Fifteen Agencies Offer Health Welfare Services In Logan Ohio
Hocking County residents can access a broad network of health and welfare services. The list includes aid for the aged at Springhill Place, the American Cancer Society, Child Welfare Board, County Welfare Department, Extension Service, Mental Health Association, Soldiers Relief Commission, Fire Department, three funeral homes with ambulance service, probate and juvenile courts, Ohio State Employment Service, tuberculosis and health and other associations, the Red Cross, Kiwanis Club support for children, and the County Health Department. Funding comes from federal, state, local taxes, and donations or drives.
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Logan
Hocking County
Aid For the Aged Service
Springhill Pl
American Cancer Society
E. Main St
Welfare Board
Rainbow School
Federal
Child Welfare Service
County Welfare Department
N. Market St
County Extension Service
County Mental Health Association
The
County Soldiers Relief Commission
Leonard, Heinlein and Roberts Funeral Homes
Ohio State Employment Service
S. Spring St
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Society For Crippled Children
Heart Association
TB and Health Organization
Crippled Children
Red Cross
N. Walnut St
County Community Chest
Board of Direct
East and West Meet at Vienna American School
In Vienna the American International School, 40 miles from the Iron Curtain, marks a $1.5 million expansion. Principal Gordon Parsons highlights a diverse student body of 414 from 15 countries and argues the school promotes open dialogue with both American and Communist diplomats. The facility, founded post World War II, aims to exchange teachers and students within Europe and the United States.
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Vienna
American International School
Iron Curtain
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Gordon Parsons
Europe
Parsons
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Austria
United States
Four Fined By Hocking Court Judge
Four persons were fined in Hocking County Court by Judge Vaughn Collins Monday morning. Floyd W. Gibbons of Nelsonville was fined 100 dollars and costs with 50 dollars suspended for driving while intoxicated and sentenced to three days in county jail. Edna Sharb of Buchtel was fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication and 15 dollars and costs for parking on the highway. John Smathers of Logan Area was fined 15 dollars and costs with both suspended for intoxication. Jerry McDonald of Columbus was fined 50 dollars and costs for driving under revocation and 50 dollars for fictitious registration, plus five days in county jail.
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Logan
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Floyd W. Gibbons
Nelsonville
Gibbons
Edna Sharb
Buchtel
John Smathers
Logan Area
Jerry McDonald
Columbus
Cafe Cup Not Weapon in Florida Court Ruling
In St. Petersburg Judge John A. Bird ruled a coffee cup is not a deadly weapon but can be used to assault. Charles Robinson, 26, was convicted of assault and battery after striking three men with a cup in a restaurant. He received a $900 fine.
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St, Petersburg
Fila
John A. Bird
Charles Robinson
St. Petersburg
Robinson
Bird
Soil and Water Clinic Reminder Near Logan Jan. 1
County agricultural agent Logan Young reminded residents of an Ohio State University soil and water clinic to be held in Logan on Jan. 1. Officials will discuss soil care drainage and soil and water management programs of vital interest to area residents.
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Logan
Don Young
Ohio State University and Experiment Station
Young
Reupholstering Classes Planned in Logan County
Logan County residents may join a six session program at the county extension office before January 6 to learn basic upholstery. The first lesson is January 11 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m in the courthouse auditorium and covers springs padding and fabric selection and equipment needs.
Driver Cited After Crash on E Second Street
Logan City Police investigated a minor accident on E Second St near Norwood Ave at 5 40 p m Monday. Flossie M Estep 42 of 836 E Main St said she could not steer and braking caused her car to swing left of center and hit a parked car owned by Richard A Wilson Columbus She was cited to appear before Mayor Jack Moorehead on a left of center charge No injuries reported
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Logan — City
E. Second St
Norwood Ave
Flossie M. Estep
E. Main St
Richard A. Wilson
Columbus
Wilson
Jack Moorehead
Lerner and Lane Resume Musical Partnership on New Show
New York reports Alan Jay Lerner and Burton Lane renew a 20 year partnership for the musical On a Clear Day You Can See Forever. The show, due next year, centers on mental telepathy and marks Lerner’s return to teaming with Lane after solo work and initial collaboration with Richard Rodgers.
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New York
Alan Jay Lerner
Burton Lane
Lane
Lerner
Richard Rodgers
Freedom Theme Set For Vienna Arts Festival
Vienna announces the 1965 festival with the theme Art is Freedom to mark 20 years since World War II end and 10 years of Austrian autonomy. The program features reformers from the United States Britain France and Russia. The American exhibit runs May 22 to June 20 and includes James Baldwin’s The Amen Corner directed by Lloyd Richards.
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Vienna
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
James Baldwin
Lloyd Richards
Hocking Valley Hospital Notices
Dismissal Mrs Martha Thomas Lancaster Route 4. Emergency Thomas Crowe Logan treated at 10 a.m. for a cut lip from an auto accident. He was treated and released.
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Martha Thomas
Lancaster
Thomas Crowe
Logan
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