Logan youths face judge on delinquency charges
Nine Logan area children aged 13 and 14 face Hocking County juvenile court next Tuesday for beer drinking minor thefts and truancy. Seven boys and two girls are charged with related offenses, with the older boy facing motor vehicle truancy and allowing beer in a vehicle.
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Logan
Logan Area
Hocking County
Roy Kelch
Hocking
George Johnson
Kelch
Johnson
Logan School System Urges Immunization Ahead of Registration
Logan-James Dow urges parents of kindergarten and first grade children to ensure immunizations are started or completed before preschool registration in April. Tuberculin tests will be offered at the Hocking County health department on Wednesday from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Five or six year olds must be aged by Oct 1. Smallpox, triple series, and polio vaccines are available at the health department or through family physicians. Parents should obtain birth certificates before April.
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James Dow
Logan City
Hocking County Health Department
Health Department
Meat Firm Opens in New Logan Plant
Logan Meat Suppliers opens in a new concrete block facility north of the city off Route 93. The firm is the former Heine Meat operation on S Mulberry Street, which served the city for 40 years before the old plant was purchased by the state highway department for the Route 33 bypass. Partners are Wilford Six Kenneth Blake Boots Campbell and Ernest Malone.
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Logan Meat Suppliers
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State Highway Department
Wilford Six
Kenneth Blake
Boots Campbell
Ernest Malone
Heinlein Mortuary Adds Room and Office Space
Logan Heinlein Funeral Home extends its facility at 204 W Main St adding a fourth viewing room with private entrances and a new porch hall with double aluminum doors. Work has been underway two weeks and the office entrance remains on High St. John Conant of Logan graduates from Ohio State Barber College and joins Jim Myers Barber Shop in Columbus. The Soviet government warned Harold Wilson against further U S support in Viet Nam.
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John Conant
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Logan School Board Considers Six-Mill Levy for May Ballot
Logan city schools weigh a six mill operating levy for the May 3 primary. The board adjourned to noon next Monday for further discussion after a Dec 7 defeat of a similar measure. Also noted were bus driver shortages, night classes for adults, a revised sick leave policy, and Band Boosters’ concerns about bus costs.
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Logan
Logan City School Board
Podoske Ineligible For Logan Postmaster Job
John A. Podoske said the U S Civil Service Commission ruled him ineligible for Logan postmaster. He had asked to reopen eligibility for his disabled veteran status. The commission had released a prior list including Francis Myers, Richard Donahey, and Vaughn Collins, with action pending.
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John A. Podoske
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
Richard Donahey
Vaughn
Logan Union To Build New Office Structure
Local 7630 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union plans a 72 by 56 foot office building across from the Carborundum plant on Route 33 in Logan. Gilbert Simonton, building committee chairman, notes construction could start this spring with bid openings at 1 p.m. March 5. The union has owned the land for six years, bought from William L. Hutchinson of Nelsville, and will include a 400 seating auditorium and a 150 car parking lot.
New School Head Named In Laurelville
Laurelville school board accepted Herman Massie’s resignation and named Glenn Christy as executive head. Massie, executive head since 1963, resigns to become regional coordinator of school bus transportation based in Portsmouth. Christy is in his second year as high school principal. no new principal will be named for the rest of the school year.
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Laurelville
Herman Massie
Glenn Christy
Massie
Portsmouth
Christy
Two Hospital Jobs Filled at New Logan Facility
Logan’s Hocking Valley Community Hospital elevates Sterling Lewis from Mt. Vernon to chief registered laboratory technologist and Jerry Oliver from Nelsonville to chief registered pharmacist. Administrator John Sappington said four registered nurse openings remain. Ivan Archer led a 4-H meeting at the courthouse for advisors and junior leaders from Athens, Vinton and Hocking Counties. A reckless driver is a fel low who seems determined to exceed the speed limit or bust.
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Jerry E. Oliver
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Logan
Ivan Archer
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