Trade Club Urges Local Industry Growth At Logan Meeting
The Trade Club heard a push to assist local industries with better air standards and new development. New officers were sworn in by Barton A. Hall while Logan Broadcasting Co plans an FM community project to improve relations with business.
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Tan Leta
Nigit
Brandt
Mecca Room
Barton A. Hall
Bruce Fickle
Bob King
Harp Sommers
James Henlein
Charles Devist
Heinlein
Lions hear on area job and skill needs in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio area residents heard from Donald Winefordner of the Ohio Department of Education about shifting defense funds to non defense jobs, regional poverty definitions, skilled labor shortages, and the need for local leadership and matching funds to spur Appalachia and economic recovery programs.
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Logan
Ohio
Appalachia
Ohio Valley Area
Nelsonville
United States
Ohio Department of Education
Nelsonville Lions Club
Murray City
the Plains
Columbus
Congress
Jackson
Ed Lange Appointed To Board Of County Welfare
Logan Hocking County Commissioners appoint Edmond Lange to fill a vacancy on the County Child Welfare Board caused by J Richard Farmer's resignation. Lange is immediately effective. The group also approved bills totaling 774.80 for county, 2307.92 for auto and gas, and reviewed the January financial report by County Auditor Carl Engle. An insurance agreement with Holiday Insurance Agency covers 56 county engineer vehicles and three sheriff cruisers for 1224.83.
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Logan — Hocking
Edmond Lange
County Child Welfare Board
Lange
J. Richard Farmer
Carl Engle
Holiday Insurance Agency
Chit Chat Club Plans Fundraising Drive and Dressings
The Chit Chat Club met at Mrs. Caryl Zimmer’s Walnut Hill home with co host Mrs. Pat Faires. They will join the 1965 Heart Fund Drive on February 21 and seek solicitors through Mrs. Jane Schoeman. Members planned to assist with cancer dressings and awarded prizes to Mrs. Jody Moore and Mrs. Mary Trace.
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Glouster
Caryl Zimmer
Walnut Hill
Pat Faires
Jane Schoeman
Cynthia Phillips
Jody Moore
Mary Trace
Births Admissions and Dismissals and Eagles Dance
Births announce a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seitz of McArthur Route 1 and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sigler of Logan. Admissions list Mrs. Ralph Baker Logan Shirley Keister Laurelville Route 2. Dismissals note Mrs. Curtis Harvey Logan Route 1 and Mrs. Ralph Mohler and son Logan Route 3. Eagles to Meet: Jacksonville Eagles plan a Saturday dance 9 to 12 with guests. under 18 must be off by curfew.
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Gerald Seitz
McArthur
Douglas Sigler
Logan
Ralph Baker
Shirley Keister
Laurelville
Curtis Harvey
Ralph Mohler
Eagles
Glouster
Jacksonville Eagles
Hocking County Board opposes public funds for private schooling
The Hocking County Board of Education discussed a joint vocational school district for the area and reaffirmed support pending state approval. They also opposed using public funds for private education and approved sending the resolution to Rep. Harry Armstrong as the bus bill remains before the General Assembly.
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State Department
General Assembly
Harry Armstrong
United States
Hocking County
Ohio seeks 116 million for schools via sales tax rise
Nelsonville educators and the superintendent attended a regional Athens conference to discuss the PEP program. The Ohio Council on Education proposes a one cent sales tax increase to raise 116 million for higher teacher salaries, deprived youth aid, supplies, equipment, and transportation.
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Nelsonville
William Friedrich
General Assembly
Fraedrich
Friedrich
OCE
Winter Sports Here Thanks To Cold Wave
Nelsonville residents take advantage of recent zero temperatures with ice skating on frozen ponds and streams in Pine Grove and surrounding areas. The Hocking River froze in sections, while some stretches remained open water along its course Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Pine Grove
Hocking
Chauncey Church District Conference Announced
The Church of Christ district conference will meet at McArthur Sunday at 3 p.m. CYF groups from Chauncey, Trimble will also gather Sunday with sessions at 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. respectively.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ District Conference
McArthur
Cyf
Chauncey Church of Christ
Trimble Cyf
Church of Christ
Conservancy District Appraisers Elect Officers in Ohio
Newly appointed Hocking Conservancy District appraisers were sworn in by Francis White. Ralph Poston is named board member and Donald R. Johnson secretary treasurer. Goff Dunfee is chosen as vice chairman with meeting cadence set for four quarterly sessions.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Dunfee
Athens
Phil Ong
Ralph Poston
Logan
Francis White
Conservancy Distring
Runway Creek Coal Co
Goff Dunfee
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Donald R. Johnson
Johnson
Conservancy Court
Conservancy
Athens County and
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Harley Meyer
Bolin
Farming Still Growing Concern Warns At Annual Meet
LOGAN Ohio Farmers group hears ex extension chief say farming remains a going concern though it loses political voice. He urges better understanding and fewer field errors plus stronger public relations. Awards given to district officials and students for service and conservation efforts. Boosters to serve soup and desserts at Trimble Junior High building Saturday.
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Logan
Floyd Heft
Ohio Soil Conservation Committee
County Soil and Water Conservation District
Logan High School
Trimble
Car License Reservations Begin in February for 1965 Plates
Ruth Barber, local license registrar, announced reservations for 1965 license plates from February 8 to February 20. Auto owners must bring title certificates to reserve. License plates go on sale March 1. truck licenses on March 15. Deputy registrar at Miller's Grocery Columbus Street.
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Nelsonville
Ruth Barber
Miller’s Grocery
Columbus St
Hospital Birth Announcements Reach Multiple Families
Mount St. Mary Hospital records list numerous birth notices including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Trimble and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen of Nelsonville Route 1. Other families from Chauncey Logan Athens New Straitsville and nearby towns announce newborns and visits.
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Charles Johnson
Trimble
Ben Allen
Nelsonville
Paul D. Ice
Logan
Doris Jo Call
Buchtel
Marie O’neal
Chauncey
Terry Shirkey
New Lexington
Ruth A. Walker
New Straitsville
Daniel Hook
John Burt
Athens
Selah Rutter
Martha Nixon
Myla Hinerman
Union Furnace
Elian Childress
Mona Wycoff
Orville
Donald W. Standley
Glouster
Paul Geiger
Webster Poling
Junction City
Shirley Mitchell
Murray City
Edith Freeman
David Barber
Carolyn Adams
Arrietta Ray
Betty Roberts
Shawnee
Martha Philopoulos
Marie O'Neal
New Law Topic For FHA Meet In Logan
Logan Federal Community Room hosts FHA officials to discuss Economic Opportunity Act provisions affecting area farmers. The meeting covers rural loans of 2500 dollars for agricultural production and related industries, with 15 year terms and about four percent interest. Details and clarifications will be studied.
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Logan
Logan Federal Community Room
Fireman Injured in Haydenville Chimney Fire
Logan reports a Haydenville structural blaze at 1 44 p m injuring one city firefighter Donald Schultz with first degree burns to the left forearm. Soot ignited in the chimney on the second floor of Mason Bownes residence. fire contained to floor joists and surrounding area.
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Logan
Haydenville
Donald Schultz
Mason Bownes
Eagles Hold Dance With Glen Dale Robson Orchestra
Murray City Eagles stage a Saturday night dance at the Eagles Hall from 9 30 to 12 30 hosted by Glen Dale Robson and his orchestra. Members and guests are invited to attend the socially planned event.
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Nelsonville
Murray City
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Glen Dale Robson
Style Show Planned by Queen Esther Class at First Methodist
Nelsonville group Queen Esther Class presented a program on the Christian year with colors and announced a spring style show for March 30 at 8 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. Mary Tignor chaired plans and committees were named with hostesses listed.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Barber
First Methodist Church
Mary Tignor
Juanita Barich
Lois Dean
Wanda Jonas
Martha Fick
Nellie Haynes
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