Hocking Hills Club Granted Temporary Food License
A temporary food service license was issued to Hocking Hills Country Club after the county health board withheld approval due to a faulty sewage disposal system. Club officials pledged to revise the system per plans, with a temporary license issued by Dr. H M Boocks despite the board’s initial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Hills Club
Departments of Health
William Moore
Country Club
Board of Health
Brocks
Charles Fitzgerald
Department Sanitarian
Fitzgerald
State Health Department
State Department of Health
Boocks
Local 4-H Officers Trained At Logan Conference
More than 200 persons attended a Tuesday night training conference for Hocking County 4-H officers advisers and members' parents in the Logan High School auditorium. Don Young extension agent delivered the keynote outlining duties and responsibilities. Instructors included Mrs. Roy Beery Miss Jean Ann Bowen Dwight Diller Carolin Palmer Wilma Sears Tom Redd Miss Ethel Bower Harold Nihiser Jr and Don Young with a post meeting summary by Mrs. Robert Redd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
Don Young
Roy Beery
Jean Ann Bowen
Dwight Diller
Carolin Palmer
Wilma Sears
Tom Redd
Ethel Bower
Harold Nihiser Jr
Robert Redd
Indicted Athens Man Awaits Arraignment
A third man named Paul E. Steinmetz, 28, of Athens, was jailed in Hocking County awaiting arraignment on charges of failure to provide for minor children. Athens police arrested him and Deputy Dennis Wilkes moved him to Logan. Arraignments from Monday's indictments were postponed to Saturday morning in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Paul E. Steinmetz
Athens
Dennis Wilkes
Common Pleas Court
Health Department Probes Dog Bite Case in Rockbridge
A Rockbridge woman reports her 4 year old daughter bitten on the neck by a neighbor's dog. Health officials say the cross dog is under observation and the child should seek medical attention. The Logan Hocking County Health Department investigates the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rockbridge
Minnie Hartley Hospitalized After Hip Fracture
Mrs Minnie Hartley of 1544 West Hunter Street is in Doctors Hospital Columbus for a fractured left hip after a fall at her home Tuesday evening. She is assigned to room 111 W.
Carbon Hill Votes to Stay in East Hocking School District
Residents of the Carbon Hill area vote at a Carbon Hill school meeting on five proposals. The majority, 38 votes, favors remaining in East Hocking and building a new high school. Fifteen vote for consolidation with Starr Washington and a new high school. Two favor transfer to Nelsonville and one supports a single county unit with Logan. Transfer to Logan receives zero votes. Dr. William Chase advised ward township schools transfer to Athens County. A Murray City meeting last week voted to withdraw from East Hocking and keep the local high school.
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Logan
Carbon Hill
East Hocking
Starr-Washington
Nelsonville
William Chase
Ohio University
Ward Township
Murray City
Athens County
Star Garden Club Meets at Albany Home
Mrs Eddie Stout hosted the Star Garden Club at her Albany residence. Lunch was served at noon to eight members and two guests, Mrs Mary Will of Rutland and Mrs Louise McLaughlin of Albany. President Mrs Henry Turner called the meeting to order. Members answered roll call by naming the first flower they saw this spring.
Logan Teen Road-e-o Planned May 4 In Logan
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a teen Road-e-o on May 4 on Market Street at the Courthouse. High school students may enter. cash scholarships await in state finals at Zanesville. Prizes include 25 dollar winner awards plus trophy and expenses, with second and third place prizes too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roger Johnson
Johnson
Logan Jaycees
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
American Trucking Association
Chrysler Corp
Market St
Zanesville
Logan Police Department
Jaycee
Don Farrow
Logan Social Notes Highlight Cancer Education Meeting
Ten assume office as new officers of the Adult Education Club met at Mrs. Harley Marks home with Mrs. Clarence Spicer assisting. A film on breast cancer was shown by Mrs. Arthur Wright as part of a group discussion. Officers include Spicer president and several committee chairs. Prizes awarded during social hour and a donation to the American Cancer Society noted. Region covers Kentucky Ohio West Virginia with a two day program in Cleveland and a Region IV conference planned for Toledo in November.
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Harley Marks
Clarence Spicer
Arthur Wright
Hocking County
American Cancer Society
Daniel Brooks
Jack Parsons
Belford Burgess
Albert Mount
Paul Hartman
Charlotte Blake
Dorothy Panetti
Augustine Palmer
Roger Chute
Charles Brooks
Blake
Wylie Woltz
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Tudor Arms Hotel
Cleveland
Toledo
Girl Scout Leaders Meet in Kenowa Region
Mrs. Keith Schultz and Mrs. Arthur Prey led the Logan and Fairfield County councils at a Kenowa Region IV meeting for presidents vice presidents and executive directors. The gathering focused on regional leadership and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Schultz
Arthur Prey
Logan Girl Scout Council
Ralph Neff
Fairfield County Girl Scout Council
Kenowna
Kenowva
Extension Aid Results Discussed By Local Teachers
A Logan A representative group of Hocking County teachers discussed the results of an extension economics course conducted last winter at Green school. Dr. Frank Bean and James Nieswenger of Ohio University Center for Educational Services led the discussion with guests Mrs. Bean Herbert Songer and Mrs. Mary Hoover. Virginia Hayes chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Green School
Frank Bean
James Nieswenger
Ohio University Center For Educational Services
Bean
Herbert Songer
Athens County
Mary Hoover
Berne Union
Sugar Grove
Virginia Hayes
Five Ohio wildlife officials to receive service plaques
Ohio Division of Wildlife will honor five veteran officials totaling 107 years of service with plaques at a Thursday ceremony at the Berwick Hotel in Cambridge. Honorees include Dayton Parsons, a former 11 year trapping instructor, and others: Everett Bailey, Jim Holleyoha, R. W. Parks, and Brice Toot, with long terms as game protectors across Coshocton, Tuscarawas, Noble, and Carroll counties.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Berwick Hotel
Cambridge
Hayden Olds
Everett E. Ridge
Dayton Parsons
Everett Bailey
Coshocton County
Jim Holleyoha
Tuscarawas
Final Meeting on Maintaining Normal Weight Held at Courthouse
The eighth and last session in the Maintaining Normal Weight series met in the courthouse auditorium. Certificates were awarded for achievements in the weight loss program as Miss Ethel Bower outlined progress from seven prior meetings. Members will meet monthly until fall, with the first revisit set for May 5, under the Home Demonstration Council of the Hocking County Agricultural Extension Service.
Green Valley Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meets In April
Sixteen adults and eight children attended the April meeting at Mr. and Mrs. William Winder home. Winder led a brief session on Better Schools for Our Children and Rural Life Sunday was discussed. Refreshments followed. May discussion on How Can We Improve Marketing Efficiency.
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Green Valley Farm Bureau Advisory Council
William Winder
Winder
Everett Klinger
Logan
Ed Barker
Junior Tourist Book Club Hosts Meeting and Review
Mrs. Marion Allen hosted a Monday night session for 14 members with a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Marjorie Rhodes. Mrs. Wayne Todd praised Wine of Life by Charles Gorham, a Balzac biography, and the next gathering departs to May 6 at Mrs. Eugene Brown’s home where Mrs. Richard Farmer will review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Allen
Tourist Book Club
Marjorie Rhodes
Wayne Todd
Charles Gorham
Honore de Balzac
Eugene Brown
W. Hunter St
Richard Farmer
King's Daughters Sunday School Reflects on Life's Rainbow
Haydenville Methodist Church class met at Mrs. Roy Croth ers home with Mrs. Albert Sparks leading devotions on Life's Rainbow. Members Mrs. Charles Patton Nora Skiver and Mrs. Harry Swain spoke. refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter to nine members and guests Mrs. Leslie Higgins Mrs. Clarence McMillen and Mrs. Homer Carter. May hostesses will be Miss Nellie Ohlinger and Miss Louise Ohlinger. Mrs. Dorothy McQuaid to lead devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Haydenville Methodist Church
Roy Crothers
Albert Sparks
Charles Patton
Nora Skiver
Harry Swain
Ronald Hansel
Leslie Higgins
Clarence McMillen
Homer Carter
Nellie
Louise Ohlinger
Dorothy McQuaid
Divorce Suit Filed for Mazie Gierhart
Mazie Gierhart files for divorce from Raymond Gierhart in Common Pleas Court accusing gross negligence and extreme cruelty. She seeks alimony and a temporary and permanent restraining order to stop contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mazie Gierhart
Common Pleas Court
Raymond Gierhart
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