Logan High School graduates hear call to invent and conquer
Logan High School 1971 commencement featured State Sen. Oliver Ocasek urging 219 graduates to value education, noting a diploma yields higher earnings and taxpayers invest $10,000 per student. He cited rapid scientific progress and urged inventiveness and exploration. Local officials and speakers praised responsibility to history and community.
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Oliver Ocasek
Logan High School
Ocasek
University of Akron
Senate
Mayor Haney Holds Court In Logan For DUI Case
Logan woman Lena I. Miller 23 of 359-year W Main St was jailed after Driver under the influence charge. She paid 150 and costs and three days in jail plus 35 and costs for driving without a license. Others faced fines and jail terms in Mayor's Court and Saturday's May session with several pleas of innocence. Memorial Day guests visited from Akron.
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Logan
M. B. Haney
Lena I. Miller
W. Main St
Clyde H. Mohler
Robert L. Daubenmire
William J. McIntosh
Roy C. Starr
Cheryl A. Patterson
E. Main St
James L. Taylor
Nelsonville
Howard F. Schrader
Norwood Ave
Martha Faye Smith
Richard H. Armstrong
Danny QO. Baker
Springhill Place
Gary W. Miller
Mohicar. Ave
Jimmy W
Fetherofl
Fourth St
David M. Nihiser
Gary E. Cummins
N. High St
Gregg R. Campbell
Births and dismissals linked to Hocking Valley Hospital
List mentions Hocking Valley Community Hospital figures including Mrs William Mills and Ronald Cameron connected to Toledo and New Straitsville. Dismissals include Nancy Cozad Ronald Rutter and several others. Finland reports a 1970 birth rate drop of six percent from 64 000 births in 1969.
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William Mills
Rockbridge
Ronald Cameron
Toledo
David Blosser
New Straitsville
Finland
Births and admissions list at Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hospital notes show multiple births to families including Emanuel Hughes and Robert Williams. Admitted patients include Marvin Murphy, Jonathan Gastin, Forrest Lent, Mary Watkins, Judy Sabo, June Pierce, Ray Chute, Clarence McFann, Flossie Clemons, John Meyers, Kelly Bateman, Shelly Sullivan, and others. Additional entries mention Anna Risner, Martha Savage, Paul Mount, and Jerry Allbaugh among various locations.
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Marvin R. Murphy
Glouster
Jonathan Gastin
Forrest Lent
Nelsonville
Mary Watkins
Judy Sabo
June Pierce
Waynesburg
Ray Chute
Logan
Clarence McFann
Corning
Flossie Clemons
McArthur
John Meyers
Sandusky
Kelly Bateman
Charles H. Canter
Murray City
Shelly Sullivan
Buchtel
Anna N. Risner
Martha Savage
Berlin Heights
Paul Mount
Bowling Green
Natu Patel
Lancaster
Charles Wrotney
Jerry Allbaugh
Agnes Butler
Marvin Murphy
Ann Frazee
Norma Love
Madeline Kapple
Edward Ley
Belford Rosser
Cline Holcomb
Donald Sanders
Conrad Dearing
Anna Tolliver
Helen Young
John Myers
Graduates Presented Bibles at Nelsonville York High School
In a Wesleyan Church service on Chestnut Street eight Nelsonville York High School graduates received Bibles presented by Mary Jane Bateman to Sunday School Superintendent Billy Joe Powell. Recipients were Michelle Traugh Davis Judy Ann Drescher Kathryn Sue Fearns Brenda Wachenschwanz Charles Edgar Dalton James Michael Hall Lonice Eugene Johnson Jerrold Max Winchell. Girls received white Bibles and boys black. parents had reserved pews with brown and white bows. The Rev. John Minsker led the recognition.
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Wesleyan Church
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville-York High School
Mary Jane Bateman
Billy Joe Powell
Michelle Traugh Davis
Judy Ann Drescher
Kathryn Sue Fearns
Brenda Wachenschwanz
Charles Edgar Dalton
James Michael Hall
Lonice Eugene Johnson
Jerrold Max Winchell
Logan Hosts Memorial Day Parade and Community Festivities
Logan-Hocking Countians marked Memorial Day with a traditional parade from the Post Office to Oak Grove Cemetery and services at Worthington Park led by revivals and DAR. About 500 attended the Jaycee Holiday at Home featuring entertainment from Gospel Aires and Siegler Brothers Band plus games, races, and door prizes. Retta Howe Class meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Logan — Hocking
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
N. Market Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Ferguson
First Baptist Church
Logan
Taps
Worthington Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Conrad Diehm
Immanuel United Methodist Church
C. L. Baker
Logan National Guard
Willis Dicken
Siegler Brothers Band
Friendly Five
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George E. Smith
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Conrad O. Diehm
The
Susan Oberlin
Miss Oberlin
Steven Palsley
George M. Sarbalas
Charles J. Moore
Prin
Cipal
James B. Moore
Board of Education
Jean Ann Knox
Jeffery Stewart
Jan Smith
Judith Ganoey
Deborah Devol
Daniel Collison
Richard Krebs
Mark Shaw
Kurt King
Denise Russell
Monica Harris
Carolyn Jones
Florence Brooks
Garnett Jones
Alice Keairns
Ruth Tannehill
Haney
Nocent
Ray J. Hoy
Rober L. Rinehart
Groveport
Carroll E. Gang
Motherwell Ave
Davis M. Looney
E. Front St
Steven J. McClure
Fern R. Hubble
Robert L. Bownes
Franklin R. Perry
Third St
Jerry L. Brooks
Mrs. Shafer
Carlie Shafer
East Columbus Street
K. L. Sibley
Paul Carrier
Akron
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Nancy Cozad
Ronald Rutter
Charles Snyder
Francis Cox
Orville Yates
Hildreth Reeves
Norman L. Jones
Donald L. Mays
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Emanuel Hughes
Robert L. Williams
Haydenville
Ares
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Complete Insurance Service
Reed & Baur Inc
Athens
West Washington
Southeastern
Ohio
Jasper
Bankamericard
Anna Jones
Lela Todd
John Minsker
JayCettes
Logan Jaycees
Howe
Retta Howe
First United Methodist Church
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
ANB
Athens National Bank
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