Herbert Wescoat Library Circulation Drops in 1969 Half
Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library reports a slight drop in circulation for January through June 1969 versus 1968 with 12 562 volumes circulated, 236 fewer than the previous year. It notes 114 new readers, over 2 000 total, 700 new books added, and extensive interlibrary loans via Bookmobile and State Library Union Catalog.
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Herbert Wescoat
State Library of Ohio
Union Catalog Service
State Library
Eddy
Vinton
Mr. Eddy
Vinton County
CAA Seeks Leader For New Community Project
WELLSTON The Jackson Vinton Community Action Agency seeks a project coordinator for the Community Cooperative Development program funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The coordinator will organize and develop supportive services to assist target groups in improving their communities socially and economically.
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Wellston
Jackson- Vinton
Community Action Agency
The
Office of Economic Opportunity
Unemployment claims fall in Logan and Athens this week
Logan reports 189 claims for the week ending July 26, 10 fewer than last week and 65 fewer than a year ago, with 12 initial and 71 continued claims. Athens shows 14 initial and 92 continued. Opportunities listed include one experienced store manager one experienced key punch operator four insurance salesmen and one auto body repairman experienced.
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Logan
Athens
Intoxicated Man Charged After W Hunter Street Crash
Logan Robert Edward Behm 25 of Loan Route 2 faces charges for driving left of center and driving while intoxicated after a Tuesday 10 19 p m crash on W Hunter Street. His vehicle collided with a car driven by Dennis Lee Mowery 19 of Rockbridge.
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Logan
Robert Edward Behm
W. Hunter Street
Dennis Lee Mowery
Rockbridge
Museums honor Jim Clark with trophies room
American organizations contributing to a room at the museum to house trophies of late world champion Jim Clark include the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and racing groups in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Logan and Mrs. Holaday returned from a Florida auto trip. Blum plans another trip to Boca Raton in October.
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DMS
Scotland
Jim Clark
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indiana
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Logan
Jack E. Holaday
N. Wood St
Howard Blum
E. Hunter St
Florida
Court Opens New Quarters As Judge Presides
Judge James Stilwell heard his first case in the new Logan court quarters. Mae Green of Haydenville was found not guilty of profane language charged by neighbor Bessie Keels. The case was continued awaiting Wendell Keels testimony on remarks about missing onions from Green’s garden. The judge noted the statute is seldom used and carries a one dollar fine if guilty.
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Logan
James Stilwell
Mae Green
Haydenville
Bessie Keels
Wendell Keels
Police Charge Driver After Hydrant Is Hit
Logan City police charged Boyd Ray Cottrill 23 of 485 N Orchard Street after his car hit a fire hydrant on Spring Street near Hill Street Friday at 8 43 pm. He claimed he lost control went left of center and back across the road causing the hydrant to be knocked off. He is charged with leaving the scene of an accident.
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Logan
Spring Street
Hill Street
Boyd Ray Cottrill
N. Orchard Street
Cottrill
Logan GOP Ox Roast Plans in Logan Area
Logan area GOP Ox Roast at Isaac Walton Club Pi Saturday completed Tuesday night at Clarence Blosser home. County chairman Blosser announced appointments for picnic tasks with Dan Scholl of Cincinnati as entertainer. Tickets cost 2.50 for adults and 1 for children, available from Stoltz Drug or Sinsel’s Western Auto. Numerous officials and guests from Ohio counties and state offices confirmed attendance.
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LOGAN
Isaac Walton Club
Clarence Blosser
Midland Place
Blosser
John Bumgardner
John Taber
Chuck Orwig
Jane Leach
Genevieve Wilson
Mary Wright
George Mara
Ernest Price
Howard Earnhert
William Kessler
Zanesville
George Crow
Eleanor Crow
John Tabor
Marian Sinsel
Ralph Boss
Stoltz Drug
Sinsel
Western Auto
Danny Scholl
Cincinnati
Sandra Sargent 18 Injured In Street Accident
Sandra R Sargent 18 of Logan Route 3 was charged with excessive speeding on Maysville Road near Route 33. She lost control in a curve, the car went off the right side, struck a bank and flipped. She and injuries to right elbow and left hip were taken to Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Logan
Sandra R
Maysville Road
Maysville Rd
Miss Sargent
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Britain Likes Pedigree Dogs Says Welfare Group
The Animal Welfare Organization reports more than half of Britain's dog owners prefer pedigrees. England's dog population reaches about five million, up a million since 1960.
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London
Britain
Animal Welfare Organization
Gallipolis Man Cited After Tuesday Mishap
James G. Morrison 62 Gallipolis reportedly struck a stopped auto driven by Bonnie S. Yates 17 Logan Route 3 on Route 33 at Smith Chapel Road Tuesday at 7 25 p m. Morrison was cited for failing to maintain an assured clear distance ahead.
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LOGAN
James G. Morrison
Gallipolis
Bonnie S. Yates
Logan Route 3
Smith Chapel Road
Morrison
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del Reese
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Athens County
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
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