12 Teaching Vacancies Filled In k. Hocking District Schools
East Hocking district schools filled twelve teaching vacancies at a district board of education meeting. New hires include Robert Byer as physical education instructor and coach at Murray City high school, his wife Margaret teaching sixth grade at Murray City elementary, and Mary Jane McKinley as director of instrumental music. Other staff changes and rehires span Murray City, Carbon Hill, Green school Haydenville, West Logan, and Gore area schools. The district plans to fill remaining posts in high school commercial subjects and grades 3 and 4 at Murray City. The board approved milk supply contract with Deeds Dairy Co. at 5 1/2 cents per half-pint and three compartment sinks for West Logan and Enterprise lunchrooms.
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Logan
East Hocking
Don Dawley
Mabel Cole
Green School
Haydenville
Edythe Keller
Elizabeth Howe
Marjorie
Gore
Carbon Hill
Murray City
Deeds Dairy Co
Lancaster
West Logan
Enterprise
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes
Dennis Inboden of Logan Route 3 undergoes surgery. Estella Walburn of Pomeroy and Charles Walburn of Columbus involved in accidents. Harold Collins of McArthur and Napoleon Newlan of McArthur undergo surgeries. Harold J. Henry of Logan is under medical care along with Goldie McNichols of Laurelville Route 1.
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Dennis Inboden
Logan
Estella Walburn
Pomeroy
Charles Walburn
Columbus
Harold Collins
McArthur
Napoleon Newlan
Harold J. Henry
Goldie McNichols
Laurelville
Lehman Family Reunion Set at U B Camp Ground
The 48th annual Lehman family reunion will be held next Sunday at the U B Camp Ground on Route 37 near Junction City, Perry County. A basket dinner will be served at noon. attendees should bring table service and an iced drink.
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Logan
Lehman
U. B
Route 37
Junction City
Perry County
Good Time Charlie Urges Doan's Pills Relief
Unwise eating or drinking may irritate the bladder causing restlessness and discomfort. Doan's Pills provide three way relief by soothing bladder irritation reducing backache and offering a mild diuretic effect to increase kidney output. The ad touts 60 years of popularity and a new economy size.
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Doan
Adv
Carpenters Lead Logan Duplicate Club Scoring
Logan Duplicate Club results show north south top pair Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter of Athens. Alfred Carpenter with Dick Byrd also of Athens second. East west winners include Mr and Mrs Charles Ramseth of Athens with Logan and Athens competitors in close places. Next meeting set for August 7 at 7 30 p m at Ohio Power Co auditorium.
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Fred Carpenter
Athens
Logan
Ohio Power Co
Alfred Carpenter
Dick Byrd
Melrose Harbaugh
E., W. Tschappat
Charles Ramseth
L. A. Riggs
Ross Adcock
Byron Wolfe
Robert Wood
Juliet White
James Brown
Safety Theme Marks Hocking County Junior Leadership Meeting
The July 31 gathering presided by John Reid featured group singing and the 4-H pledge. Lenora Sater reported on the 4-H Advisory Council while Mary Harsh spoke on camping. Films on tractor safety and A Stitch in Time were shown, with square dancing and refreshments. The next meeting is Sept 4 with Dot Thompson and others in charge.
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Hocking County
John Reid
Lenora Sater
Mary Harsh
Marilyn Davis
Dot Thompson
Pearl Ann Dusenberry
Jan Ringhiser
Rudy Myers
Logan Music Director Announces Band Instruction Change
Armand Houk, Logan schools instrumental music director, announces updated lesson times. Clarinet and flute classes move to 1 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, saxophone cornet and trombone at 2 p.m., drum classes remain at 3 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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LOGAN
Armand Houk
4-H Camp Opens At Tar Hollow State Park With 135 Enrollees
A total of 135 boys and girls have enrolled for the annual 4-H Club camp at Tar Hollow State Park. Supervising are Don Young extension agent and Miss Ethel Bower home economics extension agent. Junior leaders assist as camp counselors. The camp will end Saturday afternoon.
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Logan
Tar Hollow State Park
Don Young
Ethel Bower
Grange Picnic Planned by Antioch No. 2629 Aug. 14
Oscar Blum presided at Antioch Grange No. 2629 meeting. Announcement made that the annual Grange picnic will be held Aug. 14 at Laurelville Park. Mrs Charles Jones of Laurel Valley Grange led the program with Ruth Ann and Linda Weaver on instrumental selections. Other numbers were performed by Margaret, Clayton and Roy Stahr and Lulubell Morris. A film Forestry on the Farm was shown followed by a vocal by Vernie Stahr. Social hour and potluck lunch followed.
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Oscar Blum
Antioch Grange
Laurelville Park
Charles Jones
Laurel Valley Grange
Ruth Ann
Linda Weaver
Margaret, Clayton
Roy Stahr
Lulubell Morris
Vernie Stahr
Kellers Return From 10 Day Vacation Tour
Mr and Mrs John Keller and Mr and Mrs Jacob Keller traveled ten days visiting Niagara Falls Lake Placid and Au Sauble Chasms New York Barre Vermont Pittsfield Massachusetts and Sharon Pennsylvania before returning to Logan.
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John Keller
E. Hunter
Logan Business and Professional Women Plan Dinner Meeting
Members of the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club have completed plans for a dinner meeting scheduled for Tuesday August 12 at the Colonial in Jackson. Mrs Peggy Shafer is chairman in charge of arrangements.
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Logan Business and Professional Women's Club
The
Colonial
Jackson
Peggy Shafer
Pleasant Hill EUB Ladies Aid Aug outing at Rachelmacher Park
Pleasant Hill EUB Ladies Aid plans an outing and picnic at Rachelmacher Park on Thursday August 7. Mrs Douglas Sigler Jr serves as committee chair in charge of arrangements.
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Pleasant Hill
EUB Ladies Aid
Rachelmacher Park
Douglas Sigler, Jr
Marion Township Farm Council No 2 August Meeting
The August meeting of Marion Township Farm Council No 2 will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Sears on Friday August 8. A basket picnic supper precedes the business meeting and program.
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Marion Township Farm Council No. 2
Paul Sears
Originator Brain Game Quiz Answers
A quiz listing eight questions on originators. Answers include figures linked to social movements science engineering and notable organizations. The text presents garbled answer strings and a final note of the Brain Game answers.
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Roanoke Island
American Red Cross
Ray Holcomb Wins Feature at Lake Logan Speedway
Logan driver Ray Holcomb won the feature race on Sunday night driving a modified stock car at Lake Logan Speedway and also captured the fourth heat. It was the final Sunday program of the season with racing moved to Friday nights. Other heat winners included Bob Love Don Adams Ed Parks and George Walker.
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LOGAN
Ray Holcomb
Lake Logan Speedway
Holcomb
The
Speedway
Bob Love
Don Adams
Ed Parks
George Walker
Geslins Return Home From Hospital Flight
Mr and Mrs Ben Geslin of 57 S Walnut St returned by chartered plane from Alexandria Bay New York where Mrs Geslin had been a patient since July 5 at Edward John Noble Hospital She fell ill en route to Lake Pemachangan Quebec A nurse from Logan Mrs Douglas Raab accompanied the return flight and a local ambulance met the plane at Lancaster airport to bring Mrs Geslin home
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LOGAN
Ben F. Geslin
S. Walnut St
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Edward John Noble Hospital
Summer Reading Class Begins at Library
LOGAN A summer reading program for children in grades five through seven started Monday morning at the Logan Hocking County District Library. The group adopted Book Worm Club with Gayle Hadley as president and officers Moorehead Glidden Dalton and Morgan as staff. Angela Allberry was named program chair and Diana Richards recreation chair for the next meeting set for 9 30 a m August 11.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Book Worm Club
Gayle Hadley
Patty Moorehead
Nancy Glidden
Sherry Dalton
Michele Morgan
Angela Allberry
Diana Richards
Church Campers Increase Steadily
Indianapolis church camp organizers report steady growth with 30 000 attendees expected this summer across programs for children youth and adults making it the highest turnout on record for the Christian Disciples of Christ church network.
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Indianapolis
The
Christian (Disciples of Christ) Church
Nationwide adviser urges mutual funds for retirement
Columbus advisor Zane Jones told the Logan Kiwanis Club that fixed dollar investments like annuities and bonds may not sustain retirement buying power. He promoted mutual funds as a safer way to diversify into stocks with professional management and dividend income, noting about 300 funds exist and that SEC rules help prevent a 1929 crash. James Rimelspach introduced him. Evan Christopher attended as a guest.
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Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Zane Jones
Columbus
Nationwide Insurance
Jones
Security Exchange Commission
James Rimelspach
Evan Christopher
Auto Theft Charge Filed Against Laurelville Man
Charges of auto theft filed against Berman E. Schwalbaugh 34 of Laurelville Route 2. Affidavit by Warren Reid owner of the allegedly stolen car. Reid said the auto was taken from his residence Sunday afternoon. Arrest by Deputies Dennis Wilkes and John Wells. Schwalbaugh jailed pending county court arraignment.
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Logan
Berman E. Schwalbaugh
Laurelville
Warren Reid
Reid
Schwalbaugh
Dennis Wilkes
John Wells
Army Prohibits Gambling With 1778 Order
A 1778 order bans gambling within the U S Army, establishing a strict prohibition and disciplinary framework for violations. The directive signals early attempts to regulate conduct among soldiers and maintain order.
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U. S
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Grace Brown
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Carpenters
Tar Hollow
Beit
Z Simpson
Bargain
Bates
Cannon
Antioch
Kellers
Ladies Aid
Farm Council
Lal
Quick's
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Weymouth
Mass
Dennis
Geslins
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Cok
Coca-Cola Company
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Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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