Marietta Lockheed Seeks Site for Employee Training School
Logan area officials and Lockheed representatives held a second meeting to plan a training school for new plant employees. Attendees included Trade Club members R B Perkins and Jim Heinlein, Ohio State Employment Service staff Homer Schein and Harold Zimmerman, Logan school superintendent Dwight Diller, and vocational education officials Stephen Stuart and James Noel.
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LOGAN
Marietta-Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
Logan Trade Club
R. B. Perkins
Jim Heinlein
Trade Club
Homer Schein
Harold Zimmerman
Ohio State Employment Service
Dwight Diller
Logan School
Stephen Stuart
James Noel
The
Vocational Education Department of
the State
Moorman Family Finishes Visit in Logan
Dr and Mrs Claude T Moorman of Durham North Carolina returned home Saturday after a week with Mrs Moorman s parents Mr and Mrs Lester V Risch 733 N Wood St He graduated mid term from Duke University Medical School and will start an internship at Duke University Hospital He was an All American football lineman in college and is a Miami Florida native Their two children Tee and Pamela also joined the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorman
Duke University School of Nursing
Tee
Pamela
Logan
Nine named to Hocking County Mental Health board
Logan Ohio The Hocking County Mental Health Association named nine persons to serve on its board of directors. Selected were Mrs. Fred Good Mrs. James Acker Mrs. Gladys Webb Dean Edwards Mrs. Eleanore Horwell Mrs. Herman Stewart Mrs. Warner Lehman James McBroom and Mrs. Martin Sharrett with terms ranging from one to three years.
Hocking ASC approves eleven Conservation Practice applications
Logan eleven applications receive approval for Agriculture Conservation Program cost sharing. The projects include 17,200 trees for forestry, 4,500 trees for erosion control, two acres for woodland improvement, and 12 acres for tilling.
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LOGAN
Hocking Asc
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes and Local Meeting
The Mount St. Mary Hospital notes list numerous births with families from Glouster The Plains Nelsonville and nearby towns. Nelsonville Hayburn Council No 119 inspection will be tonight at 7 30 p m with Elmore Williams Jackson as inspecting officer Kenneth Davis is Illustrious Master and James G Knight Recorder will preside with refreshments after.
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Nelsonville
Hayburn
Elmore Williams
Jackson
Kenneth Davis
James G. Knight
Hocking Heat Failure Closes 3 Logan Schools
Severe cold and ice disrupted southeastern Ohio and northern West Virginia over the weekend. Logan High School, the junior high, and Central Elementary closed due to a heating plant failure. Multiple towns saw subzero readings, frozen water mains, and ice on river locks threatening broader transport.
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Hocking
Logan
Athens City
Chauncey-Dover
Central
Hocking State Park
Buckeye Trail
Nelsonville
Logan High Graduate Joins Kappa Psi At ONU Ada
Logan Volk, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Volk of 255 N Orchard Sr, pledges to Kappa Psi at Ohio Northern University Ada. A 1965 Logan High graduate, he joins a fraternity at the Ada campus. Also noted, Merl McCune and Donald Dennis McCune attended a John Deere service school in Columbus last week. McCune Implement is run by Merv McCune in town. Guests in the Ley home included Mrs Leys brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Jack Exenkamper of Powell.
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Logan — Reed Volk
Robert Volk
N. Orchard Sr
Kappa Psi
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Logan High
Logan
Merl McCune
Donald McCune
Dennis McCune
Ronald Wend
John Deere
Columbus
Merv McCune
McCune Implement
Ley
Mrs. Ley
Jack Exenkamper
Powell
Juveniles Cited in Separate Nelsonville Auto Accidents
Two youths were cited to Athens County Juvenile Court after separate Saturday crashes. Jennifer Earl Barron, 16, of Nelsonville Route 1, lost control on ice on Chestnut Street and struck a parked sedan owned by Wilbur Weaver. Timothy Wagner, 17, of Buchtel, on Adams Street, drove left of center, hit a parked car owned by Bertha Woodson, and left the scene.
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Nelsonville
Athens County Juvenile Court
Jennice Earl Barron
Chestnut St
Hopkins St
Wilbur Weaver
New Plymouth
Barron
Timothy Wagner
Buchtel
Adams St
Bertha Woodson
Wagner
Wheat registrations set April 1 in Hocking County
Registrations for the 1966 wheat and feed grain programs begin next Monday in Hocking County. Signups run through April 1. Long term cropland adjustment signups started Jan. 17 and will continue until a deadline is set. Feb. 28 is the final date for filing for a wheat loan.
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Logan
Hocking County
Judge Elected Ohio Probate Judges Association Treasurer
Logan Hocking County Probate Judge Rhea Bangert Brown was elected treasurer of the Ohio Probate Judges Association at the annual Dayton meeting held Friday.
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Logan — Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Ohio Probate Judges Association
Dayton
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N.C
Mahaffey
Superba
Imperial
Hocking Plans
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
George _ T. Barrett
Glouster Route 3
Dennis L. Davis
the Plains
Bonard Bernard
New Straitsville
Herbert D. Kimmel
Athens
Fred Wemmer
Blaine Rice
New Marshfield
Anita Christel
Galvin Ray
Philena Lauderback
Deanville
Essie McKee
Virginia Brinkman
Herbert L. Little
Thomas P. Pritchard
Graydon Snyder
Moxahala
Charles Mulpas
Millfield
Judy M. Cozad
Patricia A. Witham
Evelyn M
Barr
Bremen
Joyce Lewis
Glouster
Hoyt Williams
Joseph Blackford
Jacksonville
James Richards
Thomas E. Dew
Trimble
Esta Brandenburg
Dorenda L. Canter
Albany
Mildred Tinkham
Charles K. Hutchinson
William Cox
Mabel James
Murray City
Ronalc Kline
Marion Burgess
Mary Bright
Connett
John Herrold
Augusta McNamee
Helen Sanders
Scott Waldeck
Theresa Kittle
Bert Hanning
Nelsonvile
Beatrice Helber
Harry Andrews
Ohio
West Virginia
Alabama
Florida
W. Va
Ohio River
Apple Grove
Ravenswood
Lock 22
Pledges Fraternity
T.V
Synaclear
Soc
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
S. Spring St
Sears, Roebuck and CO
A.R.I
Sears Plumbing and Heating Department
Logan, Ohio
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