Dam Employes Receive Awards At Tom Jenkins Dam
Henry P. Hughes project supervisor and Robert W. Horn assistant at Tom Jenkins Dam receive Sustained Superior Performance awards from Col. Scott B. Smith. Hughes since 1952 at Tom Jenkins since 1961. Horn with corps since 1953. Both reside in Glouster area with families.
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Glouster
Henry P. Hughes
Tom Jenkins Dam
Robert W. Horn
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Col
Scott B. Smith
Huntington
Corps of Engineers
Hughes
Mount Sterling
Dick Hughes
Jacksonville
Horn
Maxine
South High Street
Alice Pappas
Westerville
Terry Holbert
Meat and Tools Stolen in Three Logan Break-ins
Hocking County authorities investigate three break-ins on Tick Ridge Road and nearby. Donald Mays reports 400 pounds of wrapped meats, a battery charger, and about $100 in change missing from his Tick Ridge cabin. James R. Estep reports a fourspeed shifter and transmission taken from his Logan Route 5 car after the trunk lid was forced open.
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LOGAN
Hocking
Tick Ridge Road
Donald Mays
New Plymouth
Tick Ridge
Robert Tripp
Rockbridge
Eleanor Horwell
South Orchard Street
James R. Estep
Estep
Break‑in at Logan High School targets tools from groundskeeper
Logan Police report a Monday break in at Logan High School. Groundskeeper Bill Hawkins said entry was via an open window by the men's restroom near the athletic field. Stolen were tools and an idle mower pulley, valued at 160 dollars.
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Logan
Logan High School
Logan Police Department
Bill Hawkins
Hawkins
Project of Volunteers Shawnee Fire Station Improved
Remodeling of the Shawnee Fire Station interior, sparked by a roof collapse, is near completion this week. Volunteer firefighters planned the renovation while repairing the roof and are installing improvements ahead of Santa Claus’s appearance.
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Shawnee
George Lovell
Santa Claus
Circle To Have Readings In Oakdale Circle Meeting
GLOUSTER December meeting of the Oakdale Friendship Circle met at Mrs. Virginia Moore's home with 13 members and two guests. Officers were chairing, secret pals revealed, and Christmas readings presented. January event planned at Linda Hooper's home with readings required for all members. a fine was proposed for nonparticipants.
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Linda Hooper
Margaret Lowery
Peggy Gatchel
Dexter Church Plans Christmas Program and Party
A Christmas program is set for Sunday at the Dexter Church of Christ. The 10:30 a.m. worship will feature the Adult Class and Choir with It's Almost Christmas, plus children’s recitations and songs. Afterward a party in the social room will have Santa Claus giving treats and carolers delivering gifts to the sick and shut ins.
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Dexter
Dexter Church of Christ
Santa Claus
Santa
Wellston Baptists Plan Cantata Christ Is Born
The Wellston First Baptist Church will present John Peterson's cantata Christ Is Born Sunday at 8 p.m. The three hour radio broadcast starts at 6 p.m. live from the sanctuary with WKOV-FM carrying the service. The choir uses taped instrumental backing and Hawaiian style women's voices for the wise men. The climactic line Hallelujah Christ Is Born rises in praise. Helen Downard leads the choir with Martha Meade on piano. program open to the public.
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Wellston
Peterson
Christ
Helen Downard
Martha Meade
Hocking County Receives Highway Funds for Repairs
Logan Hocking County has been granted 200000 dollars to repair highways and bridges. The county will provide 50000 dollars to complete a 250000 dollar project expected to create 25 jobs.
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Logan — Hocking County
Economic Development Administration
United States Department of Commerce
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