Scouts Serve as Officials in Logan Civic Day
Eight city and county officials assigned as honorary posts for Logan's Civic Day with Boy Scouts from Hocking County. Lunch at Brandt's honored the scouts and featured remarks by organizers as each troop representative carried out the formal roles with their appointed officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Civic
Logan
Hocking County
Mecca
Brandt’s Restaurant
Wendell Rice
Greenhills Reservation
Jack Holaday
Richard Morrison
Gordon Gray
Tom Quaintance
George Christian
Logan United Brethren In Christ Church
David Savings
St John’s Catholic Church
James Robinson
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Walter Wilkinson
Trinity United Methodist Church
Kenneth Jenkins
Kline Memorial United Methodist Church
Enterprise
Mike Siler
Gibsonville
Girl Scout Festival Talk Highlights Opportunities and Cookies
Approximately 20 Girl Scout adults met at the American Legion Clubhouse for the International Dinner and neighborhood meeting. Barbara Marron shared experiences from the 1968 Western Opportunity festival in Scottsdale, Arizona, and urged Cadette leaders to promote such opportunities. Scenic Hills troops sold over 7,800 boxes of cookies, earning near $400 for local activities. Births and admittances noted, plus upcoming camps, fees, and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion Clubhouse
Barbara Marron
Columbus
Barbara
Ohio
Scottsdale, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Scenic Hills
Hocking County
Lancaster High School
Camp Echo Hills
Richard Bowers
City owes her $6.15 after mud floods washer
Mrs. Carl L. Smith bills the city for 6.15 dollars claiming mud from a city water main break soiled her laundry. She lists soap costs 50 cents depreciation on the washer and three hours of labor at 1.25 dollars per hour as damages.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Carl L. Smith
Logan Post Office Faces Growth and Possible Relocation
Logan officials say the post office cannot be remodeled to handle rising mail volume and a new building at a different location is recommended. The office serves Murray City and Laurelville, with 2,792 stops and six city routes plus 4 rural routes, and revenue rose from 97 462 in 1958 to 163 724 in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geor Lovell
Logan
Logan Post Office
Collins
Murray City
Laurelville
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Donald K. Barstow
Don Barstow
Mill ST
Lincoln
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ray Blankenship
Debra Huston
Brett Crothers
Rebecca Aspery
BAEZA
Braulio Baeze
Beau Brumme
Cunningham Music Center
Kea Cator TV
Bordentown Model
SAFC
Cunningham
Richland
Athens
A.F.T
Ferry Tales
Staten Island
the Battery
New York
Vaughan A. Collins
John Bond
Turkey
Block
HR Elk sSk¢ Inc
America
Columbus Road
Route 50
Watc
Oxford
Saddle Oxford
A. Marlox
Liquid
B. Vicks
C. Head & C
Vicks
Bill Roscoe
West Fairgrounds
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