Logan Teachers to Get $600 Raise for 1947 48 Term
Logan City Schools will grant an average salary increase of 600 to teachers for the 1947 48 term. The new schedule ranges from 1600 for less trained teachers to 3100 for highly experienced staff. Net local increases total about 400 after prior boosts and levy adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
George E. Carr
Logan Board of Education
Daniels-Cramer
General Assembly
Carr
Logan Schools
Howard E. Kirk
J. R. Hankison
Esther O'Neil
Mary Connor
Gladys Webb
R. M. Fowler
Eber Mowery
Dairy Co Op Arranges Meeting On Insemination Program
Members of the Hocking County Dairy Service Cooperative will meet at the courthouse auditorium at 8 p m Thursday to receive final instructions on the artificial insemination program announced by James R Smoot county agricultural extension agent The 50 cooperators will learn how the county wide program operates for dairy herds starting July 14 with Joseph Campbell as official inseminator About 500 cattle have been registered for the program Requests for services must be made by 9 a m on the day Campbell reports.
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Logan
Hocking County Dairy Service Cooperative Association
James R. Smoot
Joseph Campbell
Campbell
Chaplain Highlights Needs at Boys Industrial School
Rev J B Wiant chaplain at the Boys Industrial School Lancaster spoke to Logan Kiwanis detailing funding shortages and overcrowding hampering reforms. He noted bed shortages clothing and shoes as well as insufficient staff and church support for returning pupils.
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Logan
J. B. Wiant
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Logan Kiwanis Club
D. O. Davis
Blosser
United States
Wiant
Hocking County
Gerald Staley
Andrew J. Rheinscheld
Waltonians’ Male Chorus to Broadcast on WCOL
Logan report Waltonians' Male Chorus will make its first radio appearance Sunday on station WCOL Columbus at 11 a.m. Walter Prather, president, announced the plan. James D. Wells, Logan associate state forester, will also appear. Rehearsals are set for 8 p.m. tonight in the courthouse.
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Logan
Waltonians
Walter Prather
WCOL
Columbus
James D. Wells
State Forester
Geiger Accepts Medical Technician Role at Lancaster Hospital
Logan Julia Jane Geiger, daughter of Bernard and Mrs. Geiger, has taken a medical technician job at Lancaster Municipal Hospital. A graduate of Logan High School and Ohio University, she began duties this Monday.
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Logan
Julia Jane Geiger
Bernard Geiger
N. Spring Sr
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Miss Geiger
Logan High School
Ohio University
Anderson Rites Held In Gibisonville Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Anderson 80 wife of W M Anderson died Saturday at Gibisonville were conducted Tuesday at 2 00 p m in the Gibisonville Methodist Church with the Rev Harry Lyons Danville a nephew of Mrs Anderson officiating Pallbearers were Joe Vorhees Armine Chilcote Will Myers Paul Carr James Anderson and John Whitcraft Music was by the Rev Herschel Muller Burial was made in Mt Olive Cemetery
Hocking Hospital Admits and Dismissals Reported
Logan area notes list admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital including William H. Hutt Rockbridge Route 1 James William Turner Nelson ville Patty Coates Shawnee Thomas D Montell Shawnee Also dismissed are Mrs Herschel Blevins infant daughter Columbus and Mrs Allen McMillin Hayden ville.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
William H. Hutt
Rockbridge
James William Turner
Nelsonville
Patty Coates
Shawnee
Thomas D
Montell
Herschel Blevins
Columbus
Allen McMillin
Haydenville
Two Motorists Fined By Mayor W. D. Weltner
Logan two motorists were arraigned by Mayor W. Denzil Weltner after traffic violations. Carl L. Alberry of Logan was fined five dollars and costs for insufficient lights. Henry Konkler near Logan pleaded guilty to reckless operation and was fined ten dollars and costs.
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Logan
W. Denzil Weltner
Carl L. Alberry
Weltner
Henry Konkler
Logan Public Schools Band Director Attends OSU Clinic
Logan director James Horwell attends a two week band clinic at Ohio State University in Columbus to advance instrumental music instruction for Logan students.
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Logan
James Horwell
Logan Public Schools
Ohio State University
Columbus
Local Residents Visit Family and Return Home
Murray City notices list Mrs Lester Sorrell returning to Os TEopathic hospital Marietta after a week at home with her husband and Mrs Elmer Evans. Several locals travel to Fort Wayne Dayton Columbus Akron and Nelsonville to visit relatives and attend events with family members and friends.
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Murray City
Lester Sorrell
Marietta
Elmer Evans
Helen Wolfe
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dan Wolfe
Edd Gilkey
Middleport
Emmett Short
Emmett Snyder
Don
Bert Hise
Salem
Forest Hise
Pearl Dixon
James Dixon
Harry Dixon
Terre Haute
Willie Stencil
Detroit
Tony Stencil
Chester Mitchell
Helen Tatman
Sam McGrew
Shawnee
Charles Harris
Diane
Donna Sue
Richard Millinge
Barberton
Harris
Clifford Mitchell
Mitchell Prnie
City Council Tables Mineral Ave Vacation Ordinance
Logan officials voted to table the third reading of a vacation ordinance for 95 feet of Mineral Ave west of S. Walnut St after hearing from the Logan Foundry and Ma chine Co. The council also discussed delinquency curfew plans and received support letters from the Business and Professional Women's Club and the Saturday Club. A street light petition and Fire Chief pay equalization were referred to committees.
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Mineral Ave
LOGAN
Logan Foundry and Machine Co
S. Walnut St
Wilhelmine Deissele
E. Front St
Roy Stallsmith
Police Department
Fire Department
Finance Committee
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Announces 1948 Officers
Logan notes Miss Erlene Couch reports chapter activities. Shirley Grobe of Cincinnati elected national president. other officers include Mary Gibson, Norma Carte, Lillian Shay, Pat Hopkins, Emmaline Tucker Albert, Dorothy Stukart, and Pauline Whitsel. Initiation dates set for July 14 to 28 with six new pledges.
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Everett McWilliams
Pasadena
Calif
Mackinaw Island
Mich
Harrington Class Annual Picnic at Rachelmacher Park
The Rachelmacher Park hosted the Harrington Class picnic with a basket dinner organized by Mrs. Arthur Dollmatsch and Mrs. Winifred Engle. Twenty three members attended plus three guests as the group announced a future August picnic hosted by Mrs. Alfred Campbell of Lancaster.
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Rachelmacher Park
Harrington
Arthur Dollmatsch
Winifred Engle
Alfred Campbell
Lancaster
Margaret Kerr
Genevieve Parker
L. E. Berkey
Henry L. Carr
California
R. H. Allison
Harry Bell
Florence Bort
Rudolph Brandt
Carl Brown
Henry Carr
Paul Dobson
Dessie Hanna
Ruth Heft
Myr Karshner
John McBroom
Jessie McManigal
Jay Nimon
Olive Neibling
Seth Sloan
Harry L. Smith
Hester Lee White
Fannie Spears
Phil Tschappat
Logan
Women’s Society for World Service Meets at Church
The July meeting opened with a piano prelude by Mrs. David Wylie and led by Mrs. Arlis Hiles. Mrs. Clarence Phillips and Mrs. Charles Loomis spoke on the founding of United Brethren work in Japan, with singing and prayers. A business session followed, and dessert was served by a group of hosts.
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David Wylie
Women's Society For World Service
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Arlis Hiles
United Brethren
Japan
Clarence Phillips
Charles Loomis
Fred Hugh
Harry Sweazy
Charles Geil
George Davis
James Reis
Floyd Dollmatsch
Wylie
Edna Hughes
A. N. Grueser
N. M. Brown
Robert Mohler
Clarence Schempp
Otis Watts
Glen Wheeler
Bernard McLain
Vern Mauk
C. E. Goodwin
Janie Richard
Local Visitors and Family News Highlighs
Frank Blasius returns from a California business trip to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Blasius in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. William Evans of Detroit bring daughters Joan and Cynthia to spend the summer with Mrs. Ella Bishop of N Mulberry St. Anitta Geiger leaves for Dayton and Cincinnati to visit friends. Helen Geiger returns to Columbus after weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs Bernard Geiger of N Spring St.
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California
Frank Blasius
Dayton
Mary Blasius
William Evans
Joan Eleanore
Cynthia
Detroit
Evans
Ella Bishop
N. Mulberry St
Anitta Geiger
Cincinnati
Bernard Geiger
N. Spring St
Helen Geiger
Columbus
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Hocking Hills Country Club
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