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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1967

Page

2

Logan Council approves salary increases for city officials

Logan city council on Wednesday approved emergency ordinances raising salaries for city officials effective January 1, 1968 to meet the filing deadline for May primary petitions February 1. Mayor from 3000 to 3500 auditor 3600 to 4900 solicitor 2606 to 3600 treasurer 900 to 1000. Clerk of council kept at 70 monthly. Council also rejected a full time mayor proposal and tabled Third Street traffic one way. Church Third Street residents protested with 161 signatures. Public hearing planned on Dicken Addition water and sewer issues with county officials and health board.

Logan Church Jack Moorehead Moorehead Council Church and Third Streets Dicken Addition Health Board

Service Station Robbed by Two Men in Logan

Logan police hunt for two 5 foot 10 inch, 150 pound Black men who robbed Don and Boxies Sunoco on W Hunter Street after 8 p.m. They fled in a 1960s Pontiac with $186 taken from the cash register. Attendant Wilbur Fetherolf blocked at rear. the men claimed nothing. Also notes a Presbytery meeting in Portsmouth with several clergy and Mrs. Phillips at Wilkesville.

Logan Ohio W. Hunter Street Don and Boxie Sunoco Station W. Hunter and Elm Streets Wilbur Fetherolf Fetherolf Wilkesville Donald Calhoun Ray Blake McArthur John Taylor Russell Woltz Wellston Clara Phillips Portsmouth

Schneider Trained At Great Lakes Navy Recruit Center

Jeff Schneider, son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Schneider of 1346 Church St, Logan, has enlisted in the Navy and is training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Chicago. A 1965 Logan High School graduate, he attended the Lancaster branch of Ohio University and worked for Gustav Hirsch Co in Columbus. text continues with his address and unit. Firemen extinguished an oil storage tank fire at the Ingram farm on Route 33 near Haydenville when oil overflowed onto a heating flame.

Logan Jeff Schneider Edwin Schneider Church St Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Center Chicago Logan High School Lancaster Ohio University Gustav Hirsch Co Columbus Jeffrey Schneider USN Batt. Co Recruit Training Command Great Lakes Logan — Logan Ingram Farm Route 33 Haydenville

Agronomy Clinics Set Next Month in Ohio Counties

Two agronomy clinics are slated for Hocking and Vinton Counties. Feb 2 in Logan and Feb 9 in McArthur, both 8 to 10 p.m., in community rooms. No registration fee. Topics include grain crop production, forage and alfalfa production, weed control, and production economics, led by extension agronomists and agents.

Logan Hocking Vinton Donald G. Young Robbie D. Davis McArthur Logan Federal Savings and Loan Lawrence N. Shepard George R. Gist Hockins and Vinton Counties William P. Smith

Hocking Valley Community Hospital Births

Mr and Mrs Paul E Kline Jr Logan Route 2 welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Richard Stephen son New Straitsville announce a son. Oliver D Bell Logan Route 2 admitted. Mrs Margaret Lines New Straitsville, Mrs May L Bow en and Mrs Betty Lou Guess Logan dismissed.

Hocking Valley Community Hospital Paul E. Kline Jr Logan Richard Stephenson New Straitsville Oliver D. Bell Margaret Lines May L. Bowen Betty Lou Guess William Redd

Higher Salaries Area Seeks Water and Sewer Service

Residents seek water and sewer service from the city or by building their own units. Council notes city bills average about 16.94 dollars, outsiders would pay 30 dollars, and Dicken Addition residents could gain from annexation to Logan.

Council Dicken Addition Logan

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