State aid checks totaling 17400 received in Hocking County
State aid totaling 17400 has been received by Hocking County districts assisted by the State Department of Education. Benton Township 1900 Haydenville 1200 Laurel Township 1500 Laurelville 1600 Marion Township 2100 Murray City 3100 Perry Township 1300 Salt Creek Township 900 Starr Township 1400 Ward Township 2500. Rehabilitation items add 135.46 and 1926.46 with the latter going to the school construction fund and Laurel Township 332.
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Logan
Hocking County
State Department of Education
J. W. Coleman
Benton Township
Haydenville
Laurel Township
Laurelville
Marion Township
Murray City
Perry Township
Salt Creek
Starr Township
Ward Township
Union Furnace
PLAN CLUB WORK LOGAN
C C Lang assistant state 4 H Club leader visited Logan to outline the summer program. Two features are officers and leaders conference in June and a club camp later in the year. More emphasis will be placed on livestock club work with organization to begin in March and continue April and May.
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Logan
C. C. Lang
Harold Chambers
Chambers
Veteran health board member submits neck growth exam
Logan Feb 14 James Loom longtime Hocking County Board of Health member traveled to Columbus for a neck growth examination at a hospital. He lives in Union Furnace and was joined by his sons William and Guy Loomis and fellow health board member Dr J J Hoodlet.
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Logan
James Loomis
Hocking
What the home can do for the school program
Mrs. William Hansel presented the Among Ourselves Club topic at a Logan area gathering. A luncheon preceded a business session during which Wetherill was elected president and Steinman vice president. Spears secretary and press correspondent. Hansel treasurer. Members Wonn and Scheide joined the program committee. Belle and Ruth Loomis provided vocal and piano numbers. Merritt Wonn will host the next meeting in early March.
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William Hansel
Guy Hansel
Logan
W. P. Wetherill
Ida Steinman
A. T. Spears
George Wonn
Hansel
Clayton W. Scheide
Roll Call
Belle Loomis
Ruth Loomis
Merritt Wonn
Teachers Resignations at Union Furnace High School
Miss Gertrude Barker resigns to pursue study at Ohio University effective immediately. Miss Florence B. Rolland of Bartlett will finish the current term as a replacement. Board of Education announced the changes and accepted Barker's resignation.
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Logan
Gertrude Barker
Union Furnace
Ohio University
Florence BR. Rolland
Bartlett
Board of Education
Barker
Veterans urged to file World War disability claims by April deadline
Logan Ohio February 14 The State Department of the American Legion asks Logan Post to help disabled World War veterans in Hocking County file disability or survivor claims before the April 6 1980 deadline. A county list of veterans and deceased veterans shows 52 living and several names across Logan Laurelville Murray City Carbon Hill Haydenville Orbiston Rockbridge Union Furnace and surrounding areas.
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Logan
State Department of the American Legion
Logan Post
American Legion
Hocking County
Congress
Legion
James H. Barker
Chris Bentz
Thomas Brown
Clarence Brooks
Ray
Brown
Murray H. Butterfield
Samuel KR. Clark
Andrew
Andrew 8. Coakley, Charles A. Coakley
Carl Merton James
Carl T. Juergensmeier
John E. Krieg
Charles Linton
Claude C. Lyon
Gierald McLaughlin
Harry J. Mock
William H. Rudolph
Irwin E. Rutter
Carl J. Scholl
Lewis Scilex
Leo F. Stroupe
John Stuller
John N. Thomas
Boyd V. Wright
Clarence T. Zwicker
Laurelville
Mayo Knece
Norman Disbennet
William Kreider
Pritchard
Ernest F Smith
Joseph M. Smith
George C Stump
Murray City
John Canter
James Hamer, Jr
John Erivado
William M. Poling
Samuel B. Shuttleworth
Carbon Hill
Henry EB. Evans
Oscar Spooner
Haydenville
Emory Burriss
George Carpenter
Clark D. Mugrage
Clyde E. Powers
Lester M. Woltz
Orbiston
Fred Wilson
Rockbridge
Pearl C. Burns
Edgar I. Moore
Tracy V. Dupler
George H. Woltz
Union Furnace
D. Edward Bowen
Hugh H. McClannahan
James E. Gallagher
Alfred R. Hartman
Isaac O. Hankison
Herman L. Hess
Miss Lutz Resigns From Hocking County Board
Miss Margaret Lutz secretary and consultant of the Hocking County Children's Home Board of Trustees resigns effective March 1 after seven years on the board. She has served since 1928, helped shift care to home placement, and also acts as executive secretary of the county Red Cross chapter.
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Children's Home Board of Trustees
Lutz
Hocking County
the Red Cross
Has Justice Now Marion Township No Longer Without Justice of The Peace
Logan February 14 Trustees of Marion Township name Charles Narick as justice of the peace after N E Rutter declined to qualify for a third term. Narick’s appointment fills the unoccupied post formerly held by Rutter who did not wish to continue the duties.
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Marion Township
Justice of the Peace
Logan
Charles Narick
N. E. Rutter
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Lehman held in Logan
Funeral services were held at the Leonard Funeral Chapel at 1 30 PM Thursday for Mrs. Sarah Lehman who died earlier in the week. She leaves a son Robert Oatley of Toledo and brothers Howard Brown of Circleville and Harry Brown of Birmingham Alabama. Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star participated in the rites.
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Logan
Leonard Funeral
James R. Fields
Sarah Lehman
Lehman
Robert Oatley
Toledo
Howard Brown
Circleville
Harry Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Venus
Order of Eastern Star
Birthday Surprise for J. J. Keller at Falla Township Home
Friends of J. J. Keller gathered at his home near this cy Wednesday evening to celebrate his seventieth birthday with card games and lunch. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rohrer, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Keller, the Miller family, Eva Pierson, Mrs. Charles Brandt, the Brandts, the Merk ers, and Lancaster.
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J. J. Keller
Falla Township
Keller
Lincoln
Tom Cook
Jesse Rohrer
Eli Keller
Alvah Miller
Ralph
Eiwoon
Oma
Eva Pierson
Charles Brandt
Bruce Brandt
Logan
William Mercer
Lancaster
Blum Named Logan Administrator of DeLong Estate
Samuel Blum, former county commissioner, is appointed administrator of the Catherine De long estate in Perry Township by Judge A M Ellinger after Alice Dupler resigned. Bond set at $2000. appraisers already completed part of the administration.
Whartons Visit Logan During Thursday Business Call
Mr and Mrs Alpha Wharton of South Perry were business callers in Logan Thursday morning making inquiries and meeting local merchants during their visit.
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Alpha Wharton
South Perry
Logan
Sugar Grove P T A Discusses Rockbridge High School
Logan Feb 14 Sugar Grove residents debated Rockbridge High School at a Rockbridge Parent Teacher Association meeting. County superintendent J W Coleman said conditions set by the State Department of Education must be met to retain the school, which Rockbridge citizens strongly oppose any plan that would close it.
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Logan
Sugar Grove
Rockbridge
J. W. Coleman
Logan man announces candidacy for sheriff on Republican ticket
A. F. Evans of Logan declares himself the first candidate for sheriff in the upcoming August Republican primaries. The automobile salesman, a long-time resident, said he would file his declaration within a few days and listed his Depot Street home.
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Logan
A. F. Evans
Evans
Depot Street
Mrs Margaret Nicholas Seriously Ill at Columbus Home
Margaret Nicholas is seriously ill at her Columbus residence, information relayed Wednesday by her brother Samuel Jones of South Orchard Street in Logan.
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Logan
Margaret Nicholas
Columbus
Samuel Jones
South Orchard Street
Brother in West Virginia in serious condition after stroke
Mrs. George Blosser of Logan reports her brother F. J. Price of Canal Winchester is critically ill in West Virginia after a stroke he suffered while visiting relatives. He rallied briefly but doctors say there is little hope for recovery as his condition remains serious.
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Logan
George Blosser
West Virginia
F. J. Price
Canal Winchester
Vernon Mauk Elected President Pro Tem of City Council
Vernon Mauk Republican won the post of president pro tem after Tuesday’s council meeting. Mauk serves a second term on the city council and resides on West Front Street in the Fourth Ward, elected councilman at large.
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Logan
Vernon Mauk
Thimble and Art Club Hosts Easter Luncheon
Members of the Thimble and Art Club gathered at the Eas terling Clubhouse hosted by Mrs. William Bowen for a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at one o clock. Spring flowers decorated tables with Valentine season favors and quotes from Lincoln used during roll call. A social hour followed with several guests named including Mrs. Pearl Watkins Mrs. Harry H. Wright Mrs. A K Smith Mrs. William H. Strentz Mrs. Harley M. Whitcraft Mrs. Emma Ap lin Mrs. M. H. Cherrington Mrs. W G Bowen Mrs. Theodore Lytle Mrs. Raymond Lanning Mrs. Robert Work Mrs. Walter Klien schmidt and Miss Emma Petty.
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Thimble and Art Club
William ¥. Bowen
Lincoln
Pearl Watkins
Harry H. Wright
A. K. Smith
William H. Strentz
Harley M. Whitcraft
Emma Aplin
M. H. Cherrington
W. G. Bowen
Theodore Lytle
Raymond Lanning
Robert C. Work
Walter Kleinschmidt
Emma Petty
Weinrich and Ho in Cincinnati on business
Forest E. Weinrich and Barton A. Ho were in Cincinnati Thursday and Friday on business matters.
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Forest E. Weinrich
Barton A. Ho
Cincinnati
Club Entertainment Sparks Bridge Evening in North Mulberry
Song Souci Club members enjoyed a 6 pm dinner at Mrs. Harry Eastman’s home on North Mulberry Street followed by a bridge session. Mrs. Etta Miller won the high club score and Mrs. Robert Weaver the high guest score. Guests included Mrs. Weaver Mrs. Charles G. Bowen Mrs. John Krieg and Mrs. Lorentz Smith.
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Harry Eastman
North Mulberry Street
Etta Miller
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Charles G. Bowen
John Krieg
Lorentz Smith
Dinner at Emma Becker Home by Fabjerwacks Club
At six o'clock dinner was hosted by Miss Emma Becker on East Hunter Street Wednesday evening for the Fabjerwacks Club. Cards were played and Mrs. Harry Foster of Waverly attended as a guest.
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Emma Becker
East Hunter Street
Fabjerwacks Club
Harry Foster
Waverly
Local Visitors Swing Through City on Business
Mr and Mrs C E Peling of Lancaster and Ired Blankenship of New Straits ville visited on Thursday. Sheriff W R Lloyd was a business visitor in Columbus on Wednesday.
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C. E. Peling
Lancaster
W. R. Lloyd
Columbus
Ired Blankenship
New Straitsville
Healthful California Fig Syrup for Constipation Relief
Mrs. R. Richards praises California Fig Syrup for her daughter Rebecca who suffered from chronic constipation. The product is described as a safe vegetable remedy that relieves initial symptoms, tones bowels, improves digestion, and has long been endorsed by doctors for fifty years.
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California
McCoy's Cool Liver Oil Extract Tablets Advertised
A promotional text touts McCoy's Cool Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a vitamin source with vitamins A and D derived from cod liver oil. It claims they build body tissues and bones, equates two tablets to a teaspoon of cod liver oil, and sells for 60 cents at druggists.
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J York
McCoy
Bfco. L, Inc
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