Library Receives 47 Books and Memorial Volume
Logan residents donate the Civil War memoir Bands and Drummer Boys of the Civil War by Arthur Wise to the Logan Hocking County District Library in memory of Mrs. Stanley Nixon’s husband. Forty seven new titles join shelves including non fiction works on home care, cars, safety, pets, history, travel, and fiction by various authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Arthur Wise
Logan-Hocking County
Stanley Nixon
Sex
Helen Gurley Brown
Richard S. Boeing
Peter McIntyre
West
Oknawa
James H. Belote
John R. Goyne, Jr
Jesus
Wilam E. Phipps
Robert B. Jackson
Barbara Milbauer
House Beautiful
Beauiful
Dick Mathews
Robert Earl Barnes
Oceanolosy Today
Robert Barton
Wiliam A Nolan
Rod McKuen
Wendy ‘Weevers-Carter
Leonard Wibberley
Frank B. Galbreth, Jr
Eliot Janeway
Julius Fast
Robert Franklin Leslie
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bart McDowell
Allan W Eckert
Keith Miller
MacArthur
D. Clayton James
Elizebeth
Mary M. Luke
Witchcraft Reader
Peter Haining
Christ Is Alves
Michael Quaist
Tex Maule
David St. Clair
Golden Rock
Heanor Heckert
D. E. Stevenson
Elizabeth Cadell
Arthur Cavanaugh
Peter Farb
George Cam
Wwe
Richard Fallork
Bill Gulick
John Crag
Earl Hamnertr
Laura Z. Hopson
Special Branch
Tom Lilley
Citizenship Discussed By Judge at ABWA Meeting
Judge Rhea Bangert Brown urged active civic involvement to be good citizens and discussed American Government courses. The ABWA meeting covered the Aces High for Scholarship card party April 22 at Carborundum Union Mall to fund scholarships for Hocking County girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rhea Bangert Brown
American Business Womens Association
Brandt’s
Brown
Carborundum Union Mall
ABWA
Hocking County
Laurelville
Starr Washington
Logan High
Ruth Hinerman
Sharff’s
Lancaster Wyandot
Tri County Vocational School honored for outstanding manpower program
Tri County Vocational School received a Certification of Merit in recognition of its manpower training program. Attending were Rep. Clarence Muller and T. C. Porter, with praise from Dr Bud Shoemaker and William Lewis for leadership, wide community support, and a 30.5 year average enrollee age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
George Lovell
U.S
Clarence E Miller
T. C. Porter
Tri-County
Nilsonville
Jomet Vocational School
Clarence E Muller
10Th
Miller
Porter
Tri- County
White House
Albert Giles
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
William L. Lewis
United States Office of Education
Bud R. Shoemaker
Lewis
United States
State Departments of Education
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Shoemaker
On The Square Dogs and Lost Pets Cautionary Tale
A column recalls dogs losing their way and needing identification as owners advise care with cars, licensing, collars, and reporting missing dogs. It notes radio Pet Patrol, lost and found ads, and practical tips from local residents Lloyd Elliott and others about beagles Jum and Jim and a dog that fell in the toilet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Street
West End
Nelsonville
American Humane Loci
Jum
Lloyd Eliott
Elliott
Jim
Market Disqualified From Food Stamp Program
Crosstown Larmer Market of Cleveland faces a three year ban from the federal food stamp program after allegedly selling ineligible items including beer wine cigarettes blankets and personal and household goods. A government spokesman noted only food purchases are allowed and the store accepted loose two dollar coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Crosstown Larmer Market, Inc
Cleveland
Senator Armstrong Reports on Ohio Legislature Actions
State Sen. Harry L. Armstrong outlined a busy week in the Ohio Legislature. The House sent to the Senate a bill to broaden day care subsidies for low income families and another bill to allow office space outside the Statehouse for the Legislative Service Commission. The week featured over 40 hearings and nearly 350 introduced bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
General Assembly
Legislative Service Commission
Department of Public Welfare
Commission On Vocational and Technical Education
Ohio
Don Knasel Named Shelby County Sheriff in Ohio
Donald Knasel, 36, of Maplewood, was chosen by the county commission to be Shelby County Sheriff succeeding Donald Laws who moves to the Ohio Liquor Control Board. Knasel has five years with the sheriff's office and was selected at a Tuesday meeting. Laws served about 24 years as sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ohio
Donald Knasel
Shelby County
Donald Laws
Oho Liquor Control Board
Knasel
Maplewood
Sheriff
Laws
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Jacqueline
Jacqueline Ag
Santana
Second Ave
Gallipolis
Arte Sareer
Charles Brinkman
Office of Economic Development
Bruce Jackson
Thei
James D. Mabry
Mike
Zebco Reel
Johnson
Senator Armstrong
Harry L. Armstrong
Senate House
Don Knasel
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
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