Logan council names Ellinger president pro tem and Robb assigns committees
Logan Veteran councilman Lawrence Ellinger named president pro tem at the 1966 organizational meeting. Incoming President Charles Robb selects committees and highlights annexation and city finances as top council duties. Newcomers Holzapfel Dalton join the board. Albert Blick replaces Ray Campbell as clerk.
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Klinger
Robb
Logan
Lawrence Ellinger
Charles W. Robb
Larry Holzapfel
Edward Dalton
Dalton
Sandy Hand
Ed Nelson
Merle Ellinger
Rolland Schorr
Jack Moorehead
Moorehead
Ellinger
Holzapfel
Albert Blick
Ray Campbell
Nelson
L. Ellinger
Hand
New Progress
Schorr
M. Ellinger
OSU Star Tom Barrington to Speak at Logan Rally
Ohio State footballer Tom Barrington from Lima will address a Logan youth rally at 4 30 p m January 16 at First Methodist Church Invitations target area youth Barrington helped OSU in Shrine Game and is active with Campus Crusade for Christ and the National Fellowship for Christian Athletes Mel Adams and Jim Gastin will participate with Adams speaking and Gastin with music Also notes on a 50 year old rope net at the Logan fire department and local hobbyist Tom Brandt
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Big Ten
Logan
Tom Barrington
Lima
First Methodist Church
Barrington
OSU
Crusade For Christ
National Fellowship For Christian
Mel Adams
LHS Grid
Jim Gastin
Adams
Gastin
Logan Fire Department
Bob Courter
Crocodile Shoes Spark Light Hearted Meeting Exchange
A friend arrives in footwear resembling crocodile shoes and jokes about the weariness. The reply notes they don’t feel dead, with a playful bite to the feet. The exchange carries a humorous tone at the meeting.
Logan's Joe Green Showcases Rare Two Dollar Gold Piece
Logan's Joe Green demonstrated a nearly forgotten coin, a 214 two and one half dollar gold piece. The tiny gold coin, smaller than a penny, carried enough gold for an inlay and highlighted a numismatic curiosity from an earlier era.
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Logan
Joe Green
Budget figures advance in Logan county meeting
Logan Hocking County commissioners continued work on the 1966 budget and Howard Blum said he hoped the budget would be completed Wednesday.
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Logan
Hocking
Howard Blum
Rev Paul Hooks Elected Leader Of Hocking Ministers Group
Logan The Rev Paul Hooks pastor of Rockbridge EUB Church was elected president of the Hocking County Ministerial Association at the 1966 organizational meeting held at Brandt's Restaurant. Outgoing president was the Rev Robert McQuillen of Logan First Presbyterian Church. Other officers named include Roy Klinger vice president Claude Angel treasurer Hugh Robinson secretary and Leonard Ferguson community representative.
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LOGAN
Paul Hooks
Rockbridge
Logan Hocking Library Board Names 1966 Officers
Logan Hocking Library Board elected 1966 officers with Mrs. Ralph Poston as president, Grant Smith as vice president, and Sally Holmes as secretary. Howard St. Clair was hired as clerk, Jack Stephens rehired as librarian, and Mrs. Hazel Heft as assistant. Delta Kappa Gamma presented two books, Ancient History of Pareti and World Mythology by Larousse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Poston
Grant Smith
Sally Holmes
Howard St. Clair
Jack Stephens
Hazel Heft
Logan — Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Logan-Hocking
Larousse
Vinton County Commissioners Make Several Appointments
The Vinton County Board of Commissioners meets to set 1966 budget work. Raymond Cottrill is re elected chairman and Glenn L Peters clerk. Custodians Cowgill Bobo and Edgar Hunter are re appointed with Richard Hagerty voting no. Roy Pierce is re appointed bee inspector at up to 500 dollars annually. Four dog warden applicants are considered. Harve Newman is approved for a fifth year, following a failed motion to appoint Frank Townsend.
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McArthur
Vinton County Board of Commissioners
Glenn L. Peters
Raymond Cottrill
Hamden
Peters
Cowgill Bobo
Court House
Edgar Hunter
Memorial Building
Richard Hagerty
Roy Pierce
Richland Twp
Harve Newman
Dewey Harper
Frank Townsend
John A. Dixon Sr
Hagerty
Townsend
Newman
Hamden-Allensville
Abele Plans Run for GOP House Seat
Former congressman Homer E. Pete Abele announces his bid for the Republican nomination in Ohio’s Tenth District. He has filed petitions as he seeks to reclaim a seat once held before losing to Walter H. Moeller. Clarence Miller, ex mayor of Lancaster, is a rival in the GOP primary.
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McArthur
Homer E
Pete) Abele
Tenth
Abele
Walter H. Moeller Lancaster
Clarence Miller
Lancaster
Rio Grande College Receives $50,000 Grant
Rio Grande College received an unrestricted $50,000 donation from the Kettering Fund of C. F. Kettering, Inc. Day ton Ohio. The Kettering foundation began in 1927 to support scientific research and has since funded various educational projects.
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Rio Grande—Rio Grande College
Kettering
C. F. Kettering, Inc
Dayton
Ohio
Charles F. Kettering Foundation
Mrs Dixon Named Medical Record Librarian
Logan John Sappington announces the hiring of Mrs Robert E Donna Dixon as medical record librarian for the new general hospital opening soon. She resides at 890 Baird St Logan with her husband a Kroger produce manager and their son Bill. She has a Mount Vernon Academy degree and studied at Lake Union College plus American Association of Medical Record Librarians courses.
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Logan
John Sappington
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Robert E
Donna) Dixon
General Hospital
Dixon
Baird St
Kroger’s
Athens
Bill
Woodrow Fenel
Mount Vernon Academy
Lake Union College
Berrien Springs
Mich
American Association of Medical Record Librarians of
Chicago
Central Ohio Association of Medical Record Librarians
Ohio Hospital Association
Dedication Services Set For Logan First Baptist Church
Dedication services are scheduled January 16 at the new Logan First Baptist Church. Robert Hall of Albany Ohio will speak at 2 p.m. Rev Leonard Ferguson says other program plans are not yet finalized. Construction began mid August and the building first used December 19.
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Logan
Logan First Baptist Church
Robert Hall
Albany
Southeastern Ohio
Southern Baptist Church
Leonard Ferguson
Straitsville Social Notes: Weekend Visitors and Travel News
In Straitsville and nearby towns readers note visits from relatives and friends across the region. Families from Evansville Cincinnati Columbus Logan Medina Pataskala Lancaster and Buckeye Lake are mentioned with multiple households hosting guests. A British scientist Baroness Jane van Lawick Goodall has lived in Tanzania five years studying chimpanzees.
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New
Straitsville
William Harris
Evansville
Ind
Mae Dawley
Roy Meredith
Cincinnati
Thurman Thompson
Albuquerque
N. M
Earl Graham
Columbus
George McQuade
Larry Lemon
Logan
Ray McManus
Howard Hammack
Cleveland
Arthur Cheetham
O. M. Trevey
Ray Watson
Glen Catlett
Gene Pest
Canal Winchester
New Straitsville
Ralph Cook
Edna Martin
Albany
Neil Nelson
Michigan
Marvin Webb
Medina
Ralph Collins
Susan Castornio
Virgil Cook
Pataskala
Robert Kiefer
Lancaster
Robert Angle
Harold Dixon
Nelsonville
Nellie Dixon
Marian Foster
Clarence Harkless
Harley Kemper
Jack
Harold Brammer
Dayton
New Carlisle
Bart Reinshell
W. J. Davis
Charles Essex
Buckeye Lake
Dwight Baker
Jane van Lawick-Goodal
Tanzania
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Lawrence Holzapfel
Buckeye
Jim Taylor
Shaw
Max Davidson
Lake Logan
Tom Brandt
Tom
George Shaw
Rev. Hooks
Library Board
Vinton Commission
GOP
Rio
Joint Commission of Accrediation of Hospitals
The
American College of Surgeons
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals of
American Medical Association
American Hospital Association and
Association of Medical Record Librarians
Hocking Valley Hospital
T. J. Najm
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Venus Chapter No. 76
Order of the Eastern Star
N. Straitsville
Gladys Lines
Belks
DuPont
LYCRA
Permalift All Cotton Self Fitting Bros. Reg
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