Logan School Board Accepts resignations Hired five new teachers
Logan city school board accepted the resignations of a member and three elementary teachers and approved contracts for five new teachers. Robert C. Bryan resigned July 7 for business and personal reasons. a replacement must be appointed within 30 days. New hires include Charlotte Burns, Beth Parks, Thomas Hopkins, Martha Crewson, and Karen Bluhm.
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Logan
Logan City
Robert C. Bryan
Charlotte Burns
Logan Route 2
East School
Beth Parks
Athens
Thomas Hopkins
Rendville
Martha Crewson
Central School
Karen Bluhm
Rochester
Minn
Hester Lee White
Wanda Robb
Esther Schultz
Sandra Helber
Samuel H. Stewart
Bus Checks Scheduled for Aug 5 in Hocking County
Logan announces bus inspections for Hocking County schools on August 5 at the county fairgrounds. State Highway Patrol requires pre inspection checks and driver physicals before the date. Scheduled times include Logan 8–11, Laurelville 11–12, Starr Washington 1–2, and West Hocking 2–4.
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Logan
Hocking County
James Frye
State Highway Patrol
Laurelville
Metalbestos Negotiations Held in Columbus Amid Logan Strike
Negotiations resume in Columbus Wednesday at 1 p.m. as Metalbestos plant manager Harold Sommers confirms a meeting at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. The strike by Logan workers began July 1 and prompted the talks.
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Logan
Metalbestos
Columbus
Harold Sommers
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Salaries Rise in Logans School Budget Cuts Emphasized
The Logan school board approved its 1967 general fund budget of 1,148,066 at a public hearing with no comments. The plan raises teachers’ pay due to a state minimum wage law while cutting maintenance and other areas after a failed operating levy.
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Logan
Logan City
Dwight Diller
Middleport Personal Notices and Local Visits
Middleport residents report visits and travels with family from Athens Huntington Laurelville Urbana and Chillicothe. Miss Susan Park recovers after surgery at Meigs General Hospital with sister Miss Mary Park. The Hocking County 4 H Band to meet Friday evening in Logan Armory for practice.
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Albert Clemson
Todd
Conneaut
Wallace Bradford
George Vaughan
Kim
Chillicothe
Middleport
Earl Smith
Urbana
Gail Miller
Robert Sharp
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Coolville
Amos Deem
Leechtown
W. Va
Sarah Dobbs
Wayne Burton
Norfolk
Arnold Dodson
Susan Park
Meigs General Hospital
Pomeroy
Miss Park
Logan
Hocking County
Logan Armory
Athens Branch Office Approved by Bank Board
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association won Federal Home Loan Bank board approval to open a Athens branch no earlier than July 1 1967. Bruce E Fickel said the branch will likely be on E State Street and the board cited need and usefulness. Logan Federal has served Athens since 1959.
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Athens
Oled By Bank Board
LOGAN
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
FHLB
Logan Federal Board of Directors
Bruce E. Fickel
Association
Fickel
E. State St
Logan Federal
C. F. Ackers
Rolland Bright
Walter A. Leonard
W. Dinzil Weltner
Three Hired In Maxville Strike Breaker Move
Three men were hired by Maxville Stone Co officials as part of a strike breaker effort after 10 strikers refused to return to work. Picketing by employees began July 6 as they sought unionization with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. Owner W. E. Engle of McArthur reportedly threatened legal action against the strikers, but he declined comment when contacted.
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Maxville
Maxville Stone Co
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
W. E. Engle
McArthur
the Messenger
Engle
State Selective Service Announces August Draft Call
Columbus report shows an August draft call for Ohio of 3395, up from 2785. The cross call will induct 2207 men, versus 1671 this month, with Southeastern counties listing specific counts for Athens, Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Vinton, and Washington.
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Columbus
Selective Service
Ohio
Southeastern
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
Perry
Vintin
Washington
Hocking Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents
Hocking Valley Community Hospital admitted several patients including Mrs. Samuel Moore of Rockbridge Route 1 Mrs. Grethel M Smith of Sugar Grove Route 1 Jeff L Burns of Logan Mrs. Addie Weaver of Logan Mrs. James Forrest and daughter of McArthur Route 1 Mrs. Helen Potts of Logan Jennie Harper of McArthur Ivor Minton of McArthur Route 2 and Mrs Nellie Terrell of Logan. Some were transferred to Grant Hospital Columbus.
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Samuel Moore
Rockbridge
Grethel M. Smith
Sugar Grove
Jeff L. Burns
Logan
Addie Weaver
James Forrest
McArthur
Helen Potts
Jennie Harper
Ivor Minton
Nellie Terrell
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Church Site Inspected for Proposed New Building
STARR-John E. Longsworth district superintendent of the Methodist Church inspected Starr Methodist Church and its members regarding location for a proposed new church building. A meeting on construction is set for 4 p.m. July 24 at the church.
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STARR
John E. Longsworth
The
Methodist Church
Starr Methodist Church
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