Hamden Moves Ahead On New Fire Station Plans
Hamden will begin construction of a new fire station after state approval. Mayor Charles McCoppin says funding comes from a citizen fundraiser plus village treasury money, with most labor donated. The current equipmenthouse is too small, stored in a former bank annex, and a new station will allow modern trucks and pumps. Completion of a new water main raised system pressure and revealed leaks now repaired, reducing overall water use. A Class 8 fire insurance rating is hoped for to lower property insurance costs.
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Hamden
Charles McCoppin
McCoppin
Wellston
Messenger
George Lovell
Hooper Ridge Bible School Scheduled
Plans for the Hooper Ridge Church of Christ vacation Bible School run June 21 to 25 from 9 to 11 30 a m daily. Theme is Jesus Speaks To Our World from St Luke with a large faculty across nurseries to Teen II and contact for arrangements Mrs Virginia Kasler 448 2061.
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Hooper Ridge
Church of Christ Daily Vacation Bible School
Jesus
Becky Teagarden
Nancy Kasler
Ada Jago
Linda Ewing
Sue Ball
Barbara Henry
Beverly Lucas
Frieda Clifford
Helen Linscott
Fraces Antle
Rita Brooks
Hilda Kasler
Pat Brown
Jo Evener
Vera Peck
Marily Ball
Sharon Simons
Joann Linscott
Rosalee Kasler
Anna Wolfe
Carolyn Wolfe
Glenn McDaniel
Mike Teagarden
Joe Kasler
Dean Kasler
Betty Calentine
Lois Chadwell
Lavonne Wolfe
Pat Withem
Virginia Kasler
Nelsonville Meetings for Women's Groups and Church Picnic
The Presbyterian Women meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church with medical missions as the program. Mrs. Margaret Green, RN, is the program chair. Lydia Circle hosts. Group One of First Christian Church plans a picnic Monday at 1 p.m. at Lake Burr Oak hosted by Mrs. Earl Hilleary. members bring their own table service.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Green
Lydia
First Christian Church
Lake Burr Oak
Earl Hilleary
Corrected Entry Fee for Nelsonville Horse Show
The Tri County Wranglers announce the Nelsonville event on Route 33 will charge two dollars for entries, correcting a previous $24 figure published Wednesday. The show runs Sunday afternoon at the show ring about one mile west of the city.
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Nelsonville
Tri-County Wranglers
Birth and traffic incident reported in Logan
Hocking Valley Community Hospital welcomed a son to Mr and Mrs Robert Vernon of Shawnee. In Logan, Thomas Collins of New Straitsville admitted and several others dismissed to home. A bicycle collision on W Hunter Street left David Ferguson uninjured after his bike struck Danny Baker’s car, minor damage noted to both vehicle and bike.
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Robert Vernon
Shawnee
Florence Stephenson
John Litz
Harry Riddle
Herman Leonard
Logan
Thomas Collins
New Straitsville
David Ferguson
Leonard Ferguson
Fourth St
W. Hunter Street
W. Hunter
Danny O. Baker
Spring Hill Place
Baker
Logan Man Takes Third In Contest
The Genesee fishing contest in April produced three top largemouth bass from area lakes. Robert Bobaychyt of Hartville won with a 7 pound 14 ounce fish at Burr Oak using Shimmy Gal lure. Richard Green of Pickerington placed second with a 7 pound 13 ounce bass from Lake Logan on a homemade lure. John son of Logan claimed third with a 7 pound 12 ounce bass from Lake Logan using a minnow.
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Genesee
Shell Johnson
Logan
Genesee Brewing Co
Robert Bobaychyt
Hartville
Burr Oak
Richard Green
Pickerington
Lake Logan
Johnson
Logan Seeks Pickup Truck for Recreation Department
Logan City Council in a special session authorized bids for a new pickup truck for the recreation department and approved selling the 1965 model. They also moved to borrow 86000 to cover sewage disposal costs, with 15000 long term and two short notes of 47700 and 24400. The project is about 95 percent complete and final federal funds arrive at 100 percent.
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Logan
Logan City Council
Council
Awards Presented At Central School
Logan reports Central Elementary held its Awards Assembly during the final class week. Harold R. Smith praised safety patrols and presented David Horsky with a conservation essay award and NARD membership. Kevin Gable won spelling honors with a newspaper pin, plus certificates for runners-up Jan Myers and others.
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David Horsky
Central
David
National Association of
Helen Price
Citizen-Journal
Kevin Gable
Jan Myers
Brad Long
Cindy Tom
Ruth Craig
Hall Patrol
Amy Davis
Tanya Ditty
Mary Faulkner
Leanne Fisk
Christy
Aeration system tips from Hocking Sanitarian for summer homes
Hocking County sanitarian Donald A. Robers reviews aerobic digestion aeration units used in seasonal homes. He explains auto cycling by a time clock, reset after power outages, and warning lights on the fustat plate. He warns against turning off units long empty homes and advises removal and cleaning if unused for long periods.
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Donald A. Robers
Hocking County
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
Robert Shannon
Pamela F. Dalton
Ann Souders
Diana Fletcher
Logan Man
Central School
Eileen Connor
Roger Davis
Kenny Miller
Pam Moore
Cathy Parry
Brenda Rempel
Suzette Sparks
Melissa Spencer
Cathy Walter
Kevin Wright
Gladys Webb
Renee Barkhurst
Lee Anne Leadbetter
Teresa Lunsford
Cindy Montgomery
Fonda Moore
Carol Sirota
Robbyn Levering
Kathryn McKinley
Cindy Bateman
Kathy Walter
Ray Wright
Poplar St
Donna Wright
Hocking
Pibankls
Daniel D. Nicholas
the Peoples Bank
Nelsonville, Ohio
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