Rabies Clinic Plans Announced by Vinton Board
McARTHUR The Vinton County Board of Health learned county commissioners will fund this year s rabies vaccination clinics. Dr Donald Barton of Hamden will administer vaccines at multiple sites in May. A tranquilizer gun for the dog warden was ordered as part of rabies control. Marvin Huston was elected president and John Palmer vice president. The board set meetings for the first Thursday of even numbered months at 1 p m with next on April 6. Carl Long and Thad Dye will be rehired in June to conduct the water survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Vinton County
Marvin Huston
John Palmer
Department of Health Office
Carl Long
Thad Dye
Thirty Three Patients Examined At Pediatric Clinic
Thirty three patients were examined during the Pediatric Otological Diagnostic Clinic at the Logan Hocking County Health Center. The session was sponsored by local health officials and aimed to assess ear health and related pediatric concerns.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County Health Center
Wellston Police Report Two Weekend Accidents
Wellston police investigated two weekend accidents. Mary Ingalls, 16, stopped for a vehicle ahead when Phyllis Simpson, 19, struck from behind. no injuries and moderate damage. Simpson cited for vehicle under control. Joseph O Neal, 23, went left of center on Route 93 striking a fence. no injuries. O Neal cited for no license and under control. A theft report: tachometer stolen from Creighton Williams vehicle and car carburetor torn from manifold. thieves pried open right front door of a 1970 car.
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Mary L. Ingalls
Wellston
Phyllis M. Simpson
Jackson
Ingalls
Simpson
Joseph L. O'Neal
William Newman
O’neal
Creighton Williams
S. Michigan Ave
Three Cars Involved In Logan County Mishap
Logan City police investigated a crash on Jennison Avenue near Spring Street Monday at 8 58 p m involving Celina P Evans 73 of 324 Wood St driving a Toyota Corolla struck a parked Ford owned by Clifford E Thomson of Logan Route 4 The impact pushed Thomson s car into a second parked vehicle owned by Ronald N Rutgers of Union Furnace Evans was cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance ahead and treated at Hocking Valley Community Hospital The incident involved a team of clinicians from Ohio University with a state health department clinic organized by Dick Sayre and staffed by local nurses and health officials.
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Logan
Jennison Avenue
Spring Street
Celina P. Evans
Wood St
Clifford E. Thomson
Thompson
Ronald N. Rutgers
Union Furnace
Evans
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Ohio Department of Health
Victor Ver Meulen
University Hospital
Columbus
Don Eliott
Betsy Davis
Emily
Buckberry
Patrick McCaffey
Ohio University
Bill Davis
Dick Sayre
Maternal Health Division
State Health Department
Nelsonville York wrestlers defeat Meigs 40 to 15
Nelsonville York grapplers beat Meigs Marauders 40-15 in a Saturday match. In exhibitions Dickerson tied Harris 2-2 at 112 pounds while Hysell edged Carter 2-1 at 126. Mitchell pinned Ohlinger at 132 and Barber won at 188.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville-York Grapplers
Meigs Marauders
Dickerson
Harris
Hysell
Carter
Mitchell
Ohlinger
Barber
Haley
Harrison
Cox
Musser
Powell
Triplett
Rosenbaum
McDonald
Moore
Hitchings
Pearch
McClelland
McLaughlin
Bookman
N-Y
Mash
Nixon
Pickens
Thomas
Godenschwager
Bateman
T. Lehew
J. Lehew
Odd Fellows Set Meeting in Nelsonville District
A district meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Nelsonville Odd Fellows Temple. District Deputy Grand Master Frederick J. Adams and district representative Robert S. Steenrod will conduct the program with Lodges from Logan Athens Nelsonville Coolville Pomeroy and Glouster attending. Light refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Temple
Jackson
Harper Streets
Frederick J. Adams
Grand Lodge
Robert S. Steenrod
Logan
Athens
Coolville
Pomeroy
Glouster
Hock- Hocking Lodge No. 339
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Jackson Street
Columbus Man Guilty of Driving Under Influence
Logan William L. Lawrence of Columbus was found guilty of driving while intoxicated in Hocking County Court. Sentencing is set for March 4 at 10 a.m. Prosecution was led by Chris Veidt. The jury included Charles F. Anderson and 11 others after a trial before Judge James Stilwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Williams
Bernardine Shuttleworth
Chris Veidt
Seventh Graders Move Southern Local To Increase Lunch Prices
Southern Local School District voters approved raising school lunch prices from 20 to 25 cents to offset reduced reimbursements and higher food costs. The board also moved seventh graders to various elementary schools next year to ease high school overcrowding and discussed Miller High roof repairs and an industrial arts program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock
Perry County
Randall Talbott
Miller High School
Miller
Harriet and her cronies promote cherry pie filling charms
Out back where the real work is done Harriet and her cronies pack plenty of cherries into every can. The label reveals a recipe for plain cherry pie and a list of secret uses from cake toppings to flaming desserts. The note invites readers to send recipes to Comstock Cherry Pie Filling and promises a booklet with credited ideas. Other fillings like blueberry peach and apple are mentioned.
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Harriet
Comstock
Newark
N.Y
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Donald Barton
Hamden
Odd Fellows
Wellston Court
Forrest V. Slavens
William E. Perkins
Barry P. Parks
Ray
James Francis Osborne
Alliance
Twig
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Janet Kirkendall
Gloria Jacobs
Southern
First Christian Church
Marilyn Carter
Carol Williams
Talbert
Southern Local Education Association
Ohio School Boards Association
Ned Gehring
Moxahala
Corning
William Dunlap
Bette Tignor
Adams Street
University Hospital, Columbus
Talbott and
Dunlap
Talbott
William Colvin
George Higgins
Edward Riley
Neil Tharp
Jacalyn R. Osborne
W. Franklin
Messenger
Jacalyn Midkiff
Miss Osborne
Marietta College
Harriet Foster
Montmorency
Borden
Cherry
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