Logan to relocate two East Elementary second grade classes
Logan Economy and Space drive move of two East Elementary School second grade classes from Immanuel United Methodist Church. The shift to Jan 26 aims to create full size modern classrooms and in area lunch. board explores eight to ten sites for two new buildings. public meeting Monday at 7:45 p.m. will discuss sites and May bond levy.
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Logan
East Elementary School
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Board of Education
Joy Bol
Logan City School Distrit Board of Education
Two Schools Aid Dairy and Beef Farmers in Hocking County
The Hocking County extension office offers a dairy management school on January 23 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish House in Pomeroy to help dairymen improve herd health and farm earnings. A beef cow-calf health school runs February 4, 11, 18, and 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the New Lexington vocational agriculture room on the Perry County Fairgrounds with a $4 enrollment fee. Contact Don Young, County Extension Agent, 144 E. Main St., Logan 385-2222 for details.
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Episcopal
Pomeroy
New Lexington Vocational
Perry County Fairgrounds
New Lexington
Don Young
E. Main St
Logan
Jobless claims peak as Logan sees high weekly total
Logan and Athens combined claim figures reach 1 047 for the week ending Jan 10. Logan reports 35 initial and 550 continued claims, Athens 70 initial and 392 continued, lifting the total 107 above prior week and 240 from a year ago. Job openings include several domestic workers, a cook helper, a waiter, maids, janitors, a nursemaid, and an experienced automotive maintenance service man. About 15 training courses will be offered at the Jackson Manpower Training Center with details released by Donald Farrow at the Employment Office.
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LOGAN
Harold Zimmerman
Employment Service Bureau
Athens
Zimmerman
Jackson
History of Strings Presented at Logan Club Meeting
The Euterpean Club of Logan hosted a January session at Mrs. Fred Black's home. Mrs. Clyde Miller gave the History of Strings while Betsy Behnke and Leighton Conkling from Ohio University demonstrated violin to string bass and performed selections for 18 members. New members Mrs. George Sarbalas Mrs. Fred Schmidt and Mrs. David McFarland were welcomed by President Theresa Brandt.
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Logan
Euterpean Club
Fred Black
Spring St
Clyde Miller
Betsy Behnke
Leighton Conkling
Ohio University
University
School of Music
National Federation of Music Clubs
Theresa Brandt
George Sarbalas
Fred Schmidt
David McFarland
Logan Hocking Valley Varieties Revue Plans March Shows
Rehearsals are underway for the Logan Hocking Valley Varieties 1970 Musical Revue the fifth annual show directed by Bob and Pat Shannon at Logan High School auditorium. The event runs the evening of March 7 and twice on March 8 with Gary and Sue Hiles as co chairmen. Proceeds will be donated.
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der Way
Bob
Pat Shannon
Logan High School
Gary
Sue Hiles
American Cancer Society event and chorus rehearsal notices
The Hocking County Unit of the American Cancer Society announces ticket prices of 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for children. The next chorus rehearsal is this evening at 7 at the Logan Armory, with all interested individuals urged to attend. Dance practice is held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Hocking County
The
American Cancer Society
Logan Armory
Four Directors Named To Hocking Raw Board
The Hocking County Fair Board filled four vacancies on the board of directors with Richard Gerken Mrs Harold Starner Frank Ricketts Jr and N Richard Mowery all named to the seats The board authorized Don Young county extension agent to prepare plans for a junior fair building A report on the Ohio Fair Manager's Convention was presented and the 1970 fair dates Sept 16 19 were set with Gooding Amusement Co Columbus as midway concession and a demolition derby and harness racing scheduled across various nights.
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LOGAN
Hocking County Fair Board
Direc
Richard Gerken
Falls Gore
Harold Starner
Falls
Frank Ricketts Jr. Logan
N. Richard Mowery
Good Hope
Don Young
Ohio Fair Manager’s
Columbus
Gooding Amusement Co
Logan Man Jailed and Fined by Mayor
A Logan man faced four May Court charges with one bond forfeited. Gary W. Miller, 19, jailed five days for resisting arrest, five days suspended. fined 50 dollars plus costs. He also paid 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace with suspended jail time, 20 dollars for running a red light, and 10 dollars for speeding. Others fined include Clay Rafferty, Albert L. Martin, and Edward Fife for improper starting, plates, and passing. Bond for improper passing by Stanley A. Tashlik, 20, Morrisville, Pa., was forfeited.
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Logan
Gary W. Miller
Mohican Ave
Clay Rafferty
New Plymouth
Albert L. Martin
Railroad Ave
Edward Frederick Fife
Niles
Mich
Stanley A. Tashlik
Morrisville
Thief Returns Wallet Contents After Seventeen Years
Louisvile resident L. Carrithers 79 received an envelope with eight dollars and his cards after a wallet was stolen 17 years ago. The wallet itself was not returned and no explanation accompanied the contents. Carrithers recalled the theft occurred when he set the wallet on a grocery store counter.
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Louisville
P— L. Carrithers
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Sarbalas
Addi
Ing
North St
Mrs. Brandt
Mrs. al Hor Sky
Hocking Raw Board
Logan Man
Elberfelds
Lingerie
Banton
Wintuk
Dacron
Market St
Parkersburg, W.va
St. Express
Kreisler
Vicery
Athens National Bank
South Court ST
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