Logan City Council Grants Across The Board Pay Increase
Logan City Council Tuesday night voted a five percent across the board pay raise effective February 1 for all city employees. Police grades 1 to 7 and fire grades 1 to 7 receive specified salaries, with other city staff listed by title and hourly rates. The council also discussed repurposing the old water works building, storm sewers, street lighting, parking meters, and formed a recreation committee to study programs for boys and girls.
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Logan
Water Department
Council
Water Works
Front St
N. Market St
Ford
Spring Hill
Spring St
Ernie Price
Three Cited By Police For Traffic Violations
Logan city police cite three residents for traffic violations and set hearings with Mayor Delmar Freeman. Ray C. Chute, 44, on Route 1, cited for failing to stop at Second and High Streets. Harry K. Swaim, 55, on Route 1, cited for failing to stop at Main and High Streets. Robert Casto, 41, of Logan, cited for driving without a operator's license on Mulberry Street. All must appear Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Logan
Ray C. Chute
Second
High Sts
Harry K. Swaim
Main
Robert Casto
Mulberry St
Delmar Freeman
Jail Youth After Threats Threats Lead to Jail Hold
Logan Perry County deputies arrest 19 year old William Lee Brunton of Hemlock for terrorizing Felix Patton's family near Falls Gore Two. Brunton, armed and hiding behind a house, threatened to kill a person, as his girlfriend and her sisters sheltered inside. He is held in the New Lexington jail.
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Logan
Perry County
New Lexington
Webb Summitt
Hocking County
William Lee Brunton
Hemlock
Felix Patton
Falls Gore
Logan Man Loses Driving Rights in Hocking County Court
Logan Route 1 resident Ray John Mahley 56 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Judge Vaughn Collins. He received three days in jail, a 100 dollar fine with 50 dollars suspended, and a one year license suspension after a January 20 Route 33 stop. Larry E. Ross 18 of Logan was fined 10 dollars with costs and suspended, for failing to maintain an assured clear distance after pleading no contest, with charges filed January 20 on Route 33.
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State Highway Patrol
Larry E. Ross
Logan
Births and admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital
Births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs James Riggs and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Donald Thompson of Union Furnace. A son is recorded for Mr and Mrs Larry Kennard of Logan. Admitted: Mrs Kay Johnson Logan for surgery. Others listed: Benson Adams Nelsonville Route 2 for surgery and Master Mark Nash Logan for medical. Florence Stephenson New Straitsville Route 1 dismissed, Glenneth Frye McArthur, Darius Shackleford Logan, and emergency room patient Danny Robinette 21 Nelsonville hand injury Tuesday.
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James Riggs
Donald Thompson
Union Furnace
Larry Kennard
Logan
Kay Johnson
Benson Adams
Nelsonville
Mark Nash
Florence Stephenson
New Straitsville
Glenneth Frye
McArthur
Darius Shackleford
Danny Robinette
Demolay Installation Attended by Logan and Athens Guests
Nearly 200 people attended the Demolay installation ceremonies at the Logan Masonic Temple. The Athens Installation team led by Thomas G. Thompson assisted, with officers named for the Logan Chapter including Master Councilor Robert Johnson and Senior Councilor Keith Stilwell. Governor Stein installed the Advisory Council in Athens.
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Logan
Logan Masonic Temple
Wellston
Nelsonville
Athens
James H. Sewart
Logan Advisory Council
Thomas G. Thompson
Edward C. Lynn
Benjamin L. Robertson
Thomas E. Tuckerman
Marshall
Roger W. Davis
Robert Johnson
Keith Kelly Stilwell
George E. Blosser
Jeff S. Todd
David Evan Miller
Heskell Lee Wagoner
John O. McAfee
Mike Henry
Billy Jo King
Arch Taylor
Marshall John H .Brimner
Mike Murphy
Thomas Elbaugh
James F. Brandt
Edgar Penrod
Thomas Knox
Harold D. Shriner
Garey L Derr
Gary Cummins
Roger
Logan Calendar Variety Club and Sewing Club Notices
The Logan Calendar lists the Variety Club meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Robert King and the Starlight Club gathering at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Constance Schultz home with Mrs Frank Ricketts assisting. Thursday features a noon sewing club potluck at 198 N Orchard St hosted by Mrs Lewis Skinner.
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Robert King
Constance Schultz
Frank Ricketts
Lewis Skinner
N. Orchard St
Jaycee-Ettes Plan Spring Fashion Show in Logan
Logan Mrs Don Farrew hosted Jaycee-Ettes gathering planning a March spring fashion show with Haneys House of Fashion at Logan High School auditorium. New members welcomed Mrs James Price and Mrs George Meadows as others attend needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Price
Dale Wittekind
Larry Kitchen
WSCS Community Meeting Focuses on Race Education
Haydenville The Womens Society of Christian Service met at president Mrs Homer Carters home to discuss What we should tell our children about Race. Prayers titled A New Year Prayer were read. Fundraising plans were reviewed and a February meeting was announced with Mrs Bowlby leading. Members brought a 25 cent sale item and refreshments were served.
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Haydenville
Womens Society of Christian Service
Homer Carter
Haskel Moore
Robert Bowlby
Robert Lehman
Belva Vollmer
Nellie Bond
Nelson Skiver
Bowlby
Mrs Moore
Luther Skiver
C. S. Matheny
Bonnie Bowlby
Brenda Moore
Church Class Has Meeting in Logan Home
Mrs. Harry Swaim hosted Kings Daughters Sunday School Class at her Logan residence. Devotions songs and prayers opened with scripture read. President Mrs. Albert Sparks led the business session. Social hour featured displayed photos from the Halloween party. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs. Roy Crothers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
Harry Swaim
Kings Daughters
Logan
Albert Sparks
George Hamer
James J. Moore
Hattie Patton
Nora Skiver
Nellie Allen
Rotarians Hear Talk About Alcoholism
Logan representative of Alcoholics Anonymous LOGAN Logan Rotary Club heard a guest speaker who described AA operations. Speaker Emig previously presented the talk to Logan Kiwanis Club last year. Walter Leonard chaired the program with guests James Horwell and Rev Arthur Dauer from Trinity Lutheran Church.
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Logan
Richard G. Emig
Columbus
Alcoholics Anonymous
Logan Rotary Club
Logan Kiwanis Club
Walter Leonard
James Horwell
Arthur Dauer
Logan Trinity Lutheran Church
Rules To Aid Others Told Kiwanians
Logan Kiwanis Club hears Logan native Charles Wheeler speak on What can I do. He cites rapid world changes and Communism spread and offers guidelines: support laws and leadership, be strong but reject force, use deeds plus words, and work on oneself first. Program chair Chuck Fenwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles Wheeler
Columbus
United Appeals Campaign
Pilot Dogs, Inc
World Neighbors
Logan Kiwanis Club
Chuck Fenwick
Prog Am
Mrs. Wheeler
Dick Pansing
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Logan City
Nelson
Louis May
Dick Collison
Fairmont
Hocking Valley Hospital
E. Cook
George Drew Rolston
Leon Merl Beery
Jerry McAfee
Stein
James Stewart
Arlie Brimner
Julius Mathias
Paul Keck
Francis Embree
Robert Bartholomew
Glendon Shriner
James Leffler
Jaycee
Ettes
George Tucker
William Harwood
WSCS
Clover Farm Market
Richland Avenue
Shnles
Anes
Clover Farm
Delsey
Parkay
Dan Libby
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