Dairy Denied Permit By Board of Health
Logan Ohio dairy firm Acker Bros. of Logan-Hocking County faced a permit denial to sell milk and products in 1961 while the board urged proof of Grade A milk production and compliance. Tests showed some 1960 samples out of grade yet pasteurization was satisfactory. The decision awaits further evidence and independent laboratory reports.
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Board of Health
Logan
Logan-Hocking County
Mit
Health Department
H. M. Boocks
C. F. Cummins
Cummins
James Acker
Boocks
Acker Bros
Local Boards Reorganize In Two Hocking Districts
Logan area boards completed reorganizations last week. Starr Washington district elected Sidney Kapple president with Frank Cherry’s resignation noted and continued attendance. Union Furnace members Harold Powell and Ruth Hinerman named vice president and clerk. Laurelville board chose Robert Bowers president and Guy Tatman vice president. Thomas Rose reappointed clerk treasurer. After approving 208 817 38 for 1961 operations the group planned a 22 000 borrowing for current expenses awaiting real estate tax settlements.
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LOGAN
Union Furnace
Sidney Kapple
Nelsonville
Starr-Washington
Frank Cherry
Cherry
Harold Powell
Ruth Hinerman
Robert Bowers
Guy Tatman
Laurelville
Thomas Rose
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Melvin Ogier McArthur a daughter and Mr and Mrs Wayne Whit latch Logan Route 4 a daughter. Also noted are medical cases for Mrs Everett Betts Rockbridge Route 2 and Mrs Daniel Bush Logan Peter Lindsey New Plymouth Eva Mae Speelman Logan. Dismissals include Mrs Floyd Mitchell McArthur and daughter and several others in Logan Kingston Zaleski and surrounding areas.
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Melvin Ogier
McArthur
Wayne Whitlatch
Logan
Everett Betts
Rockbridge
Daniel Bush
Peter Lindsey
New Plymouth
Eva Mae Speelman
Floyd Mitchell
Albert Price
Kingston
Chester Six
Hugh Eylesberry
Zaleski
Royden Kollister
Robert Linscott
Stella Souders
Logan Calendar Busy Week With Club Meetings
Jan 11 and 12 listings show Emblem Club and Among Ourselves luncheon at Brandt's, Four Seasons Garden Club woodfiber planters at Ohio Power Co, Homemakers at Ohio Fuel Co demonstrations, Eagles Ladies Auxiliary, Daughters of America, Hocking Garden Club program on house flowers, Venus Circle CES dinner at Masonic room, and social notes on Marilyn Snyder and Logan residents.
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Emblem Club
Elks Lodge
Mecca
Brandt’s
Tom Price
Four Seasons
Ohio Power Co
Homemakers Club
Ohio Fuel Co
Betty Newton
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Eagles Hall
Daughters of America
Hocking Garden Club
Common Pleas
Fairfield County Man Faces Heavy Penalties in Court
Fairfield County man Thomas Graham 24 pled guilty to driving with a suspended license and parking on the highway. He received 200 dollars fine and 30 days in jail on the first charge and 10 dollars fine on the second. Additional local defendants included Allen Lightle fined 25 dollars for reckless operation Roy Notestone fined 10 dollars for driving left of center Rose Beekman fined 15 dollars with suspended fine and Jay Davis fined 10 dollars in absentia.
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Logan
Fairfield County
Thomas Graham
Amanda
Rockbridge
Graham
Athens
Circleville
Athens County
Allen Lightle
Granville
Roy J. Notestone
Vaughn Collins
Rose M. Beekman
Jay H. Davis
Elyria
28 Couples Have Dance In Logan Square Club Session
Twenty eight couples of the Square Dance Club danced to calls by Mrs. Jo Hardy of Pomeroy at the Logan Clay Products recreation hall. The event ran from 9 to 11 30 p m with a buffet lunch for the Hardy couple and guests including Mr and Mrs John Tansky Charlie Ziegler Mrs Maude Lange of North Vernon Ind and Mrs Edith Husted of Dayton. The January committee included Mr and Mrs George Ralston and Mr and Mrs Walter Ott. The February meeting will be led by Mr and Mrs Barton S Hall and Mr and Mrs Don Braun.
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Hardy
John Tansky
Charlie Ziegler
Maude Lange
North Vernon
Ind
Edith Husted
Dayton
George Ralston
Walter Ott
Barton S. Hall
Don Braun
Mrs. Sanders Hosts Loyal Workers Class at Millfield
The Loyal Workers Class of Millfield Church of Christ gathered at Mrs. William Sanders home. Cancer dressings were made during the meeting and refreshments were served to a group including Mrs. Marie Danko and Mrs. Amy Jo Moory among others.
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Millfield
Officials Take Office in Perry County
Three new Perry county officials took office January 2 after winning the November 8 election. Thomas Wilson of Moxahala becomes Sheriff, Ralph Gordon Sr. of New Lexington is county commissioner, and George W. Flautt of Somerset is county prosecutor.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Thomas Wilson
Moxahala
Ralph Gordon Sr
George W. Flautt
Somerset
New Lexington Fish and Game to Elect Officers
New Lexington Fish and Game Association will hold its annual meeting and election of officers at 7 30 p m on Wednesday in the mayor s office.
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Lexington Fish and Game Association
Three Back From Bowl
Mrs. Claude Moorman formerly Janie Risch of Dunham North Carolina visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Risch in Logan after attending the Cotton Bowl game January 2 between Duke and Arkansas. She is wife of Duke football star Tee Moorman and will enter medical school after graduation.
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Logan
Claude Moorman
Janie Risch
Dunham
N. C
Lester V. Risch
W. Hunter Sr
Dallas
Tex
Duke University
University of Arkansas
Honolulu
First Logan Woman Bitten by Dog in 1961
Gibisonville resident Mrs. Gerald Hampshire 35 was the first Hocking County resident bitten by a dog in 1961. The attack occurred on Kreachbaum Road when a Pekingese guarding a litter of pups bit her on both legs. Dog Warden James Leonard said the dog was the cause and advised medical treatment.
Race For Mayor Begins To Form
Logan's 1961 municipal campaign opens with Mayor Francis Myers not seeking re nomination and Council President Lawrence Ellinger seeking the Democrat nomination for mayor. Other potential contenders include Republican William Morgan and Ralph Adcock with filing deadlines looming February 1 for mayoral bids and August 9 for local posts.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Council
Lawrence Ellinger
Ellinger
Joseph Phillips
William Morgan
Ralph Adcock
David Roberts
First 1961 communicable disease case reported in Logan
The Logan Hocking County Health Department reports the first communicable disease case of 1961, an 11 year old girl from Logan Route 1 ill with infectious hepatitis. The onset date is January 1 and the case is under nurse supervision.
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Logan- Hocking County Health Department
Logan
New Term Opens for Logan County Common Pleas Court
Judge Harley Meyer adjourned the September 1960 term and opened the January term at 9 a m in the Logan County Common Pleas Court. All unfinished cases were carried forward to the new term.
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Logan
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