Barker Elected Logan-Hocking Health Board President
In Logan Ohio the Logan Hocking County Health Board elected Charles Barker of South Logan as president to replace C S Matheny who becomes vice president. The board also approved hiring Doris Volk to assist in the school nursing program with a 3600 annual salary on a 90 day trial. if she stays the salary rises to 3800. The plan shifts Garnet Bryan to broadened nursing duties in Hocking County and expand home nursing under medical association approval. Federal aid talks, Sabin vaccine plans, and sewer tap regulations were discussed with county officials and the health department.
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Logan
Logan-Hocking County
E. Second St
Marie Dupler
Hocking County
Boocks
Mary Hahn
Ohio Department of Health
Tricounty
Hocking
Athens
Vinton
Health Department
Uecker Dairy Permit Request Faces Scrutiny
Logan health board hears from Dr H M Boocks that James Acker seeks a 1963 milk permit but must repay 1962 fee and await stronger samples and inspections. Ohio Dept of Agriculture tests show mixed milk grades. county sanitarian reports disagree with state tests. Board will wait for ag department findings before further action.
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Logan
Ucker Bros
Logan-Hocking County
Ohio Department of Health
Richard Martin
Boocks
Acker Bros
Acker
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Jack Cummins
Hocking County
Nelsonville Dimes March Underway
Nelsonville launches its 1963 March of Dimes drive led by general chair Mabel K. Haffner and treasurer Verna Hand. Local committee members include Alice Kunzman Pearl Hartley and Everett Woody from the Business and Professional Women’s Club. The porch light campaign begins January 31 at 7 p m with letters mailed to business and professional people and York township schooling handling its portion through the schools. Checks and cash contributions go to Miss Hand at Peoples Bank Co Public Square.
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Nelsonville
Mabel K. Haffner
Verna Hand
Alice Kunzman
Pearl Hartley
Everett Woody
Dollison Named Registrar Deputy in Hocking County
Logan Ohio Dean Dollison 825 Warner Ave is appointed chairman of the Hocking County Republican Party and Mrs Eve lyn Mettler Laurelville named deputy registrar of motor vehicles under Rhodes administration The license bureau remains at 30 Court Park Logan with an announcement on current staff pending.
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Logan
Hocking County
Republican Executive Committee
Dean Dollison
Warner Ave
Republican Party
Melvin (Evelyn) Mettler
Laurelville
Rhodes
30 Court Park
Athens Messenger
Collison
Rotary Meeting Hosts Logan Pastor on Family Life
The Rev. Hugh Robinson of First Methodist Church of Logan spoke at the Rotary Club meeting. He addressed today’s families, their opportunities and responsibilities, citing deteriorating family life and suggesting improvements. Guests included Frank Manter and J. T. McLain. Ken ley Krinn served as program chairman.
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Logan
Hugh Robinson
First Methodist Church of
Rotary Club
Kenley Krinn
Frank Manter
Lowell
Ind
Logan Sears
J. T. McLain
Lancaster
Will Probated for Fillie S Scheik in Logan
The last will of Fillie S Scheik of Logan Route 3 was admitted to probate Tuesday. The estate is left to his niece Lerna Anderson.
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Logan
Fillie S. Scheik
Lerna Anderson
Deible Divorce Sought by Judy Deible in Roy Logan Case
Judy Deible sues Logan Roy Deible Jr. for divorce citing gross neglect. She seeks custody of their minor children.
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Logan
Roy Deible, Jr
Judy Deible
Kiwanians Hear Talk About Coins
Logan Jack Barker, policy control supervisor at the local G. E. Plant, spoke to Blosser's Restaurant Kiwanis Club on The Fascination of Coins. He has collected coins since age six, valuing his collection at about $10,000, with pieces from ancient Lydia to modern U.S. currency and Confederate money.
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U.S
Lydia
Turkey
B.C
Aubrey Prewitt
Bob Zette
Athens
Birth and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert Kilkenny announce the birth of a son at Hocking Valley Hospital New Plymouth Route 1. Mrs Herbert Stimson Logan Route 2 undergoes surgery. Discharged are Master James Brown Zaleski and Joseph Kranitz of Logan.
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Robert Kilkenny
New Plymouth
Herbert Stimson
Logan
James Brown
Zaleski
Joseph Kranitz
Straitsville Woman Is Innocent
Mrs. Mona Davis of New Straitsville was found innocent of second degree manslaughter by a Perry County Common Pleas Court jury after deliberating one hour and 35 minutes. She faced charges in the December 1961 death of Charles Alexander, a Crooksville highway department flagman struck on Route 93 between New Straitsville and Shawnee, who died in a Zanesville hospital.
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New Lexington
Mona Davis
New Straitsville
Perry County
Inauguration Day Delegates from Logan Attend Rhodes Event
Twenty eight Hocking County Republicans joined Gov James A Rhodes and his cabinet for the inauguration in Columbus followed by a noon Victory Luncheon at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Logan attendees included Dr and Mrs Jack Myers and many others from Logan and Murray City. Two traffic cases were heard by Hocking County Judge Collins with Kenneth Beery and Kenley Kline each fined fifteen dollars and costs for unsafe vehicle operation and improper passing.
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Logan
Hocking County
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Veteran's Memorial Auditorium
Jack Myers
Dean Collison
Harry Armstrong
Karen
Diane
Clarence Blosser
David Bell
R. B. Perkins
Ralph Poston
Lewis Price
Harold Larimer
Harry Smith
Robert Orndoff
Harold Bryan
Charles Roberts
John Maraz
Murray City
Vaughn Collings
State Highway Patrol
Kenneth A. Beery
Gore Route 1
Kenley R. Kline
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Charles Barker
Court House
Uecker
Nelsonville Dimes
Dollison
Heinz
Clover Farm Market
Richland Avenue
Buckeye Cello
Bartlett Pears
Motherson Congress
Frances Bolton
Oliver P. Bolton
88Th Congress
Cleveland
Hocking Valley Hospital
Straitsville
Larry Plummer Karshner
Kingston
Ruby Donnabelle Smith
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