Logan Mayor backs Koppe site for police station
Logan Mayor M B Haney urged the city council to consider the Koppe Property as a future police station location while keeping City Hall staff together. He criticized the current police facilities as a disgrace and noted plans to possibly move the department from its space with the fire department. Council will study Koppe use before deciding. The council also will review bids for city employee hospital insurance and notes a gas rate cut effective March 1. A traffic hazard at Vine and North Walnut Streets was referred to the street committee.
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Ordinance Blocks Advertising Litter Barrels in Logan
LOGAN RICHARD GOOD of Columbus sought city approval for free all steel trash receptacles in Logan's business district with ads on their sides to fund the project. A sidewalk blocking ordinance may bar placement, prompting council to review the issue while Good seeks compensation for his effort. The Plains notes a church soup sale fund drive and a historical pepper price aside.
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Cancer Meet Set Sunday
An American Cancer Society area meeting will be held Sunday at Blosser's Restaurant from 1 to 4 p.m. Nine counties Athens Gallia Monroe Meigs Morgan Noble Perry Washington and Hocking will be represented by their presidents crusade chairs and key volunteers. Dan Long presides. Robert Bou dinot will be guest speaker with short talks by Jane Ruff Phil Roberts Maribelle Higgins and Dan Long.
Logan motorist bonds forfeited for speeding
Two motorists forfeited $20 bonds each after failing to appear in County Court Monday morning. They had been arrested for speeding on Route 33. Paul Barr Blair, 26, Dover, was apprehended Feb 8 and John Hugh Buckwalter, 21, Worthington, Feb 18.
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Miller High seeks 1000 Lombardo tickets by March 3
Hemlock Ohio Miller High School juniors race to sell a thousand tickets by March 3 for a May 16 appearance by Guy Lombardo and his orchestra. With about 200 sold they recruit aid from Athens Logan Nelsonville and nearby towns. Tickets cost 2.50 pay by mail to Miller High School Hemlock 43743 with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Fish Game Club to Meet Friday in Carbon Hill Gym
Logan report states Monday Creek Fish and Game Club will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Carbon Hill gymnasium. Expansion plans include building a clubhouse and stocking a lake this summer. Interested parties may contact secretary Floyd Brown or trustees Don Brady Jim Browning William Spencer or Dick Puffy.
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Jim Browning
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