chauncey Bandsmen Win Honors in State Finals
Chauncey-Dover students earned superior ratings at the state finals for solos and ensembles in Washington Court House. Patty Robinette Mary North Patsy McCafferty Sharon Walker plus Don Poling and two clarinet quartets received top marks. An illness kept Mary Ann Byers from competing. A Chauncey-Dover band concert is set for May 10 and the combined band, directed by Kathryn McCoy, will compete at Capital University in Columbus on April 28.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Washington Court House Saturda
Patty Robinette
Mary North
Patsy McCafferty
Sharon Walker
Clapp
Don Poling
Judy Powell
Billy Sycks
Regina Keirns
Judy Cunningham
Susie Daugherty
Arlene Lester
Suey Ann Wallace
Benny Barnes
Frangkiser
Mary Ann Byers
Clariet
Kathryn McCoy
Capital University
Columbus
Hocking Countians Attend 4-H Workshop
Two Rocking County 4-H club members, Misses Laverne Jordan and Marvalea Armstrong, attend the Buckeye Recreation Workshop in Urbana this week. Scholarships are provided by the Ohio 4H Foundation Fund, with longer sessions continuing.
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LWUAN
Rocking County
Buckeye
Urbana
Laverne Jordan
Marvalea Armstrong
Ohio 4H Foundation
Les ‘Tong
Logan and Coakley marriage licenses recorded
Marriage licenses show Logan William R. Robinson U S Marine Union Furnace and Patricia D Bailey 18 at home Logan Route 4 cob L Prater 24 electrician Cincinnati and Janice P Coakley 20 at home Logan Route 4 Nes Seevers 18 glass worker Lancaster Route 2 and Genetta K Hartshorn 18 at home Laurelville.
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LOGAN
William R. Robinson
U. S. Marine Union Furnace
Patricia D. Bailey
Cob L. Prater
Cincinati
Janice P. Coakley
Nes E.seevers
Lancaster
Genetta K. Hartshorn
Laurelville
Inn Owner Denies Charge of Shooting
Orville Lunsford owner of the Mistletoe Inn near Adel pled innocent to shooting with intent to wound after an argument over service. Ben Ashmore, 21, of Kingston Route 2, was shot in the foot and hospitalized at Berger Hospital Circleville. Lunsford, arraigned before Magistrate F E Bright, posted a $2000 bond and later turned himself in with counsel. Ohio Liquor Control investigates permit status.
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Logan
F. E. Bright
Orville Lunsford
Laurelville
Mistletoe Inn
Adelphi
Ben Ashmore
Kingston
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Lunsford
Ashmore
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Daubenmier Rites Planned for Ida Daubenmier
Arrangements are set for the funeral of Ida Daubenmier 70 of Logan Route 4 who died Sunday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after six weeks as a patient. She was the wife of Charles Daubenmier and mother of Faye Mevin Hugh Harold and Robert Dayenmier with two sisters and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Leonid funeral home.
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Logan
Ida Daubenmier
Lotan
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Charles Daubenmier
Marion Township
James
Harriet Frasure Disbennett
Robert Day
Venmier
Jessie Daubenmier
Lloyd Hansley
Leonid
Robert N. Tinker
Superior Music Ratings Won By 20 Hocking Entrants in Finals
Twenty Hocking entrants competed at the state final in Logan and produced eighteen superior ratings. Union Furnace entered eight events, earning six superior ratings across solo and ensemble categories. Logan High School performers tallied nine superior ratings including solo and ensemble recognitions. Notable soloists included LaDonisa Wolfe, Larry Zimmers, Shirley Ervin, Judie Schultheis, Jim Murray, and Jerry Carmean. Ensembles featured a trombone quartet and a saxophone quartet among top honors. Union Furnace soloists and ensembles also earned high marks, with multiple clarinet and saxophone classifications. Union Furnace totals reached ninety superior foods in district, regional, and state finals so far this year. The full band advances to the state finals in April at Des Moines University.
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Logan
Union Furnace
Logan High School
LaDonisa Wolfe
Larry Zimmers
Shirley Ervin
Carl Thrush
Trombone
Larry Carter
Ralph Farrar
James Davis
Marvalea Armstrong
Larry Zimmerman
Barbar
Lles
Kay Thrush
aDonna Wolfe
Margaret McSlain
Sonja Letfer
Ast Desioen University
Gram
Seniors Hold Dance Party at Shauncey-Dover High School
The Senior Class hosted a steak supper at 6 in the home economics room for the boys, followed by round and square dancing in the gym from 7:30 to 10:30. The event noted a yearbook sales contest with boys ahead. Guests included Superintendent Darst and sponsors Mrs Jadys Pierce and Mrs Leahy Featherston.
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Chauncey
Shauncey-Dover High School
Supt i L. Darst
Christine Brown
Jennie Jackson
Jadys Pierce
Leahy Featherston
Athens inventory and appraisement filed in probate court
Guy R. Oglesby named administrator as inventory and appraisement filed in probate court on Tuesday April 17 1998 in Athens.
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Athens
Guy R. Oglesby
Chauncey Personalities and Sunday Visitors Mentioned
Mrs Evelyn Burchfield was a Sunday visitor of Mr and Mrs Gerald Hashman and Robert McCune along with dinner guests from Canton and Miss Ruth Tuest of Mrs Heck Glouster Saucantuet Columbus. Mr and Mrs Frank Rivers had visitors Ed Brown Mr Von Earich and Janet and Mrs Rivers sister Mrs Carl Wiltie. Mr and Mrs Glen Wright were in Columbus. John Schoonover and family visited James Wolfe and daughter of Girard. James Schoonover and children of Lancaster visited Mary Lyons, a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs David Lyons, who entered Sheltering Arms Hospital with rheumatic fever.
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Evelyn Burchfield
Gerald Hashman
Robert McCune
Canton
Ruth Tuest
Heck
Glouster
Saucantuet
Columbus
Prank Rivers
Harry ‘Schoonover
Ed Brown
von Earich
Janet
Zanesville
Rivers
Carl Wiltie
Mary Lyons
David Lyons
Arms
Visiting relatives Across Cities Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Floyd Braid and children of Columbus visited Mrs Braid s parents Mr and Mrs Weary Helin of a str and Mrs Clarence Morris Detroit visitors of Mrs Morris s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Rivers Mr and Mrs William N Schoonover hosted guests including sister Mrs Naomi Jarey and Mr and Mrs Everett Guess and family of Dayton Mrs Lavella Warren and children Sand Ridge Miss Jean Warren Nelsonville visited Mr and Mrs Paul McKinney Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Lester Portsmouth visited their parents Mr and Mrs Roy Lester and Mr and Mrs Frank Lester
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Str
Clarence Morris
Detroit
Morris
Frank Rivers
William N. Schoonover
Schoonover
Naomi Jarey
Everett
Guess
Dayton
Lavella Warren
Sand Ridge
Jean Warren
Nelsonville
Paul McKinney
Jack Lester
Portsmouth
Roy Lester
Frank
Divorce Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
Betty Karnes through her mother and next friend Haze Castle files for divorce from Elmer B Karnes of Creola alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty in Common Pleas Court.
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Logan
Betty Karnes
Haze Castle
Elmer B. Karnes
Creola
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George D. Gribble
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