Logan Schools To Get Educational TV Programs
Logan City Board of Education approved an agreement with Educational Television for Southeastern Ohio to provide TV lessons via WOUB TV Channel 20 Athens. The $826.50 for 2,755 pupils covers 30 cents per student for the rest of the school year. The plan aims for at least two TV sets per elementary and three in the junior senior high complex with donors urged to contact principals.
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Logan
Logan City
Board of Education
Educational Television For Southeastern Ohio, Inc
Woub-Tv
Channel 20
Athens
George Sarbalas
EEA
Bank donates teaching materials for high school banking course
Board president Don Young read Dorothy Tucker’s letter noting Farmers and Merchants Bank president Ralph Moorehead will provide nearly 1400 in teaching materials over five years for high school business classes when they study banking. The board will send a thank you letter to the bank.
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Don Young
Dorothy Tucker
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ralph Moorehead
Eleven Drivers Fined and Bonds Forfeited in Hocking County Court
Judge James Stilwell fined 11 drivers and forfeited 15 bonds in Hocking County Court on Saturday. Fines ranged from 10 to 20 dollars plus costs for speeding unsafe vehicle defective exhaust and other violations. Bonds forfeited included several drivers for expired licenses and speeding with multiple 24 per speeding. others faced various amounts for speeding and improper passing and lane usage.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Hocking
Harmon D. Huntley
New Plymouth
Leonard Lee Phillips
Bowen St
Kenneth W. Fridley Jr
Athens
Harold W. Burns
W. Front St
William K. Holmes
Frank D. Saunders
Railroad Ave
William H. Robey
the Plains
William H. Wellman
Columbus
Stanley Lee Coakley
Walnut St
Ronald W. Kasler
Nelsonville
Elmer R. Gibson
Larry D. Richmond
Jacksonville
Richard L. Dorris
Gompf
Todd L. Leopold
Rocky River
Equipment Ruined In McArthur Blaze
A fire at the Roseville Charcoal Manufacturing Co. shed in the former McArthur Brick Co. factory destroyed three pieces of equipment including two forklifts and the cab of a dump truck. Damage was set at 4000 dollars as firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour, hampered by a broken hydrant line. Police Chief Homer Haburn spotted the smoke and notified the McArthur Fire Department.
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McArthur
Roseville Charcoal Manufacturing Co
McArthur Brick Co
Homer Haburn
McArthur Fire Department
Loyd Gill
Gerald Matheny
E. South St
Gill
Route 93
Roseville Charcoal
General Hocking Brick Co
Logan
Fire Loss Totalled In Logan 1971 Report Details
Logan fire losses in 1971 totalled 82000 with 183 alarms. The heaviest damage was to the John Bachus home on June 2 among 84 residential runs, including 34820 in residential losses and 22500 in building damage. Falls Two accounted for 5545 calls and 27400 damages.
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Logan
Robert Courter
Courter
John Bachus
Mercantile
Falls Two
Chief Courier
Green
Starr
Marion
Monday Creek
Logan City Board Honors Two Retired Directors
Logan Ohio board honors Carl W. Risch and James B. Moore at the January 17 1972 meeting with resolutions praising faithful service to the Logan City School District and Tri County Vocational High School Board. The resolutions express gratitude and plan to mail copies to families and area newspapers.
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Logan
Logan City Board of Education
Carl W. Risch
James B. Moore
Tri-County Vocational High School Board of Education
Logan City
Nelsonville Mayor’s Office Room Remodeled
The second floor front office in Nelsonville city hall has been remodeled by Freer and Warren. Work included paneled walls, a suspended ceiling with new lighting, new electrical outlets and dark blue carpeting. Mayor Donald Bumgardner said the room will serve as his office and for committee sessions and conferences.
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Freer and Warren
Donald Bumgardner
Hocking Valley Hospital Notes Admits Logan Patients
Admissions list includes Howard Notestone Laurelville Charles Ross Union Furnace Joseph Reynolds Mrs Don Lehman and Mrs James Barnes Logan and Master Ronald Karshner Laurelville. Dismissals include Mrs Amy Gastin and Mrs Eddie Edwards.
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Howard Notestone
Laurelville
Charles Ross
Union Furnace
Joseph Reynolds
Don Lehman
James Barnes
Logan
Ronald Karshner
Eleven Fined In Hocking Court In Logan
In mayor's court Saturday morning four bonds were forfeited and 11 persons were fined. Several drivers pled guilty or no contest to traffic and alcohol charges, with fines ranging from 10 to 150 dollars and costs.
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Logan
Joann Murtha
Warner Ave
Floyd E. Riddlebarger
Tack Wheeler
S. Market St
Michael P. Lafever
West Hunter St
Harold Black
Columbus
Stephen C. Mohler
New Straitsville
Chester H. Ashley
Mary K. Hamilton
Ernest E. McClure
Front St
Howard M. Stump
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Logan Schools
Norma Gable
Messenger
Jacqueline Casper
DPPF
Elaine Blosser
Velma Boroff
Dorothy Sirota
Marjorie Price
Carolyn Rau
Patty Reeg
Carolyn Sheline
Patricia Tolliver
Charlotte Walter
Richard McGrath
Sandra L. Zeigler
George E. Stump
J. David Eberst
Ohio Association of Track Coaches
Elmer G. Horsky
Julia Heid
Ohio Music Education Association
Margaret Sheets
Ohio State University
Joseph Murtha
OASSP
Delbert Davis
Wayne Denny
Edward Ullman
Ohio
OAESP
Marion C. Allen
Ohio Industrial Arts Association
Saribalas
Washington National Insurance Co
Steven Lloyd Ballasch
Howard L. Flax
Hillside
Richard D. Hockenberry
Hill St
Stella May Graham
Betty Ave
James E. Forbes
Nelson
Glouster
Hocking Valley Hospital
Amy Gastin
Eddie Edwards
Athens Landmark
Kurtz Street
Nicholas A. Vecchiarelli
East Hunter St
Randy Six
William S. Bozett
Donald E. Barrow
Keith H. Kitchen
Mohican Avenue
Myles K. Stump
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ronald Decker
Murray City
Dora Kettell
Lillian Stamm
Oakley Farmer
Vaughn Morehouse
Rockbridge
William Backus
William Wright
Elizabeth Thornton
Robert Booth
Zaleski
Mabel Verity
Chauncey
William Withem
Paul Martin
Marietta
Stella Ainsley
Greenfield Nursing Home
Greenfield
Emily Hall
Homestead Nursing Home
Lancaster
Emily Tolliver
Ben Kirkendall
David McCollister
Worth Sharer Street
South Court Stree
Famous
Joyce
Nina
Florsheim
Sport Oxfords
Spalding
Bass
Reg. Price
Freeman
Florsheim Shoes
Intecrgy
Robt
Shin Shams
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