Drop Seen In Tax Rates For Real Estate In 1961
A slight drop in real estate taxes is announced by Treasurer Ralph Moorhead for 1961. The Logan city rate falls to 29.10 mills from 30.90, with other districts showing mixed changes including increases in Logan school district and Green and Starr townships. Rates will set 1960 property taxes. first half tax collection date not yet announced.
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Logan
Ralph Moorhead
East Hocking
Benton
Falls
Oroville
Good Hope
Green
Logan City
Starr Washington
Laurel
Laurelville
Marion
STARR
Ward
Murray City
Washington Twp
Swan
Vinton County
West Hocking
C.T
Linda Goss Engaged to Curtis Kinneer of Monday
Mr and Mrs Bernard Goss announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Mae Goss to Curtis Keith Kinneer of Monday The couple plan a Jan 22 wedding at 2 30 PM at the First Methodist Church in Logan with a church reception to follow Linda is a 1959 Nelsonville High alumna employed at Peoples Bank Co Curtis is a Carbon Hill High School 1956 graduate employed at Carborundum Plant Logan
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Mr. Kinneer
Curtis Kinneer
Carbon Hill High
Logan
First Methodist Church
Out Of State Auto Gets Double Wallop
Logan police report a minor two vehicle collision on E Hunter Street Sunday morning injuring no one. Carolyn Elliott of Logan 22 and Joseph Kunkler 38 from Lancaster avoided an omoming car and skidded into the Stuarts Wells New York. No citations were issued and damage to all three cars was minor.
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Logan
New York
E. Hunter St
Hunter
Carolyn W. Elliott
Joseph W. Kunkler
Lancaster
Logan Man Fined, Sentenced To Jail
Logan Route 4 resident Larry Bush 22 was arraigned in mayor's court on an assault and battery charge. Found guilty, he paid 50 dollars plus costs and received 30 days in county jail. Also William J Bailey 42 of Rockbridge Route 1 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and got 150 dollars in fines and three days in jail after an accident at Main and Spring Streets.
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Logan
Larry Bush
Clyde Nixon
New Straitsville
Bush
Francis Myers
Myers
William J. Bailey
Rockbridge
Bailey
Main and
Spring Sts
Ravens Guard the Tower Following Royal Pact
The Tower of London maintains ravens as a royal safeguard dating to Charles II. It is said England would fall if the birds ever depart, preserving the tradition and the site’s mystique.
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Tower of London
Charles II
England
Tower
Huls Family Returns from Scottsdale Holiday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huls and son Fritz visited Scottsdale, Ariz., with George Broderick and family. Mrs. Broderick is the former Barbara Huls. Relatives from Logan now residing in Phoenix were also visited, including the Hamilton family. Fritz Huls resumed studies at Ohio State University in Columbus after returning home.
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Logan
Fred Huls
Fritz
Warner Ave
George Broderick
Scottsdale, Ariz
Broderick
Barbara Huls
Phoenix
Dee Hamilton
Edward Hamilton
van, Bruce
Eric
Bartelle Hamilton
Huls
Prayer program noted by Circle 1 of Lutheran Women
Mrs. Ted Dupler presented the program What About Prayer Does It Really Matter at Circle 1 of the American Lutheran Church Women in St Matthew Lutheran Church. A hostess committee served dessert to 12 members and 1 guest. A joint meeting for Circles 1 and 2 is planned for 8 p.m. January 30.
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Logan
Ted Dupler
Circle 1
American Lutheran Church Women
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Tina Harden
Willard Drefke
Margaret Risch
Eaton
Past Matrons and Patrons Dinner Meeting Held
Twenty eight members attended the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Association of Venus Chapter CES meeting in the Mecca Room Brandts Restaurant with hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Achauer. Entertainment was led by Mr and Mrs Charles Struble. Mrs Oakley Hysell’s birthday was celebrated with cake and coffee served by Mr Hysell.
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Logan
Two Share Honors At Bridge Play In Logan
Top scores were posted by Mrs. John Lee and Mrs. Ross Adcock at the Logan Duplicate Club meeting in the Ohio Power Co auditorium. Mrs. O P Bingman of Nelsonville and Dick Byrd of Athens were second, and third went to Mrs. Edward Sharp and Mrs. Victor Oakley of Nelsonville. A master point game will be held in two weeks.
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Logan
John Lee
Ross Adcock
Ohio Power Co
O. P. Bingman
Nelsonville
Dick Byrd
Athens
Edward Sharp
Victor Oakley
Home fires claim majority of yearly burn deaths
Insurance statisticians report about 7300 deaths from fires and burns annually in the United States, with roughly 5700 occurring in the home, nearly four fifths of all fatalities.
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United States
D A Holds Installation Ceremony at Logan Lodge
Daughters of America held a regular meeting in Logan with 15 members and a potluck. Vernie Congreve led the installation assisted by Mary Armstrong Donna Geil and Ellena Wells. New officers include Martha Dillon Ferne Lehman Charles Riddle Barger Linda Lehman Janie Mohler Marie Murphy Libbie Palmer Lucille Blake Stella Wills and Helen Kistler.
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Daughters of America
Vernie Congreve
Mary Armstrong
Donna Geil
Ellena Wells
Lucille Blake
Martha Dillon
Ferne Lehman
Charles Riddlebarger
Linda Lehman
Janie Mohler
Marie Murphy
Libbie Palmer
Stella Wills
Helen Kistler
Harris Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Raymond Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris, is home after leaving Branson hospital where he was treated for facial cuts leg injuries and multiple bruises from a automobile accident. He has worked in Springfield, Missouri in recent months.
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Raymond Harris
Clarence Harris
Branson
Harris
Springfield
Hocking Valley Hospital Births and Admits
Mr and Mrs John Druyer Logan welcome a son. Admitted Mrs Charles Amerine Haydenville medical. William Summel Junction City Route 1 medical. Dismissed Mrs Claude Chrisman Logan. Carl Harden Ewington. Adam Oney Creole Route 1. Mrs Florence Summers Haydenville.
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John Druyer
Logan
Charles Amerine
Haydenville
William Summel
Junction City
Claude Chrisman
Carl Harden
Ewington
Adam Oney
Florence Summers
Last Minute Rush For 1961 Dog Licenses
Logan County auditor Carl Engle reports a rush building for 1961 dog licenses with 500 issued so far. Less than 20 percent of the 3000 licenses issued last year have been reached. The Jan 20 deadline carries a $1 penalty for licenses issued after.
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Logan
Carl Engle
Hocking County
Engle
Sikh Faith Blends Hindu and Muslim Traditions
The article notes Sikhs practice a faith merging Hindu and Muslim beliefs, worship one God, oppose caste barriers, refrain from beef, and cremate their dead.
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India
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Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Pacific
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Chris
D. of A
Mr. Harris
Hocking Valley Hospital
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Zenith
R. C. A. Flint
General Electric
Bradley
Michak
Top Value
W. Main St
Lancaster, Ohio
Kroger
Meat Department
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