Panel Divided Over Logan Six-Mill Levy At Town Meeting
Logan residents debated the four panelists on the six mill school levy before the May 2 vote. Opponents Forrest Moore and Richard Gerken argued against the plan citing fair funding concerns while supporters Dwight Diller and William Stoltz defended the levy as essential, with moderators noting audience questions and a largely pro-education turnout.
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Logan
Forrest Moore
Hocking County
Richard Gerken
Logan Jaycees
Charles Kienzle
Columbus Town Meeting Association
Moore
Diller
Ohio
Stoltz
Gerken
Garden Club Hears Talk On Sprays In Nelso nville
Nel sonville Garden Club met Monday at Mrs Elvin Beans home on Poplar Street with Mrs W W Warren and Mrs Carl Coakley assisting. Mrs Gilbert Johnson spoke on Nematodes What They Are and How To Control Them while Mrs Ben Adamson discussed Spraying or Dusting. A floral arrangement themed Spring Fantasy was shown by Mrs Donald Betts. Plans were made to attend Athens County and Regional Garden Clubs spring meetings.
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Nelsonville
Garden Club
Elvin Bean
Poplar Street
W. W. Warren
Carl Coakley
Gilbert Johnson
Ben Adamson
Donald Betts
Athens County
Rotary Club Hears on Columbus Conference
Nelsonville Rotary Club heard a report on the District Rotary conference in Columbus from Past President John Coker at the Tuesday luncheon at Ethel's Tea Room. The club voted to sponsor a Little League team and contribute to the All-Sports Banquet. Visiting Rotarian George Utley of Lancaster attended.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Rotary Club
John Coker
Ethel’s
George Utley
Lancaster
State Issue Gets Support Endorsed by Ohio Civil Service Group
Nelsonville executives of the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association endorsed Issue I the Ohio Bond Commission proposal. The chapter president James Hollenbaugh said members were urged to back the measure.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
James Hollenbaugh
Nelsoth
Hollenbaugh
Visitors Boost Kentucky Tourist Revenue
Kentucky’s tourist income nearly doubled in a decade with visitors spending 295 million dollars last year, according to the governor’s office. In Nelsonville the Camp Fire Blue Birds group met at Mrs J J Yorde’s home where Mrs Willis Wolfe spoke on how birds are beneficial to man and described wild bird habits with pictures.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Governor's Office
Nelsonville
Blue Birds
J. J. Yorde
Willis Wolfe
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Logan School Board
South Court Street
Walgreen Drugs
Athens, Ohio
Firestone
Sas8ouni
Mees
Eros CS Cele Iumn
Armory
Old Kentucky
Carpenter
Athens
Wuckors
Glouster
Children's Ava
Schick
Eun-People
Smart Boys
Cabana
Jamaica
White House
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