Nelsonville Faces Tentative Plans for Two Grade Schools
Nelsonville school officials propose bonds for two grade schools with an estimated 3750000? no. The meeting at the high school outlined needs and set a committee to lead an educational campaign before November. A 55 percent vote on bonds tied to a district tax valuation of about 4.695 million could set the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Board of Education
L. C. Gray
Bessie Ball
John P Schooley
Columbus
Simms, Cornelius & Schooley
School building plans face cost, site, and levy questions
The board weighs a 445 mill 3 percent interest tax to retire the issue in 25 years, or 2 percent to ease the levy. Architect cites 18 000 per classroom with 17 rooms across two buildings, cost includes facilities but excludes equipment. Potential use of Central building as City Hall and Public Square site discussed, with sites at West grade building and other real estate as obstacles. A citizens committee is formed led by William Mechem with school reps, PTA presidents, and district members. several appointments made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
William
Bill) Mechem
Citizens’ Committee
PTA
West
Central
Gay Circle
Central School
Lillian Young
East School
William L. Swank
East Pta
Wilbert Hartman
Central Pta
Robert Gilham
Ruth White
East District
Mrareda Newton
Ruth Wheaton
Central District
Kay Shafer
Ethel Tharp
West District
Carr
Spring St
Fowler
Ann Bowen
Logan
North America Aviation Corp
Columbus
New Bus Schedule Starts Wednesday With Updated Times
Logan area bus line issues a new timetable for routes between Logan, Pomeroy, Canal Winchester, and Columbus. Several southbound and northbound departures are shifted to new arrival times, with service additions and eliminations noted and copies available at Stoltz's Drug Store bus station.
Life Saved by Cross-Agency Blood Rescue Effort
Cooperation among the Columbus Red Cross Blood Center the State Highway Patrol and local police and fire departments aided Mount St Mary Hospital in obtaining a rare blood type for an emergency operation The initial transfer from Columbus to Lancaster was led by Patrolman Tom Kelly with Fire Chief Clarence Hall A second call for blood prompted another pickup by Patrolman Frank Hague and Fire Chief Hall The patient’s condition at the hospital remained favorable at report time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
Columbus Red Cross Blood Center
State Highway Patrol
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Columbus
Lancaster
Tom Kelly
Clarence Hall
Frank Hague
Nelsonville
Hall
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admits and discharges list
Admitted: Barbara Nelson Nelsonville Ada McClelland Glouster Route 3 George Williamson Jr Ath ens Dale Skivers Nelsonville Conrad Dearing Buchtel Betty Grabiec Athens Carl Crihfield Nelsonville Louise Wolfe Nelsonville John Laing Crooksville. Dismissed: Thomas Clark Carbon Hill Henry Bartlett Chauncey Anna Phillips Jacksonville John Dupler Nelsonville Route Kathleen Geiger Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Nelson
Nelsonville
Ada McClelland
Glouster
George Williamson, Jr
Dale Skivers
Conrad Dearing
Buchtel
Betty Grabiec
Athens
Carl Crihfield
Louise Wolfe
John Laing
Crooksville
Thomas Clark
Carbon Hill
Henry Bartlett
Chauncey
Anna Phillips
Jacksonville
John Dupler
Swimming Meet Set at Nelsonville Pool Tomorrow Night
Nelsonville announces a swimming meet at the community pool tomorrow from 7 to 8 PM directed by Whitey Tye. The program includes relay races diving and water games followed by a moonlight swim from 8 to 10 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dorothy Shearer
Whitey Tye
Drachs Announce Birth of Son in Athens
Mr. and Mrs. George Drach announce the birth of a son, Robert Straughn Drach, at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens on July 19. Grandparents are Senator and Mrs. C. Stanley Mechem of Nelsonville and great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
George Drach
Alice Mechem
Athens
Robert Straughn Drach
Sheltering Arms Hospital
C. Stanley Mechem
W. C. Hall
Nelsonville Bus Schedules Updated On Lake Shore System
Nelsonville riders face new Lake Shore System timetables with southbound departures at 2:27 am 8:55 am 12:15 pm 1:40 pm 4:10 pm 5:15 pm 6:45 pm 8:20 pm 10:25 pm and northbound at 6:15 am 7:40 am 9:11 am 12:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:20 pm 5:40 pm 8:40 pm One return trip in each direction has been discontinued from the current schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Lake Shore
Pomeroy
Columbus
Canal Winchester
Lancaster
Rockport
Stoltz
Nelsonville
Tax Receipts Trend Upward
Logan reports weekly sales tax receipts rising with the barometer of business. For the week ending July 19 1952 tax stamps sold reached 4906.94 compared with 4038.54 a year earlier an increase of 868.41. Year to date tax receipts total 14815.84 higher than last year and 135383.69 sold to date versus 120567.85 a year ago. County treasurer Ralph Moorehead notes the property tax books close Friday and taxes unpaid by then incur a 10 percent penalty. He says people remain slow to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Hocking County
Ralph Moorehead
Moorehead
Hocking
Five Vacancies Listed By E. Hocking Board
Logan The East Hocking School Board employed Earl E Parkins 26 Patriot as English teacher at Murray City School at their meeting Saturday night This leaves five vacancies yet in the county school system A sixth grade teacher is needed at Murra City a shop teacher at Carbon Hill a home economics teacher at Carbon Hill a science teacher at Union Furnace and a part time band instructor at Carbon Hill Parkins is a graduate of Rio Grande College He succeeds Fred Wright who resigned Parkins taught two years at Cadmus School in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
East Hocking
Earl E. Parkins
Murray City
Murra City
Carbon Hill
Union Furnace
Parkins
Rio Grande College
Fred Wright
Cadmus School
Gallia County
District Governor Speaks At Weekly Rotary Meeting
Rotary District 211 Governor Harry B Reese speaks at Logan Rotary about Rotarian ideals and the Mexico convention. He notes language as a barrier broken by Rotary and outlines four aims. Guests include William Dagger and Ray Abbot. next week program by Cleveland B F Goodrich reps. softball practice set for tonight at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Harry B. Reese
Rotary
Logan Rotary
Blosser’s
Rotary Is International
Rotary International
Mexico
Europe
Reese
Liam Dagger
Lancaster
Ray Abbot
St. Marys
W. V. George Ralston
B. F. Goodrich Company
Cleveland
Twanis
Logan Man Fined for Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
Logan resident Logan Robert Thompson, 2 Logan, was fined 25 dollars and costs by Mayor Roger Friend for drunkenness fighting and disorderly conduct. James Beougher 20 of Lake Logan Road also faced a 10 dollar fine with costs for involvement in the Sunday night fray. Several others were fined for traffic offenses by the state highway patrol, including Ralph Wyc koff 32 John E Brown 22 Charles Rizer 53 and Willie P Bright 53 for various violations. Thompson was treated for a black eye and bruised face at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Logan
Robert Thompson
Roger Friend
James Beougher
Lake Logan Road
Thompson
Hocking Valley Hospital
Friend
Ralph F. Wyckoff
John E. Brown
Charles Rizer
Nelsonville
Willie P. Bright
Mount Victory
State Highway Patrol
Local Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
Leslie Sherman Brooks 21 of Athens Route 2 and Donna Jean Kirkendall 18 of Logan Route 2 were licensed at home. Robert James Backus 28 of Carbon Hill and Mary Mae Jeffrey 24 of Haydenville were also issued licenses at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Leslie Sherman Brooks
Athens
Donna Jean Kirkendall
Robert James Backus
Carbon Hill
North American
Mary Mae Jeffrey
Haydenville
Logan Church Sunday School Meets at Nazarene Camp Grounds
Nearly 30 members of the Logan Church of the Nazarene Sunday School gathered Sunday at the Nazarene Camp Grounds in Columbus for a church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan
The
Logan Church of the Nazarene
Nazarene
Births at Hocking Valley Hospital page names several Logan area births
Logan births list includes Jetie Harold Cruise Logan son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Smart Logan. Rebecca Ann Freeman Ray Route 1 Bryan Perry. Fred Rownes Roy Crawford Route. Blanche Howell McArthur. Fogene Davis Logan. Boyd Castle Cream Route. Gerald Beckley Albany. Mundy Logan Mary Sandra Lytle Rockbridge Route. Robert McNichols Laurelville Route 1. Common Pleas Judge Harley Meyer begins three week vacation in Wisconsin and Northern Michigan. no acting judge named during absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetie Harold
Cruise Logan
Mrs
Wayne Smart
Logan
William Glass
Rebecca Ann Freeman
Ray
Bryan Perry
Fred Rownes
Roy Crawford
Cael
Blanche Howell
McArthur
Fogene Davis
Boyd Castle
Gerald Beckley
Albany
Fra Mundy
Mary Sandra Lytle
Rockbridge
Robert McNichols
Laurelville
Logan—Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Wisconsin
Michigan
Logan Board Approves 1952-53 Calendar Budget and hires
Logan city board of education approved the 1952-53 calendar with September 2 opening and holidays including county fair and Thanksgiving recess. The 1953 budget of 898233 was approved with an August 4 hearing set. new staff includes commercial teacher Claudia Hannaford and kindergaten teacher Jennie Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan City
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
Athens
Budget Commission
Claudia Lee Hannaford
Gambier
Robert Steinbaugh
Paul EB. Hannaford
Episcopal Church
Portsmouth High School
Wilmington College
Jennie Walker
George Carr Announ
James Horwell
Bedtime Snack Promises Regularity Through Cereal Claim
An advertising claim from Paterson New Jersey promotes a ready to eat cereal named acimram as a solution to constipation. The ad touts high cereal protein and vitamins with no habit forming properties and invites readers to send an empty carton to Kelloggs in Battle Creek Michigan if unsatisfied after ten days.
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Paterson
N. J
Kelloggs
Battle Creek
Mich
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Gallaher Drug & Athens
Daughertytanner, Inc
Court St
Blood Center
Kathleen Geiger
Gore
Mr. and
Mrs. Drach
E. Hocking Board
Delmar E. Neal
Morton K. Holmes
Ernie L. Hutchison
Harold Kinnison
David W. Farley
George E. Tucker
New Straitsville
John E. Irvin
Wilmer L. Crothers
Charles A. Harris
Mia Maina
Briggs & Stratton Engines
Bring & Stratton
Doctor of Motors
Tidge
Dwight Diller
Locan Home Furnishings Co
Norris Electric
Snr
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Coro
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