Court Does Not Act Mine Feud Referred to NRLB
In Starr Township a labor dispute at the W A Gubler mine near Route 6 may go to the National Labor Relations Board. Judge Harley Meyer in Common Pleas Court halted after two witnesses, noting possible lack of jurisdiction due to Supreme Court restraining order rulings. Attorneys for the United Mine Workers had sought to modify the order to permit picketing. Meyer overruled and set a briefing deadline for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan—Liklihood
Starr
National Labor Relations Board
Harley Meyer
Common
United Mine Workers
W. A. Gubler
Route $6
Meyer
Lght
Supreme Court
Emise
Richard Gerken
Finday
Indi
Work Stoppa Ohio 40% M
Ohio's 1985 work stoppages cost about 40 percent more work time than in 1954 according to the state industrial relations director. Miss Margaret A. Mahoney reported about 420 strikes idled 330,000 workers and caused 2,600,000 man days of idleness last year, versus 266 strikes, 134,000 workers idled and 1,890,000 man days in 1954, a loss of roughly 0.34 percent of total work time.
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Columbus —R
Ohio
Margaret A. Mahoney
Cottontails Move In at Hocking County Release
About 190 Kansas cottontail rabbits were released by the Hocking County Fish and Game Association in select areas near Logan to acclimate them ahead of food crop planting and fertility programs. All animals released were certified disease-free and will receive food and cover as they settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Kansas
Hocking County
Donley Shultz
Lillie
Florida
Frankie Parker
Carl White
Eddie Huntington
W. Va
Frank Dorst
Long Bottom
Herold Parker
Chester
Jons
Cent
Carrie Bahr
George Pickens
Reedsville
BE. Henderson
Coalville
Wayne Brickles
Audrey Torrence
Harry Allison
Racine
William Chapman
Indaw
Duane Beaver
New Matamoras
Ohio
Albert Snyder
Sandyville
Effie Watson
Wiliam
Watson
John Guinther
Local Social Notes Include Visits and A Kentucky Derby Reminiscence
The column lists numerous visits among Alfred and Ashland residents including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner and Mr. Clyde Calvert. It mentions a wedding at Trinity Methodist Church Point Pleasant and social gatherings hosted by Mrs. Clayton Allen. It also recalls Kentucky Derby jockeys Wateman White and Kingman with notes on past winners Isaac Murphy and His Eminence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wood
Sarah Jones
Trinity Methodist Church
Point Pleasant
Clayton Allen
Hhe Sewing Club
Franklin
Wateman White
Isaac Murphy
Riley
Thed Croy
Jimmy
Gordon Ridenourfield
Vernon Cleland
1901
Alana
Charles Reed
Dale
Emma Cleland
Logan Society Forms New Club and Schedules Meetings
The Logan Society forms a new club with 15 members and guests present at the Campbell residence. Officers include Mrs Floyd Coakley as vice president and Mrs Regina Wolfe as secretary treasurer. A separate wedding notes the Dupler Sigler ceremony at Westminster Church with details of attendants and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Brandt
William Bozett
George
Tarry Campbell
Learn Lab
Forester
Regina Wolfe
Campbell
Pete
Neon
Fountain
Floyd Coakley
Achines Logan News
Gene Harden
Shirley
Lancaswaren 'Y
Wave Tolores Midland PL
Scott Rheinseheld
Lancaster
Kantor
Our Square
Hawen Pope
Westminister House of
Dupler-Sigler
Waslin ‘Marrage
Helen Mate
Dupler
Sigler Jr
Robert
Paxton
Ralph Pos
Robert Pugh Hugi
Eline Senora
Walter Ott
Miss Duprin
Clarence Dep
Logan
Sigler
Lumbus
Douglas Sigbridegroom
Ler
Third St. Logan
John Wen
Donald Dupler
Upper Flats Farm Meeting Attendees and Local Visits
Illness spreads among Roush and Newberry family members from thickened pox. Attendees at a regional Farm Bureau meeting in Charleston include Arnett and Mrs Roush Jesse Brown and others. Families visit relatives in New Haven Columbus Dayton Oak Grove and Parkesburg with several dinner guests and relocations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanara Roush
Mike Newberry
Bur‘eay
Charleston
Arnett Roush
Jesse Brown
Draine Lathey
PE. Roush
Donald
New Haven
C. C. Blessing
Peggy
Gerald Rood
Richard
Columbus
Mr. Rood
HS. Rood
A. P. Roush
Gus Jr
Grimms Landing
Mae Roush
Parkesburg
John McDermitt
Nelsonville
Dayton
Gale Donahue
Oak Grove
200 Persons Present At F and AM Bangui Dinner
About 200 members attended the annual father son dinner of Mingo Lodge 171 F and AM at the Masonic Temple. Held each year on Washington's birthday, the event featured Roy Williamson as speaker and was offered by C. W. Guess, the lodge’s master.
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S Nual
Mingo Lodge
F & AM
Masonic ‘Temple
Washington
Roy Williamson
C. W. Guess Ful
Logan High Principal to Attend National Principals Convention
Logan Har ley Ellinger principal of Logan High School will attend the National Association of High School Principals convention in Chicago Friday registration occurs on the day of arrival and a convention banquet is set for Saturday. Sessions and group discussions continue through next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harley Ellinger
Logan High School
Chicago
National Association W
Iti
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NRLB
Logan Society
Hook Club
Oak Club
Brandt's
Doris Dupe
William J. Beavers Jr
Bride
Shirley Sig
Juanita Dupler
Athens Messenger
Betty Dupler
Sisters of the Bride
W. Hunt- St. Logan
Smead Manufacturing Company
S. Logan
Union Furnace High School
U. S. Army
Korea
C&o Railroad
Buick
America
Peewee
F&am
Bangui
Texas
Abilene
Brownsville
Bargain
Athens
Belks
Macshore
Masons
Mac
SHORE
Belk
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