Charles Moore Named Logan High Principal
Logan City District of Education hired Charles Moore 33 of Marion Illinois as principal of Logan Senior High School on a three year contract at 12446 dollars. Moore has 10 years in public schools and holds degrees from Southern Illinois University. He succeeds Harley Elfinger as principal. other personnel changes included resignations and a coaching reappointment at Logan High School.
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Logan
Logan City
Southern Illinois University
Moore
Dwight Diller
James Moore
Harley Elfinger
Elfinger
Anna May Grimes
Gibisonville
Karen Fredin
Parker
Olive Henry
Morehead State College
Ohio University
Carl Wesselhoeft
New Straitsville
Eastern Mennonite College
Upper Ontario University
Ontario
Canada
Rockbridge
Libelli
Somaliland
Africa
Keith Stilwell
Ohio State University
State Department of Education
Bridal Shower Held for Logan Bride Elect Kathleen Forsythe
Kathleen Forsythe bride elect of Russell Forsythe was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Debbie Shaw and Miss Cindy Arnold at Shaw’s home on July 26. Guests enjoyed yellow and white decor, a three tiered dessert, and handmade gifts, with prizes given for games.
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Miss Arnold
Miss Shaw
Robert Orndoff
Cletus Forsythe
Sue Forsythe
Otto Shaw
Harold Crawford
Ray Rheinscheid
David Yaw
Charlotte Crawford
Susan Sommers
Ann Horwell
Sherry Nixon
Kathy Stilwell
Fonda Anderson
William Arnold
Paul McCutcheon
Connie Orndoff
Erwin Wolfe
Gloria Campbell
Mary Ellen Galvin
Debbie Paisley
Mary Myers
Kathy Gompf
Bev Primmer
Mary
Marty St Clair
Marcia Moorehead
Debbie Shatz
Judy Linscott
State Office Lists Jobs In District
Logan unemployment claims for the week ending July 20 totaled 131 with 30 initial and 101 continued. Athens recorded 146 with 12 initial and 134 continued. Claims fell 14 from the prior week and were five less than a year ago. Job openings at the Bureau of Employment Services at 30 S. Spring St include a fully experienced secretary, an experienced payroll clerk until Oct. 1, a furnace installer and repairman helper, two dump truck drivers, a janitor for contract work, a carpenter and block layer helper, a bartender, a day worker for domestic tasks, and two maids for domestic work.
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Logan
Athens
Bureau of Employment Services
S. Spring St
Bible School Is Continuing In Nelsonville
In Nelsonville the Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School continues through next week with a closing program planned for Friday. Rev and Mrs Ballard co direct the school which has averaged attendance above 100 daily. Classes welcome children four years old to elementary grade. Activities include singing stories and crafts. The theme centers on the individual’s place in the world.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School
Roy Ballard
Ballard
Murray Randolph land transfers in Somerset and Lakeview area
James E Murray and Mildred J Murray transfer Inlet No 236 and part of Outlet No 18 in Somerset to Owen Randolph and Rosalie L Randolph of Somers et al Inlet No 236 and part of Outlet No 18 in the Village of Somerset. Robert L Clark and Norman R Clark transfer Lot No 4 in Lakeview Allotment in Clayton Township to John D King and Maureen King.
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James E
Mildred J. Murray
Owen
Rosalie L. Randolph
Somerset
Inlet
Robert L
Norman R. Clark
Lancaster
John D
Maureen King
Lakeview
Clayton Township
Workshop at Logan High School for phonics training
Logan schools announce a phonics workshop at the Logan High School cafeteria on August 21 from 8 a.m. to noon with a refreshments break. No registration or fee required per Harold R. Smith, administrative assistant to the superintendent. The biannual sessions have drawn many instructors from public and parochial schools.
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Logan
Logan High School
Harold R. Smith
Logan Superintendent of Schools
Smith
Reading Club Picnic Slated In Nelsonville
Nelsonville The Summer Reading Club sponsored by the Nelsonville Public Library will close its program with a picnic at the athletic field. Parents should bring children to the park shelter house. The event runs 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Food is funded by 50 cent dues. rain postpones to August 2.
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Nelsonville
Doctor Critical Of Citizens Report On Hunger
Washington report by Don Kendall contests Hunger USA critique. Dr Herbert Pollack of Institute for Defense Analyses says the Citizens Board findings are error ridden and emotionally driven. He asserts anemia in poor children stems from intestinal parasites or iron deficiency rather to protein lack. He notes diet details and food choices, warns against politicized conclusions. Mount St Mary Hospital notes include births and admissions in Athens area.
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United States
Citizens Board of Inquiry
Citizens Board
Hunger USA
Herbert Pollack
Institute For Defense Analyses
Pentagon
IDA
Pollack
Lack of road location records concerns Hocking County
Hocking County Commissioners discussed missing records used to locate county roads. Wallace Beck protested a repaired bridge on Honeyfork Road and warned he would remove it if action stalled. Beck said the bridge served a former owner to relocate the road, but no copy of that agreement could be found. Prosecutor Forrest Moore urged calling older residents and former highway workers for testimony.
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Logan
Hocking
Wallace Beck
Honeyfork Road
Beck
Forrest Moore
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Louis Parker
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Perry County
Reading Club
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Ken Steinhoff
Don Kendall Washington
Hun
Mount St. Mary Hospital
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Trimble
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East Lake
James Rupe
Chris Senegar
McArthur
Annette Hall
Robert Dup Jer
Leroy W. Mayles
Millfield
Mary Hoy
Freeda Rupe
Violet Hollenbaugh
Maung Gyi
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Shawnee
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South Bloomingville
Herman Burns
Harry Boyer
Darrell Smith
Daniel Davis
Terry Dicken
Neil Barron
Gladys Dupler
Robert Dupler
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