Logan Board approves special election for high school bonds
Logan Board of Education moves to hold a March 19 special election to issue 4.9 million dollars in bonds for a new high school after a 500 vote defeat in November. Clerk treasurer may seek consent to exceed debt limits. district valuation is 59.65 million. OAPSE to present certified membership. name change discussion and Starr-Washington site debate noted. president absent due to his father’s death.
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Logan
Logan Board of Education
Hocking County
Perry
Vinton
Chapter 218
The
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Starr- Washington
Ken Warling
S-W
Tom Grey
Dan Long
Glouster Area Hosts Several Weekend Visits and Travel Event
Glouster residents welcomed relatives and guests from Whitehall Ravenna Detroit and Norwalk for weekend visits. A large family dinner gathered Kittle and Riley families from Heath Newark Glouster and Trimble. Richard Morris and partner returned from a National Auto Parts Association trip to Acapulco Mexico with 17 couples aboard a Columbus flight and five days at the Condesa Del Mar Hotel.
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Harley Kittle
Madison Street
Kittle
Tony Allen
Gary Kittle
Heath
Douglas Sullivan
Newark
William Christman Jr
Randy Riley
National Auto Parts Association
Amesville
Albany
Logan
Athens
Columbus
Acapulco
Condesa del Mar
Mexico
Masons Install Officers of Glouster Lodge 607
Installation of officers for Glouster Masonic Lodge 607 set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. District deputy will serve as installing officer. Open to members and families only. refreshments to follow.
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Glouster
Masonic Lodge 607
Masonic Temple
Ed Mingus
Yale Party Held Officers Elected
GLOUSTER The Past Noble Grands hosted a Christmas dinner at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge with Marcellite Rebekah Lodge 401 and the Odd Fellows as guests. After the dinner a business meeting opened with the group naming officers and planning year end activities.
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Glouster
Noble Grands
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge 401
Odd Fellows
Logan Woman Jailed in disturbance after bus crash
Logan police jailed Janet M. Mays 36 after a 50 bond for disturbing the peace following a bar arrest. A driver Lydia Malone 33 was cited for failure to maintain distance after her auto rear ended a school bus driven by Pamela Mohler 23 at a railroad crossing. no injuries reported. CHAUNCEY Mrs. Ersel Adkins hospital bound. group prayer and Christmas reading noted. Rebekah lodge officers elected for 1973 with next meeting planned in February.
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Logan
Janet M. Mays
Last Chance
Lydia M. Malone
Bowen St
Logan City
Pamela P. Mohler
E. Front Street
Kim Court
Malone Auto
Elmer Lowry
Marcellite Rebekah
Eva Zimmer
Alma Howard
Barbara Lowry
Eunice Lamborn
Sylvia Maxwell
Jobless Picture Worsens in Hocking Valley
Logan reports 51 initial and 338 continued unemployment claims for the week of Dec 1, with totals rising 61 from a year ago. Athens records 56 initial and 240 continued claims as claims rise 55 from the prior week across the Hocking Valley. Job openings listed include oil field roustabout, two Neighborhood Youth Corps park workers, two licensed practical nurses, a laboratory technician, a registered nurse, and a stableman for horse care.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Athens
Logan Teen Completes Army Basic Training at Ft. Dix
Army Pvt. Donald E. Boyle 19 son of Mr and Mrs Leo J Boyle of 101 East Street Logan completed eight weeks of basic training at the Army Training Center Infantry Ft Dix New Jersey He trained with Company A 5th Battalion 2nd Brigade and is a 1973 Logan High School graduate.
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Army Pvt
Donald E. Boyle
Leo J. Boyle
East Street
Logan
Army Training Center, Infantry
Ft. Dix
N. J
Logan High School
Attack Described At Meeting
Nelsonville Rotary Club heard Paul Richards recount the Pearl Harbor attack of December 7 1941 using slides. Richards a Pearl Harbor survivor visited the site last summer and spoke at Ethel's Tea Room. President Lowell Cole reminded members of the December 11 Christmas party at Hocking Valley Motor Lodge.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Pearl Harbor
Ethel’s Tea Room
Paul Richards
United States
Richards
Lowell Cole
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Berean Theatre Presents A Hocking Valley Christmas
The Berean Community Theatre in Nelsonville stages A Hocking Valley Christmas at the Berean Theatre Fort Street for three nights beginning at 8 15 p m The 50 member cast with piano and organ performs Yuletide favorites Tickets are available by calling 753 1819
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Berean Community Theatre
Hocking Valley
Berean Theatre
Fort Street
Yuletide
Perry County tax refunds and assorted court actions
Perry County Auditor Delmer Hoops reports 67020 dollars in homestead tax refunds and 51387 dollars for the first quarter of the 1974 entitlement period. The notices include driver arrests for intoxicated driving and license suspensions, bond payments, fictitious registration, and various divorce and property transfers with numerous named individuals and towns such as Somerset, New Lexington, Columbus, and Crooksville.
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Perry County
Delmer LD. Hoops
Jerry L. Picklesimer
West Portsmouth
Louise EF. Tayor
Columbus
Ralph Thomas Pettit
Somerset
William Ray Jackson
Lawrence W. Tignor
Crooksville
Michael J. Rutherford
Rushville
William F Dennis
New Lexington
Johnson Tree Co
Edward A. Podolinsky
Moxahala
John P. Nelson
No Objection To Route 93 Change
Logan objections were not raised at a public hearing in Hocking County on the proposed relocation of a Route 93 South segment. The session was led by Max Farley and assisted by Walter Smith and Howard Gifford. The $602,000 project covers a bridge over Raccoon Creek and nearby approaches near Mount Pleasant, part of the 1975 ODOT program. A transcription will go to J Philip Richley for review to decide whether to proceed.
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Vinton County
Mount Pleasant
Ohio Department of Transportation
J. Philip Richley
Transportation
Columbus
Farley
Smith
Gifford
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