Hocking Evaluation Increases County Tax Rates
Logan Hocking County Treasurer Ralph W Moor head announced 1966 tax rates slightly below 1965. Countywide levies drop to fund health and TB, with a half mill cut for bonded debt. Laurelville area sees a net rise due to an extra 3 mill operating levy. Millage figures list by district and township with hospital and state levies.
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Logan — Hocking
Ralph W. Moorhead
Health Department
Logan
West Hocking
Logan City
Laurelville
County Tax Valuation Shows Increase Across Districts
Logan city school district shows 26.50 per unit with Swan and West Hocking districts near 28.00. Total county tax valuation rises by 1,938,210 over 1964 to reach 32,426,374, with Logan district up 1,849,827 to 17,551.95.
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Salt Creek
West Hocking
Starr Two
Logan City
Ward Two
Murray City Village
Washington
Swan
Ninety Names Drawn for Jury Duty in Hocking County
Ninety residents were drawn for the January term of the Hocking County common pleas court jury. The list includes named petit jurors such as Lowell Staley of Logan Route 1, James Harkness of Haydenville, Florence Cordell of 532 E. Hunter, and many others from Logan and surrounding communities. Grand jury members are also listed with numerous local addresses attached.
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Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
N. Walnut
Elaine Champ
Nelsonville
Carl Daubenmire
South Bloomingville
Fred Mce- Bride
Ronald Dupler
Carbon Hill
Virginia
Falls St
Leslie Dille
Laurelville
Mary Amerine
W. Front
Ralph F. Griffin
N. Spring
Bernell Karshner
Conrad E. Hewlett
Geraldine Myers
Berlin Ave
William Alexander
Murray City
Albert Yates
Glouster
Cledia Kleinschmidt
Warner
Pansy M. Saving
Dorothy Boocks
John W. Henderson
New Plymouth
Clifford Crawford
Herman Farmer
Eva Tatman
Mavis Schoal
Marions Hiles
E. Main
Marjorie Campbell
Grand Jury
Don Snyder
New Straitsville
Warren R. Johnson
N. Mulberry
William Berry
Carolyn Crane
Haydenville
Delmar Walker
Rockbridge
P. S. Tschappat
Hunter
Mary Wahl
Freisner
Shirley Beck
C. T. Gray
Florence
Peggy Cummins
Church
Kermit Scott
B. C. Humphrey
Fountain
Helen McGrady
Helen Gasser
Lucille Shaw
David Roberts
W. Second
Kyle McDaniel
Union Furnace
Virginia Wilburn
Mineral
Sayers Named NFL Rookie of the Year in Year of the Rookie
Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears is voted Rookie of the Year in a season celebrated as the Year of the Rookie in the National Football League.
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New York
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Grabowski sets Big Ten rushing mark in rivalry game
Jim Grabowski of Illinois set a Big Ten single game rushing record with 27 carries for 125 yards against Michigan State this fall, highlighting a standout performance in the rivalry.
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Jim Grabowski
Ilinois
Michigan State
New Grant Childhood Home Seeks U S Shrine Status
Georgetown Brown County judge George T Campbell and the new owners of the two story house where Ulysses S Grant grew up say they hope to convert the landmark into a national shrine for the Civil War general and 21st president. They cite obligations to preserve history and honor Grant’s legacy.
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Grant Childhood Home
U.S. Shrine
Georgetown
Ulysses S. Grant
United States
George T. Campbell
Brown County
Supreme Court rejects Nolan bid to block apportionment plan
Washington Justice Potter Stewart rejected James D. Nolan's bid to halt the federal court ordered Ohio plan for the 1966 state legislative election. Oral arguments loom in Franklin County Court of Appeals on a separate suit by State Sen. Frank King. The article also details family visits and historical notes on the Grant Homestead in Clermont County.
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Washington
Nolan
Ohio
U. S. District Court
All - Republican State Board
Franklin County Court of Appeals
Columbus
Apportionment Board
Frank King
D Lucas
Campbell
Maincross Avenue
Grant Avenue
Grants
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Laurelville Village
York
Starr-Washington
Benton
Laurel
Madison Twp
Fairfield Union
Berne Union
Perry
Sohio
Don M. Strouse
Edith Kneece
Damon Pontious
Laureville
John McGiffin
Amanda
Harley Arbell
Glada Russell
Machian
Kenneth Carter Jr
Kenneth Helber
Josephine Larimer
Wyandotte
Noble Trowbridge
Raymond Zanner
W. Jennison
George Roof
James Lavely
Harold Walke
Dale Tucker
S. Culver
Walter A. Leonard
Harry Lehman
Phyllis Vickery
Bys Rma
IAN Dee Pretzel and Potato Chip Company
Logan Civitan Club
Tom Brandt
Michael C. Scaparroti
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Edward Morgan
Edward Ullman
Larry Powers
Messenger News
Stewart
Cleveland
James D. Nolan
U. S. Supreme Court
Starr
Alfred Wey
Parkersburg
George W. Carter
Carters
Hollis Carter
John Allen
Catherine Eggleston
Esther Wetherall
Canal Winchester
Todd Hinerman
Mr. Hinerman
Vern Hinerman
West Virginia
Bruce Carter
Ohio State University
George R. Carter
Herbert Walter
Ora Carter
AlIfred Wey
Lewis Turner
Debbie
Mike
Sue Ann
Everett Turner
Gay Turner
Paul Cook
Young Grant
U. S. Military Academy
Grant
Cincinnati
Jane Parker
Bartlett Pears
Woolworths
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