Logan council votes to discard controversial sergeant proposal
At the December 14 meeting Logan city council unanimously moved to throw out a bill creating a police sergeant position with a higher salary than the chief. Patrolmen Wilbur Stout and Clifford Hopkins argued the plan was unnecessary and discriminatory. The body also discussed water department deficits and traffic light timing to improve warnings, plus requests on health nurse mileage pay and jukebox license fees with no immediate action.
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Logan
Wilbur Stout
Clifford Hopkins
Sam Bright
Bright
Ward Chase
Water Works Department
C. Wood Bowen
Council
Harry Shaw
Frank Fox
H. G. Southard
Mary Nelson and Myrl Coakley Wed in Logan Home
In Nelsonville and Logan residents Mary Louise Nelson and Myrl E. Coakley were married at 9:30 p m last Wednesday in the couple’s Logan home. Rev Leland A. Griffith officiated before a candlelit fireplace with palm and floral decor. The bride wore aqua crepe with rhinestone trim. attendants included Esther Entler. Best man was Homer Goss. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the couple’s home and the groom runs Myrl’s Grocery and Service on Zanesville Ave.
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Nelsonville
Mary Louise Nelson
Harley Juniper
Myrl E. Coakley
J. G. Coakley
Logan
West Hunter St
Leland A. Griffith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Esther Entler
Walter Harbarger
Joe Gompf
Roland Pierce
Myrl's Grocery
Zanesville Ave
Kiwanis Logan hears 1948 annual achievement report
Kiwanis president Lou Graham presided over his final Logan chapter meeting as James Rimelspach delivered the 1948 achievement report. Cleon Tucker to preside starting Jan. 4. The program featured perfect attendance honors, a singing quartet, and multiple recognitions for long-standing members.
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Logan
Kiwanis
Lou Graham
James Rimelspach
Cleon Tucker
Blosser
Ralph Poston
John Sherwood
Sheldon Cox
Harry Shaw
S. E. Erbaugh
Carlos Gaffin
Vernie Woodard
Kerwood Martin
Eber Mowery
Worthington Park
Graham
Dr. Gaffin
Dr. C. F. Rauch
Jack Pierce
Lou Riggs
Howard Ralston
Kiwanis Club
Walter Prather
N. M. Brown
Richard Farmer
Kenneth Bright
Kentucky
Ensign Charles Rauch
Jack Rauch
Dr. C F. Raewen
Hocking County Dairy Service Co-Op Meet Set for Monday
The second annual meeting will be in the courthouse auditorium at 1 p.m. Harold C. Ruggles says officers will be elected constitution changes discussed and the new county wide milk testing program reviewed. Dr Fordyce Ely of Ohio State University will speak.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Dairy Service Cooperative
Harold C. Ruggles
Ruggles
Fordyce Ely
Ohio State University
Auto Collision Damages Logan Vehicle on West Hunter Street
Logan resident Ed ward Dalton reported his Logan car damaged in a Monday collision on West Hunter Street after being struck by a Lancaster vehicle operated by Maxine Murphy. Police noted the Dalton car was parked when hit.
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Logan
Edward Dalton
Maxine Murphy
Lancaster
Dalton
W. Hunter St
Poultrymen To Meet LOGAN
County poultry raisers will gather in Logan on Wednesday for an interest meeting. County extension agent Harold Ruggles says D. D. Moyer poultry specialist from Ohio State University will address the session.
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Logan
Harold Ruggles
D. D. Moyer
Ohio State University
Addition and remodeling set at Logan Sharff's store
Logan Sharff's women's clothing store on West Main Street undergoes expansion by adding the former Myers shoe repair location. The new outlet will connect via an inside archway and carry the regular women’s clothing line. Local contractor William Loomis is remodeling, with occupancy slated for mid January.
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Logan
Sharff
West Main St
Myers Shoe Repair
William Loomis
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