Barton S Holl Heads Trade Club In Logan
Barton S Holl became president of the Logan Trade Club at the annual meeting held at the National Guard Armory. Three new directors Danny DeVol Dr Thomas S Price and Dayton Schultheis join as wives and out of town guests attended. Mel Tharp Columbus Dispatch ads director spoke on keeping a human element in business and life. Invocation by Rev Jackson Beverly preceded the dinner.
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LOGAN
Barton S. Holl
Logan Trade Club
National Guard
Chambers of Commerce
Mel Tharp
The
Columbus Dispatch
Holt
Bob King
Holl
Barton A. Holl
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Danny DeVol
Thomas S. Price
Dayton Schultheis
Nate Hurt
Wally Saving
Joe Thomas
Dave Bell
Art Gasser
Robert Gosnell
Keith Hawk
Carl Goldsberry
Jack Myers
Hocking County
Provement Corp
Max Davidson
Gasser
Harry L. Smith
King
James Stilwell
Barton A. Hall
Smith
Tharp
United Appeal
Trade Club
Jackson Beverly
First Presbyterian Church
Grosbeaks Discussed At Meeting By Hocking Garden Club
Logan Grosbeaks sparked talk as members invited Mrs. William Wood of Rockbridge to discuss birds at the courthouse auditorium. She traced the species from 1890 as they moved east and noted foods and nesting in Michigan and the Rockies. The club cited a $300 Christmas Bazaar and an upcoming February 12 program on trees and conservation.
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Logan
Hocking
Canada
New York City
Michigan
British Columbia
High Rockies
Ohio Power Auditorium
Hocking County
Conservation Essay Winners Named At Hocking District Banquet
The twenty fifth annual Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District banquet and meeting drew about 160 people at Logan High School. Awards went to students from Central School South Bloomingville and Logan Junior High with cash prizes and a senior division winner Ruby Wesselhoeft. Honorary award went to Citizens Bank as donors included Nationwide Insurance and local banks and businesses. Dr Tennyson Guyer spoke as Ohio goodwill ambassador introduced by Sen. Harry L Armstrong.
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Logan
Hocking Soil and Water Conservation District
Logan High School
William Mowrey
Vernie Stahr
James Skinner
Maxine Krisher
Vira Davis
Ralph Mosure
Verle Baltzell
Loren Carroll
Paul D. Culbertson
Citizens Bank
Virgil Sheets
Stephen Wayne Walter
Central School
Hocking County
Ken Roth
South Bloomingville
Roger Garrett
Erosion
Ruby Wesselhoeft
Vicky Edwards
Starr-Washington
Jewel Peters
Nationwide Insurance
Ned Myers
Jim Rimpelspach
John Whitcraft
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Sears and Roebuck
Hocking Valley Feed
Jackson
Tennyson Guyer
Harry L. Armstrong
Dr. Guyer
Findlay
Armstrong
Ohio
Jim Skinner
Clinton St. Clair
Claude Harsh
Louise Smith
Wallace Gillogly
Richard Mowrey
Hocking County millage rates listed by treasurer
Hocking County Treasurer Ralph W. Moorehead lists the 1968 millage per dollar of real estate value for districts including Benton Township Logan School District Falls Township Oroville and more. Taxpayers should bring statements to the second floor treasurer’s office or mail with a self addressed stamped envelope. Office hours are 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily except Saturday.
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Hocking County
Hocking
Ralph W. Moorehead
Benton
Falls
Oroville
Logan City
Good Hope
Green
Starr- Washington
Laurel Two
Laurelville
Marion
Fairfield Union
Berne Union
Perry
Laurelville Village
Salt Creek
Starr
Ward
Murray City Village
Washington Two
Swan
First Hearing Tests Completed In Schools
Logan Yaw reports public health nurses finished the first school hearing screening. 975 students in grades 1 3 and 6 were screened with re screening planned for any suspected loss. Immunizations totals include 228 DTP TD, 462 DTP, and 15 smallpox.
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Logan
Owen F. Yaw
Logan-Hocking County
Cars Crash On Route 93 Near Logan
John Tracy Logan, 60, complained of slight injuries after a rear end collision while turning left off Route 93 north of Logan. William E. Smith, 62, Murray City, swiped Tracy's left rear fender while passing a third car in the left lane. State Highway Patrol reports ongoing investigation Tuesday.
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Logan
John Tracy
State Highway Patrol
William E. Smith
Murray City
Logan candidate files for Fourth Ward council seat
Richard M. Schultz of 303 Short St has filed a petition seeking the Fourth Ward councilman seat in the May primary. Other offices up for election include three at large councilmen and one councilman per ward, plus president of council and city treasurer. Petitions must be filed by February 5.
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Logan
Richard M. Schultz
Short St
Births and hospital admissions in Hocking Valley
Births reported at Hocking Valley Community Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Davis Logan and a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Elkins Laurelville. Admissions list Logan for several patients including Mrs Orland Summer and others. Melvin Hook and Emma Todd. Dismissals include several individuals and a mother and son.
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Fred Davis
Logan
Robert Elkins
Laurelville
Orland Summer
Irma Jones
Evelyn White
Theresa Smith
Melvin Hook
Nelsonville
Emma Todd
New Plymouth
Linda Jarvis
Lucinda Dunn
Ida Poling
Ronald Kuhn
Kenneth Bickel
James Bartow
John Unger
Cheryl Schmitter
Spouse Files Divorce Allege Gross Neglect in Carbon Hill
Robert L. Williams seeks divorce from Martha L. Williams alleging gross neglect of duty. Deanna Poston seeks divorce custody support and relief from Paul D. Poston alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Unemployment claims reached 760 in the week ending Jan. 4 with 40 initial in Logan.
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Logan
Equitable
Robert L. Williams
Carbon Hill
Martha L. Williams
Deanna Poston
Bureau of Employment Services
Athens
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Sasis
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