Logan Levy Sought At East Hocking School District Milage Vote
East Hocking local school district voters will decide in May on a 3 mill General Operating levy to fund school operations. The board cites rising tuition costs after state aid reduction and notes current levy at 10.05 mills on a $9.62 million valuation. The district also hired Rachel Kennells as second and third grade teacher at Marion Elementary and purchased a 48 passenger Wayne bus from W H Chevrolet Sales Logan.
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Logan
East Hocking
Board of Education
Rachel Kennells
Marion
William Kossover
Ohio University
John Rennells
Carborundum Co
Rennells
Clarian
Pennsylvania
New York
Wayne
W&h Chevrolet
Divorce Granted On Neglect Grounds
Logan common pleas records show a divorce decree granted to the defendant in a suit by Marvin L Bailey against Ruby Leora Bailey on cross petition for gross neglect of duty. The decree followed plaintiff’s withdrawal in open court. the couple married December 24, 1955. Charles W Andrews sues Beatrice A Andrews for divorce citing gross neglect and willful absence and asks for custody of a minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan— Common Pleas
Marvin L. Bailey
Ruby Leora Bailey
Charles W. Andrews
Beatrice A. Andrews
Advisory Council To Meet At Webb Summit
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council will meet Friday February 8 at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Timberlake Mrs Charles Wolfe will lead a discussion on Taxes
Chickens Fear Planes Rally Against Albany Airport Installations
In Albany New York farmers protested Air Force plans to establish new installations at Albany airport. One farmer warned chickens never adjust to airplanes and may mistake them for hawks prompting farmer remarks at the meeting.
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Albany, N. Y
Air Force
Albany
Logan Society Hosts Modern Mothers League Meeting
The Logan Ohio CCL group met at Mrs. Ray Houk's home Monday evening with Mrs. Warren Garner leading a brief business session. Guest speaker and librarian Mrs. Evelyn Hansel shared her library work and a child oriented book display, highlighting early reading benefits and a Pennsylvanian folk tale.
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Modern Mothers League of the
Ohio CCL
Ray Houk
W. Hunter
Warren Gardner
Evelyn Hansel
Logan-Hocking County
Fred Good
Hansel
Beatrice Ellinger to Wed Donald Sigler in March Wedding
Mr and Mrs Ralph Ellinger announce the engagement and pending marriage of their daughter Beatrice to Donald Woodrow Sigler son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Sigler. Beatrice a Berne Union High School graduate works in the Farmers and Citizens Bank of Lancaster bookkeeping department. Donald attended Logan High School and works at the Carborundum plant in Logan. The open church wedding is planned for Saturday March 9 at Sponagle Lutheran Church east of Sugar Grove at 2 30 p m.
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Ralph Ellinger
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Beatrice
Donald Woodrow Sigler
Woodrow Sigler
E. Main St
Logan
Ellinger
Berne Union High School
Farmers’ and Citizens’ Bank of Lancaster
Sigler
Logan High School
Sponagle Lutheran Church
Sugar Grove
Grange Confers Degrees at Ewing Grange Meeting
The first and second degrees were conferred Wednesday evening at Ewing Grange with 46 in attendance. New members were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beck and Mary Dean. The banquet is set for Feb. 25 at Green Township school.
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Ewing Grange
Lloyd Beck
Mary Dean
Verna Rheinscheid
Grange
Green Township School
Helen Jordan
Thelma Mowery
Frank Ricketts
Cross Roads
the Grange
Frank Masure
Logan High Bands Present Complicated Evening Program
The Logan junior and senior high bands perform a varied program Thursday at the high school auditorium. Selections include Flyers and Medallion overture, School Days, Patriotic Overture, There’s Something About a Soldier, Saskatchewan, Semper Paratus, Mozart themes, Troika from St Kite Suite, Elsa’s Procession, and lighter pieces like Tea for Two and Lassus Trombone. Conductor Armand Houk leads the concert starting at 8 p.m.
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Logan
Ernest Weber
Harold M. Johnson
Cobb and Edwards
Buchtel
Gay
Saskatchewan
G._ E. Holmes
Coast Guard
C. W. Johnson
Sergei Prokofiev
Richard Wagner
J. J. Richards
George Enesco
Youmans
Stewart Schaefer
Vienna
Rudolph Sieczynski
Lassus
Harry Fillmore
Armand Houk
China Missionary to Speak in Logan at Church Service
Rev. Charles Ashley, a missionary who fled Communist China, will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. at First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Logan. Ashley, a 10 year China veteran, taught at Pui Yang middle school and led services at a government leprosarium before escaping, and studied at Otterbein College United Theological Seminary and Ohio State University.
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Logan
China
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Ashley
Etna
South China
Hong Kong
Ashley
Pui Yang
Otterbein College
Westerville
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio State University
Premiers Sign Pact of Peaceful Cooperation
The premiers of Communist China and Ceylon signed a pact of peaceful cooperation and resistance against aggression and expansion by imperialist and colonial forces.
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Colombo
China
Ceylon
WSCS Members Plan Rug-Making and Household Visits
The WSCS met at Mrs. Pearl Robinson's home and plans to sew rugs at Mrs. Dolly Wolfe's home this week. Mrs. Russell Roush and daughter visited the late sister Bessie Slaughter in Fairview, while the Roush family prepared to move to Ashley property now owned by Harry Hill in Letart Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Hill of Columbus spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, with other Clark family guests including Carmin, Davie, Steve, Henry, and Roger Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Roush
Bessie Slaughter
Fairview
Lester Roush
Ashley
Harry Hill
Letart Falls
Cecil J. Hill
Columbus
Julian Hill
Ernest Clark
Clark Home
Carmin Clark
Davie
Steve
Henry
Roger Hill
Citizens Form Logan Campaign to Support Four-Mill Levy
Representatives from industry labor business and professions met at the Ohio Power Co to discuss funding Logan city government. A Citizens Committee for a Better Logan was formed to back a four mill operating levy to be voted at the May primary. Subcommittees will study tax income and department needs including police fire water sewage cemetery and others funded from the general fund. The city faces financial strain after losing 1.5 mills and the four mill levy was defeated last November.
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Logan
Ohio Power Co
Citizens Committee For A
Arthur Gasser
Logan Trade Club
Gasser
Boy Faces Court Shown In Kiwanis Film Night
Logan Kiwanis members viewed a film depicting a boy's experience before a juvenile court. Har old Nihiser Jr chaired the program with Hocking County Juvenile Court cooperation. Next Ladies Night is set for Tuesday at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse.
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Boy
Kiwanis
Logan
Logan Kiwanis Club
Harold Nihiser, Jr
Hocking County
Izaak Walton League
Glouster Kiwanis Club
State of Ohio Sues Chakeres Realty Over Land Take
The State of Ohio has filed in Common Pleas Court a taking action against Chakeres Realty Co. and others to appropriate land in Green Township to relocate Route 33 near the Hocking Drive In Theater. A $1080 compensation deposit is recorded with the court.
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LOGAN
Green Township
Common Pleas
State of
Ohio
Chakeres Realty Co
Hocking Drive
Patent medicines and their misleading label
The term patent medicine misleads readers since medicines themselves aren't patented. Protection often covers the process of manufacture and the trademarked name rather than the medicine.
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Levy
E. Hocking
St. Thomas Hospital
London
England
Logan Society
Houk
Gardner
Good
Otto Shaw
Dan DeLong
Frank Newell
Bill Cox
Don Russell
New League
N. Court St
Nylons
DuPont
Winter Woolens & Suitings
Apple Grove
WSCS
Pearl Robinson
Dolly Wolfe
Citizens Open Fund Campaign
Chakeres Realty
Chevrolet
Chevy
Eomes
Extra Coat
Athens, Ohio
Fayette St. Nelsonville, Ohio
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